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LiiVi jlJ i Vi illv a A 1 Tyrr itgswt JV si Ki TOstJisCo mtbMdiarj saotmS November 961 BIRRIER WlJlOTJ ilv Beady jfoK Andiliter Seasoii 1 Grille ortM GfELpSNp HARD WSIEE UP CORRECTLY A 33 SQMETHiNQ ABQUT THE HORSES TH WILlSfbRT SILKS 4 ANDTif Art Array ej Eastern Starters Makes Pick friojef thojWinnera Mora Dif ficuitThan 1 Usually triaCase The racing season oj901 and 1903 bektnstntsfternooo aV Oakland I Wlthe hprsesf cardd sport Colors ItnFbe salijtliat A i better lot of horses never Jlgtired on the opening day pfJhe season In California The programme is very liable to marred by numerous scratches JudgeSj Joseph ilurphy Charles Price andJrW Brooksjwlll be in the Judges stanO and Holtmari will start without the usual recall flag which Jala radical change for the California Jockey Club The first event bn the card its at five and one half furlong There are thirteen horses harned some of iriore than ordinary caliber Articulate can hardly be ready Meehanys has been racing and should be In good form but he has i too much weight to handle JnisucK a speedy field Jf Tower pf Candles is ready the horse that beats her will get the money School for Scandal la another Importation from the East that rhay figure in the run Tilng Yellow Tail is in light but bis reeril form has bfeen indifferent Narra Is fast but looks to be a little outclassed Frank Bell and Doublet are both well known to local racegoers It looks as If Vantlne and Mike Strauss should be struggling for the money at theflnlsh in the second race at six furlongs There Is little choice between these two on their most recent races Louwelsea fs the California form of the third jrace for two year olds Botany Is speedy but is not fond of the route Homestead hails from the East and wjll carry the colors of Green Morris Flourish showed to be a fair colt In Montana Magi has been a consistent performer and Is therefore given the preference Ronic is in fine fettle and should take a whole lot of beating in the seven furlong dash Gibraltar la always an uncertain element in anyrace Impromptu should get part of the money Sixteen are named in the opening handicap at orte mile but not more than eight or nine should go to tha post The race hai a most open look as the condition ot several of the starters is a good deal ft matter Of conjecture Jockeys will count very materially The last race looks to be between Decoy Jiella and Bonnia Lissak If ready the latter filly can win but that Is a question The distance is perhaps little far for Decoy while js a bit short lior XAzzella As there is no late line on most of the starters the following selection should not be given too much consideration on that account First race Tower of Candles School for Scandal and Prank Bell Second race Mike Strauss Vantlne and Panamlnt Third raceMagl Homestead and Louwelsea Fourth race Konlc Gibraltar and Impromptu Fifth race Stable Hager don and Rio Shannon Sixth race Decqy Liziella and Bon Ale Lissak ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS mmmmm TWO MB ARSITY TiAMS rfmv2wwmAvWmW 5 gvwywwvwyvvrfvAvwyyvywrt Iffl rTZM irmiTM HAfirFIttArt I5LA7rfhllJZjL I 11 iff yr SinMFtmDs center trio jjj Mj OVVAVVWWVWVWW California Hard Work Ended but There Are Several Faults Yet to Correct Stanford Is Intent on Smashing Nevada To day With Heavy Eleven i Horse That Will Sport Colors on th Opening Day The following horses are carded to start this afternoon at Oakland yirit nice loaucnril dasbthree year olU Dd pwrd Ore nd bait furlons 2620 Nsrra 102i IclcKilOSr 2414 Frank Bell 1172498t YrilowTall 110 Towpr of Candle 112 210 DoobletJlT 213T Joe Prey 115 2485 Articulate 115 2801 Prejudice 107 2062 Meehaoaa 120 i School for Scandal 10T Scorpla 11T 8barp nird 120 Reamd race tbree xear olda and upward iell lDf three quarter 130S 1anamlnt 112 Sirobsbll 108 2002 Monda 109 Bedoer 107 mw NeWle rorreat 104 2758 Gold Baron 1U0 SUM Catherine lrTo 104 2613 Elusteln lr2810 Alta 100 2378 BonltaiT 104 2705 111k Straaaa 100 