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SPORTS
THREE CLOSE FINISHERS
IN SHEEPSHEAD RACES
Exciting Struggles Thrill
Onlookers at the East- s
crn Course
SrnCIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEVI" YORK. July I.— The finishes in
three of the races at Rheepshead bay>
today were c!ose enough to please the
most exacting of those who look for
excitement in a race. In the opening
event Gene Russell ard Hollister were
only heads apart at the finish, but"
Hollister, which had closed fast in the
middle of the track, was, so far from
his rival as to create the impression
to many in the grandstand, who did
not make proper allowances for the
angle, that he had won. \u25a0 The Judges
said that Gene Russell had the ad
vantage of a good head and the fact
that Martin was riding him with great
confidence, never drawing his whip,
bears out the decision of the judges.
For the Mermaid stakes the only
flrture on the- card, Tankea Girl and
Killaloe came to th« finish so close
together that It was only the nod that
gave the decision to Yankee Girl.
In the fifth race there was the
closest three horse finish of the season.
Bridge Whist. Herbie and Glorious
Betsy were only Inches apart in the
order named. Summary:
rsrst rue*, fire and m. h«lf fctrinnss — General
Huwel! won. Hollister second, Jubilw third.
T:rap. 1 :0S 3-5.
Swond race, one mil* — Rye won. Clo!steress
s<yond. Mary F third. Time, 1:39 2-5.
Third r«c*. tb* >iermald «teke», inlle and a J
ftfrlon?— Tjmtpe Girl won, KiUtioe second. Court
Drwi tlilrd. Tim*. 1:54 4-5. '
Foarth race. a!le and thre*-BixtP«ntli»— Of.
Gardner won. Ironside* second. Bed Friar third.
Tim». C:01 1-5.
Firtt race, six and a half fartons*. on turf —
<sic*Tte won. Chactllly second, Cwlarstromp
th-.rtl. Time, 1:214-5.
Sixth race, fir* and a b*lf fnrtoncn — Bridge
Wbist won, JTrrtwe second. Glorious Betsr third.
Time. 1 :OS 1-5.
Seventh Tare. fiT# and a ba!f fnrloDE«— Kara
Aris won. Rojal Envoy second, St. lUrio iliird.
Time, 3:OS.
LATONIA TRACK JUDGES
DISQUALIFY MARMOREAN
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
LATOMA. Ky.. July I.— Weather clear; track
Kirs=t racc—FiTe furioagit; maiden 2 year old
Odd*. Horse and Jockey. Wt. St. Str. Fin.
"-1 — KWrr <Criinnj!nM 107 5 1 l'^l 2
5-2-r-Alberl Fan/. (Pio!ifnsi.lo7 7 ~ >i 2 2
7-s— li".val CLar.co «J. Lcei..llO 6 4 lii 1
Time— l SOS 2-5. lV!»rics. Dr. Simral'. I^'p flrf.
<lia«x. L. C. WiJri.J. !!<-«<i6ycr. Frenk Lalor.
AiymUxrk. finUiic<i as usmed.
S-cond raw — Sir 'ur'.ousit; sr-iiLuit; 3 year olds 1
<M<!«. Honse «nd Jockey. Wt. Sr. Sir. Fin,
'^-I—>r»nujrean1 — >r»nujrean <X Martini. lo2 I :: 3 11
j-l — liartiag <Tra*-ra«u» ...iO(t 5. 12 2
.".-1— ttcif S'lorne »J. Leci.,lo7 3 4 4 3 n"
Tlciis— l:l4 S-5. J>r. l^-» HuSman. Vounp i=te
.fus.- Neilotte. J.itri*. <;eorjre. C«rl Gray. Joe
Owyif. Tin- G>jldf-u IJird. alt<'M>,;i. Cnisj^d as
asaied. •MarnnTuaj disquilifl^ for fouling.
TSlrd r»,-«— Fire fiirM.p?: pnrse: 2 roar olii":
<hU\a. J liorse «u<l loc'^y. Wt. St. Str. Fin.
7- 1-iTn;-.. Moiei <BrMel>;..los 1 1 ij 1 ij
;i - J — Centra S il. 1/p^i Hls 5 5 '- -' n ,
V-iO — K. C Rann <Crimcin"t.ltij 9 3 lijj 11-
T.nif — 1. -til 3-5. Whist Br.xim. BetJi GiWKjirin.
I <*'(',;•* X, «'s].lorf Belle. Miss Schircoiss,
.JJcnu.l U. Tim Kelly, finished us named.
F.-urth rao<»— One aud a sinecnth miles, purse.
T. v«-ar o!c« and opwan!: -
OJd*. Horse and Jockey. Wf. St. «i Fin.
3<;-5 — Hoßslcaor <J. Bntlert.. n>> «» ; 4 1 11,
8-1 — t'onrolo <D. Austin! ...l(X\ 2 1 H,2 1 " j
J v 'j — Bean Isn:mr.iel i Powers* 1)7 1 3 13 Hi
Time, 1:40 4 .".. Taiig!ewood. Woo!*ume, Bottles,
1^ Veita, Hutzah, finished as named.
Fifth rac* — Clnbbous^ steeplechase, handicap
4 rvtr olds and upward:
\u25a0•Mdj.-. Hornc end J<K-ker. Wt. St. *; Fin
T-r—Potissh ill. Uißsri'^t ...144 1 1 i l :j
«--% — Saul CMcClarc* 1»;h « 3 2 2.1
15-1— IVr" Vinegar \We!ton».l3s S 5 2 3 2 I
Time. 3:20 3-5. Qnyx 11. Twenty Shot. Merry
Pioneer. Itacatiara, WeberOelds, finished as
f?ixth race— One and a sixteenth ' miles, scll
itur. 4 yp»r olds ar.d upward:
Odds. Horse «ad Jockey. Wt. St. \ Fin
J'i I—Great1 — Great Crruemani lf<i 4 15 14
21— rWwood 11. (H»»lgeson)105 1 n 21U
x-J— Mls« Hawley (Plckennt. I>9 9 3 h ill:;
Tjme. I:i7. Docile. Red Coat. Harpoon. L«dy
Cliisoo. Tancrpd; Incubator, Ethel Mark, fin
. i*iied as named. \u25a0 '\u25a0 •
S«>r«»nth rare — One end a sixteenth miles, sell
isc-. 4 your olds and upward:
<»d<is. Horse and Jocker. Wt. St. «i Fin ?
13-s— Pcslplock (J. Ix*> ...AKt 5 111412
12 I— Fulttr (V. Powers) ...101 3 2 b' 2 2
4-I— Carew (Cherry) .107 2 s >4 3 2
Time, 1:4?. Mcllvain, BJenue^nworth. H^nry O,
Or. Spruill. Bebounder, finished as named. . ••
LATOMA EXTKIES
First- race, lire and a half farlongs. sellintr—
Margr.ret EaWJolph &). Sabado 88, Merrigo 80
r.exail JOO, E(J Kane 101. Water Cooler 102.
X-ady Vl*» 103. Vansel 104, Cheswardin 104,
Backet Brigade 110. Oruntess of Melbourne 103.'
Second- race, sit, <furloaga. Belling — VJpertne
I'J4. Bert Osra 103. i>d Thlstli 103. Tsura jai
G*ll!thea 1(;3. P.qtoJ Star ioj, Stoncr Hill 10S,
Cacl* \\+i\Tf 114. Ben Trorito 95. Feir
isor* 85. I>jpw Star "»«. Wakeful 100. c
Ttird race, one and •. sirtwitn mfirs. set!-,
ine — MonocJiord» 102, Sbawana 102.. Florirel 1»|
Tinker 105. -Cssp<«rdine 107, Wedgc'wood l<,".i
».arpl«»Kir 109. Erlipflc lc0».l c 0». Anils 109,.° Dm*
iTrnt. lU>.' Redwood 1 1- 110/ Matador 112.
