The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1908, Page 2

resented on the card run off at The Meadows yesterday, and as a result | got him free to utiliee the animal's form was at a discount, as what) sp Were supposed to be two of the sur-| tired when called upon eat things that ever went to the / stretch, and he finished fourth post on a race track both met de) winner tur feat, and left the cinch players! to 1, who took the who had bet on them wondering] had been run, and won handily from | this long? what had come off. Cobleskill and| Arcourt, 6 to 1, Bauble, at 40 to 1, 3. F. Donahue were the two red) furnished the surprise by finishing suddenness at a long price, and fin ished second, with Cobleskill in| the public, most of the bookma’ third place. The time explains Co | had a good day and recovered » Dleskill’s defeat, as he never could! of thelr recent losses. yesterday, but a few quit loser. Eng. he strom lost about $300 and Ed Soule dropped a like amount. Harry Froelich, of the Bohemian elub, Bri aiso lost. Among the winners were The only anne One-Two-Three Martin Nelson | the off Jones, New York club, Joe Harlan, Black ( = | f t See SURE THINGS FAIL °THE TALENT Convent Bell Winner. There was very little class rep: The start caught Donahue | par “ye most of the trip and ruld ed up in My Pal, t specials that threw the public) third down. Cobleskill was in a fleld he} Convent Bell, with Apprentice C had met before and eastly defeated, | Russell in the saddle, and practi.| hard time getting her bac das a result he was backed from | cally unplayed at 16 to 1 in the bet ® to 5 down to 4 to 5. However, | ting, raced the favorite Pickaway Zalina, the second choice, showed |into the ground in the third race,|#nd they sent for a marked improvement over any-/and came on in the stretch to win} thing she has done recently, took easily by two lengths. Pickaway | the track at fagfall, and was never! beat St. Kilda half a length for the headed, winning easily in the fast) plac time of 1:12 3-5 for the six furlongs. | good thm Elmdale also came to life with great} As Koroatlany and Uncle Henry were the only favorites to reward | Zelina, also that the mare bad always t | Mish strung, flighty animal, and was hard to control of 1:39 3-4. LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS BY REFUGEE. If you followed my selections Sam Summerfield and Hughey yesterday, you must certainly have Jones. annexed a bank roll, I picke winners, Convent Bell, who good as 20 to 1; Korostlany and Uncle Henry, § to 6. Convent Bell is the longest price win that has been picked by any handi capper this year The clockers were a sor hey read im the Noon Star all been saving this horse Plunger Slaughter picked out Xr Another name was added to the court to show at even money as the ! a spot to unload, and cashed a big at The Me bet when the horse r n second. Most of the books were winter calls for commendation. There Is No Hocus Pocus About This CLOTHING ~ SALE The Reductions Are Real The Reductions Are Big Every Article of Clothing in This Store Reduced, Some One-Half, the Balance One-Third All of our $10.00 SUITS are! All of our $15.00 REGAL SUITS are now— $5.00 $10.00 now— All of our $12.50 SUITS are | All of our $20.00 SUITS now— $6.25 $13.35 All of our $15.00 OUTING All of our SUITS are now— $7.50 $16.85 100 Dozen Golf Shirts, alf new aeeree, regular value $1.50—sale price . FIRST PICTURE FROM OLYMPIAD Cloud, and at his time of life, too, Billy Durker clean-up on Metiakatla, and backed | the old mare from 60 to 1 down t& The company proved too fast, * Kelly was fined that fast the best day he over J. F. Donahue and Cobleskill [se F. Donahue had beaten practi: | | cally the same field he was w Thr B Do \ing yoaterday at the came distance OW Bettors DOWN—| one intie and a quarter, and on that | occanton had broken the track ree ord, so it was but natural that yes-| block terday he was made a top heavy f Prorite going to the post at 4 to mount a city Rauble on two and Zelina beat fous oecasions. finish Inside the money | with a little apprentice, ran @ great race and fin | d, and he got off a trifle badly 4d the horae tn a pocket | ished Hy? ph gh