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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

Counting Unmatched Chickens.
The editor of the Salmon Herald,
who, by the way, gets up one of the
best papers in Idaho, is now de-
voting his spare time to raising
chickens. Just hear how he talks
about his new enterprise:
"The editor is just now receiving
some fluffy little chicks, as they
are leaving the shell to train for
future accomplishments. They are
banner Barred Rocks, selected from
parent hens which have laid from
rs to 80 eggs apiece within the past
four winter months. If any of the
offspring happen to be pullets, we
expect to smash a record or two.
Two more hens will come off Satur-
day. Counting what they will
hatch, we will have AZ little chick
ems. Of these, we figure that one
half Cor 23d of them) will be pull
lets, and that each one will lay 2l5
eggs a year. This alone will make
our egg product for 1906 amount
to 5O524 eggs, more or less. There
is money in chickens"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
Fined Fifty Dollars.

Mrs. Elliot, the postmistress at
Dale who was removed sometime
since for alleged Irregularities in
her office, was tried in the federal
court at Boise this week, under
section 1913 of the postal regula-
tions, which prohibits postmasters
from using stamps or stamped en-
velopes for the purpose of paying
debts. buying merchandise, etc.
Mrs. Elliot admitted that she had
sent stamps away in the purchase
of merchandise, not knowing that
it was contrary to the regulations.
Judge Beatty fined her $50, the
minimum amount under the law.
There is nothing whatever to
show that Mrs. Elliot had defraud-
ed the government of penny, but
she had unwittingly transgressed a
regulation and had to suffer the
consequences.-We iser World
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

OwYHEE LODGE NO. 2, 1. 0. o. F., Silver
~ City, Idaho. Meets every Friday night.
SojOurning Brethern always welcome.
w. R. HAMILTON, N. G.
r. H. LEONARD, JR., Secretary.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land Office at
Boise. Idaho, March &c. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Pro-
bate Court at Silver City, daho. on May 20,
1905, viz; Anders W. Larson, Hid. application
No. 4501, for the NEl4 NEl4 Sec. 49, TIP. S r. 4
W., B. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
0. S. Brunzell, R. J. Clifford, D. d. Mcdonald,
@. A. johnson, all of Reynolds, Idaho.
46 HARRY }. SYMs, Register
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
Notice of Attachment.

In the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
county of Owyhee.
Monroe Stevens, plaintiff, vs. The Avalanche
Publishing Co, Ltd defendant.
Notice is hereby given that writ of attach
ment has been issued in the above entitled case
TO recover from the said defendant the sum OF
$l4S50, with interest thereon at the rate of sew
en- per cent. per annum from July "a, 1904, and
costs of suit.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal of said Court
Y this 18th day of March, 1905.
j. S. ST CLAIR, Clerk.
r. CUNNINGHAM Attorney for Plaintiff. S3-St
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07

fence and knowledge Of fish culture,
Superintendent Brown of the On
tario hatchery, has been selected by
Fish Warden Van Dusen, of AS
toria, to have charge of the Oregon
fish exhibits at the Lewis and Clark
exposition.-Capital News.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
How to Help Your Town.

-
Substitute Silver City for Grange
vile in the following wise sugges-
tions, clipped from the Grangeville
Standard.
If all the merchants, the farmers,
the workingmen and the house
keepers who send from Grangeville
to outside department stores for
their goods would get together for a
good talk, they would all learn
something to their advantage,
though there would be some sur
prises.
There are business men right
here on Main street who buy wall
paper, clothing, all kinds of goods
from the Sears Roebuck class of
firms, and then wonder why there
is no more money here.
There are farmers who wonder
why there is no great demand for
their produce-when they do their
best to kill the local market and
drive away the people by sending
all their money east for stuff they
could and should buy here.
There are workingmen, and work
ingmen's wives, who wish there
was more work and more money
yet they do what they can to worse
the conditions, simply by patroniz-
ing foreign merchants.
There are town property owners
who hope to make fortune here,
who short-sightedly build up Chi
cago merchants, or those of their
emporia, by sending them all the
money they can, instead of spend
ing it at home where it will pay
taxes and increase the value of
their holdings.
There are reformers who say:
"damn the railroads, damn the
trusts" who gladly pay the rail
road trust twice as high freight
rates as the merchant would by the
carload, and put big profits into
the hands of the millionaire store
trust.
1t is doubtless true that some
store prices are higher here than
they are east. So, too, are the
prices for farm produce, butter,
eggs, hay, labor, and almost every
thing The country can prosper
only by everyone doing his share,
and the tact that SC many have
spent their money away from home
is enough reason that times are
hard and the people not satisfied.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-04-07
Last Sayings Of Famous Mon.