Fourth nice," one and a quarter, miles, c the
Latonla Oatm — Miss Alert 10». Miss Llda li»
T.illte Tnnifer 112, Dainty Dame "117, Winr
Tins 122. : '-' ' „ .'-•.. -o ' ; ~
Fifth 'ra«;c, etr« furlon?s.° felllnjr— Dr. i^e
Huffman 92. Harold D S»s. Bonerrian s °.l<>o, Bell-
Trrf>ne 101. Hosted .103. B«-nsm>hurst 103. 'Minos
303, Hacfrbty 107. peatriceo X 107. Ben Str&cc
307. Barnwlale JO7. Konoflotf 105. \u25a0'\u25a0'_\u25a0?.*
Sixth rar»», on» mile, prllinc — Desta R6 BIaz»
o' Light- £7. WaraT Cre«w««H 90. Woolpto.i'e
l-«.°I>onl)le Trot:bi«! 108, Caroline -W 100 Camtlle
I'M. N>wl 102. Cygnet 102. Small I^adr 104",
IJruftnaut^ Eice 107, Prince Rtlrerwings 113. •
' I.ATOXI.I SELECTIONS ' ' V °
<•\u25a0 By tfce New Tort' Telegraph. .c °
FJrst j-as-r — Bucket Brigade*. .Ed Kane*,«Coim
trca ajf , Mf-lhourrif. ° \ \u25a0 •2 \u25a0 '
f^cond race^-<Jnlitb*a. PesaVai^Ctrt. OsrA.
. Third trace — Carries*, Wedgewtjod. " Attila-
IVtiffth race— ©a ln ty I>ame^ Miss Llda. " Miss
\u25a0«A.!«Tt. . o ... - - o • o • • • a
- Fifth ruce— Bensonhurst. Haujrhty, BelltoonV •
oSixth race— Dorao/ Warner GrUwelL' CamUle!
WINDSOR STEEPLECHASE
ANNEXED BY KILMORIE
o JSPECIAL DISPATpH TO°THE t^LL; "I
° WIXRsORt .Ont,, Joly 1. — Weather cloudy
trark fast. .=\u25a0 . . o - \u25a0 . , . ,' . \u25a0
First race — Six furlong*. '• selling, ° 3 year olds
iml' upward: • 4 • ' :
M 4«. Horee and J&key. ,WJt. St. SJx. e Fla.
'*-l— Consfder«oon <Moreld).ll7 4r2« 12
2-I— Cousin Kate (Uenneey).lOf 3.1 n. 2 4
•-I— Left Guard <Knnz)...^o7 2 3 2 3 2° c
Xime.~J:l4 1-5.- Awawepan^, I>edo< v a. Llzil*
3 -McLean, Monterey. A 1 vise, Ectleolastlc. Mar
<jLis de Carabas, finished as named. ° -
Second ' rare; — Short course, steeplechase, 4
«>«r olds and- upward: '-.
T*<3d«. Hnrsf mnd° Jocker. . • Wf. PL ;"• X • Fin.
SI -^Kilmori^ (O'Connor » 138 \u25a0' 3 „,- 1 2 15 •
2-1-^Snowdrift (H. 80y1e). .136 2 '2 « 2 1
:2-l-i-Trenct the Mere «I)tyntl4l 13 2 S V*
rime. 3:35.. Bask llollday. Lain Young, Ap-"
/ trryx, as named. JsaßMßMhi
Third rare— SeTen' furlong*, purse, 3 year olds
m<J upward: ' ° ; . . •
Jdds. Horw°.and Jockey.. Wt. St. Str. Fin.
5-1 — Dr. Mark <liumti 112 -6O6 O 1 C 1 6
S-s— Reside <Bnrton) ....".. !*S 4 3 2 2 1
2-I-Nitß (D. 801and)..p.104 2 52 3 h
Time. —^— ; tittle Lighter,' Csurjr t The Eng
lishman, Urinrcl iff, - Mary Cunt is, finished • aa
nacM-d. . \u25a0 °
Fourth race — One mile, purse. 3. year olda and
inward:- \u25a0
Md«. Horse and Jockey. .Wt. St. % Fin.
-2^ Alt* McDonald i Burton) : 104 2 I*l2,
• s— Factotum (J. Foley) 110 J 3 4 2 2
Crack Athletes to Compete in the Park Stadium
"Dutdv Books the Rule at Seattle
: and the Public Is Winning
J. R. Jeffery
:,' SEATTLE. July I.— The public ..got
the better of the book makers at The
Meadows today, three fa\'orites, two
second choices and one backed outsider
accounting for the card. The majority
of the books were "dutched" on nearly;
every race, the volume of play still j
[being Inadequate for the large number of :
j books operating. Considering the at- ;
j tendance, which- was good for .an . off i
day. lowering skies^ and a mediocre
card, the play showed improvement
over' Saturday and i 3 expected' to pick
jup steadily as the local public gets a
j line on the horses. The track was sur
prisingly good, though rain had fallen
in the , forenoon. . <= !°
"Tobe" Ramsey's Judge, In grand
shape now, .won his race Very Im
pressively. An attempted coupon Billy
Mayham was spolled o by the bolting of
that horse when the" barrier went up,,
and his backers did not .even- get a
rua for tbeir money. . . • " - •
LAdy Kitty, one of- the beaten,fa-vor
ites, got away badly and received weak
handling. The erratic Hersa°in, another
unsuccessful choice, had no excuses.
Colonel Jewell, the other beaten, favor
ite, Is not of much account, seemingly.
He quit "all over" after a futile effort
to get to the front.
The association directors have made
a special order accepting the stake en
tries of Fred Bent, Cadichon . Cholk
Hedrick and Daniel C from- Dealy &
Co., these entries, having been lost in
; transmission.' ' °.~~
Bob Fleming has arrived and prob
ably will put on a book for Joe Rose.
Devvie Andrews is operating the Pacific
club book.. ' : . '" ..
The probable gtar.ters'ln the Celebra
tion handicap, at a;mlle and a sixteenth,
on Thursday, include Logl»tlila 117
Fred B*nt 108. J. C. Clem 105,' A. Mus.
koday 110. Optician 105, Massa- 102,
Bfeech wood 99, Fulleta 99, Woolma 96
MLss Offlcious*97. ; ".?
"U'alhauser". & Co.'s' Pinta died today
of pnenmoaia; Ltvius is very" sick.
The Fountain. McKennip and "McNeil
stables arrived today.' ./•.•:;;
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Seattle
irt^l^u; igQ&t™L A r* T - *** lhn \u25a0**"*\u25a0 -Track loir. H. \u25a0 H. Egbert, presiding
1188 FIKST KACE — Four furlongs; netting-; maiden 2 year olds;, value, ?200. - ; ~
Indes.j Horse. • \u25a0 j\Vt| St., X ' Flu. \ . Jockey. I Op. Cl.
!}£ iJJftS". '-i • • <!*"(. 4 . -'h n -..; jfillbm "..... 3--3TF3'
ii-j- .Charloiie 8... . 1115 ° 1 « • •> c. ! iv.., •> \u25a0
.»«^^ .:..::;::::|ns- 5. Ie V*z £?&£•:-: ;: « 1.
1140 I ... ; ; \u25a0.;;; US 6\u25a0 * , -4 li Wilrnot ......' 4 6
;->\u25a0- ;«.\u25a0""? ' : - !ll ° - r>: ::i •" - -iArehib.M .... lo 15.