26S7 Vantlne 1UO 2759 Lou ClIeTeden 109 Tnirl race two rear olda purae Futurity Marae 275K gllra Crnx 113 21EJS Wateracrateb 1U1 Piratij Matd 110 lndaer 115 llohjeti ad 113 27UO Louweliea 115 Fkmrjli 110 2704 Botanv 110 ilajl 115 fourth race three jear olda and upward ncTen elghtha Ilea Vedl 112 2T03 Olbraltar 115 onellS 276T1 Mike Klce 112 22tJS Kneniir 112 uotouei Baiuntxne iiu zuaA ixminc Kvent n2 20SJ Guto 115 1417 Lodestar 112 Z327 lrflTWWnntu 110 tMfc aAa inrliiHlni hanlAan iKuakjiffla vtuihk i4iiavsa iuicu rci vius and Opward one mile 1WV3 Jaolce flOO Vafro lUUttSaitt Ilarerrton 10U 225HV Uort 5 ijNoB110f 2tl37 rm UostvlOl 21 FInth of Cold 107 2U0O Kk Sbannon 108 BlfcTUJelda 703 2521 Jtoaorroonde 101 lei A i213r Bangor 68 Obla 101 1928 FaTonlua oSlxih rracei three Tea rrolda and upward one hI 1 JUlulh wnllfufe Wttll ltn 1H7 mT ki fi ml a aliteentb mIlea 25U0 Iiuff 107 2707 MUVera 107 2680 Deeojr 10T 2ft42 Uhale btck 105 2701 Caatake Ill 2VS Mont Eagle 1 2164 Ualantbua 100 2754 UnelU 1UO 2OvTonlda 100 275S Irady loS 234 Sea Uott 116 2235 Boniile LUaak 100 2322 Tpn Lepplne 103 2323 JTeavXjnceUlZ i 1 i Gossip of the Turf jRalph Tsefv has returne4 from phi cakSHejsays that a great number more tiorsearare corhlng out here especially fprrpSt Ebuis Toser estimates that tbVreiWiil be oversiity rom St LjOuIs iftelUdihglthe 8 tables of Rogers Tom tevens RJFoslr and But GAWFORNIAS varsity eleven has at last reached the stage when almost all that remains to be done is to work it into its flnalform for the big contest next Saturday All the preiiinjnary games have been played and the harjd nightly scrli images on the campus must now give way to signal practice and lighter work while the men heal thejf bruises and save themselves for the gridiron battle pf their lives The material has been sifted an 3 resifted until the pos siblltties number very few more tl an the eleven men who will go fnto the Initial iineup With but two probable ex ceptions the work of selection is iyer and the eleven is picked Right tackle andt left guard are the places where choice of two men is still to be matle It is a hsrdJlistinc tion to make in both cases The roaches are not at all satisfied with the work of Braly an Stow and yet of all the candidates they fare the best tted by weight experl ence and natural capabilities for he places Hansen is making the fight against Braly I tackle This is his fourth year as substitute in thept sition but he has never made the vafslty He is powerful and willing but he has never developed the idea of gettlns Into the interference which has made otber psllforhia tackles great Braly though fast with the ball is bettetat tennis than In the more strenuous game Until th last fe days Sani Stow has Jeen supposed totoe solidly fixed In his place at guard Now at the last moment he Is 11 tely to tie displaced by a freshman He has dUappointec the coaches and his friends by a wretched showing in the last week Ife ha been playing wth an injury It is irue but the coaches say It Is not serious enough to account for his slump FreBh man Stroud whqjs being given the chance weighs 185 stripped and Is strong and willing but of small experience Everywhere else the players aJre practically selected The right for guar ter back seems at last to have been won by Harry Hudson by superior strength and build and de fensiye play to that of the gritty but weaker Johnny More Stores kicking Is not so great a factor in the fight now that Overalls footwork has been developed When his team has the ball Hudson assumes command forms the Interference gets Into It himself and makes things move More can be held in reserve either as quarter back in case Hudson should be injured or have to go to end or as a substitute fullback The half backs will be Whipple and Mini Duden will complete the back field at full Sherman shifty and clever at handling kicks yill be among the reserves Whipple has the weight for a llne bucker and to offset little Lightweight Mini it was necessajry to give Whipple the other