The Commercial Appeal du lieu suivant : Memphis, Tennessee • 27

i 7 At t' JO THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 13 27 HELPS a DEFEAT ALABAMA TECBCOUTMLO PICE HUH VMOT Jonesboro CoObh is Versatile Athlete inw mm Sewanee Rolls Up Total of 30 Points to 0 After Gallant Stand Georgians Weakened BROWNE PLAYS STAR GAME COMMODORES MADE 23 Memphis Midget Made Tn Cagtal Laalrr Stared Oat ef tke Caatnt Tlgera Will 1 elf aw Jackets field Metis I Beys Tight fee Time Bat Yaader blit Played Fast might Feetball Heat How for Vanderbilt and Waa After playing Vanderbilt to a atandstlll In the first half Georgia Tech weakened BIRMINGHAM Ala- Nov Sewanea Lai My yujftiog AlaMaia uiuv afternoon piling up a total ajore quarters of 12 minutes each of I Ths feature was the droi kirkln of I I II iraium vmmw in urv a aaia mm to mm (gxymow KMKL Ion Ho fried alx time and ao'-oinpl'she -four ilm lie drop kicked througii tnt post from the 18 20 28 and St-yard line Second to GUlem waa Browre The little Memphis general waa nrwi' at me same time He made two touchdowns for Hewanee kicked three (nl and mj'W several (lira for Ion dleiancM Hie tackling nee euperb too For A la ham the two Vandersraffs showed eW Haiin- a a ael nlawOi H'dll WRIIl gartner and Moody played well while apt Gresham on the defense urciMm vh waa ea "KTAK js" corning of the Vanderbilt me The crowd thfa af remoon wa large and the Ideal Sewanee outweighed Alabama iiout five pounk to the man and the Team a were both fast flewane showed the better coaching and belter knowledge of the game lineup: Jabama Tor I Mon Sewati-e VandergraflT Left end Ghlespto I eft tackle- Fa ulker berry Merr ill Lrft guard 8 oni-y ltirDctl f'rnt'r Junan Keller Right guard Galior irvaham McCollum Heard Right end ll-lem Mocdy Quarterback Brow no 1 Viingorgraff ARivht halfback Swain MrDowel! Fallback Vard Baumgartner left halfback Myers aaaA Aeal tillSPldlLlkki jia uniKHi tuwf a Summary: 'Score end lira -na- wanee 9 Alabama Score end first half Scwanee DL Alabama 0 Score end third wngnancr an wwem Bewanes 87 Alabama 0 lnl Sewanee Alabama 0 Browne 3 Faulkenberrv 1 Goals after Browne A Goala from the GHIem 4 Offlclals-Benet Virginia) referee Tutwller (Virginia) umpire: Messer CBIrmirgham High) field Judge Length of 12 minutes MINERS MEET DEFEAT rm or back a Dow Holla arrlore la Hard Foagbt Battle FAYETTEVILLE Ark Nov The Kaaorbacka defeated the Miners from Jtolla today by the small score of to 2 reputed best brickfield in fho Mis- niurl vallev from Holla clearly proved Its worth of that-name In heavy plunges nnd awlft end runs- Rolla had a good chance to score In the rirst quarter and were crowding Arkansas on her goal when the time ended A bad map from Tnnnah to Guynns when Arkansas attempted to punt out of danger allowed Rolla to get her lone aoore of lj) on a "nlith teams got stronger through the game In the aeoond quarter Creekmore received a punt through excellent Interference went down the field sixty-five vdrds for a touchdown Tavls kicked goal Neither team scored after this In the third quarter both teams came In for heavy plunges and end run a Guynns blocked a kick and pretty passes to Bradford and Davis netted Arkansas heavy gains Rolls held for downs and was on Arkansas 30-yard line at end of quarter Rolla used only one forward pass and Arkansas used several for good galna last quarter was without any feature though the work of both teams evidenced grrength Huntley best man was out from center on account of slck-nes which caused a great weakness in the llna Guynns Dover May Davis and Phillips did excellent work Line-up: Arkansas Position Rolla Guynns- Ieft end Schmlt PARKS JONESBORO Ark Nov Parks coach of foot ball basket hall ard base bail in the First District Agricultural College at Jonesboro was graduated from the Kansas Aggies and waa an all around athlete being a star on the foot ball basket