JL^zJ^l:Jd2^fL^^"z^^jj^iiJLi^^j'--i n 4 1. S 1-6 jHo!comh ....; .: s_J2
, Time— :2s^- :Mvothmar 3-5 place: 1-4 show. CliarJoUe.S-.5 plaeV: 3^ show. tvlnk Rok*, \u25a0
\u25a0 CorHM rlf^i.leiT 011 h * a ' 1I;y ' SeCua <l drivin?. Cbariotte B ran out in tbo stretch. \
ill 89 SEC .°S D RACE^SIxTndT • half 'fJrloajrs; ireliiniriTear^lds ; vahTe~S2so. • ]
.Index.:. . Horgg. • • ]Wt; st. ,a; -;.. Fin. 1 Jockey. ) Op. Cl.
f ;|;; S.tSr:::::::;::::::::::::::::,:!- \u25a0 j. . »?. ;> S^SiS «" •'
11...$ 'frtfnm . 107 .V S .•« 5 H.»*o« ...... ..1 •10 in
]}-l ip^i •••\u25a0- •\u25a0• •••1107I 107 * 2- 1 * 71 ' :'««*" \u25a0••.-.-4 io is
11. 1 IRotuit ..y •••\u25a0•....\u25a0.. ...illO -4 ~1 - S—l RettlC .. ; .-.y-.;) ' 12 '- IS
f ni^n 'i \u25a0 «.m tf c 1c 1 ? 1 ;.. " °", f 1? i; - v> Second and third dririor. ... .vita i>pa easily "•'
K;*ir°« race Indifferently haudled, saTfd yiouud en the tern. Throw out Lady
1 190 * HI " D RA CK— Fire and a haffifnrloags; selling; 4 yecr" oijl'Tiirt upward ~y*liie,7*£ib~
|g! : L' . l^Ll'v.^^^i-in^J Jpckov_J Op!. -01. .
U.J jDeGrammout .5... \u0084. ..| m | C ..fi -\u0084fi Ic. Wright "i M,> 10
T«m««— :24>i. :?><:•, I:tt>. •, Judge. 1-3 pUcc;,mi£ chow. Boland.' M ' plnte: -2 iisow Wheeie^ — vT "
kW. Mart pood.- easily. Second can Jl,v Third ViTiD*/ I XuigK- inder re<r a inf ••
™ ? * il^, P rl nc< * s? 1 ." u> tte »lp«ol|-.na tu^n went on «U u-oneisllr. Boland w« -
o <.«e pp «!1 the tray. Pnue«-8S WTieeVr . hadiy. Wrtlwortb wtllVw. . • -, >
1191 KOCiITH .RACE— Five /nrlonj;?; pune: 3 jear. olrt7^Hu^^7;iT^^li^Trimrs32bC
II "" K - i ' How. . . V -Jw t { s t . »\u25a0 ' ' rtß ; \u0084- "jtttty. - -' r.Q». «r
'iisS' winim'J l^ I "" \u25a0V • *'• \u25a0••'•• I 1I 1 , 101 '4• Jh # i**?T7{vStrir. -..:.;. ".s-sTa-ii
»8s Lady jiirthfni....:,.: : x:;:;ior .1- 23 " i*V-'!r-n s ''--" : 3 ,1 \u25a0-••
1192 "f™ '.^CFT^'f 'nrjonga;., selling; 4 year aids a^~d upward;. ralue to first,.Tjj^s(l
inCri.]. . •Hon.e.- '. . llwt] -St. *j • . .Fia. .; J | -. Jorkfty.^ 1 Op Cl .'
iSlllliilfiilgiiii
; 2-5 atow. 'Start saod. Wo:i • easily. Second and third driviul . Ktnn Pollr nlri^i im ni^
• *»aln when^^y^dscallopMl in. fi U rnolett& swerred -to T.flif "imlJ>" ° ~ .P. P ' C - k . fll " p - Bfr ' :
1193 SIX .J I '. <> K AC& J-OneJ -One mile; Belling; . 4 jear;olda !—! — '
11S2 Vir K lnla 80y. ... ... ..* > * ' \no ' 4 r, -".r 5" : ?^sii;;.'"^ :of 2(t
Tim^— :Ss, :00»i. 1:16^.11:43%. •Adams. 7-3 place- 1-2 show ' MirM7''JiT~ r i~^ : .!V^^~"r-»-^: —^'
\u25a0 inrlctus s'rtwr. i»«.art p%&-. . Wdn first 5 th?ee driTlni! Xlttlo aifrlkul ' 5* h« ' a'AT '
= ~«t hiaS «r^,y. la jr offJe.T«l and Inrlcios unUl they stopped ."h^^£en? o^ fVn.l Just -wS
, n^c^ ss ° nißh \ Orchfla - away badl^ m< ? V^ ?^?««rtt
2-l-HCnarile* Gilbert (Kelley ) ,107 4 • 2 1 S 8
Time. I^l 2-5. Wild n Flower II also ran.
c Hfth. race — Flt« furlongs-, pnrse, 2 year olds:
Odd*. „, H«rse \u25a0ami . Jwlcr. wt. St. Str. Fin
S-5-^Servlle (J. llenc«ss-y):il4 2 : 3.0 V 1 -U"
S-l-^P^tulant <More!and) 113 3 =2 0 h 2 b
1-I— Aquiline <5w1E1n).. .:.... -.no *i l h 3 10
Time. -1:91 3-5." - Liaicrine, \u25a0 Wagner Jr.. Sir Balm
• CanQe&s, finished as named. ° \u25a0\u25a0-" •
Sixth race— Mile and an' eighth*, 'selling. 3 year
olds and upward: . \u25a0 \u25a0 - -..,'.•
Odds. ; Hor»*« jind . Jockey. • 'wt. St. v «i Fin
1-I— K. of the Vjil'y (Murphy) 101." 8 i'j.ij 1
fel— Chanlda ' /HolmesK... ..103 C 3 3 2 2
21— Matahon <D. -80!an4)...1G6 1 2n 3 3
Tltfle. 1 :54.V Habrr. Golden Mineral. Pompadour,
'Floral Artist, Gold Spray, finished as named.
Seventh race— Six farlongs,' selling, 3 year bids
and upward:: \u25a0 . .
=Odds. Horse and' Jockey* Wt St. Str. Fin.
7-5-^-Halt<ra (Swain) °. .-.103 3 1 »4 1 n
4-I— Deaigre W. Mcrphy).;.^ W> 9 2 122
2-I— Pungent <ConnoIly) 93*8 <%3h : .
Time. • 1 :15. KUmesha 11, Glena Macßride,
R^tiO, Beldemo. Mail Box, Sonnet, La* Thorpe,
nn»bed ashamed. ;
• WIXDSOn ENTRIES
First race. v «Ix forlonßS. ' selline— Frank Col
lins 105f. Helen Miller 105, . Clifton Forge \u25a0 105 ~r
Impertinence S>, ' Dan McKenna 10$, Ballot : Box
111. Uoner* -SB, Taunt 87,. Prollflp ; 04, \u25a0 Wool
Tessa OK. Western 98. Sflrer Tall 87. "- :
: Second rac*. five furloncs. sclllns — Letobatcbee
107. Catherine F 100, Max ton 10C. Moliere 106,
=Hayou I*ark 103, Lee Crtst 103, 801 l Wee-rll 105,
Tomnabit 100. . -..-\u25a0•... :-.-/.*.--•,-
Third race. six. fnrlonp».° selling — Gracchus 93,
Bob's Pat 02, Kedondo 109. Mattie H l/) 3. Shine
On 110. Showman 10T». J.- W. . O'Neill 105. Rull
aha 105.* Lizzie McLean 105.' Edgeley 102, Re
tlwnt 106, Basil 107. • 1
Fourth race, one and ; a t sixteenth miles. ' sell
ing — Florentine. 90, >M«ceona 96. Young Sater 09,-
Max . 39. Mrs. , Annie - 90." HereHle " 09, \u25a0 Neodeßlia \u25a0
09. Obfron 99. Lljrht Note 10C, S^ret 97. Bonr
bon;>Tews : 107. \ Monterey 107, ' Curans » lol; The
Gleam 06. . . , : ..." ./- •
Fifth race, four and a half furlonss, ielling—
"Ella B 110. Mlcklcton 'Maid 110, Little : Jennie
110,^San« . Ueprocbe . 110, Ena 103," Cantlesa ' 105,
May ' Brennan 105. * Meadow Green \u25a0 105, Black
Barbara 110,'. Repletion 110. ' . . •:
• Sixth race, one mil«\«>Hlnjr— Royal River 97, ;
BathmarU 67, Doc J*j!e;iO7. Ueadley 108. Little
Boot 102, Pleald 102,*Xlye Bye II 102, Edwin ;H
io4. f&tBBBB&timBBmB&&£EU&BBfc
WINDSOR ': SELECTIOXS
fly ; the > New 'York ; Telegraph ,-....\u25a0."- --.?'--j-
First i race— Ballot Box,"-- Prolific. » lmpertinence.'