half rather than StJerman Mini has won his place by the best work of all trie backs Duden though injuries have kept him back this Season is the best and strongest for the other Jine smasher Mini will be relied upon to dart through small openings and slip past the tackles down the field while Whipple will be plunged through the line axiu scul iuj lung tuu i unp iuuu 10 invwuik little morer The California backs will be versatile On offense and fast Their chlef faults will be fumbling and poor work at handling kicks and their lesser faults lack of weight and power to back up the line In the line Gendottl fbr want of a better man will play center He not YW pggresslve to be placed against Stanfords Lee Who will outweigh him thirty pounds Overall is the reliance of the whole team He is not only expected to stop the plays aimed at his side of the line but to do the kicking to get into the interference and to carry tht bail That he can do all these things he has already proved Left Tackle Albertson can be relied upon to do all the work required of his position The Stanford backs will find him there when they launch a play at his place He will get into the interference he will take the ball for gains and get down the field on kicks Wombie the best end the Coast has developed fast aggressive and watchful as ever will be at his old place on the right end The other end will be Starr unless Dibblee recovers In time to take the place he has earned His ankle cost him the place at the last moment last year when he had it won and now for the second time he seems likely to be forced out of the game for the same cauee Starr has tbis season hardly lived up to his freshman promise butr is still a fast and clever end The whole line Is weak when it comes to charging The coaches realize this fault and have been giving the whole squad practice In starting both to make the players fast and to correct a tendency to offside playv S1 TEAM KASY FOR THE VARSITY Kanrsburgs Eleven Loses to Berkeley by Sixteen to Nothing TANFORD on its own campus and before a whole community eager for vengeance for last years score will meet Nevada at 3 oclock this afternoon and not only try to outdo Californias victory of 12 to 0 over Nevada last Wednesday but demonstrate the true possibilities of a varsity team that will go on the field weighing ll pounds to the man more than Nevada and oyer 10 pounds to the man more than California and playing much the same terrible destructive line game that the Sagebrushers themselves put up Trains leaving Third and Townsend streets at 1030 and 1130 oclock this forenoon and arriving here at 530 and 630 oclock in the evening will carry the principal visiting spectators Last seanon standing ankle deep in mud and water Stanfords heavy forwards floundered helplessly while Nevada wriggled through for gain after gain until the line was crossed The coaches are going to send into the game to day the best team the university affords Barring accidents which have occurred with annoying frequency all fall the personnel of the eleven will be identical with that which is to face California With one exception the same men will play as appeared in the recent contest with Reliance the change being at center where 195 pound Lee will In the jlst line up replace Hauverman 185 pounds although the latter may tget a chance during the match Hauverman has been passing tho ball nearly all season and the change at this time has occasioned considerable surprise Lee is the bulky redhairad Junior who has occupied the center position in the two big annual games having made it as a freshman His long experience combined with his weight has tipped the scale in his favor Both candidates are able to take good care of thfr position At right end Cooper is practicing again although his ankle is still botnering him some Tarpey the little freshman captain has been tried in the place with satisfying results notwithstanding the fact that he is totally unacauainttd with the duties of an end rush He may get a chance