ball and base ball teams of that college also a fast trsck man Coach Parks got In the school too late to make much showing with foot ball this year but he Is now working out a fast basket ball tsain to open November 24 He expects to put out a faat base ball team and from the way he Is going about his work It Is certain that athletics In the First District Agricultural School will soon become prominent with other schools of the same class Mr Parks Is fast and weighs 185 pounds Bryan Left tackle Andrus Norwood Left guard Lodwlck Tunnah 11 terms Center Sherry Right guard Hollister Right tackle Conway Estes Bradford Dover Right end Detweller Blake Quarterback Forrester Left halfback Ws'gstaff Creekmore T)a vis Bowman Toung Philips Fullback Blakely May Right halfback Ralble Summary: Rolla 1 Creekmore Goal Davie Wham Referee VI sen heller Timekeeper Miller Time of quarters 15 minutea In the latter part of the game and the jees sewed four touchdowns and three goal Both teams played- straight football Score 23 to a Tech showed remarkable Improvement over past performances and the absence of fumbling was noticeable although the Geirgian lost the ball more than oree for this reason At one stage of the game Tech pounded the Uns three times and when the distance waa measured the (leorglane lacked only three inches of making first down Near Tech's fifty yard line a forward pass from Neely to Brow netted the first touchdown followed by a goal by Neely Then Kay Morrison soon alter i the next ktek-ofi aecured tho ball and after a thrilling ninety-yard run male the next touchdown ths goal for which also kicked i At the end of tlie third quarter Vandy had worked the ball to the Yellow four-yard line When play was re- umd the visitors carried It over with two line bucks followed by Neely's third kicked goal After Tech's fumble near the end of the game Neely pulled off a twenty-five yard run with fine interference and followed by Morrison's wriggling through the line anotner touchdown the fourth was scored Neely failed on this goal i rant Neely A Brown' It Morrison Williams ard Vreeland starred for Vanderbilt while Capt- Hill Goree and IVl-i terson starred for Tech Lineup: Tech Position Vanderbilt Hill (cl Black left end Stewart Burt Left tackle Leuhrmann Sinclair Patterson Got ee Left guard Metzger Center Morgan Right guard Brown Right tackle Brown Right end Brown A Brown Quarterback Morrison I eft half Morrison Right half Neely (c) Fullback Williams A Brown Summary: Walker (Virginia) Umpire Dobson Field Grantland Klee (Vanderbilt) Head Sandy Beaver (Georgia I Unesmen stone (Vanderbilt) Jenkins (Tech) Time of quarlrs 1-2 minutes A It KANSAS NORMAL DEFEATED ARKADK1PHIA Ark Nov Ouachita Colvge dexeated Arkansas State Nurmal i I Uuacnita played bad ball during tho first quarter making one toucuuowu and allowing the Normal to make their only toui-naown During the secoua quarter iivuncr team scoied In the third Ujia-chitu rallied and made two more louvn donna In the fourth quarter the ball was moat ly In A or mats tcrriioty and wnen time was called waa only a few yards from goal Ouachita played suosu- tour of the drat team men being out on account ot injuries btell und Rosa weie both home on account of illness This narrows the state championship of the colleges to Ouachita and ncadfcrson with a possibility for Hendrix If they defeat Henderson Monday The annual game between Henderson and Ouachita will be played in ttys city on Thanksgiving Day Line-up follows: Ouachita Position Nurmal Poliard Ief end Adncy Rogers Left tackle Reynolds 'Beeson Left guard Bryant Vance Hill Center Brooks Culbreath guard Vance Keith Tobey Riant tackle ft Morden 'Pelt Right Martin Crow Steed Moore Harden Pelt Left halfback Wray Cannon Fullback Hunnlcutt Muse Right halfback Moore Summary! Ouachita 18 Normal Normal Huunlcutt Ouachita Pelt Cannon Harden Goodioe (Glrglnla) Brown (Henderson) Field Wallis (Ouachita) Head Cannon (Ouachita) Time keeper Campbell Time or li and ft minutes quarto TENNESSEE DEFEATS MARYVILLE KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov University of Tennessee defeated her ancient rival Maryville college tills afternoon In one of the fiercest ami one of the most bitterly fought games ever seen on a local gridiron Tennessee scored two touehdowns and added a field goal- The star play of the game was the capture of an attempted forward pass of Mi ville's by Halfback Young who rail thirty vards for a touchdown Two men were put out of the game for slugging Llue- Tennessee' Poult ion Maryville Left end Kohair Left tank'e tilhhona Left guard Robinson Stewart McGuire Buckingham-tl kitiK Finland Cole Graham- Branch Fnnden oun Tonipkinr Center- Right guard Right tackle Wilson Beniton Right end Cuesta i Quarter Crawford Right half Dodd Left half Vauntrewi Fullback Fillers SWAMPS 8 M'KENZIE Tenn Nov McTyelre School defeated Vanderbilt Training Hchonl of Klkton KyT 80 to The local team had anticipated a much closer game The visiting team waa coached thfa year by Dwlglit Morrlslon a former McTyt-lre piuyer and later a Vanderbilt star He Is a brother of Kay and Kent Morrison of Vanderbilt Llno-up McTyelre Position A dama Oenter Ylajor Huffman Right guard Young Hunger Left guard I Farmer Nowlin Right tackle Bell Faughn Left tackle Barnett Heeae Right end Robey Everett Left end Ruffin Quarterback Hamilton Fullbaok Petrie Right halfback Taylor Smith IWt halfback Ruh Summary: Score McTyelre 90 8 Ol Purywar Umpire Robins Wesson CHICK COACH CENTRAL UXIVERSITT Danville Ky Nov 12 Beal Banka director of athletics at Central University has the honor of coaching one of the best football teams ever turned out in tbe South Banks does not attribute success so much to his ability as a teacher or disciplinarian as to the fact that the material with which he has to work la above the ordinary I Last year waa first year at coaching and he began by taking hi football team through the entire season up to the Thanksgiving game undefeated and their uncroased In that game State Col-ege won by the score of 15 to 5 Next his basket ball team succeeded In earning the title of Xoutiiem Intercollegiate champions Following this triumph nia baseball and track teams each landed a state championship This year promises to be even more 'ceasfuL The Central football team la uniittedly better than last year Tho basket ball team of last year la nearly Intact and both track and baseball promise better things Banka may coach next fail at his alma mater Syracuse University at Syracuse However It la well known that several large universities liave made the coach flattering offers Banka played varsity quarterback the four years he waa in college center field on the baseball team and forward on the basket ball team captaining the latter In bis senior year AUBURN DEFEATS TULAXE GULFPORT Miss Nov The heavy Auburn eleven outclassed Tulane Uni light S3 to ft Five Alabama band over their opponents mainly through straight football The orange and blue supporters were not surprised because their team may well be renked with Vanderbilt if not above nor wee tbe great We want to help every person who is suffering with Contagious Blood Poison to get well In a plain- commonsense way we want to talk to you about and show you by simple reasonable facts that you can be cured by the medicine that has cured thousands of EXPRESS PREPAID STILLWOOD STRAIGHT KEI11ICIY WHISKEY This whiskey Is stored in the Bonded Warehouse until fully matured before being bottled claim this to be the finest straight Kentucky Whiskey ever sold for the money SPECIAL PRI3E 1 Sal $300 4 Quarts $300 2 liltlts in package 3 One-Gall Baft tx cn io one pick vDuU BOTTLED I BON $575 Old Fairisloai 4 Fa 1 Quarts Express Prepaid $40 RDeisftei 376 Main Street NORRED Sells Diamonds