cadgane glee | when he was a hot favor 4, with the result that Donahue | don’t you think you had better take in Jaelf on the « land Molntyre Don't you think y lare a pretty lucky kid to bave lasted i after a mile to tt y post in the latand after she had examine the ware to # Thin is the first photograph, taken the stadium of the Olympic games, to reach America. et attire is Mike Murphy, trainer of the American tedm. » mile was run in the perfectly normal, and that no ficial stimu x Red Walker during the progr He is giving Instructions to a group of Uncle Bam ae a ame fte, and lls many friends a hop rn to form ing that he shows @ re If he does o will matches The international balloon race | held at St. Paul, Minn, last week wan @ poor advertisement for the | St. Pau! Gas Co, some of the big Id were entered | xpected to tr hundred mile The weather con ditions were perfeet, but the Pom mern, which®w the race, only [went 73 miles The gaa supplied | was of such a poor quality that its lifting power was soon exhausted and confi The “Denver Kid” is in Seattte and Wagse to pny & match game of 1 wh George Kirkland of San nelseo, Hoth men are experts in the cue line, and they get to gether the exhibition will be well | worth seeing. A good many experts think that | Kerr will be pitted againat Hector and Cartmeft of the United States, jand it will surprixe the sports tej {th anadian fitwhes better than third NATIONAL LRAGUE Vittabure i 6s York ” “ an ‘s ™ " “eo 4 4 ‘ ‘ is » 4 ‘ 30 0 . , os At Pittshure— inte At Chicago Shoston vieago At Cincinnat!—Philadetphia 3 At Mt. Loule~Mew York 41, me ‘ matinee which n held next Satur postponed the raci was to have be uatll Saturda to campaign Qua Flanagan distinguished bie because of | Ht. Lous has secured mare was aa good aa 25 Co 1 a place because the unknown rider Nebuloaus could not have flrat race with a deoe Bedwell te weartng the [ [that has appeared in Seattle Spaniard and on in San Pranciace SPORTOGRAMS os fighting it lot when ‘ | anything that has appeared « [track thin year pie’s fast workout. They or thelr three-star special when he starte wd oe $10,000 in the last ten days back $1,000 of it yeaterday t of promising apprentice ride lows when C. Russell pe driving down ia front board of Convent Bell This is the first winner this boy haa ever rid don, and the clever manner In which handled his mount certainiy MOK! games they on te wtitl ye stting wae on and started se is now lending the checks on sume he still has the Shirley Rossmore, onging to the St his insubordix pent made by was loud had been placed on the | has been sold ” hd bow Fh ta right the fighting game when he tackles Hanton was always a prit STAR FORM CHART en . A to pull wp an at the ood Bike and Aadeche had om: olde and upward $25.00 SUITS are ‘40c AMERICAN LY Yesterday's Games At Philadelphia adelphia 4, Cleve un “a” tae" spokan ‘ Hutte SR Pe | Meiterien i and Ghee; Samucts and Kriete At Vancouver n us : Jockeys’ Special Guaranteed to Win Yesterday Convent Bell, 15 te 1, on want reliable informe . cr Out Today s a Good One | Look ai the peat record of this HE meeting Can You Beat It? | ‘The best record of this meoting Mt speaks for ieelf day-—Hntre Nous ..1 Finer WERK day—John day—Alice Car Lotus Mater High Gon THIRD th day— at Belie qucte iny—Geo. K tey—Pred Kent FOURTH WEEK FIFTH WEEK dar ons GOOD ONE. TODAY, riWkak SPRCIALA ARE GUARAN TEED TO WIN JUST ONE MORSE RACH DAY Terms $5 H.C. Rawlings Office, 609 Burke Bide, Cor, tad and Marion—Phone, Ind. 1 426n. AMUSEMENTS. The Grand JOHN CORT, Manager THE SAN FRANCISCO OPERA CO. EN CHIMES OF NORMANDY | | SUMMER PRICKS, 10, 20 wad 90 Cents Next Week—"h Seattle Theatre c E Week, the RURGES BUNTI , 1 MISH EMMA F MIDNIGHT IN NEW YORK . tay Ma At Fort Keno | STAR \meattle’s Leading ville Playhouse * Here, Backed by the Big est Fun Show in Seattle Bight Mig New Acts A This CAN ZUM Niky AC Saar BUILOERS ZISKA & KING . TWO PEAR ABIS 1 rm ’ ENCE sAU Bikes, ‘ MASTER GILL, \ AWERIs BANTAGHSCORE. Wy Motin { some ‘nod ent balloons and best auronaute in} vel several | od $982 — $2,435 ‘GILBERT SWE, ~RIVAL voonere (By United Prows.) NEW YORK, July 22 Sweet, who was injured the jbert has been 1 wubjected