Emperor William am about
to grant an audience to God.
Grover Cleveland fall with in
nocuous desuetude, a sane and safe
democrat.
Whitelaw Reid-Ambassador to
the court of St Peter
Car Nicholas-Drive to the
palace.
General Miles, enter into my
first long rest.
Admiral Schley-Perhaps they
will admit that l had something
to do with my funeral.
Senator Mitchell-The Promised
Land is apparently not open to
entry.
Senator elect Smoot - Inscribe
upon my tomb: "His polygamy
was academic"
John Shap Williams-Maybe |
can really lead in singing.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
HOBENS LEADS PROS. "
Wdkes Capital Card of 1853 in Deal
Open Tournament.

First money in the thirty-six hole medal pIav
competition at the invitation professional golf
tournament at the Deal Golf Club YESTERDAY =
went to Jack HobenS, of Englewood who IN snite
or the heavy rain. made the double circuit In
the capital score Of 15S
Willie Norton. the home pro- after Ieadinr
'ne held In the morning with 40. had to he
satisfied with second money as he could not da
better than II In the afternoon
George Low, of Baltusrol, got third with I61
while the open champion. VIII Anderson. fin
lshed fourth with 162
ruin and last money went to Stewart Gard
ner' VINO took one stroke more than Anderson
Ihe moneys were $1O0. sT5. $50. Sa5 and $40.
Ihese players will team it up in the four ball
competition to-day
Mackie and Jack jolly Stewart Gardner
al anu AIec cunningham. VIII Anderson and vii
NE ne Sorton George Low and Jack Macke' Ber-
1 au Nchols and Donald Ball. George Pearson
ana a. @. Griffiths. Herbert strong and Horace
pnaWilhs Dave Ogilvie and Jack Hobens Rob
Chris Crosby ' Ia ''''" "'''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
SOME FAST WORK-OUIS.
GatebeU and Sea Horse III Tips for
ShuIelah Steeplechase.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Saratoga, Aug. 1o.--Steeplechase men here
have been decidedly impressed by the work Of
two candidates for the Shillelah Steeplechase.
be run Saturday.
This morning J. E. Widener's Gateben was
sent mile and a half in 2:31 1-5. and Mr. Cot
toms Australian charger. Sea Horse II, which
carried Mr.. Cottons colors in the last running
of the Grand National at Liverpool worked
the same distance in PAL 1-5.
Previous to his trial this morning however.
the foreigner showed his trainer mile and a
half in 2:37 3-J.
Sysonby and Oiseau. the two most prominent
candidates for the Great Republic also had
trials this morning. Oiseau was sent a mile
his head.
Mr.. Keene's great colt went the same dis
tance in a second slower time The latter colt
has never been great work horse, however,
upon those who believe he is the greatest race
horse the American turf has ever seen.
Arthur Redfern. who has ridden the Sanford
horses here whenever he could make the
weight, signed a contract to-day to ride for
the stable for the balance of the season. He
! can make ia pounds without much trou-
BILE, and in his recent races has shown a. re-
turn to his old form.
Woodford Clay came back at J. L. Holland.
who took his mare Memories away from him
victory to-day bid her up until Holland had to
pay SlOO0 over her entrance price of S2. 500
O'Neil was set down for six days this after
noon by Mr.. Cassidy for disobeying his orders
at the post
The field will be open for the schooling of
steeplechasers tomorrow morning, and the
candidates for Saturdays stake will be sent
over the course as final preparation.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BEATS TRACK RECORD.
The Friend T7cice LOzcers DoUer
Mark in Free-for-AU Pace.

