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"ANONYMOUS" Secret Information ONE HORSE DAILY CANT BE BEAT, MR. PLAYER. GUTXOK 7-1 "SYOX MY ONE AND ONLY HORSE WIRED YESTERDAY and the wise crowd following mo made another bundle of the long green. Also my clients were advised to play TODY 8-5 AVOX in this ones next start. Tody was wired to all, MONDAY, but bad weather caused races to be called off and I told every one. to watch for big doings, ALL TRACK SECRETS of -worth are merely my daily work. I am a horseman, but for reasons of my own advertise under the above name. TRY ME TODAY. Seo what I have. It is information of a different type. I do not promise 20-1 or 30-1 shots, but merely tell you. whea an owner is trying. TERMS: .00 DAILY, or 0.00 WEEKLY Wire immediately for my service via Western Union or Postal including in message your correct address. Some of latest winning transactions: Tuesday I wired all clients: SILENT KING 0-3 WON Monday I wired all clients: SILENT KING 2-1 WON Saturday I wired all clients: FAUL MICOU 0-3 WON Friday I wired all clients: DERONJA 7-1 WON Thursday I wired all clients: DUCKY S-l WON Wednesday I wired all clients: .DUSTABOUT 7-1 WON Tuesday I wired all clients: PAUL MICOU 8-1 WON Monday I wired all clients: DAYDUE 7-1 WON All communications should bo addressed to my New York representative MR. A. SHILLING ,697 GATES AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. GARS CHIEF OBSERVER 35 CENTS, AT ALL NEWSSTANDS NEW ISSUE FOR SALE SUNDAY Todays Free Code: FAIR GROUNDS Michigan-Duck-Black-Sea, Again We Won ! YESTERDAYS SPECIAL: Step Along 1-1 Won WEDNESDAYS BIG LONG SHOT: Barracuda ..... 6-1 Won TUESDAYS ?50 FREE SPECIAL: Fireboy 1-1 Won SATURDAYS ?E0 FREE SPECIAL: Runquoi 4-1 Won The CHIEF is going stronger than ever. TODAY Another Advertised 0 FREE SPECIAL comes right from tho same source that gave the CHIEF, last Saturday, RUNQUOI, 4-1 WON, and they are DOWN for the LIMIT again today. For this one ask yonr newsdealer for GARS DAILY CHIEF OBSERVER 50 CENTS MAILED TWO AVEEKS, Address 532 riymoutlt Court CHICAGO, ILL. DETROIT FOR SALE, ONLY, AT: Triangle Newsstand Grlswold and Lafayette Family Theatre Newsstand Cadillac Square HARVEY AMES Earle Building Broadway at 52nd Street NEW YORK CITY This advertisement was omitted yesterday owing to the desire on the part of this office to ascertain the reason for the last "HARVEY TRANSACTION" not living up to expectations. The following was received late yesterday: "It is impossible to guard against incidents and accidents after horses arrive at the post, especially when the track is muddy." Future performances should demonstrate the value of the horses advised as the last "Harvey Transaction," whose previous odds were 12 to 1, 15 to 1 and 40 to 1 respectively. "Harvey Transaction" TODAY Todays "Harvey Transaction" is advised with confidence and should wipe out Thursdays defeat. The source from which same is derived is, in my opinion, among the best procurable. An investment of 50 on each of the last five "Harvey Transactions," after deducting losses, shows a profit of ?G,000. Each "Harvey Transaction" is a distinct and separate proposition, as the sources through which they are derived are many. Subscription of 5100 for each must be received in advance by telegraph or in person to obtain service. j Those who subscribed last Thursday will have preferred listing if their subscription is received in this office no later than 1 oclock this afternoon. P. S. Several "Harvey Transactions" are now in preparation awaiting favorable starting conditions. Day of starting may not be announced owing to the money power "Harvey Transactions" exert in influencing the odds. Early reservation is advised for future, events