Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, May 8, 1920, Page 4

IT'S DERBY DAY (By United Press) pure followers of sports for sport’s richest turf event. sake combined to make a picturesque The Latonia meeting will follow assemblage here today for the open-|Churchill Downs, opening June 2 and ing of t\he Churchill Downs meeting | closing July 7,7a full 31 days of rac- and the biggest of all the nation's|ing. The Latonia Derby, a $30,000 race events— the Kentucky Derby. It [event, will probably be run on’ June was estimated 25,000 visitors were|12 in the city for the races. One hundred and seven three-year- olds were nominated for the event(THE PIONEER ‘WANT ADS and only one, Sam Freedman was withdrawn. The derby appears to.be BRING RESULTS %WM = L R T other IlllllllllllllllllllllllIIII||llllIIllllIIlll“lflllflfllfllllflflillllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIWWMIIIII“W =TT, D FQR QUICK AND CLEAN SERVICE EAT AT THE REX CAFE Across the Street from the Markham Hotel Boom, Blazes, Constancy, Prince Pal, Louisville, Ky., May 8—Society John P. Grier, Vice-Chairman, Miss leaders and racetrack touts, men high |Jemima and Faisan D'Or. 1t was es- in political office and clerks, profes- | timated that the derby will be wort.h .’sional race followers and the simon |2PProximately $50,000, America’s an open race. Damask, winner of | FRISCO MINT MAKING FIRST the Louisiana Derby, is strong favor- IN wmsv‘m ue..\mong the most likely contenders are On Watch, Donnaconna, Golden ‘Say It With Flowers' CARNATIONS, per dozen. ..........$3.00 Roses, per dozen. . . . . $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 SWEET PEAS, per dozen...... JONQUILS, perdozen ..............$2.00 BLOOMING PLANTS AND FERNS Fuffman & @ Leary O __ Y . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY PIONEER i Ask Our Advice If you plan on erecting a new & house, garage, or even altering your present home, call on us for advice. For instance—we can often sug- gest a rearrangement of fixtures in a bathroom which will materially lessen the cost of installation. Your architect or contractor wel- comes our help. 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Eagles and double eagles are|enne Thorobred Breeders’ Associa- being coined, but no gold $5 pleces. |tion. Dear to the hearts of all Califor- It is understood that the lease of nians and all Westerners the gold|the Breeders’ association on the coins once so familiar before the in-|Frontier Park track expires with the vasion of paper money will again be|conclusion of the 1920 program, and zens, who believe that the result will obtainable, although it is expected the number to be turned out at the [* local mint will scarcely meet the de- mand. Bubscribe for The Ploneer. {much-doubt-1s expressed-that-any- ef- not -be. to -the.benefit of .the .city's great annual Wild 'West show. . Betting on the races, it is pointed out in some quarters, maydrain the city of much money that would dgther- wise go into the coffers of the 0~ tier Days celevration, and it is :pre- dicted that hundreds “from uearby states who ordinarily come to the yearly. renewal of the days of the plains ‘will attend 'the ‘race mesting this year, and as a result not be in aposition ‘to ‘spend freely” at the Frontier Days daily ‘program. Pari-mutual machines will be in use ‘at the race’ course, fort will be made to renew the ar- rangement, owing to the poor patron- age of the race course the past few seasons. 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