'Second race — 801 l Weerll. Maxton.* Moliere: - i
, Third race— Kedondo. - Shine On, i Bacll: :
• Fourth , race— The ; Gleam,* - Secret, f Monterey.- , \
Fifth race— Meadow Green, Ena; May. Brennan.!
Sixth race— Boyal RlTer,; Bye * Bje 11, "Bath-,
maria. I \u25a0 r , i . — v % - .
THE.S^y^FRA^UISUO CAfrl,, TUE^AY;iJrui^>2^ 1907;
Seattle Selections
J. R. Jeffery
- First race— Alice F. San Ramon,
. Snapdrajjon. . s \u25a0
Second rac>— Lord Proroat,
Annt Polly, Redmont.
Third race— Altn- Spa, May
Am r I In. Convent Bell." \u25a0 \u25a0 =
. Fourth. race — Qneen Alamo,
Ikkl, Mike' Jordan: . " . .*'
D ., r Fifth race Petrey, Red . Rey
nard, Alice Carey. 'S%fc*|pj&PSfi
Sixth' race— Revolt, The Ml«t,
Marllsmai. * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"'. -:
SEATTLE ENTRIES
f'lrst rac« — Four and-a half -fnrlonjs, selling:
(114«) Irish' Mike ...112 (1002) San Ramon .'.IOO
1074 Snapdragon ..1(9 1164 Gigana . ......104
1184 Alice S .....100 1092 Mimicry • .....104
Second • race— Thlrteen-slxteentbs '< of ". a .\u25a0 mlla,'.'
celling:. ,*•\u25a0-:.>. -\u25a0 ;:. \u0084 -r ,
1182 Lor 4 - ProYoat.io7| (1192) Annt Polly ...105
1075 Rosco«. • ..v..-.107r IJSS Black E.tm.y.105
ÜB2 Redmont ....107 1173 L«»t Faustut:.lo2
.... Bannoeen« ..'107r..; . Lady' Kent/. .M05 '
\ \u25a0 : \u25a0 --.' \u25a0.\u25a0. \u25a0 .. "\. -.. -^ \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 '; \u25a0 .
\u25a0 Third \u25a0_ rs«*— Sei-en ; furlongs, selling: '\~- : -'~~ i * : '..
1143 Ten Row -...107 848 Mala ' . ...105
(1189) A1t* *. 5pa ...... 107 11S0 Lady Kitty.:.. 105
1138 Derdom, ... r ... 107 1102 Sachet ...... i!O3
11«8 Mar- Amelia.. 105 -ltr>4 B»nlada .100
113S Conrent 8e11e.105 .: ; \u25a0 "v" *
Fourth.rac*— One mile,' ailHng.:'
1153 Tarrl Ran ". ...107! ilB7 Fa?toso .....'.102
1158 Moofso ....r.107|.1010 Lady Kln-t ..100
0172 Mike Jordan. .lo7| 1382 Ramoua II ..100
lk.ki .....105 . :.. Caroburn .t.UOS
1171 Queen Alamo. lW| .... Jingle- .......107
• Fifth, race— Seren, fcarlonffs. selling:
11RX Ked Reynard! 1111 1183 Foncasta .....W,2
.. Jl.-.2 Dewey ..-.-..HO't 1182 Dngerfsii!- Glrl.loo
1177 llakersflelrl .:1O7( 1183 Alice Carey. ..loo
Onlle Harry. 107 i . .. . .Kublana . . . ..U>s '
-.;.. Hlrtle .......105! -
\u25a0 Sixth v a(>e — Six furlongs,'. selling: - .. 1
114 ft I'm Joe .'.112 L 843 RpechKood ...UO
544'Fnlletta ' .1121.1108 Tbt Mist ..^.107
1185 Martinmas .:i<*i -' .
"CONGO COON" ACCUSED
OF ROBBING SOLDIER
Colored Pugilist Arrested by
\ Two Policemen in
.; Fillmbre ; Street " : " ;
; The.""Cone:o Coon,"; known to fame
as a prize fighter. and a bootblack.^suf
fered ;a , check ;• in- ; his ; meteoric 'j •career
last night when he J. was ; arrested in
Fillmore street, "near : Sutter, by Police
men McHugh and Gabriel'and taken' to
the Bush ; street^; statldh"-:^ The
against the ."Congo ; Coon 1 ! i.was'i filed *by
a soldier/ who claimed that] the" pugilist
had held him'; up. and -relieved him;; of
hls;cash. s * The? colored? man*; denied , the
allegation indignantly; and 'said -that
like Schmitz, he was the '-victim of a
conspiracy. YJqtMEyffia^iiebffisr:' j -
j After ' the ' police v had taken VCongo"
into custody they. learned s that the com
plaining' V.witness:. witness:. had; disappeared and
aU once i began . a' h'unti fori the' soldier."
When ; the'i prisoner '. learned'?of * this he
remarked carelessly:- ti; " ;
" I do P' t ' care '! f they^neverflnd him.".
• OPEX TO CHAiLI/EXCES
\u0084 The ; r Alameda baseball team, V man ;
aged by r S. 1 Steels of t l 511- Fifth 'avenue,
Alamedaj ia^open ,toi challenges^ from
any v team 4thes meriibers ; ot -.which £ av
erage; 17^ years {in 'age. SMatchesC with
country teams are^especially 'desired. '
ACCEPTS, OAKLAND CALL
> SEATTLE. ''i-Wash:,;-' Julyl IJ-^Theißev.
W.D." Slmmonds: announced that' he] had
accepted f the; call itoUhe'rFirst\Unltarian
church rr of. : :;Oakland,';^Cal.'J;f and r would
leave for; his \ new. charge the latter part
of /August.; The i trustees ?of i the 7 : First
Unitarian s church? -;tiere Coffered^ him "the
same - salary-, he '\u25a0: was "; to', recelvetat r Oak^
land toUndu'cehimVto- remain."
PICK OF COAST'S TRACK
AND FIELD MEN ENTER
Splendid : - Contests Assured
inxthe Events on the
\ Fourth of July"
I: .-\u25a0' _• *. . .... . ''. . '•'\u25a0 C \u25a0 -:\ \u25a0
! The athletes who have charge of I the
I field day at;. the; stadium', in Golden
Gate park July 4 presented the list
of entries itoHheireglstratlon. commit
- tee ;Of; the athletic association
last nigh t.V:?The entries, with, their offi
cial numbers andhandicaps/are as fol
lows: r , \u25a0 "r-" r -- ';\u25a0' :{ •,!*\u25a0•-"-'•••..' :'.>.. ',•'"!