on INirtinl Payments MAIN AND ADAM (Goldstein i 2 to third Time 1:27 Hoffman albo ran Fifth Selling six flirlon: Mop Ami (McCabe) 4 1-2 to won: John A Munme HO (Goldstein) 5 to 1 aecoiul Clem 97 (McCalieyi 15 lo 1 third Tlin Qi 1:14 4-5 Chilton Queen Galieps Hat lack and Grace Kimball also ran Sixth mile and seventy yards El Oro 1U Shoemaker) 9 to 1 won Anna Daly las (McCahey) 2 1-2 to 1 second Crania 110 Davis I to I third Time 1 :46 Tlie Golden Butterfly Lad of Langdvti Cheek and Duke of Biidgewater also ran Seventh For lioraes owned by members of Norfolk Hunt Club six furlongs Jim 150 (Carney) 4 to 5 Won: Planet 150 (Crawford 3 to 1 second -Comet 160 (C Crawford) 4 to 1 thiid Time 1:24 Boy Monaon and Earns! also ran JaiiestoOTw Entries First Six furlongs Annie sellers Miss Jonah Night Fail The Nigger Lange 101 Leath Cherokee Rose Via OctaVto Troy Weight 107 Monet lef lift Second Race Five fu: longs two-yoai'-oldsi Jane Thorpe 91 F-Ir Atlanta Susan SSohnickelfrltz 97 Thrifty 99 Benda go Bodkin Quincy Belie 102 Fort Worth 144 Sheriff Bradley Miss Jonah 105 Chilton Squaw 1'7 Trustee 106 Third All ages handicap five and a half furlongs Herpes 96 Hoffman iOO Onager 102 Mexlcana 107 J-1I lloughtoi 107 King Cobalt 110 Montcalm 111 Field Mouse 111 Fourth Selling mile an eighth Bang The Monk 97 Sebastian 100 Hedge Rose Wenna 192 Br uc err Cheek 103 Ten Paces Harvey 105 Gold- Cnie My Gal King of Mist Henry Munroe 108 9'if Five and a half furlongs -jfiig Elaborate My Southern Boy Laughlu j've Hrry rVne C-rtdln lap Maid Ul Sixth Mile and seventy yards GlrL Dracooto Wenna 95 Hazel Thorpe Lad of Langdon 96 Golden Cae- tie Grace Kimball Bummer NTght IDS Oakhuret 106 ILLINOIS HAS GOOD CLAIM CHICAGO Nov UnivertiTT of I -llnoto captured Its conference football season at Evanston today by defeating the Northwestern University team 27 and thus registered an unbroken series of victories for the year UNREASONABLE -X don't see why you should heal-' tate to marry on 98000 a year Papa says' my gowns never cost more than that But my dear we must have some-thing to eat She that Just like a --man? Always thinking of his Boston Transcript nuinbcr of followers of the olive and blue The best team won Lineup: Tulanc Position Auburn Lester Right end Connell Sentell (c) Bradhurn tackle Hannon lloff Williams Green Right guard Majors Craighead Center Calon Green Obryan llulT Left guard Allen Bonner Keasijas McLeod Left tackle Lamb Hmith Montero Left Sherllng Manning Cutrer Johns Woodward Smith Right Manning Hi ill Conway Wood Woodward Left balf McCoy Page Newell Kevlin White Newell Steadham Wood Cutrer Fullback Davis ic) Summary: Davis 4' Cod- yell 1 Goals from Majors 6 Field Majors 1 Referee A Hai-llgan (Massachusetts Aggies) Umpuc Hall (Swarthmore) Field Llinor Heud Maddox Length of Two 15 minutes: two 121-2 minuivs TIGERS OUTCLASSED ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov Sewancq defeated Alabama 91 to 0 The visitors had the lads from Tuscaloosa outclassed In many respects Uillem was the star kicking four drop-kicks through tha goal posts out of six attempts The weatner was Ideal nnd the attendance large For Alabama the Vaidttgiau broiheis played I the best game Line-up: I Alabama Position Sewanee I Vandergraff Left end Gilesple 1 Powell Left tackle FauUenbeiy Merrill Left guaid doiit Barnett Center Jnhaji Kellar Right guard liailur Gresham Right tackle McCallum H6nrd end GilwW Moduy Quarter Browne Vandergraff A Right half Swain McDowell Fullback ward B-i uuigai tner Left naif Mje Browne 2 Faulkenbery Goals from Browne Goals from Glllem 4 Length of 12 minutea Referee Rennet IV h-glnia) I Tutwller (Virginia) Field Judge High ST LOMU 0 KEXUCKY ST LOUIS Nov 12 Kentucky Unlversiiy suffered Its first defeat this season by losing to St Louis University 0 to 0 The local superior weigut won the game TROUBLE FOR CENTRAL ELEVEN CENTRAL UNIVERSITY Danville