against Nevada if Cooper retires for he is fast at following punts fairly sure at tackling and when in possession of the ball is bound to leave devastation in his wake Kuhn has also a good chance of playing an end if a substitute is necessary Clark at the left extreme of the line is a fixture his work having been marked by steady progress throughout the season Traeger and McFadden are to appear afrtackle and Barn hisel and Thompson at guard The backs will be the effective four that have been working together all along Raitt at quarter Fsher and Hill halves and Slaker full with Smith Parker and Bansbach as subs Stanford has improved in defense of late The second eleven used to pry the varsi line apart at almost any part but this has been stopped in recent scrimmages It is an exception now when the big eleven fails to force a kick or to hold the other team on downs And the second eleven plays good football too better than Nevada played a year ago Nevadas favorite guards back formation should make little headway against the cardinals center trio Auburn halredLee and Barnhisel are able to nip such attempts in the bud and Thompson when once aroused is another hard proposition The varsity wtH base its hopes on straight football relying on bucking ability and a strong interfer ence rather than on feints or trick plays Keddie of Nevada Is primed for a place kick when the opportunity comes but whether he will be able to display his prowess at field goals is doubtful as the cardinal eleven are perfectly capable of hemming the Nevadans in their own territory for th greater part of the game Coaches Fickcrt and McMillan who witnessed the CaliforniaCalifornia Nevada match both expressed their belief yesterday that Stanford should down its opponents and by a bigger score than California did As near as can be determined the line up with stripped weights will be thus i Ssanford Position Weights BERKELEY November Californias eleven strong fast and together played as it pleased this afternoon with the Inex periended Mare Island Navy Yard team The score at theend of two fifteen minute halves Iti toO represented not what the varsity might have done but what It felt like piling up against the visitors For practice the game was poorer than the usual nightly play against the second eleven The actual weakness of th Val lejo eleven was notexpected PeteKars burg Has coached the players and was in the back field himself as full back but with few exceptions he had to play the game himself The team was heavy Lut In no condition California took the ball from the kick off and In a total of nineteen plays sent Mini across thp line for touchdown More kicked thp goal California again took the ball and In seven plays carried it to Vallejos fifteen yard line where a fumble and consequent failure to make trie distance lost the ball to the visitors who were thrown back at once and rorced to kick California brought the ball back frcm her fifty yard line in eight runs which finally landed Whipple across tha hoe but the touchdown was disallowed by irhni nnri tlio hall Efiven to allejo because the varglty backs started before the ball California tooK me Dan oBimi from Kaarsburgs punt to his thirtr live yard line and in seven runs had carried it to the two and a half yard line when the half ended In the second half California kicked off took the ball on Kaarsburgs return and in thirteen plays shoved Overall across for the second touchdown From Vallejo kick off the Varsity again took the ball an in thirteen more plays ran Wombie around left end for a touchdown losing and regaining the ball once during its Journey Wombles touchdown was made with fine Interference by UllUams From the kick California again took the ball immediately down to the visitors twelve yard line where by poor work the yar riy lost It on downs and Vallejo In three tries made their distance for the only time In the game The varsity had just le gained the leather when the half closed Vallejo got the bail but five times during the game and