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£L PASO MORNING TIMES-0-TUESDAY. MARCH I, 1*1
TODAY
COWBOY PARK
Steer Roping=Steer Riding=Bronco Riding
SPECIAL
“PRAIRIE ROSE”
Roping Contest by some
of the Best Ropers in
the Southwest
Steer Roping with
of fun in it.
lots
Miss Rose Henderson
REAL COWBOY SPORTS
Ed. Ecbois, the famous 101 Ranch Bronco Rider on
an exceptionally had outlaw horse.
nrw^iTTirinojnj^inLru
The World’s Champion Lady
Bronco Rider, rides the Famous
Outlaw Horse “Sherwood”
COWBOY PARK
All Mexico Cars Direct
■v wag <Mt A
ADF7I
\ to the Gates
J UiiivC^
Contests Start at 2 p. m.
Each Day
«»OViatNMI N I J'K'M I,,*.
(WIJ.I SION OF I' U K I to
ttiUHW Icl ItIf. I lictr Hh- Regular
I .\ohangc of ItiloruMiUon.
representatives of the big packers In
eastern cities to. exchange Informa-
tion In r«-gurd to each other’s liusi-
tiritf. Barry stud that at time the
n prosirnUitivi* guv* out incorrect flg-
u me for the purpose of deceiving
competitor*
"You mean they Her! to you at
tim«* " ' inquired Government Colm-
ar I Pierce Butler.
''Vo* "
"Did you evet lie lu them In re*
(t##vr*Ktrti Prta* PUpatcli.
Chicago, March -1 '-hnrli't E Bai-
ty, ttiM-i.gt i of the National uPekiuK
con pi iiy'r beet department. testified
m the packers’ trial today that while
he was kuperirttciuUn,! of the New
York district for the company from (turn?"
i007 to JUKI, be'legularly obtained1 did at time* ”
the weekly average margins of Ar- i Harry said the only object the man-
mour Hwlfl mid Morris business in agora had In getting the Information
that line. lit testified he also ob- | wag to justify their own gales and
tamed figures of the New York bind *how what the competitor* wipe do-
ttsgk of BohwkrschUd A Sulzberger I m*
company. I __________
Jle amd it was customary for the , Pasteurised Milk, E Paso Dairy C*
SUGAR AND J-1XC1BE Dll Jib
FAVORABLY REPORTED
Washington, March 4.-—The ways
and means committee today agreed
to report favorably the sugar MU,
together with the excise bill provid-
ing for a tax on the l/mome of Indi-
viduals and corporations in excess of
15.000 net a year
Chairman Underwood expect* to 1
press the sugar bill to a vote the lat- I
tie part of this week and expressed j
confidence today that the house would j
paas the excise measure next Tues- j
day or Wednesday.
SEBAGO PILES UP
HIS TENTH WIN
Defeats Fast Field ia e Well
Coatested Race as the
Day’s Feature.
PROOF IS POSITIVE
AGAINST THEM BOTH
Bryan Quotes Root*-celt .Against Taft
and Taft Against Roosevelt.
Cattlemen and AM tors! While in
El Paso give us a call and we can
| satisfy you with a dinner or short
I order. Exchange Restaurant, base-
I meat .Roberta-Banner bldg.
TODAY
Tuesday, March 5
LADIES’ DAY
LADIES’ DAY
Jockey Club
Juarez S. A.
Six Splendid Rsces
RACES COMMENCE PROMPTLY AT 2 P. M.
Ladies Admitted Free on
Tuesdays and Fridays
STREET CARS DIRECT TO GRAND STAND EVERY
FIVE MINUTES FROM PLAZA, EL PASO
Admission ----- One Dollar
Sabago piled up his tenth win since
leaving Mexico City this fall and in-
cidentally demonstrated that he is
right now in grand form. The big
horse lay behind the pace and when
he was called upon was almost im-
mediately cut off and forced to pull
up and go wide at the turn, despite
the interference, he caught the flying
Closer entering the stretch and wore
the game little colt down In the final
strides. it was a nicely contested
race and was easily the feature of the
day.
The balance of the card kept pace
with the purse even In that favorites,
with one exception, were successful.
El Paloinar at even money, w-on all
by himself and will take a lot of beat-
ing when he hooks up from now on
with the faster youngsters at the over-
river course.