Dover, N H. Aug. 1O.-The breaking of the
track record and the stubbornness with which
all of the events were contested made the rae
ing at Granite Park to-day the best in it's his
tory.
The big black stallion. The Friend cut the
record Of 201, made three years ago by Anadro-
sis. in two out of the three heats in which he
took the free-for-all pace. The second heat was
won in 2O514 and the third in 2O512.
John NJ was the favorite in this event and
was beaten out by nose in the first heat The
pair had grand contest in the second heat
stepping the quarter in 0:3214 and tho half in
1:02%. The Friend again by length.
In the third heat the quarter was made in
O:3l% and the half in 1:O1%. The Friend get
ting TO the wire two lengths ahead of John NJ
OF the other starters. Gyp Walnut the only
one to keep inside the distance flag.
Dodie h, the favOrite in the go trot, was
never headed, although she was pushed hard by
Lady May Tudor in two heats The 2:14 pace
also went To the favOrte, Roberta although the
mare dropped the second heat.
There overturn of the talent however
in the 2:20 trot. Porter Oil Filter was defeated
by MayZetta in a four heat race. Two heats
were necessary to decide yesterdays unfinished
event
PACING o.o5 t-T.ASS-pT-RSE S5oo ,C.o,rIa.oa s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
RHODE ISLAND YACHTS COMING.
Will Be Guests of Sachem's Head Yacht Club
Next Week

The squadron OF the Sachem's Head Yacht Club
will rendezvous on Monday August "A. at Sachem's S
Head Harbor. or Thimble Islands Harbor. to vel
come the fleet of the Rhode Island Yacht Club
which, for the first time, will visit local waters
afternoon.
Captains requested to dress ship Tuesday
August 10, after colors In honor of the Rhode ISL
and guests. weather permitting. the following pro-
gramme will he carried out:
Monday. August H. p m-Complimentary dance at
the clubhouse
Tuesday August 10 10 a m.-SpecIal open races: 2 D.
dinner the clubhouse.
There ~i be power boat racing tomorrow under
the auspices of the American Power Boat Asso-
ciation Prizes will be awarded 10 the winners in
the various classes
Commodore F. T. Rogers. of the Rhode Island
Yacht Club. expects to have a fleet OF some fftv
boats. and it will be the first visit of that club
o Thmble Islands.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
LAWN TENNIS AT ST. JoHNsBuRY.

St. Johnsbury, VI, Aug. 1O.-The conclusion of
to-days play in the State lawn tennis champion
ship tournament left the final match in singles to
be played tomorrow between II. G. Briggs and S.
Russ while the doubles championship will rest
between s. Russ and e. Cresson and F. B. Corn
wall and r. J.. James. To-day's results as
follows:
Second round (singlesl-J G. Torrey defeated 2. s
Pease by default: Fl. c. Briggs defeated e P Trask.
Semi finals (singles)-H. c. Bridges defeated J. G
Torrey. 6-S. s-3: s. Russ defeated r. cornwall.
6-1 6-2 Semi finals doubtless. Russ G
Gresson defeated G. f. Howes J. c. Torrey. 81.
50: 2 r. Cornwall and r. L. James defeated H. c.
BRIDGES and R. b Dresser. 4-6. 6-2. 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TiVERTON'S TURN TO WIN
SWEET MARIE SECOND.
Third Meeting of Year Bet1ceen
Fast Trotters at Buffalo.