on all but one of these occasions was thrown back instantly Over all missed the last two tries a jui KaarsburK injured his left leg In the second half and had to leave the field Hudson wrenched his left ankle a serious matter with the Stanford game only a week off California tried carrying the ball seventyseventy eight times besides running in seven kicks advanced the ball 502 yards was thrown back once on fake kick losing five yards fumbled three times once losing the Dan ana once losiug uic jmj the ball twice on dowps received nrteen yards for off side play on the part of ber opponents and lost ten yards for her own off side play was penalised once because the backs started before the ball losing heball never kicked Californias rurs averaged five and seven eighths yards Vallejo tried carrying the ball seven times and ran the ball in once advanced the balMwenty one yards and was thrown back one yard and four yards kicked four timos making a total of 101 yards fumbled twice losing the ball both times lost the ball once on downs Vallejos runs averaged three yards and her kicks twenty five and a quarter yards The line up btaViMose A new one will jxppearjgh is Evangeline by Maori Land put of Lady FltxgeraldcThe winners In the first founds of the two stakes look to beas fellQwsr Special atakeKnral Arttat Floodeatellylnit Fox Uttle Slater NarcUsua War Jhpv Tyrone rriace an Boy Wedgewood Dwirup jtow andiFreexOiifc i Open ataker Klboah JatBM Uct ltttgb RallacD Knuola HujrMe Ireland lInbySaikj White Hat Fir By Nlht Golden Garter 11 lot ory DlckYBratua Amede Jlojral tetter UometT BejT JIaater Itockft Acnulea Laar Klnst Lnrena TapWa IoU Cawlrlaria DJacfcuead MaaUr Clair Lord Beatonsfleld BocSef Liberator Klnjr CottonlirkpoctetKaatf Gold lied llpckr Bona ana snaaow PROFESSIONALISM IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS Coach Staga to Propose the Aboirshment of AH Occupations for Crack College Men CHICAGO November lt Hed Coach Sfagg of theUnlyersity of Chicago to day announced his infentton of proposing at the next meeting of its Western CpUege Convention stringent measures against professionalism in college athletics He will suggest the prohibition of allsummr baseball and kindred occupations for college athletes without regard to whether the athlete is paid for his services In Coach Staggs opinion that is the only way to handle the question successfully and to do away with the present state of affairs typified by the recent cases of Captain Williams of low Mueller of Minnesota and Schreiberpf Wisconsin MADlRUNS IN A BUNCH Oakland Wins Froirvtos Angeles Three to Two LOS ANGELES November The tafi enders took a sudden brace to day and by bunching three hits with an error and a wild pitch made enough rdns to win Levy wac roasted by the crowdfor favoring the visitors Score LOS ANGELES AB BIL SB FO A Hemphill Lf4 4 0 0 1 Donarhertr 4 0 1 4 Honapholder I 4 1 Kelts 2D 4 1 i KUim lb4 it 8 1 1 14 Itellly 3biVM 3 2 1 Hall a 3 0 2 Spiea eUf 2 i Hale p4 3 0 0 0 0 a 7 1 1 3 Totala i31 OAKLAND AB bbh Franeka 4J Mohler 2b 0 2 Dtmlearr 3b 4 0 Mosklman 4 0 1 Earan lb 4 1 0 I Babbitt a 4 1 Ijobman 2 1 1 Schmidt 1 3 1 6 1 27 1 SB POX 0 3 4 1 0 14 Jmt least fourteen books will cut in this afternoon A telegrarnVfrpm NawYorlr states trial Otle Evans is dylpgof consumption Jockey Domlnlck will be here after the Latonla meeting Tpmi Ryan leaves Robyfor California oq tne ijtjiot tni montnr Jtte win bring sixteen hprses In all fItJSrglvert out thatJockey Gorrnley ajclaverbby at elghty flv pounds will be here itiis season JPOtJllRdOM SEASO OVER Sausallto Gaming Housesl Close Their jf vjMott SuPcessjSeasQnV iSAtfSAtiTO November The twblo calpoolroomsflnisped their seasonof five rtotiths In Sausallto and closed their doors tmsaftenioonafler the most successful yp In their hlstohr It is estimated that oyer IS0M was taken from the players wht Ventured their money la pti attempt to beat the sure thing garde Aside from atlghtenlng of the odds and the starting offt ent book to take in the