Ky Nov 12 Tlie usual quiet of the Central University football camp has been somewhat disturbed for the last few days owing to certain reports coming from Lexington to the effect that neither Owen White halfback nor Relfe Win go center rush are eligible to compete In either Kentucky or Southern I A A contests and that suspension Is Imminent Persons In authority state that although at the resent time White is back in some of la college work there is no truth lu tho report that he lacked any entrance re quirements The eligibility committee of the Kentucky Association passes on all candidates early In the fall and the men In questiou were declared eligible at that time OLE LOU IS CONFIDENT LITTLE ROCK Ark Nov Manager James Broussard of fie Louisiana squad is confident liis warriors will ana squ trim men here Thanksgiving Day and has arranged for the Raton Rouge athletes to come here immediately after their fracas at Austin Tex Ue says that they will have four days rest and has engaged West End Park for secret practice The Arkansas Razor-tacks are not worrying and since their Waterloo of Washington at 8t Louis havo bushels of confidence ANDERSON 1V4IN 21 TO TULLAHOMA Tenn Nov Anderson School of Murfreesboro defeated Lie city eleven here 21 to 0 The local boys were outweighed CHATTANOOGA DRUBS' HOWARD tauooga of 58 to Scotch and Irish Tweeds And English worsteds are the best woolens in the world Walsh the Tailor A Cotter That ('as Fit Toi Our cutter is turning out the best titling suits in Memphis Try him on your Fall Suit or Overcoat Jno Morlarty lie makes clothes at 41 Main What Roosevelt Will Drown his sorrow In a good Sam-el son Tadeina Get ChrlstnuM Photos Now Special price of $500 for the regular tS00 Photos during November only Ooovert Main and Jef ferson Only studio with an elevator Open Sundays 10 am to 12 Election Is Ovei Extra Is unanimously elected the great dime cigar for 6c Forty cents buys good coal Berlin Coal Co- nones 647 Walsh's Scotch aad Irish Twecda ih worst world Walsh the Tailor And English worsteds are th best wool-tn the OUTSIDER UPSETS LATONIA TALENT Tom Hayward Wins Kentucky Stakes in Drive CAME AT END WITH RUSH Oakland Opeaa With Oral System af Betting Perfect Weather Bring Out Good Crowd to Emeryville la-a garni Day LATONIA Ky Nov 12 Tom Hayward the extreme outsider In the betting won the Kentucky stakes at Latonla In a driving finish from Milton and Jack Atkin Kings Daughter went out Into an early lead and set the pace to the stretch where Jack Atkin took command hut could not stall off the challenge of Tom Hayward which had been trailing In fourth place Milton also came strong Hayward won by a length with a length between Milton and Jack Atkin Summary First Mile and a half selling The Earl 13 (Koerner) won Flirting 1U9 (Grand) second) Mlque 197 (Da venport) third Time 8:35 Hambrlxht i Mu- Amvl Vanen and Arrowswlft ran tuels paid: The Karl Pi 80 win 1420 place 52S0 show Flirting $410 place $270 show: Mique $260 show Second Five and a half furlongs selling Premier lo! Koerner) won I Delaney 102 (Goose) second: Planutess 113 I Reid) third Time 1:07 S-5 War Jig Husky Lad Mary Day Stare end Missive ran Mutuels paid: Premier oiv uif uiaLT! nuun $10M place $52U Show Planutess $390 show Third Handicap six furlongn Cohort 115 (Gross) won Green Seal 112 (Reid) second Friend Harry 1ft) (Austin) third Time John Griffin II Nimbus Carlton and Ifandaheratta ran Mutuets paid: Cohort $790 win $41i place fXft) show Green Seal $370 places $340 show! Friend Harry $830 Show Fourth Kentucky stakes value 31500 mile and seventy yards Tom Hayward 107 (Rice) won: Milton l(s (Davenport) second: Jack Atkin 125 (Knapp) third Time Helmet Cherryola and King's Daughter ran Mutuels paid: Tom Havwanl $2830 win $18" place $8 show Milton $5J)0 place $30 show Jack Atkin $49i show Fifth Handiest) six furlonr Little Father 115 (Koerner) won