; \u25a0'_ Four mile— lo. D. w. Henke. nnattached; 12,
;, U0^ e> . l»'»tt*cl»«I:'lS.l »'»tt*cl»«l:'lS. J. N. Richardson. nn-
Ix, £ le ' in '- ?; N««wn.T' New, York athletic
club, 4G..J. B. King, unattached; 45, a: Garcia,
Olympic club. \u25a0 \u25a0 : ''l ! %ti33S!fliMj& l^jf)t!lttiV^n'"fTX!tiT
;12; 12O v r F d « hurd1 «s. scratch— 22, F. Brewi. on
attached;.66,vW.: Newton, unattacbed; 67, »B.
Allsopp, unattached; 61.", R. Hupp unattached-
65, -J. E.V WUtow;; Webster athfetlc clu^ Sl.'
1 W. A Powell, pirmpic club; 82. Herbert Cheek.
Olympic club: 1, F. Smithson., Multnomah ath
, letJc- club; "80, W. Leib, ( Multnomah athletic
'Club. .''^ ;)•:;..• .-. ' i..v. . \u25a0 .',--. \u25a0 ..;\u25a0\u25a0; •.--:•\u25a0•\u25a0 • :
100 yards,: jcratch'— 4. O.Snedlpar, Olympic
club: 11. N.- Moore, unattached;,- 18. E. McNa
mara.rUnlTeraltyof^CaHfornia; 17, F -Stratton
unattached; 21, H.^ E.- Norton, S unattached; ' 24, •
? ;£r Smith, 29. M. Read, unat
tached; 31, B.D.de Long,' unattached; 33, W.
H.Hoburg, unattached; 84,' Norman Lane unat
tached; 23, :G.?Padilla. unattnehed; 35 J . Vn
derson, Olympic club; 36, : A. Vogelman,- Olymtrfc
club ; 37, 1 G.s Bromley, "unattached; 38. Cr. Bet- I
toll, Webster athletic club, 30. rj.Bldcfc Web- I
ster athletic : club; 60. W. '• Gwein. unattached •
62. A. Bn tier, unattached; C 3, C, Golcher, unat
tached:: 61."\ R." Hupp, unattached;* 13.' A ' A.
Glarner. Olympic club; 87. r. Gehrhardt, Oltdi
pic club.;-.. -\ \u25a0;.;-\u25a0.\u25a0;-:
.880 yards, 'scratch— Bo, F. Xi Hitchcock, unat
tacfced;; 3,-R.. Decker. 1 unattached; 6, Wayne
Coffee, unattached; t 7,'-W. GarTln, uuatUched; S.
Milton Bernstein,- unattached; 9, E. Russell un
attaefced:.; 10. D. \u25a0„ W.t Henke,. unattached ; 16. ; E. :
Mo.Vamara. Olympic club; 18, J. M. Richardson.'
Olympic club; I!>..S. Jacobs, unattached; 20. n.
Meyer. «nattacbed:;27.' Oelger Trowbridffe: 3::,
W. -H. Hoburg:.; unattached: 34,"> Norman I.auo.
unattached; ; 23. . «." Psdllla, . unattached- 13 \.
A.. Glurner.i Olympic -club; 58. M. Hunt, unat- .
tachod: 07. •\u25a0 H. Ilprmanu. 'unattached; OG. VT.
Newton, . unattached; 44, J.: R; Kelly. Webster
athletic. club. .•..-:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ,
• 880. scratch, hich"- school — H>.'&>. .'WV Henkp
Mck : -UK S. Jacobs/. Lick : 33, W. . H. Hobur-f,
Commercial: ."4." "Norman Lave. Commercial* 23
G. Padlllj. Ll<k:.CC. Ntwtou. Lick. ' '
I(M.> j-ai-Ux.'hlsb school, handicap— l 7, O. Strat
ton.. 3 yards: 10. f?.: Jacobs. 5 yards; 21, H. E..
Norton. -3 ynr<h; L»o; M. Read, S ysrds: 32, L."
rritteud*-n, 3 yards; 33, XV. H. Hoburer. 5 yards
::4. Nor.-can LBne, 5 yards; 23. C. Pudllla. 4
yards: S7. G. Bruailey, s.yards;. yards; CO, H. Gweln,
4 yanlg; r.2; A. BuUer. 4 yards; 63. C. Golehcr
scratch: Cl. K.' Hupp,' 2 yards.' ,':
• «0 ysrds, handicap — 2. J. Cameron, unattached,
»! feet: -},". (>. Saeciigsr, Oiympic-club. scratch;
7. ' W. GarrlD. unitiaclierf. C feet: 0, E. Russell,
unattached.: S feet; 10. , K. AfcNaronra; Unlrer
slty of rallfornis.' B fe*f: 10, S. Jacobs, uattt
tachrd.- .8 f^et: 17. F. Strattoti. unatteched,' S
feet:. 20. H. Meyer, unattached, .^B- feet; 21." ;
ll.' E. Norton." uoattache<l. 8 feet; 2C, Peter A.-
Mai-Intyre. ..iinnttacbetl.; 10 f*"t: 20. M. Read
unattached, :{ feet: 30. J. Col vert. Webster, nth-
Irtie i-!ub. -S feet; 32. L."Crlttcu«len. nnattnc'ued,'
|8-feet: ."«>.-, 1. -Anderson. 'Olympic, club, scratch;
23. G. Ffldilla, unattached. '.scratch; 3<> K\ Vo- -
celman. Olynapiq club, st-ratcli: 37, «. Bromley,
nnatta<-bed. S feet: 3S. A. Bettoll. Webster ath
letic dub, .4 feet: 39, J. Block. Webster athletic
Club. r» feet; 59, A. BraudKtellor, uuaUaclied. 8
fe<t: CO. F. Gweriu. nnHtiached. S feet; (il, U.
Hupp, unattached. -4. feet; 62, F. Bntler, unat
tached. 7 feet; 13. -A.; Glarner, Olympic club, 7 .
feet: 83. M. Ens ton. Multnomah atbletlc, club,
scratch: 87, P. Gehrliardt.- Olympic club, scratch; S
1, F. Smitiisun, Mnltnomah athletic club, scratch. •
II lie, scratch — SO, Frank ' Hitchcock, un-«t-
Uched ; <J. . Wayne Coffee, unattached : 7, W.
Garria, iinattach.<l: JO. D. W, Henke, . unat- <
tacliKl; I".', Fred Coffee, \u25a0unattached: 14. \u25a0T. \
I»Tv«n .. unattached ; . 13. .S. i K. , , Welfleld. , Vouug -,
Men's Hpbrpw association;' l9, -'A.' M Richard- '
Ron. un4ttaclieM:.l!>, S. Jacobs,'- unattached: "0, 1
H.: Meyer." unattaclied; 27." I)e7«crTi-owbriasf, !