small change there were few new features in yjiaJijthefaBbllrig hoiweiThe IffWirtrmbeT of dissolute women hung California Position Vallejo Gendotti Center Cavanaugh Hendricks Leary Overall Wilhams Hansen I Sutton Braly Canty Starr Curtlss Wombie Williams Goshen Hudson More Quarter Carpenter Mini Sherman 11 McEniry Whipple Wombie McDonugh More Kelsey Full Karsburg Walter Gammon was referee and Lee Kerfoot umpire TIPS ON HOUND RACES Evenly Matched High Class Dogs Paired in a Special Stake The races at Union Coursing Park today figure to be better ones than usual as the classification of the stakes puts tho better hounds against each other The harts were strong last week after the rain ard they should be in even better condition tb day and to morrow so the best work iug hound has the call The special class stake has nearly all evenly matched pairs in the first round Charta and Little Sister should put up a great race and it will be hard picking between Game Boy and Vandal Herschelb Pride and Freeze Out Tyrone Prince and Sir Pasha Narcissus and America Flying Fox and Roman Athlete Floodgate and Flora McDonald the open stake are such good ones as the unlucky Ireland White Hat Olita Master Clair and others Rusty Gold Is out again undoubtedly to get Into shape for the plains meeting and he may wlu Elista and Rona both greatly improved of late are to meet Red Rock and the erratic Fontenoy will also come together to day Freda will be well played to 1 0 0 1 0 Totala 33 3 5 2 27 RUNS AND HITS Bt INNINGS 1 34 5 7 Loa Aoceles 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Baaetalta 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 fl Oakland 0 0 0 0 3 0 03 Base hits 0 0 0 0 0 13 1 0 5 mim Bona reapoDaible for Moaktnian 2 Hale 1 Tbree baa nit Householder Two baae bit Klhm Sacrldce hit Klbin Flrat baae on er rora Oakland 3 First baae on called balls Oakland 1 Left en baaes Loa Anjrelea 3 Oakland 4 Struck out Bj Hale 3 by Mosklman 2 Doable play Klhm nnaasiated Wild pltcb Hale Time of game lb45rat empire Lerj I i Basketball Game Arranged ALAMEDA Novernber 1 To morrow afternoon there will be a game of basketball between the first and second teams of the Alameda High School The game will commence at 230 oclock The Alameda school item captained by Miss Emma Postel will go to Santa Rosa two weeks from to morrow to play the girls of the Santa Rosa High School It will be the first contest of the year for the contending teams and they are busy practicing for the event The line up for the game to morrow will be as follows First team Emma Postel Bessie Lanktree Cuth Heb ard Dean Tisdale Alextne Mitchell Evelyn Levkowlsz Lena Conneau Emma Grass Edna Rue Second team Edith Chipchase Miss Pegot Miss Wismer Ellen Paddock Clarissa Israel Ruby Hchloss Miss Shultz Irma Sleder Kathaleen Lenahan Violated the Game Law SALINAS November Yesterday the first Arrest was made under the provisions of the new game law against shipping quail out of the county Near Bradley Deputy Game Warden Kercheval arrested Henry VIetch and Bressette on that charge and for having an excessive quantity Both of the accused pleaded guilty and paid a fine of J25 withcosts Boy Bicyclist Killed at Los Angeles IX0 ANGELES November 1 Reynolds Bute a twelve year old boy was instantly kiiltd this morning while riding a wheel The lad rounded a crowded corner at full speed and collided with a heavy truck which passed over him with fatal results i 111 i i Found Guilty of Manslaughter TACOMA Wash November The jury in the case of Riley Smallwood on trial for the murder of A Sacar after at mg out an mjrnt returnea a verdict of manslaughter trial this term rhis is the third murder Vote for George Daolbender Democratic nominee for Coontjr Clerk Outfoofs 3Iay in Stoney i Broke Xeturet at Aqueduct NJ2W YOniC November Aqueduct riaiultsi The Stoney Broke handicap seven fur loigfc The Amazon wonMay second Uamasktd third Timeil2S On milt and seventy yards selling Lucky Star Avon Astor second Piednch ftirJ Tlrce 1 16 1 5 Five arid a half