Mclvor 108 (Rel) second: Helene 115 (Goose) third Time 1:13 4-0 Lavender Lad Horizon and Dottle ran Mutuels paid: Little Father $470 win $330 placet $24)1 show: Mclvor $4M place $280 show Helene $280 show Sixth Mile and seventy yards selling Console 104 (Goose) won: Melissa lo4 (Ross) second All Red 141 (Davenport) third Time Glucose Falcada Queen Marguerite Prince Gal and Bad News ran Mutuels paid: Console $1444 win $880 place $410 show Melissa $3220 place $1250 show All Red $390 show Latmls Entries First Five furlongs selling two-year-olds Mayor Head Plan Ryan Ben Priot Louis Katz Grover Hughes llama zan Lavender Lad Borrower Monty Fox There 106 Delaney Stepfather 102 War Jig lift The Whip 102 Second Two-year-oldsi mile Eastern Star Dottle Sugar Lump 102 Char- ley Straus Amerlcaneer Mockler 15 Lit- tie Father Detect La Mexican Heath-erbloom 109 -Third Race Selling three-year-olds six furlongs Acolln 100 Ii Patten 103 Tommy McGee 102 Bedminster English Esther Kylvestria Rice Grain 104 Coli-net 105 Eye White Sporting Life 107 King of Yolo 109 Howlet 110 Cross Over 1U Alfred the Great 120 Fourth Handicap three-year-olds and up mile and a sixteenth Leamenc 101 Doctor Hnlzberg Camel 101 Marklv 108 John Reunion Ilk Countess 125 Fifth -Three-year-old and up selling mile and seventy yards Henry Hutchinson 104 Cambon 106 Falcada Queen Marguerite HR Jeanne 111 Sixth Selling four-year-olds and uu mile and an eighth Still Alarm 9ft Meadow Grass Maid Militant Arrow Swift Beau Brummel Warden Allde Baird Montclair Alcalde Myatlflcr 108 Dander Quagga Ben Trovato 106 Shap-dale 107 ORAL BETTING AT OAKLAND OAKLAND Chi- Nov Favored by perfect weather and a fast track the racing season at Emeryville opened under auspicious circumstances A crowd of about 8000 was present Fourteen layers operated under the oral system In cos Junction with stakeholders and speculation mas llvsly Arasee carrying the colors of Early Wright and well supported led the way by more than a length Colonel Jack a 50 to 1 chance was third Spellbound the favorite did not run up to expectations Summary: First Six furlongs selling De-neen (no weight) (W- Cotton) la to won Billy Myer (Hlrachbaum) 5 to 2 scecond Novgorod (belden) 13 to third Time 1:14 Buck Thorpe Milpitas Biskra Marburg Dr Downle Royalstone and Canta ran Second Five and a half furlongs Olathea (Calahan) 8 to won Genova (Van Dusen) 15 to 1 second: Oswald (Forarty) ft to 1 third Time 1:08 1-5 Passenger Miss Picnic CuTina Zlnksnd ipt Afllenbeipg Box 123 EleaipTiis Tenn Lumen Warfare Gr a mercy Good Intent ran Third 8ix furlongs selling Metro- Solitan (Rosen)- 3 to won: Fancy (An-ersnn) 12 to 1 second Lord of the For Ilex and est "(Garner) 2 lT third Time Special Delivery Roy Junior 81r Ed- Tlai ward Bano Retia Bupelveda and Sonia rFourth Handicap mile Arasee (Van Du sen) 7 to 2 won Bubbling Water (Archibald) 7 to second: Col Jack (Garner) 60 to third Time 1:39 3-6 Sea Cliff Spellbound Redeem Edwin Fryer Phil Mohr and Fred onto ran Fifth Mile and seventy yards Acumen (Forehand) 5 to 2 won Ed Ball (Archibald) 4 to 5 second rapt Burnett (Garner) la to 1 third Time 1 1-5 Hooray and Bellerlew ran 1 Sixth Futurity course Enfield (Archibald) 2 to 1 won Jim Baser (R Gar can) 7 to second Fernando (Bat-tlstej 9 to third Time 1:10 2-5 Ve-Eeta Strome John Sheehan Popner- oiiviiixi nvi( town Apologise Eddie Graney and Raleigh ran Emeryville Entries First Five and a half furlongs Atnarsosa 112 Dacia Clara- Hampton Tee May Pearl Bass Clsko Ossabaro Portoto Queen Louis Media Osaudene Great Caesar 109 Second Futurity course Plume Netting Alchemist Sir Angus Lovely Mary Burnell TUUnghast E- Fry Hatkass 107 Silver Grain 106 Silk 103 Glenns Deane Third Futurity Tony Faust Captain John 110 Bitter Sir Made- 1C3 Inauguration 102 Fourth Race-Six furlongs Enfield 116 Daddy (lip 106 Banronla 1V7 Jack Paine Col Jack 100 Fifth Mile Onatassa 102 Cabin