The Sentinel=record., March 29, 1917, Page 8, Image 8

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mayor mclfndcn will deliv
er ADDRESS BEFORE FIRST
RACE OPENS MEETING
THERE.
Special Car Will Be Provided fo,
League Members, to Whom Badge;
Will Be Given Tomorrow
Weights for '.he Harry A. Jone
Handicap. $>50 Added.
To ho run »«t Kssev Park 1'riil.t \.
'.March 30. one mile
Old Rosebud . 1 :u
Hariovia .n
•Roheri Bradley . II::
Polroma .lud
Grumpy .
Omar Khayyam
Thornhill _
Pair Mar . .
Hubbub .
David fraii; ..
Opportunity ..
Mars Cassidy .
1.title String ..
I’ochlohoo ...
Gordon Rus-ell
Wiseman .
•Uni Wakeley .
Fir-er .
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Grundy . 92
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Arrept through entry box, 10:30
p: tn.. Thursday,
F. W. OFRHATWnV.
Secretary.
Special ceremony will mark the
opening of Kssex Park tomorrow.
Yesterday uflemoon, immodlutt 1> |
following the race meeting at < ».i
lawn, the board of governors of the
Dustpans .Mens I.rugae met to d
cuss the opening of this track
“We want to make not alone il.o
opening of Kssex Park a big su'vess.
blit also the entire tnerilng there.’ I
stated President Strauss, and in th !
sentiment there was manifested a 1
| mos active concurrence bv the mem
bers of the board.
Members of the Business Men's
League will meet at the league build
ing Frida> afternoon at I:.V>. and will
| go to Kssex Park on the o’clock
j train, leavin': the Hock Island depot.
| This morning arrangements will o
made with William Amici mn. cltv
enacr agent, !■> hav. a ear set
aside for the league officers and mem
t.. i s Pad-'cs hov\ i ia membership in
th.' b a nc a ll lie given the members
at the league buliditur before depnr
jiai'c fills will tie good tor the open
I ini. day at Kssex only
^ Mayor McClendon will deliver an
] a fin s- h«-fore th.' initial rnee starts,
j Moving pt t res i<t the opening will e
j talon and ent to the hi a weeklies.
Kssex Park will present a picture
that will not alone delight the eye of
the Imr emeu but also be a most
plea‘ a i ; surprise to residents and
I vi-dtors who have «nt visited this
I plaip in years. The Improvement*
| ill,it have been made there stand as
a rlc-wing testimonial to the faith the
| promoters h a \ o in the estatili-hment
and represent a -in'ere desire to place
tin* greatest of all sports on the high
est possible plane of efficiency and
entertainment.
Sam .1 Davis, manager for Kssex
Park has been a very busy man the
pa t three days, especially, and the
Iasi of the details relative to the open
lm: of this magnificent plant have
been carefully looked after and at
tended to.
INsex Park will prove. I nrn sum.
..;iill Mr, I >uv is. "a most iilonsant mir
prr.e to those who visit it Friday, :«nil
wo until ipatc ;i most sneer sful meet
ing ”
The train servhe that lias been ar
ranged ltv the Mock Island is most
adequate in every sense of the word,
nod there is a leellng of pleasant an
tie! pa lion relative to this opening
which, which will lie realized fit its fall
measure when the entres for the in
itial event come from the paddock, go
to the post and the harrier per up.
The Itnsiness Men s I .ensue, realiz
in' that ill’ meetin.’ at Rssex Park
me ns the continuation of the grea'
e t season this c ity has #.’cr known,
has placed big display advertisements
In newspapers in Oklahoma t'i'y. Tul
sa. Okla : Shreveport, la. and Mem
phis tailing attention to the opening
of this plant and the special rates to
Hot Springs This action was also d>
"America's Great Diamond House"
Jaccard's of St. Louis
Invito you to onll and hop their won
derful enlleclion of new
Diamond
Lavallieres
Prices $25 to $3,500
Now hein^ shown at their Hot
Springs Hran It
512 Central Avenue
;r.;;:-'. I AC CARD’S
Smv to l>. m § M-rmod. JaCcnrd & King
\pprt i i • ■ i
Visitors
Are
Always
Welroma
'
elded upon at 1hp meeting »>f the board
of governor* yesterday.
That the opening oh i d at K ■ \
i’arlt ill he the stronger tlrit h i
been offered over a ra track in the
South in years, is lt.cieated n tie
nominations for the $T“•<* Harry V
.tones handicap on tin opening da
tomorrow Me tv is nid itose .ml, tit ■
pride 11•' the Xppte.aii "v . a i there ■
Omar Khaytam one of the favorit s
for the Kentn -ky I,«-r:*y. and p>a;tic
ally nil ot the best liand'eap horses
that have taken part in the t I kla'.vn
racing.