furlongs Extinguisher won Connect lent second Genesee third Time U09 Oh mile And a sixteenth stllipg Trebor wonPatalist second Big Gun thlrdiTlme IM Hix furlongg Pluto won Right Away second Neither One third Time 115 5 One mile and a sixteenth Jack McGinn won Miss Almy second Phllma Paxton thirl Time 501 51 CINCINNATI November Latonla Eummarj5 Sis and a half furlongs selling Flop wot Aacne second Sim third Time L21 -Seven furlongs Pepper Dlck won Aichle second Frank Jones thlrdiTIme lJ --One mile selling Elsie Bramble won Pollys Bixby second Farboe third Time One mile and seventy yards selling Frte Admission won second cls Morris third Time 147 Five furloftgs selling Jean Raphael won Lulu Flight second Preble third Time 103 One mile sellig Schnell Lauferwori Di Fanye second Waterhouse thirdW Time 113 CHICAGO November Lakeside summary Five furlongs Pronto won John A Clarke second Hat Alitchellthlrd Time 1 003 5 Six furlongs Boomerang won TBa Butcher second AVoodstick third Time Lfltll Hix runongs itentucicy wop uirensong second Red Apple third Tune 113 One mils and three eighths Ben Chance won frangible second Uncle Tom third Time 224 1 5 Six furlongs Little Emmy won Lys i beth second Amote third Time 114 35 One mile Paythe Fiddler won Frank second Jim Winn third Tirael4L Rural Artist and Rocker have returned from the East in good condition and should win if the ride was not too muck for them MISCELLANEOUS The bather sometimes finds the sand BOft and yieJding to his feet Jt does not trouble him and he goes on until presently he sinks to his knees and discovers to his horror that he has to fight for his Hfe in a quicksand Disease is much like the quicksand The first symptoms of stomach trouble do not cause anxiety But when the body grows weaic tnrougn tacit pf nourishment and disease of the stom ach breeds disease of heart lungs liver or kidneys the sufferer realizes his danger and seeks for medicinal aid Dn Pierces Golden Medical Discov ery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of di gestion and nutrition It cures diseases of heart lungs liver kidneys etc when these diseases have their origin in disease of the stomach and its allied organs Thomas A Swarts of Sub Station Colum bua Ohio Box 103 writes I was taken ith severe headache then cramps in the stomach and my food would not digest then kidney ana liver trouble and my back got weak so I could scarcely get around At last I had all the complaints at once and the more I doctored th worse got until six shears passed I had become so poorly I could only walk In the house by the aid of a chair an I got so thin I had Riven up to die Then a neighbor said Take Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and make a new man out of yourself The first bottle helped me so I thought I wonld get another and after I had taken ejg bottle in about six weeks I was wasted and fonnd I had gained twenty sven rf pounds I have done more hard work in the past eleven months than I did in two years before and I am as stout and healthy to day I think as I ever was Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical Adviser in paper covers is sent fee on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay exJ pense of mailing only Address Dr Pierce Buffalo it a yV 4Aar 1 4 Bv WmKm WffiW rliiB LaaaaaaaamHaVaH Vul 2a 2aw Clark Traeger Thompson Lee Barnhisel McFadden Cooper Raitt Htll Fisher captain Slaker 17JL RK8 130L R162 imL R200 liC I83R L165 1SUU Llb7 160 It L12S 160 ID 1KSL R172 1I55R L160 J7S 151 Nevada Kearney Riordan Smith Hunter Lawrence Drips Wright Captain Leadbetter Keddie Smith Graham Total weights 1KS1 1S16 about their doors atkl the usual number of flushed faced minors could ber found within their precincts Now and then the tale of some tragedy of the rooms disturbed the equanimity of those who played thfr game But the old story never created more than a passing sensation Sylyas defection caused a liberal sprrn kllng of grafts toward themlddle of the eeason or theprofits of the proprietors of