in order to avoid being excluded when the quota for each territory has been exhausteu. Any one representing himself as my representative in Canton, Ohio, New Orleans, Detroit, - Buffalo, Cincinnati or other cities is an impostor. The public is warned in its own interests to deal directly with this office, as I have no agent or representative anywhere. TELEPHONE CIRCLE 5790 The Sain Francisco Turf Reporter ATTENTION, EASTERN TURF FOLLOWERS! If your dealer does not handle THE SAN FRANCISCO TURF REPORTER, write and wo will send ONE FREE. We are the OLDEST and LARGEST sporting and racing paper in the WEST, covering every field of sport. Our turf news and winning information has no equal. One of the many reasons why THE SAN FRANCISCO TURF REPORTER leads them all in winning information taken from the issue of January 21, 1924: TIJUANA SPECIALS Bear Shot. ?13.80-?2 won; Canny Lady, 4.40- won; Bedazzle, ?12.80-?2 won; Dick Terpin, .40- won. TIJUANA HALF DOZEN Don Eduardo, ?4.60-?2 won; The Competitor, .20-?2 won. AT TIJUANA Neg, 15-1 won; Vesper Bolls. 514.60-J2 won; Kesgan. .20-?2 won; Black Shasta, fil4.40-.80- 2nd; Valor, 5.20- won; Ever Bold, ?6.20- won; Al Hotfoot. ?24.00- won. AT NEW ORLEANS Goldmark, won; Centimeter, 13-10 won; Runquoi, 18-5 won; Deronda, won; Wheaton, won; Sedgefield, won; and many more "good things" too numerous to mention. NOTE Send for a sample. The San Francisco Turf Reporter Pub. Co. 442 SANSOKE ST. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. FIFTEEN CENTS A COPY EVERYWHERE. Pay From Your Profits The Master Key System of playing the race will lie mailed you for one weeks trial. It should show nn nvcr.-ixc profit of at least 0 :i day on tlic scale of itlay. FOR PARTICULARS mail this nd. Willi your imitm and address, to J. K. WILLIS 225 Thirtieth Street Miami Beach, Fla. $ $ PREDETERMINED TURF PROFITS $ $ The Mil! ACM? SYSTEM is nationally known $ $ as "easy for player hard for layer." Sold on ? $ installment; payments paid from your profits. $ Absolutely 1KEE 73-pnge manual :ind rcriew. Investigate today and make your huukie obey. $ $ 1ubKu relations manager j $ S. E. ARTHUR $ $ I!ov 40. R. T. Towson. Md. $ ? 5 ; t ? ? s s ? PLENTY WINNERS AT TIJUANA Atonement, 9.80-52; Pkrono Ward. 3.20-; Brandeis, 0.2O-; Neg, 0.20-; Fabcr, 8.80-; Dorius, 5.40-52: Canny Lady, 4.03-52; Valor, 3.20-; Eelman. 0.00-; Little Clair, 0.00-; Dts Bonero. 9.20-; Dick Terpin, 8.80-; Plow Steel, 7.60-; The Falconer, 6.40-52; Spanish Rose. 4.80-52; Dainty Lady, 2.20-; Cruzern, 2.00-; Zealot. 2.00-; Bullet Proof, .G0-; Tule, 1.00-; LEf-faro, 0.40-; Summer Sigh, 0.40-52; Arctic King, 0.00-52; and many winners that paid less than 5-1. AT NEW ORLEANS Tambon. 15-1; Times Up, 15-1; Margaret Ware, 15-1; O. Henry, 12-1; Pay-man. 12-1; Idle Thoughts, 12-1; Paul Micou, 8-1; Flint Stone, 6-1; Solisa, 6-1; Anne, 6-1: St. Donard, 5-1; Dr. Clark, 9-2; Bevcrwyck, 4-1; SHppsry Elm, 18-5; Richelieu, 18-5; Sea Cove. 7-2: Dr. Glenn, 7-2; Welcome, 7-2; John Finn, 16-5; Carnarvon, 16-5; Hidden Jewel, 3-1; Tony Beau, 3-1; and many winners that paid less than 3-1. AH the above-mentioned horses wore advised in THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY HOME-STRETCH as ready to win races. You Need This "Paper If you are one of those fortunate enough to bo in a position to pay 00 or maro each week to a good clocker for his services, you do not need to bu7 Tho Horns-Stretch, which sells for FIFTEEN CENTS a copy. But if you are one of the 993 players out of 1,000 that cannot afford to hire a clocker, YOU DO NEED THIS FAMOUS WEEKLY RACING PAPER, no matter how smart a race player you are. Some Good Reasons Tho Home-Stretch is the only racing paper whose clocker tells you each week about the bad