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j HAWTHORNE STABLE ROOM First Assignment Alloted Owners by Judge Murphy on His Visit Here Sunday. Judge Joseph A. Murphy was in Chicago Sunday and, at a conference had at the office of the Chicago Business Mens Racing Association, stall room at the Hawthorne race track for the coming meeting was assigned to the following stables : Johnson N. Camden. International Stable, G. Frank Croissant, Howard Oots, I. Weil, J. W. Healy, A. Swenke, M. Lowenstein, A. J. Heffernan, Pueblo Stable. George C Winfrey, Joe Bauer. Edward Cebrian, Wm. Perkins. Fred M. Grabner. Judge Allie Young. C. H. Knebelkamp. Gerald Cudahy, Harned Brothers and Jones, Jake lowenstein, Preston Lurch, Audley Farm Stable, Charles Hubrey, Joe Kellar. J. C. McGill, C. C. Wright. W. C. Weant. Fred Musante, Mira Monte Farm. ; Joe Trinz. J. S. Owenby, George Miller, F. P. Ixtellier, Frank Farrar, George Barry, R T. Castle, John H. Connors, J. 1*. Welch. Kim j Patterson. Dr. L. M. Holmes, F. R Doyle, R L Fitzgerald, George Weffen, A. B. | Stelle, J. J. Holtman, W. J. Curran, Ben Jones, L. T. Cooper and Pete Coyne. This first assignment exhausted a little more than fifty percent of the stable room at Hawthorne, tther owners will be notified | of their reserations soon after June C, the j ilate on which entries close for the Chicago 1 lerby and other sake events. t.tables from Kentucky, New York. Maryland, Illinois, Canada and California were represented in yesterdays assignments. Many of them raced here last year. The problem of providing stable room for all of the owners requesting reservations is one of the most serious facing the Business M--n.s Lacing Association. Reservations were rectived for more than 1.500 horsi s and, from the above list of assignments already made, Chicago racegoers will be able to get a fair line on the lass of horsis that will race at Hawthorne this year.