Katserhof Elgin Treasure Seeker Dov-alta KB Swell Girl 104 Sixth Seven furlongs Allness 114 Adrluche Nebulosus Wap Core Howard Pearson HI Sonia 107 Voltrome Sake 106 GENTLEMAN'S RACE JAMESTOWN JAMESTOWN Vs Nov Jim a S-year-old owned by Carney was tbe hero of the afterneon beating tils' field In a six-furlong dash for gentle man riders handily He broke away fmt Set a great pace for the distance and made a show of his company romping through the homestretch ten lengths to the good Planet a warm favorite In the betting took second place In gallop Hunfflanr: First Mile French Girl 144 (Goldstein) 1 to won: Oghawa IQS (UcCahey) 5 to second: Mlspillon 107 (McCabe) 7 to third Time 1:42 4-6 Fatfeet Tom Cat and Label le Agnes also ran Second Hurdle mile and three- Esex also ran Third Six furlongs Via Octavia 100 (Gordon) 9 to won Martin Littleton 109 (McCahey) 1 to Lmcond Capsize 101 (Bell) 4 to third Time 1:13 3-5 Leah also ran Seven furlongs Racquet 0aa0-a a a Vla AkU 114 107 (McCabe 8 to won King Cobalt (McCahey) 4 to second Compton 108 what it has done for others and no sufferer of this disease need feel despondent or doubtful about getting well if is used Every one knows Contagious Blood Poison to be a deep-seated blood disease an infection so penetrating in its nature as to affect every corpuscle of the circulation It spreads over the entire system and its symptoms are manifested in every portion of the body Usually the first sign is a small pimple or sore sometimes almost unnoticeable but this is a warning that the blood is being corrupted and soon the circulation becomes so polluted that the mouth and throat ulcerate glands in the groin swell the hair comes out copper colored spots appear on the body and frequently sores and ulcers break out on the flesh No disease could produce such widespread effects except one that thoroughly poisoned the blood and no remedy can cure such a disease except one that thoroughly purifies the blood and rids the circulation of every particle of the virus This is just the reason is so successful in curing Contagious Blood Poison This medicine is the greatest of all blood purifiers one that goes into the circulation and drives out the last trace of poisonous matter and thus destroys the source of the disease is made entirely of vegetable material such as roots herbs and barks each of which has direct and specific effect in purifying the blood It cleanses the corpuscles of the circulation and adds rich health-building properties to the blood does not attempt to kill the virus of Contagious Blood Poison in the system as the mineral treatment Is supposed to do Every one knows how nearly impossible it is to kill direase germs in any way cures byi REMOVING the cause from the blood nor does )ever produce any bad effects oil the system on the other harid it strengthens and builds up all weak portions and when it has made a cure the person is strong and well Mercury and potash always fail to cure Contagious Blood Poison and' irr addition these strong minerals usually affect the stomach i and bowels weaken the general health and sometirqes produce chronic Rheumatism has cured many thousands of cases of Contagious Blood Poison and we believe the best service we could do any sufferer of this disease is to recommend its use You will not be disappointed and when its work is done and the loathsome infection has been driver entirely out of your system you can feel sure there will be no return ol the symptoms A person cured of Contagious Blood Poison by the use of can rejoice in the knowledge that onbe more his or her blood is untainted and health in all its' cleanliness and vigor has been restored to them Home Treatment boepk telling all about Contagious Blood Poison and any special medical Advice free to all who request it WJST SPECIFIC CO A1LABTA GA others during the past forty years We know will do for you 4 5 i.