unattached; s s::. W. H. Hobniv, unattached; 44, \
J. R. •Kelly. Webster athletic «!nb; 45.^ A.' Gar- *
cJA,,-O!ymuir «'lub:-.16,, J.. lU.KIng. unattached; ]
41,4 1, .v.. .Monroe, unattat-bed-; 4t>, -' •). Boeddlker, '
Olympic, club; 64, A: ' Lod^e,. unattached: CS, J.." (
Uionips'iu.nnattacucd: 61>. J. 1 Llttlo, unattached
70. MscPliersrin.-nuattached.'i' { .-* |QX \u25a0 M i-S • . "
/.^440 yards, handicap-^!, 'B.T Decker, unattached,
]j ysrds: T., Wayue Cofrov. unattached, * 15 yards; '
.1, \V.;GarTln. unattacbecl, 13 vanls: {<,- Milton >
Bernstein, -unattachwl,. 15 yard.«: ».i'E.' Russell,
unattached:, 15 yarCs:*lo. D. 'W, v Henke. unat- ',
taehed,'..l3 yards; 11.: N. Moore, unattached. \u25a0'
15 yards; IG, E. Mc.Vamara, l-nitersitr >
of •California, \u25a0• 10 yards;: 20, .H; Meyer unar
tacbeO. 10 yards; 27, Dejger Trowbriilge. unat- <
•Uche<l. 15 yards: 31, r E.. A: de ljoug; nnattacUeVl. ,
10- yards; .r. 1 . L.-. Crittenden. unattacbed 13
yard?: 23.. G. Pa<lilla,>unatfrach««l.. 15 Tards-;40 * '
<;. Berliner. Olj-mpic club. 15 yards:. 42, K. Ma- '
CHHlay.. unattached. 4 yards; 43. H." Teller. Olvm- 1
pic c!nb. 15 yardfl: = 57. H. Herman, unattached, t
20 yard*; 1 64.. R .% Baxter, nnattaclied.* 15 Yards;
13. Andrew -Glamer,- Olympic .club,! ocratch"
yal-dkrhandicap— fl, K^Da-Ler, unattached.
I*, yards; R, Miittm- Bfrnst«.ln. ,ujiatt«chc<l 12 1
\u25a0y^iril*; ».iE.- Russell, .unattaclicd, ]2 yards- ll 1 ,
-N. Moor*, unattached.. 12 yards:- 10. -'E McN'h- \u25a0
mara.UniTerslty of CalJfi}rn!a.'i7 yardg;l7*F !
Strattqa,. unattached." 10* yards; 21 il E Nor- '
tou. -insttachwl," 12 yards: 24, W.-D Smith'" iin- <
.«ttached. ; .'s ".yards;, '20, M.:, Read. ' nn- 'i
nftached, 4 yards: 00, J. Culvert, Webster nth-
l et £ T' U &- i<} rr T **' $}•. rK - U - «c, Loqjr.;nnat- '
tached. 10 yards: 32. Xv-Crittenden. nnattaebed. <
•J» yar«i!«; 34, . Norman Lane, unattached.- 12 t
yarrl<.:-23r'G. Pa<iilla,runattached.-8 yards 35,
J. Anderson. Olympic club.' 3 yards- 30 A, Vo-
Belman.; Olympic clnn.\:3;y«rds: ; 40. = -G.-*Bcrlhier' '
.Olympic -club.. -.7.. yards: 41; .-t!-. Rogers nnat- <
tacUed; 7 -yardST 39, J. Uloet. Webster athletic ]
club,*; S yards; 42, , E.-_ Macauley. \ unattached; 3 ,
yaras. \u25a0• ... .'» \u25a0 * ' \u25a0 . • . > 1
\u25a0;22a yard hurdle, handicap— SO;.- •Frank'--niUii
cock,, unattached. 15 yards :\u25a0 22. Frank ISrossj; \u25a0;
unattached, 10 yards; 61. R. Hupp, unattached. J
10 ya*rds; 55.: M. J; .Wlllwon.: Webster athletic
clnb.-lO yards; SI. W. A. Powell, Olympic club •
scratch;- 82,- 'Ut-rbert; Check; - Olympics club. ;
scratch:. L- F. Sruitbson.,., Multnomah athletic -,
club, scratch ;. S3. M.'Euston. Multnomah athletic \u25a0
tlub;' scratch.-' • >.' -\u25a0 r - • :, ,;\u25a0,•\u25a0? '-
'• Shot" put-^-4;; O. -Sn*»disa'r. Olymplf cliib' 5
Gordon Honsberry, unattached :',22. S. Brewi. un
attached; 37..' G.'Bremley, unattached; -M v,
Bell." ..unattached; \u25a0 51, 0.-,Walußcb..' Olvmplc '
club: ;S2.;Ar Mann, Century athletic club; 55, J 1
15. Wllllsoh. Webster athletic clnb; »«.- A. Plaw
.Olympic club; 55, W.-W. Gilmore, Olympic club! J
"'Discus— 23. -G.. Pndllla. nnatteched; ~22,""F/ »
Bressl, .nnattached: 37,. G. Bromley; unattached; j
SJ. O.Walfiscb,- Olympic clnbr 55." J. E. WIIII- i
son. l unattacbed; S4; C. \u25a0 Bell; -unattached;' 4 0,
Snedlgar, Olympic club,; [ .-"r- . •-.; < . "^
'•\u25a0-: HljjhrJump-^4,.O.;Sncdigar,-OlympiC'club:-J? \u25a0•
\u25a0Milton -Bernstein, unattached: 17. "F.. Stratton, (
imattachcd:r22.'. F. Brcssl, unattacbed; 8. W: t
Powell,- -Olympic :club; . 23.-;G.' Padilla, unat-
tached:, 35. 'J. * Anderson,'-. Olympic- club; 61. ' O:
Walflsch, .Olympic . club; t '-52,-3 A; Munn,'.". unat- (
tached;: 5P.M.: Hunt;* unattached; 6fl, J. E. t
Wllltson. Webster athletic club.' V"' '\u0084.'-r \u25a0;*;- '-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- -\
• i Hammer .throw— 4, • O.- Snedlgar." Olympic 'club;
B.i Gordon Stansberry. i unattached:-^ 55, J -E
.Willlson, .Webster > athletic -c^b; j 54, ,C. \u25a0 Bell, ;
unattached ;; B4;.' A. .Plaw,- Olympic club.. •_ > ; .; J
'._•\u25a0: Relay;: five • men .' to ; each ; team; each "man " to ( .
run : 352 \ yards; : running ; up \u25a0 and ' down atralßbt— - 1
Olympic club. \u25a0: Webster j athletic club. - : Century \u25a0
athletlcclub.; - : " ;
> :~ Broad - ; juunp-r*; iO.'j: Snedlgar, '•• Olympic 'club;
17; - F."j Stratton, \ unattached ; j, 21, \u25a0• H - E. \u25a0 Norton, '
unattached; ' 22, s F. :*. Bressl. » unattached;'- 85, '; J.- J
Ajiderson. : Ol.npplf » club ; J 41 . vT. > Rotrers,- " unat
tached; -\u25a0\u25a0 51, ; O. •Walflsch. s Olympic > club; 03, v R.*
Van •' Acher. ' Webster " athletic ' club: '. 38." A. Bel
loli, ;• Webster i athletic," club; '\u25a0-. 61.'- It."-- Hupp, -\u25a0 un-'
attached; \u25a0. 7.". C. '"Stein. : unattached; 55. .J. ' E."
Willlson.: Webster athletic club;, 86, W.sLeib.
unattached/ " t y ' 1 ...• „ ; , .
'<\u25a0•\u25a0$. Pole i vault--^, '\u25a0 o.'-. Snedi(tar, : : Olyraplc-clnb; : 17. r
F.i Stratton;.nnattachcd ; : 30, J.i Calrert. Webster
athletic club*, r 55." J. E. -.Willlson. * Webster ' ath
letic club; i38;;A; Belloli, Webster 'athletic club;
S2, f Ars Munn, * unattacbed : - 60. Schulta; Unlrer
sity 'I of : California ; ' 35; : J. Anderson;^ \u25a0 Olympic
clubJ ". ;. . :\u25a0.-,-: "\u25a0 \: '1 •\u25a0'. '•~ [ fi<:,L : .*7< '*-* :; '- '4', :' 'rJ'\ : ii
;-;- Following is 'the.orderiin .which the
events } will '<\u25a0 take- place: V) 1 2CM yard f hur
dle handicap^ 880 i-yardildashV 440 i yard
dash, 100' yard \u25a0•.(high "school )i dash, 1120
yard 1 hurdle ; handicap ? (finals) f - f 60 1 yard
dash;; 100';; yard ''(high ; school) ;V dasli
(final),'; 60f yard (dash i (final) ;\ 100"; yard
dash (scratch),^4 mile (^race,; 100? yard
dash (final)?; 800^-ardi run;; (open), ; ; 220
yard? hurdles;-; 22o' yard- dash 3 220 Jyard
hurdles J (final); $ 220 i yard ..dash * (final);'
relay* race."? Field seven ts^-Shotput,'« high
jump, hammer- throw.l pole .vault ; and
broad: jump.,; The/officials ;are:V . .