Florence .Roberts raced into a nice
lead in the second event and had
Just enough left to beat Wild Bear
closing very determindly in ihe final
hundred yard*. Dog Bur paced to
the stretch ran a good race.
Dr. Smoot out classed the field he
was asked to beat in the third, and
had no trouble to run away and hide
from the beat that faced the starter.
High Range did his best, while Max-
ing bung on gamely.
Toy Boy broke flying in the fifth
and was never in danger from the
barrier. Bob Lynch left at the post,
closed with a buret of speed that
would have landed him a winner had
he not been handicapped with the
bad start. Metropolitan, well liked
by the talent, was never a serious
contender.
Fred Mulhonnand had the call from
the taien in the last on the card and
mlgfk have won had his rider been
able to get through with him. As it
was L M. Eckert under a snug ride,
finished like a Kansas cyclone and
ran over the. leaders in the final go-
ing. *
An unusually good crowd witnessed
the running of the card and the un-
rest which was felt lest week was
distinguishable by Its absence yester-
day.
Today will see the running of a
card that will offer six well bal-
anced races, with perhaps the fourth
as the feature of the da}’.
They are all well filled with horses
that make them on paper look as
good as any ladies’ day offering Sec-
retary Jasper has dished up this
year.
t Taft
id bj
Associated Prett Dispatch.
Spokane, Wash., March 4.—‘‘We
can prove by Mr. Roosevelt that
ought not to be nominated an
Mr. Taft that Roosvelt ought not to
be nominated. J think both of them
are right," said ’William J. Bryan in
his address today to a mass meeting
of Democrats. He said that one rea-
son why jthe Democratic party is on
the way to success is because it pre-
empted years ago the grounds along
which the road to prosperity must
run. He said the Republicans must
come over with the Democrats or
keep off that road.
"We expected to have to fight for
our principles unassisted.” he said.
"We never expected the help from
the Republicans we are getting. If
Mr. Taft is nominated they cannot
withdraw the indictment that Mr.
Rooaevelt had made against him. If
Mr. Roosdvelt Is nominated we will
be in a position to suggest that if
the Republican party has fallen so
low that only one man in it is fit
for president, they haa better get a j
new party and begin over.?
In discussing publicity of campaign 1
contributions, My. Bryan made a plea |
for enforced publicity of the owner- j
ship of newspapers.
“Why shouldn’t we have a lamp
that shines all around.” he said, "in-
stead of a newspaper dark lantern
that throws Its ray only where the
owner wishes? Many of our largest
newspapers are owned by men who
stand In the dark. Brilliant editors
are hired to chloroform the senses of
the people while the owners pick
their pocket*.”
He said that the accounts of John
R. Walsh, the Chicago banker,
show-ed that Walsh had spent
per and cited this as evidence of the
“sand bag uses to which a newspaper
can be put.”
-1>--
TEN ROUND BOUT.
A«oo(sfed Prett DUpalcM.
Chicago, March 4.—Eddie McGoor-
ty and Hugo Kelly were matched here
today to fight at Kenosha, Wls.,
March 10. The fight Is to go ten
rounds, the men to weigh In at 158
pounds at 4:80 o'clock on the after-
noon of the fight
TIMES’ RACE CHART
Compiled by Frank Bt D. 8kum«r.
w. H. Shelley, presiding Judge.
Juarex. Mexico, Monday, March
Weather clear.
51 to It First St, San Francisco, c*i
Mars Cassidy, starter.
4. 1812. Eighty-second day.
Track fast
FIRST RACE—Four furlongs. Purse. Maidens, two
Net value to winner. $225; second, $50; third, $25.
year* old,
Hid**;. Ho j* Owner Wt. St * V, * Str. Fin. Jockey Op. ci
T-:o
$85 El Falomar (Clark).. .115
488 Blk. Eyed Susan (Full 107
451 King Stalwart (SelbyH15
411 Old Gibraltar (Foy) .110
480 I-See-It (Powell * F)112
460 Santa Call (Keene)-----107
- FI el (G M Odom).... U0
408 Philopena (I Striker) .108
881 Dad Stsarpes (BatrhHmo
At post 2 minutes.