the joints would have been heavier As It wasthey were sufficiently large to cause a grand celebratlooto day andthere was free been on tap for everybody Th hill neoDle have nerfected a very strong orgahlxatlon to attempt to force kTB fMm tliatmrn ar thp next local election in April The split In the ranks of the poolroom followers cautcd by their quarrel with Sylvaglvesr room for the bellet that the reign of th gamblers tsover Trustee Thomas whojfavors the poolroomi has been a strong Influence toward maintaining order at the joints and will doubtless be re elected but It Is confidently expected that a majority of the Board will be opposed to the gamblera Three Rages Go to Our Jockeys WMARKET November ifussU Brown Jteiff won the flying handea Tt distance five furlongs at tho New market Houghton meeting to day jMoun tiin itnisv ueniunsi won a tree nanoicuu six furlongs Teetotum Rein wonjtiw Criterion Nursery handicap distance six furlongs BENNETTS STABLE IN VERY BAD SHAPE pers of California in the fourth round of at the Eureka Ath The light was all in 1 pers 01 ui I a twenty round bout at the Eureka Ath Saturday is the Last Day The Chroniclers great book distribution is rapidly drawing to a close This means that an opportunity tp obtain a fine library of choice works of fiction at a marvelously low price will soon be gone The chance may never come again Books written by such authors as Frank Stock ton George Cable Anthony iopef Joel Lhandjer Harris Frances Hodgson Burnett and Mrs Atherton are being sold at Only 25c sl copy letic Club to night Jackson favor RACING RACrNGf Carr Caif tirf corrrsponJcnta msltef ractog a boalnesa OnlJf ireful and experirocndahdl eartDers and eirxrta ara emplored We Bre aer feral really Sd thlnga which will win Qrst time Font wl oorvrirriHaa Mr cvuiids wwr iiacrna tms pwrert nnwi aoi miu innr tuwwriK for teleia Eootna 30 and St14 Qraat avcV Abe Frank and the Great Filly Miss Bennett Not Expected to Live MEMPHIS Tenn November 1 Abe Frank and lss Bennett the pride of the Bennett racing stable are critically ill at Montgomery Park When Bennetts string leturned from the East a short time ago they were apparently In excellent condition A few days later Abe Frank developed symptoms of pneumonia The colt etcw worse and was ldaced in the care of Dt Scheibler State veterinarian Thursday it was announced that Abe Frank was improving This afternoon however the colt was not so well and hU ownr Was very apprehensive JDr Scheibler however still has hopes of pulling him through 1 Franks- career as a two year old Is an almost unbroken series of victories At the WashlngtonPark and Harlem tracks Chicago he won several of the classic events In remarkable time and It was currently reported that Bennett rejected an offer of 25000 for him Mis Bennett was reported dying this afternoon Pf Scheibler denied that her condition wv so serious as this buvadmitted entertaining grave doubts as to the fillys recovery The first symptoms of pneumonia developed Mondayr following her arrival rom Chicago Jackson Knocks Out Pepperi CT PetersJacksoht knocked ouVHarryJPep priylng RACING AT PLEASANTON Big Crowd Attracted by the Meeting of the Breeders PLEASANTON November 1 The attendance at the race meet of the breeders to day was even larger than had been anticipated fully 20CO people being at the track The day was an Ideal one and the time made considering the horses that were entered was excellent The first race on the programme was for pacer3 of tile 213 class I Direct carried 6ft the honors in three straight heats of 216 217 Rnd 211 The second event was for trotters tif the 230 class The entries were ady Kowena Belle Hanson Trilby and Cripple While the horses were closely matched Lady Itowena took the three heats straight 11 2i27 2 2SA and 2S The third race for the day was a running event best two out of three half mile heats The first heat was taken by Lottie with St Augustine second and li third the time being 050 In the 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