1 , Honorary,^ referee— Max L.*' : Rosenfeld. :
r 'Referecß— Frank- J.;O'Kace,- W.I. F.> Humphrey/
: j Judgeß sof finish— Joe • Hickey, ;\u25a0 Edwin i Norman,'
L. 'A."?. Wolff,^J.*i Hammersmith. V . :
;, ; TImMM-rM Elllott;j Fred > Burgers, f Phil Wand;
*' Clerks of conrse-^-R." S.^WeaTer. '
: ; Starter— W.^ M;' ChrlsUe.* - V
." •" Scorer--^M;t J.'fßrandensteln.- -,
7 : Announcer— Louis Lery. ' "^ ; ' . ' :-, •;.
?1 Field r Judges— Herbert ; Hauser. *T. '• I." ' Fitzpat
rick.^Neil^McFartane. c>-; .-1 .-; \u25a0 \u25a0-' . . \u25a0\u25a0;.'
it : Inspectors— James Steward. ; Dr. • Julian -.Waller/
Stanley Coyden," Clifford i Jones.", ,' ~ -.. ~. • - • \u25a0•
HEAVY TEMBI OR RECORDED
r'f* HAVANA; July; : l.'-^-The /observatory!
at Belleri'cbllege) reports a severe inearth-'
qiiakej; at^7:43 l o'clock f \, this ' - morning"
abouti93l«; miles vtolthe^south.^ The' 6a-v
'dilations lasted '.upward of , an- hour. '
Olympic Club's Display
High Class in Co
OLYMPIC CLUB'S I'ACiriC NOUTHWKST
\u25a0 CIIAMPIOXSHIP TEAM AND CUi'» FHOM
•I.KFT TO '\u25a0\u25a0: KIOHT— A.NDKKW- (JLAUNKft.
HERBEBT CIIKEK. W. W. OILMOIiK AND
!'. •C. «EKIIAHDT.. TitAINEU WALTER
- CHRISTIE SEATED.
Athletes sporting the winged "O" of
the Olympic club • Have wound up . a
brilliani half year of competition on
path 'and Afield .'by winning the cham
pionship of the Pacific northwest' at
Seattle. ."* The members of the team
are again in this- city, .after their
triumphs in the north and will be' seen
in.' the- competition at the stadium .in
Golden Gate park on Independence' day.
' The four. men who went north with
Walter.! Christie as^tralnor were P.v C.
Gerhardt. -sprinter; AY. '.* W. . GHmbre,
shot putter; Herbert , Cheek, hurdler;
Andrew Glarner, middle distance run
ner. They ; won, seven championships
and finished; second in another.\
: This '.success, has 1 awakened th*»
Olympians to a realization of the^fact"'
that the; athletes enrolled; fn the club
possess, marked: class, and* there is a
raovenwit on -foot to send -a team* to
the .Jamestown: exposition : in Septem
ber, ;when'i the -American .championships
will bft\ up for decision.," • " "",>'- °
: AH "the- mejnbers of ; the Olympic clu>
team distinguished , themselves at Se
attle." jGerhardt won the '100 yarQ-race
and (wasjertedited in better 'than- even
time in one; of the heats. , Glarner ran
the "440" in ;51'4-5- ana the half milo
ml 2:02 2-s. , •'This "is a : new .: record 0 for
the \u25a0£ northwest and Glarner -.-. wa s ; not
extended' to : -w-in.'^Iieek proved a*mas
ter ; : at 'the ?: hurdling, game) . winning
both \. the high, and the low hurdles
cleverly. :*Gilmore- had -no. difficulty' in
accounting, for ;the \u25a0 shotput,^ in'! which.
he established a new for tiie°
nortliwestiof 45 feet ?i'. inch.' \u25a0">•
RANCH .EMPLOYE'S DEATH ;^
IS. BEI.NCS INVESTIGATED
Found "With ' Head Battered and
razing With Hobo
. • Pockets t Rifled ' Af f er' Frater- •
. VISALIA, v July. -I.— James E. McCul
lum, a : rahch / hand, •; was : found lying
near; the Southern -Pacific Crack two
miles south; of -Goshcn yesterday after
noon.- -His; head' bad .been: battered and
his turned- inside^ out. An^in-.'
vestigation^isibeing.'made. '
,',]'.. McCullum X.was : last _ seen > alive in
Goshen .Thursday i, in • company . with a
man iwho^ appeared^ to be, a;hobo. He
cashed \ afcheck : f orT %\ 9; and .spent part
of 5 the j moneyJ f or| drin k. »-;: He 1 eft later
for*. the'; ranch," taking two .bottles' of
whisky. '. ' ' ' /
"TaZASXTKEK ''BUYS' SlLVEK— .Washington;
Julys- 1.-^-The 'J treasury •\u25a0 department . today . pur
rhasecl .\u25a0 100,000 : ounces sof f silver .• for j delWery <at
Denrer.at 67.843 cents per fine ounce. ' ' • ;v; v
Gars Continue Ahead
'\u25a0]' ,' : ;\u25a0 ;: Kenosha, \Wis.,. June 29, -1907. JH
'THOS.B. JEFFERY & CO., 125 Valencia street. S. F. Si S
;• ; '. InjChicago _- 'scaled; : bbnnet7reiiability/ruhTycsterdajv;Model-243i ||
: ; Rambler finished- with ; perfect score and in perfect conditionT '* t3
fS v ' (Signed) ;. THOMAS B. JEFFERY & :CO: I
The; m6de1;245, v 4O;H.,P. 'Rambler- referred to is shaft |
;": dr iveri ; weighs \with cape cajt t op \u25a0 2,7 10 \u25a0, pouncls. Price $2,650. 1
' "The irnost'^ sensational car ever built. . g
Thomas B. Jeff cry & Company |
L Factory Kenosha, Wis. 117-125 Valencia St. J
AUTOMOBILISTS WAITING
FOR SIGNAL TO START
Endurance Run and Races
at Del Monte Center
I of Interest
R. R. l'Hommedieu
j. The automobilists are waiting only
for the word of the starter to begin the
J Independence Day run to Del Monte.
j The start tomorrow morntng will be
| the beginning of some great doings, in
the local automobile world. • July 4
the races and the. games .will be ih<*
best ever given by the jmembers of the
Automobile club of California.-"
• \u2666 •
The latest automobilists to visit Del
Alonto are:
" On June S. H. I'age of San t'ranciaco and
C. J. IJelilen of Kovjs arrlred* at !>*\u25a0; Monte iv a
| -»5 horsepower ' Packard.
On the same, day C. E.Knox. with Miss M.
Knos,- J.. U.; Knov and J. C. Knox of Berteley.
arrired In a White limousine.
{*. H. Ausenii aud wife of Oakland also cane
In a White uteaiuer. • •
On tlie 2Cth O. \V. : WHhelm. with Mr-». A.
Wilhelm un<l Ur. A. A. UWiy and wife «>M'asH
<!ena. arrived in a 4^ horscpuwer Packard.
.' W. ; C. T Waters and wife and Miss Waters ar
rlTed Inn 45 liotßepower 'Great- Arrow. .