2*
I*
1* Selden
1
a*
3* .
2** Gross
8
W S’
Is* 2*
3’* Hoffman
4
6*
52*
4* Murray
4
4*
4*
6* B Johnson 5
6*
6*
6* Bur'ame
IS
7'»
7»
7* Cal’ban
15
8*
S!
8** Wa’her
15
..
9
9
9 Small *
20
.......Wl Silk.
Paloinar 1-1 place out show, Susan
Winner hr. C. by Ostler Joe-Mar> All
Moving start good, won m a gallop
High price, Black Eyed Susan. 10.
Overweight, Philopena 2. i
El Paloinar won off by himself. Susan closed very stoutly,
hung In the final strides. Others show-ed little.
Time :!8 2-5, :47 »-5,
2 place 1 show. Stalwart 1 show.
leen. Trained by J. Lowe.
Second cleverly. Third stopping.
Stalwan
SECOND RACE—Five furlongs. Selling. Three year old*,
value to winner. f21$; second. »5o: third, $25.
Index. Horse Owner Wt St J* fc % Str. Fin. Jockey Op. Cl.
1
4
1
$
l«
5
S
a
2
«
7
12
1*1
2*
5«
g‘
7*1
4*
1*
2‘
V
BN
7**
6*
9*
8*
SIS Florence Roberts <Scb)110
477 Wild Bear (Cain)____110
428 Dog Star (Freeman). .107
457 El Pato (O G Parke). .107
418 Florence Kripp (Pier)lOS
457 Isom (Newman & S1..107
479 Defy (J T Robbins)... 105
457 Cap Nelson (Fitxgerald) 110
475 Mis* Miller (Ireland) .. 105
4 58 Patsy Beach <W Hays) 105
467 Don't Say No (Striker) 115
—— Prtmdale (Kuykendall) 110__
At post >» minute. Off at 2:46. Time :23 2-5, :48T-57T:00 S-5.
Roberts 1 place 1-2 show. Bear 2 place 4-5 show. Star 2 show.
Winner eh. f. by General Roberts-Janlce Marian. Trained by J. Low?.
Moving start good, won easily. Second same. Third driving. Win-
ner entered for $200, no bid. *
Florence Roberts never left the result in doubt. Wild Bear no ex-
c -res Dog Star closed very stoutly. El Pato good burst of late speed.
1'
2*
4*1
6*
8*
«*
10* 0=
8* 7*
12 11* 11*
8* 10* 10*
SB 8‘
11** 12
l1* M'worth
2* Selden
SB Bur’game
41 Gross
5* Hoffman
6* Murray
7* Callahan
8* Carter
9!* Moore
10* KJohnson
4* 11* Warsher
12 12 Taplin
10
6
8
4
15
6
60
50
30
20
5-2
5
10
i
10
5
15
6
50
50
20
20
489
THIRD RACE—Five and one-half furionga Selling. Horses an1
geldings four years old and upward. Net valu; to winner. 1225.
second. $60; third, $26.
Index. Hors* Owner
481 Dr. Smoot 5 (Kennedy)105
470 High Range 6 (Martin) 11S
(47$)Maxing 4 (M Baker)..Ill
480 Melts 4 (L W Hicks)..Ill
206 Judge Cablnlss 6 (Mor)llO
4 76 Ed Withers 4 (Moody) 109
St.
*
%
Str. Fin. Jockey
Op.
CL
2
• a
1**
1*
1*
1*
Carter
1-2
9-20
1
..
2<
2*
2*’
2*
Hoffman
4
5
1
. .
4*
3"
3*
3*
Grand
6
7
6
. .
6
6
5*.
4»
B'game
15
20
4
, .
5*
6*
6
5*
Callahan
8
10
3
••
3‘
4>l
4”
6
Murray
60
50
At post H minute. Off at S:16. Time -.24, :48 1-5, 1:07.
Smoot 1-6 place out show. Range 7-5 place 1-2 show. Maxing 1-2 show.
Winner ch. g. by Owenton-Wasiiing Time. Trained by W. Montgomery
Moving start good, won easily. Second and third same. High price
Dr. Smoot; $-6. Winner entered for $S00, no bid.
Dr. Smoot ran away and hid from his field. High Range no excuses.
Maxing his race.