things that happen to horses in the morning hours. Such things as horses sulking, going sore, pulling up lame, running out, bleeding, two-year-olds that refuse to break from tho barrier and anything that may happen which it is good for the race player to know. Those reasons alone are enough to mako any live player buy a weekly copy of Tho Home-Stretch. And there is yet another feature that you will not find in any other weekly racing paper; it is the workouts of the two-year-olds that work at a shorter distance than three-eighths of a mile. Our clocker also tells you how the two-year-olds are breaking from the barrier in miming practice, whether they break slow, fast, good or refuse to break at all. Is it worth FIFTEEN CENTS a week to you to know those things? PLENTY WINNERS FIVE FAMOUS TURF WRITERS Five of Americas most famous tuff writers are in our employ. They are Rosicmcian of New York City; V. Sander3 of Louisville, this roan is in the best position of all to keep us posted on whats going on at Churchill Downs and Douglas Park; Wm. McG. Keefe at New Orleans; Lanny and Fitzherbert at San Diego. Are they not good reasons for you to invest FIFTEEN CENTS a week for The San Francisco Home-Stretch? SLNGLE COPY, 15 CENTS At Newsstands. Three months trial subscription .00, or, if you like, we will send you a sample copy. NEWS DEALERS, ATTENTION: Are you giving your customers what they want! The Home-Stretch pays liberal commissions to news dealers and unsold copies are returnable; a post card will bring you a supply. Address all communications to The Home-Stretch Pub. Co. 661 Phe!an Bldg. San Francisco, Calif. Hl THE WIZARD OF TM AS.L-llf O SOLD ALL NEWSSTANDS "MR. PLAYER," I TOLD YOU SO Yesterdays Occasional: WIL3IER THE WIZARD 3-2 1V Not much of a price, BUT he WON and the "CHIEF" advised everyone "PLUNGE the LIMIT, WIN ONLY." "CHIEF CLOCKER" followers "CLEANED UP" AGAIN. diOUUHJORDAX S-l WOX KING .TOIJ" ll-." WOK CENTIMETER 18-10 WON WIL3IER THE WIZARD 3-2 WON Some of our WINNING "OCOASIONALS" we gave this week. UNSTOP LOSING YOUR MONEY You cannot win by "GUESSING" at them or DOPING them out H03GES DONT RUN THAT WAY. You must get tho "real" stuff IF YOU WANT TO BEAT THIS GAME. Thats why "CHIEF CLOCKER" followers are "CLEANING UP" day after day, hscause they get the "GOODS." Ask a "CHIEF CLOCKER" follower the "WINNERS" "CHIEF CLOCKER" gave last month and in November. 22 WINNERS OUT OF 27 And All Paid Good Prices DfTOBATS 2 OCCASIONAL SHOULD HE 10-1 OR 1IETTEK-W Thats what the "CHIEF" expscts this to pay. g-HORSE MUST WIN TODAY at BIG PRICE or you get next one mailed to YOU "FREE." PPTOHAYS OCCASIONAL "Fit EE" Hero is another one that should pay a "SMASHING BIG PRICE" today. Thats why the "CHIEF" is giving this OCCASIONAL "FREt" today. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO "CLEAN Ul" I On above 2 "GOOD THINGS" today you get ; "BOTH" and OCCASIONAL today for ONLY . Rush to your NEWSDEALER before he SELLS ; OUT and get "CHIEF CLOCKER" OCCASIONAL j copy. occasional goes with this FREE. Notice "CHIEF CLOCKER" sold everywhere RACING FORM sold price . ALSO MAILED TO YOU, 0 week. I CHIEF CLOCKER 4918 Waveland Avo. Chicago, HI. 116 NASSAU ST., ROOM 401 NEW YORK CITY UNITED TURF NEWS PRICE. .00 SEMI-WEEKLY PRICE .00 Published Every Wednesday and Saturday Mailed Anywhere .00 Monthly On Salo Out of Town Leading Newsstands New Issue Out Today Saturday CODE SPECIAL TODAY 19-6-25-33-Winner. Written Up On Our Present Issue: GUVNOR 7-1 WON GET BOOK on sale now containing code for next weeks Specials. 35 cents at all newsstands. Mailed direct. 3 copies for .00. .TODAYS CODE SPECIAL April-Peach-11-20-99-35. I STANDARD TURF GUIDE ; 403-22 W. 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