•Secretary Kr-tl (lerhardy will re
ceive entries this morning at Kssex
and Assistant Hart Dernham will take
entries at Oaklawn, this arrangement
having been made today in order to
accommodate the horsemen who are
shipping over lo the new course.
Rift ft CHARfifS Til
THF GRAND JURY
INDICTED OFFICIALS WILL NOT
HAVE TO STAND TRIAL FOR
PRESENT AT LEAST.
Indicted officials who weer indicted
by the last rand jury, will not ha e
to stand trial on those indictments,
the case- having been referred back
to the present Rian jury for action.
Should the present grand Jury relurn
the Indictments however, the parties
will hav< to stand trial. I wring tier
investigations Inst summer Circuit
,1 mice Wood personally went into th -
grand jury room and conducted the
examining of witnesses, and M was
raised a- a technicality in the case
that this was an improper proeeedure
on the part ol a trial judge, fn (he
arguments of th** case Judge Wood
was impressed with the doubt of the
elreutnstan <• standing in tile supreme
court in the event convictions should
result, and to get rid of this technicali
ty had the present grand jury ;« over
the evidence on which th" t'ormiT in
divfment' had lieen ret anted. This
disposes temporarily of all the indiet
ments acainst the officials at least in
so far as early trials are concerned
ARKANSAS VS. TENNESSEE.
The date of twin bill between Mem
phis (Hants and Arkansas (Hants,
scheduled for \pril 1 to T has been
changed to the ith. ah and *'uh. Tw i
sister state will lie r presented on the
diamond, in a crucial series. Cabaret
singers, and dan1 ers will perform be
fore and between the double-header
The great 11. H Wilson, the Arkans t
iiaplist Collem .-.ar eateher is uiulei
a local contract and will reteive th
shoots of Cueto. Hi ereau, the Cu'-au
southpaw. \\ Ipi won the South African
League pennant for Hope, with uo
games won and one lost: and smiling
Palmer, who last war landed th
iCrunts ,e,'(ind. Wilson will wear a
Comar for health Advt.
o
LI VO-NA SALVE.
For all forms of skin troubles, sor« -
it h and eruptions. Fnexcelled for
piles. Antiseptic. ■ < rmicide. AU
jrttg-isi - ".a per box. Moore Drug
Co. ! "JT-tf
Boxing Contest
> VAPOR CITY ATHLETIC CLUB
Auditorium, Friday Night, March 30th
JACK
DILLON
Light Heavyweight Champion of
the World
BARRY
Buffalo. Challenger: 10 Rounds.
Six-round Semi-Final. Four-Round
Preliminary, Grand Battle Royal.
This bout is offered strictly on
its merits. See Jack Dillon, most
popular boxer in the ring today
against a man whom Billy Haack
Considers a comer.
Advance sale of seats at Schneck's.
Admission $4.00, $2.C0. $1.50, $1.00
and 50 cents.
VS.
JACK
Auditorium Theatre,
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HOT SPRINGS. £ RK. ! %
ANGLE, J. W.
ARLINGTON PHARMACY,
EISELE & HUNT DRUG CO.,
Opposite Arlington Hotel.
ELLIS DRUG CO .
Great Northern Hotel.
JACKSON PHARMACY,
344 Central Avenue.
JENNINGS. A. C.,
108 Ouachita Avenue.
LOWERS DRUG STORE,
738 Central Avenue.
MAJESTIC PHARMACY.
Majestic Hotel Building,
MEADOWS DRUG STORE,
765 Park Avenue.
R. G. MORRIS DRUG CO..
862 Central Avenue.
PUBLIC DRUG CO .
202 Ouachita Ave., Corner Market St.
SCHAERS PHARMACY,
521 Park Avenue.
SCHNECK DRUG CO,
626 Central Ave . Corner Prospect St.
CJRRF.LLS DRUG C.O.,
432 Central Avenue.
WEIMAR DRUG CO..
'22 Central Avenue.
FORT SMITH. ARK.
DAVIS DRUG CO.
TEXARKANA. TEXAS.
THE BANK PHARMACY,
2C8 Slate Lihe Avenue.
BOYD'S DRUG CO.
INTERSTATE DRUG STORE
SMITH DRUG CO.
150c t’aetcage
of Calox
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Manufacturing CHem sts
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Under Auspices of
Qaklawn Jockey Club
SIX RACES EACH DAY, COMMENCING AT 2:30 f. M.
Gentlemen - - - $1.50 Ladies - - - - $1.00
Box Seats, Reserved, $1.00 Extra.
NO MINORS PERMITTED ON THE GROUNDS