480
FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs. Purse. Three years old and
ward. Net value to winner. $226; second, $50; third, $25.
6 ..
4*
4
3‘
1*
M,’wrth
6-5
3-3
1 ..
l-‘*
1*
1»*
2*
Taptin
2
9-5
3 ..
3‘
8'
4*
3*
J Henry
4
5
4 ..
2**
2*
4'
Estep
10
10
6 * ..
t>
6'*
5=
5s
Gross
8
7
2 ..
5>*
6
6
6
Carter
10
12
Index. Horse Owner Wt. St 14 M % Str. Fin. Jockey Op. Cl.
472 Sebago 4 (Brandt)----110
484 Closer 3 (J FNewman)104
472 Chapultepec a (Mead) 105
424 Kootenay 4 (J Brown) 107
472 Irish Gentleman 4 (H)105
472 Dr. Dougherty 5 (Har)105
At post % minute. Off*at 3:45. Time : 22”2-5.7^4 771:11LJ.T
Sebago 2-5 place 1-6 show. Closer 7-10 place 1-3 show, Chapultepec 1-2
show.
Winner b. h. by Sempronius-Portia Swett. Trained by H. B. Brandt.
Moving start good, won driving. Second and third same.
Overweight, Closer 2. *
Sebago. cut off and interfered with, got through in time to wear Closer
down in the final strides. Latter his game, consistent race. Chaputenec
no excuses, Kootenay done at four furlongs.
401 FIFTH RAdte—Five and one-half furlongs. Selling.
*TW I geldings. Four years old and upward. Net value
$225; second, $50; third, $26.
Horses and
to winner,
Index. Horse Ow ner Wt. St. (4 % K Str. Fin. Jockey Op. CL
335 Toy Boy a (Fuller)____110 2 .. i*» i»
480 Bob Lynch 5 (Rand).115 5 .. 5 5
471 Metropolitan 5 (Cain). 112 4 .. 3* 3‘
1455)H!gh Street 6 (Paxton) 115 1 .. 2* 2*
(463)Fundamental 6 (Fitxg)llS 3 .. 4 5 4*4
1* 1* Small
6 2B Keogh
4' 3) Selden
2* *4» B’game
3-2
4
3
5-2
3* 5 Molswrth 3
5—2
6
2
4
At post J minutes. Off at 4:19. Time :23 2-5; :47 4-5 1 07 1-5-
Toy 4-5 place 1-S show. Lynch 7-5 place 1-2 show. Metropolitan’ 2-5
snow.
Winner b. g. by Gorman-Dolly. Trained by J. W. Fu'ler
Standing start good for all but Bob Lynch, won easily.’ Second and
third driving. High price. Metropolitan, 6. Winner entered for 8300 bid
up to 8605 by P. A. Dwyer, retained. ’
Toy Boy broke flying and won easily. Bob Lynch, left at the post, clos-
• like a cyclone. Metropolitan, a paddock special, could not turn the
trick. High Street, prominent in the orly going, faded away when the
racing began._ 1
492
SIXTH RACE-
Net value to
-One mile. Selling. Three years old and
winner, $225; second, $50; third. 825.
upward.
Index. Horse Owner Wt. St. »j H \ Str. Fin. Jockey Op.
CL
7
7*
8‘
7M
3!*
1* Taplin
3
4
V
3*
3‘
2’*
1*
2* Estep
4
4
5
2*
1»
1»
2*
3"’ Mlswrth
4
5
6
*T*
O'
5*
41
4 s* ECotton
12
10
8
8**
7;*
S*
6*
O’ Gross
8-5
8-5
4
lk
4*
6<
6* Grand
5
5
8
6*
fi*
8”
7..
7*» Hoffmn
20
20
1
4*
4‘
3“
8”
S" Callahn
12
12
$
9
9
£
9
9 SJohnsn
20
20
4 74 L M Eckert a (But£h)]05
474 Onatassa a (Coburn) .. 108
<474 )Tini Judge 4 (Hender)103
450 Wicket 6 (Thompson) 107
473 Fred Mulholland a (P)112
414 Juan 5 (L Fountain).. 112
474 Ben Uncas 4 (Farris).. 108
462 Lotta Creed 6 (Maatsn>105
467 Booger Battle $ (CripltOO
At post 14 minute Off at 4:467
Eckert J-2 place 7-10 show, Onatassa
show.