fore yeuterd 1 the neco y ay In which Frizette that pF te Hod by being thrown upon ‘the fence in| Jonathan the pel fine he turn, is not an badly hurt as| Sweet and the Yankee eon was first supponed eral times. Gilbert gag Christopher Fitz Gerald and bis|Mr. Pits Ger brother stowards at Brighton Invest: | velops that one 7 that it itg gated a report that C¥fford Gilbert | roughly tntentt a intentionally threw Sweet on the! brother stewards he ang fence out of jealousy of the latter’s|a lesson in disc va growing fame oon forget Bi hon Dr Hi. . Rowell brought! It is unitkely, howky the Williams string and Masters | stewards will have to eae weet and Gilbert east in the| notlee of the rivalry ote japring Gilbert was supposed to be| which would be laughable wh the star lightweight and Sweet | not wht with ‘ana ly @ like erolse boy. Butland to othe jockeys t has been more fortun knows how handle. yaa than Gilbert, and it {* said that the | as well as the next mam, unmereiful chat te Gil take eot and iamerciful chaffing to whleh 4 ke Bw nd Gilbert tai \GEO. COL ROOMS 114-116 WASHINGTON BLDG. 705 FIRST AY, SEa Phone, Ind., 5105 H] RACING EXPERT AND AUTHOR OF THE COLE everey || “HONEST ADVERTISING MY MOTTO” YESTERDAY'S ONE-HORBE WIRE I will admit that my One-Horse Wire did not rum ap tations and my One-Horse Wire clients lost, but my sys PLAYERS had « good day, considering | only had one winner ¢ my card TEM PLAYERS RECEIVED KOROSILANY . . 2-1 WON SYSTEM PLAYERS’ WINNINGS YESTERDAY LAST WEEK THIS MEETING The above amo | yesterday and last w SYSTEM. STAT REFERENCES: READ THIS CAREFULLY Do you know that all the great tarf speculators that Hava} £ oESS playing the ra have done so BY § THEIR BETTING? You may go on for a few days guessing at them with success, but ft te only @ ore you go broke. THE ONF EAT MISTAKE the AVERAGE HORSE PLAYER 13 TRYING TO WIN ALL MONEY ON THE RACE TRACK IN ONE DAY. SYSTEM” holds a client down to a tertain number of REGULATES the OPERATOR'S BETTING, so it REV PERCENTAGE (which is always in the bookmaker’s fa FAVOR OF THE PLAYER, which in the tong run must COLE SYST positively is not a progressive ér dou! tem, and does not require a large capital to operate. SYSTEM PLAYERS RECEIVE SIX SELECTIONS Ey M based strictly on past performances of horses in t HANDICAP FIGURES. FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT Gy | SYSTEMATIZE THEIR BETTING, | ISSUE A Q WIRE MY ONE HORSE WIRE TC NO LESS THAN 10 TO1 if you are going to the track and want to make one WIN IT, call on me before 1 p. m Offic n from 10a. m.to2 p. m. Evenings, from tae o'clock. Information wired to any part of the United States am on receipt of subscription, which can be sent by postoffies wa | press money order, or by telegraph ALL BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL. TERMS: $2.00 DAIL WEEKLY is what each individual System pla k, and is winner this season o {ENTS and RECORDS ‘on file ip LIENTS NOW OPERATING, Monday, Silver Line, 5-1, “— Tuesday, Convent Belle, 15-1, Wa sheet Montag born ote cain ee ure the best . : eecsccceees, were given out tn seeesereseccos Saturday—F. Neugent, 108 f | Friday—Pickaway, St s | Thureday —Oteronnt Raterto, 6-1 .. 4 Wednesday—Tavora, 17-1 | Tuceday—Mise Fetrbanks, 16-3 . ° 4 that is UARANTERD SPECIAL ° charge $5.00 for this information Saturday, but will 2 THE i to win oF refund $6.00. This is a fair proposition, sme we prove t Know something a little above the ordinary, @ t make the above offer W.C. BAIRD, Ex-Traine 8&6 PIONEER Bt NG. PHONE, IND. ¢ Hours: 9 AM. tol P.M Rreniags, 1 phone and message wilt Beat red to any part of the Oy INFORMATION r and well satisfied with my information LUNA PARK The Nation’s Greatest Playground on the Pacifie Coast FREE ATTRACTIONS DAILY 3:30 and 8:30 p. m “DIAVLO” The World’s Champion High Fire Diver, Dives 120 Feet Into a Tank of rats, ground tumblert The two "Great De Comas,” ac globe rollers. UNCLE HIRAM AND THE PIG—CHAS. LEORA, SLIDE FOR Every Friday night will be amateu t at the Tree theatre Ferry boat direct to Park leaves foot of Marion st. on ea CHAS. LOOFF, Maem hour afte pm 4 RACES! RACES! At the Meadow nor Shing | M. retc2re. From June from First ave