W. J. '.YounK : and • George T. , l'«tier .of San
Francisco toured down In v of) horsepower Pope-
Hartford. . jaaayaMMaat - -..:.',\u25a0 .. ... •. .
11. J.- Kenton, Dr. S./W. Means and Dr. H.
P.vD«t|s.-. all of San Francisco, came dowa 'in a
30 ' horsepower automobile.
*" • -
. Fi\pc years ago the 11. H. Franklin
manufacturing company. turned out its
'tirst motor. car.. This was, sold on Jnne
23 • to" S. G. ; Averell, a welt known New-
Yorker. The second car was delivered
to Marvin Casler, and the third was
purchased by E. F." Sheppard. The
coYiditioris then and now 'are. somewhat
different, as this company Is today the
second largest automobile manufac
turer in this country. •
• • • • <.'
° In reply to the question "Is the -mo
tor car of today a suitable family" ve
hicle?" F. L. Smith, general manager
of the Olds motor, works,' said:, '.'lt cer
tainly js. The. better makes of motor
cars toda°y° are most . emphatically. ;; o a
vehicle ffor all the family. Take for
example the^Oldsmobile (J know- best
its capabilities), it' is so, simple o that
any one can operate It, whether "they
are IS pr 60 years old, and .It is big
enough to take all "the. family from
baby to grandmother. a Tiie car pos
sesses-more flexibility than a ; horse
»vehicle i und will \u25a0 run 'at any desired
as . low- as four miles an' hour up
to =60. It will /.-arry the family far
ther and more comfortably, tkan any
.other family vehicle."
Sheriff- T. Barnet of Aiameda" county
has -received .a Thomas Forbes -which
he is to use in his official capacity!
: Ellicott. Evans -o£ the Th,omas factory
at Buffalo,: X. \ T..- dropped Into town
yesterday morning and slipped away
Jast night. In discussing the Thomas
Flyers for 190S he;said that the new
cars <'would be lighter »n«l
simpler than those of previous "years.
The company was not going to make
any,- radical changes, but would sim
plify the engine" and chassis. , It might
put a six- cyljnder car on the market
next. year.
. ; The Mobile carriage company expects
the arrival "of the, big, : six cylinder
Pierce; Great-Arrow, cars tomdrrow." ;
Edited by
R. A. SMYTH
SQUIRES STILL RULES
FAVORITE OVER BURNS
Pressure of Money on *thei
Australian Makes Him j
Strong Choice : j^» j
R. A. Smyth
The fact that Bill Squires, the Aus
tralian fighter. Is a pronounced favorit*
over Tommy Burns for their meeting
at Colina on Thursday In a 4i round
fight Is attributed to the loyalty of the
sons of Albion. Englishmen are back-
Ing him to a man and "from -the money
they are offering on him It seems prob
able he will enter » the ring a still
stronger public choice. The Burns m'^xx
have been getting 10 to S for their,
money In whatever quantities they have
offered it. and there has been a little 10
to 7 where the Squires adherents hava
been overanxious, to get their cbln cov
ered. " \ \u25a0\u25a0
Some of the^betQng sharps think that
th# Burns men have not thrown their
big money Into the market yet and that
when they commence- to unllmber th&
odds will shirt. This does-'not, seem
likely, as the price fit the present tim»
should be sufficiently tempting to'brlnjf
out the most conservative of Burns
men,. There fc» no doubt that the.,?rlend*
of the latter expected him 'to be iha
favorite In the betting." and they ar«
seeking a reason ,for o the favor; with
which Squires Is being received.
, Men who have visited Squire s"* 'train
ing quarters come- away with widely
differing views. George Weeden. wlio
has managed -many fighter? of promi
nence, is not impressed with the work
of the Australian and picks Burns to
win. He goes somewhat on the latter 1 *
youth and the boyish confidence ha
has~in.his ability to whip anythingln
the form of fighting machinery that
comes within the range of his weight.
Jim Kennedy, brother of Jeffries' old
sparring partner, saw the two boxers
on alternate days and he plumpa
strongly for Squires. He is one of
those followers of the ring who do not
think Burns has Improved as much as
he should have done since his fight !
with Dave Barry in this city.* * Ken- '
nedy Is impressed with Squires* stylo !
of hitting and with the strength he
puts into hl.<« blows. » s
- Referee Jeffries catnes up from Los
Angeles yesterday and spent the after
noon at the camp of Squires, near San
Rafael. He went over the rules with
the Australian and placed ' especial
stress upon breaking out of a clinch-
Jeffries said:
"When I order you to break, U does
not msaa that you are to drop your
hands and step back. It means that
whichever^ boxer is holding must let go
his opponent and back away. H© must
be prepared, however, to protect him
self at all limes. If a hard blow 13
landed at that tfrne. the man who re
ceives itn(edinot think I will give him
the light on a faul."
Squires said be understood what was'
required of a fighter In this cofentry
when breaking; out of a clinch and that
his idea, tallied with that of Jeffries.
He. then brought up tlxe question of the
inflated belt used by XJurns. This was
brought up by Manager Barney Rey
nolds at th«» tin,* articles were,
\u25a0 signed in Los .Angeles. It was
then decided , that the referee
was to be the sole judge as to
whether. the beit came within the ordi- '.
nary rins: attire which^ the men»are toi
wear. Jeffries told inquires yesterday J
that he woujd discuss the subject with
Burns today and would then decide.
Hig derision will be final and' the ques
tion will not come upjn the ring. *
\u25a0> Some distinguish countrymen, of
Squires, will he- at the rlngsidfe when he
battles ; for, the hoqor of his mother
country. Word Was^received here yes
terday that; Lord Edgemere. a^promi-o
nent Canadian official. Is en^route from'
Vancouver- witha party of 21 persons.
„ ••••?•\u25a0.'•'\u25a0•) •
The o supervJ-sors aflopted a resolution
yesterday* granting' th,e a San Francisco
athletic club a professional boxing per- j
mit for this jrionth. °Thi3* is the 0 sanc
tion un°der, which the' Nelson-Brltt fight
willJSe held on July 31. Th> West«cn
club was granted° 3 a permit for a" four
round exhibition for July 12.
The new home of Jfha San Francisco
atlSletlc club was opened last night In
the Jefferson square*'bulldin£ on Golden
Gate avenue. Ttfe rooms °arV thorough
ly "equipped^ for an athletic club, havinx
all tha" necessary 0 apparatus. There
was : boxlngand other enteqrtalnment last
night "and refreshments were * served.
The membership Is to be limited to 300
and the dues have" been fixed at $1.50 a
month. shows will be siv,en »t
regular » intervals by Manager ° Greg
gains. - \u25a0•-,\u25a0-„
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.:W F3V
?M Until
W f* I
M^ I ijrpn
Th* Leadtek Specialist V/vIl VVI
. Fcr orer 17 y«tr» I haT# confined my nr«e-
Oce to the »pecial KUmeat* ot men. For <m<f»
disorders as SPEIIMATORaHOKA.' VABICO-
CF.LE. LOSS OF POWER. CONTRACTED
DISEASE. CONTAGIOCS BLOOD
and EEKLEX DISOPJ>EKS I nw methods
TrtJch absolutely and for all time CC22.
These. methods are atrlctly oclsrlnal with m*
ana known to no other apeelallat. !
COXSVLTATIOX FREB .
,; Weak and nmom men. or those maCntat
i from. any prltat* disease, ahoald call on me
at : once. -I make absolutely NO-CHAROB
for a ' frlendl; talk, and my adrico will b«
raluabJe.' whether treanneat b began or not.
Write i: you cannot call. Boors: 9 am.
to ' 6 ; p. < m. ; erenlnss, 7 to 9; Sunday*. JO
to 1 onlj.
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