Winner b. g. by Don Orsinl-SIster Gertrude. Trained bv W Braden
Standing start good, won driving. Second easily Braaen.
ner entered for $200. no bid.
Eckert closing ,lkc a cyclone ran over the leaders in the stretch rac-
ing. Onatassa no excuses Judge hune In the final stride* Juan ear*
speed, stopped badly. Others nothing. a }
........-mririruuijuj.i
I. :4S 2-5. 1:14 2-5, 1:40 3-5.
place 4-5 show. Judge 1
Third driving. Wii-
Bect Optical Service aee Dr. Horton.
A. D. Foster Co., Jeweler*.
--♦—-
Fresh Btntnsflk. El Faso Dairy Oh
“WEST COAST ROUTE”
Southern Pacific Rail-
road of Mexico
and onoro Railway
Traversing the states of Sonora, Sina-
loa. Tcplc. Jalisco—Cattle, farming,
mining, timber, $6 river valleys await-
ing development. Low round trip
Settler*' fares from El Paao to Topic
and Intermediate points on sale from
April 1st. Paaaangara availing thern-
selves of Stopover Privilege* at Tucson
should wt The West Coast of Mexico.
Reduced Side Hide tickets now on sale.
See S P. ticket agents for detail*.
H. LAWTON, G. P. Aa
Any kind of a fountain drink you
wish at Potter* Mills bldg.
-*--
Beat Optical Service see Dr. Horton.
A D. Foster Co.. Jewelers.
-4.-—- (
Freeh Fish at Ardotn's
• ..... «-
Pasteurised Milk. El Paso Dairy Co.
Juarez Race Track Gossip
By ART RICK
Combination Tours
WATER and RAIL
New York and Return
Going VI*
NEW ORLEANS
and
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
STEAMSHIPS.
Returning
ALL RAIL
Bend for copy of handsome book,
free.
“A Hundred Golden Hours at Sea”
Call on Local Ticket Agent.
Homer 86lby ships today to Ken-1 on# 0?
tuoky the two-year-old King Stalwart.
Henry MacDanlela will send Wool-
winder with the colt.
P. A. Dwyer boosted Toy Boy $300
at the finish of the fifth race. The
gelding was retained by his owner.
Wild Bear ran a mighty good race
in the second event. Ha made tip a
lot of ground after being out paced
to the tura.
Dr. Smoot In whara ha belongs, had
no trouble to beat his field, lie has
been starting In too fast company.
Martin and Baker certainly will
have to pick up the "Hard Luck" ti-
tle recently dlacarded by Hilly Mc-
Kinney. High Jump did his beat loll
could not see the wire for Dr Mmont
in front of him all the way,
Kootenay seems to have gone elate.
He showed e flesh of hie early sea-
son speed In the race yesterday but
•topped badly.
Sir Angus, a gelding at the over*
river track, passed up the company
of sprinters yesterday to help put
down Mexico, and incidentally
thing that he la given in lha shape pf
feed- He waa sold bp hit awhaf to
rebel chiefs for a saddle
norse. The tnsurrectos tried to pur-
chase several of the gallopers offered
or aale. but they lid not pay over
fifteen or twenty dollars
mount*
each, for
Doom announces that his broken
eg I* all right again, and the open-
ing of the season will find him right
on the Job, The absence of the red
headed one seriously .crippled the
team last season, and the return of
the chief will b« heralded with much
Joy by the Phlly phans.
CATHOLIC MON ANTIC ORDER
LOMT THE PROPERTY
XMoolatrrf roes* bltpotrh.
Hi Louis, March 4. By a Judgment
In Ihe circuit court of apepols today,
tile lower t*ourl decision under which
a Catholic monastic order received
Die property of h member who died
Was set aside Augustin Wlrth. a
HelledIctlne monk, had been permit-
ted by the shot to own the copyright
Of his basks. When he died hla or-
der claimed the royalties and brought
suit against the administrator, Albert
rttatlihauser.
The ndminletrator pleaded that s«
Ihe tirdsr had released Wlrth from
till VOW of poverty, it had no claim
an the property. The appellate court
W» ruled.
rag*
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