Buffalo. Aug. 1o.-Sweet Marie 2oi. the Nc
Kinney mare which took the measure of Tiver-
ton in the match race at Readville last week,
had the tables turned here TODAY in the free-for-
all trot the feature of the grand circuit at Kenil
worth Park.
1lverton took down first money in the two first
heats in 2N5lh and 2:os the mare getting the third in
2NSA. but after the result of the had been
settled according to the three heat plan in opera
tion here.
George g. and Mckinley completed the quartet
which faced the starter. and in the opening pools
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11


he met stiff opponent in Or. D. P Fredericks
during the second round in the afternoon. 1t
was the match of the day far the gallery
was concerned fully two thousand people
followed the competitors over the course
Fredericks took the lead at the first hole and
maintained 1t on the outward journey. They
broke even at the turn. and Travis took the
lead for the first time at the tenth hole. They
were all square again at the twelfth. but
through a good finish Travis won out by up
and l to play.
Jerome D. Travers, the schooboy golfer from
Nassau, of whom so much was expected, was
handily beaten by E NJ. Byers in the first
round by up and to play. The result of the
match decided surprise.
Fred Herreshoff won two good matches. and
he and Travis are the only golfers from the
metropolitan district who stin remain in the
race They will both have hard matches in the
morning. Travis will meet W. c. Fownes jr.
the Western Pennsylvania champion, who van
and 10 play. while Herreshor will meet H
Chandler Egan, the present amateur champion
Egan had trouble in the second round. the
Rev. DR.. Carr led him by two up at the eighth
holes, and they finished all even at the tenth
Egan then took the lead and won by up and
Harold Weber. of Toledo. had 20-hoIe match
with Warren K. Wood and then beat H. P
benu, ~. raul ny L up IN ~ holeS.
The results of the first round az match play:
Percy Pyne. ID. Princeton. defeated A e Perry.
W c. Fownes. Pittsburs defeated r. B Martin Jack
D. P. Fredericks. OH City. defeated H c Fown.s jr
W. ]. Travis Garden City defeated H Wilder. Elm
D. E, SAWYER, Wheaton defeated G j. Cook Phila-
F. r. Martin. Hamilton. Ont. defeated G. s. Lyon
a, L. white, Ekwanok. defeated a. B. lambert. St
R u. Bokum. Cilenview. defeated Q K. smoot Ex-
moor. up. TO play.
Fred Herre-hoff' Ekwanok dsfeate: Ardo Mitchell
simon Carr: Philadephis, defeated ". I Hovlant j.
skoki, up, 10 play
x: NJ BTsrs m Pns6prs defeated Jerome d Travers.
-, II G Egan. Exmoor. defeated c B. Macdonald. Gar
Hugh campbell Wheaton defeated II J. Tpeedie. Bel
H P Bend. Minneapolis defeated r E Hunter.
Midlothian up. l 70 play,
wood in % holes.
The results of the second round at match play:
W {. Fownes defeated Percy Pyne. ID up 3 to
L. E. Sawyer defeated F. R. Martin : up 10
A l. White defeated r D Bokum. jr up .
F Herreshon defeated o W Potter. ir. up .
to Play, r..n ,.,..,.s c.r-
r NJ Byers defeated Hugh Campbell. : up. , to
Harold Weber defeated Harold Bend. up in 1s
The pairings for tomorrow for the third round:
Fownes Va. Travis; Sawyer VS.. White: Herreshor
VS. ESan; Byers VS.. Weber.
The following is the card in the Egan and Carr
match:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TRAVIS BEATSFR FREDERICKS
SURPRISES At WHE4TON.
Byers Puts TrdUers Ont and FO1cnes
Defeats PINE.
GsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUSE.I

Wheaton ILL.,. Aug. 10.--There were some sur
prises i'm store for the golfng public to-day
during the first and second rounds OF match
play i'm the national amateur championship.
George s Lyon the Canadian champion VINO
had made such a fine score in the qualifying
round was put out in the first round of match
play by F. r. Martin, of Hamilton, Canada, who
heat him on the home green by l up
Walter j. Travis won an easy victory in the
morning from Harold Wilder. of Elmhurst but
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
FIRE AT HAGGIN FARM

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrxE.l
Lexington. Ky. Aug. 10-On the Elmendorf Farm,
of j. b Haggin. last night a large stock barn was
burned and three trotting horses and quantity OF
grain and provender destroyed The total loss Is
estimated at $4,000. Lee Anderson. the night
been arrested charged with arson N''N '''e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
PUBLIC PICKS WINNERS.
Favorites Capture Hudson and Mohawk Cir.
cult Races at Poughkeepsie.

Poughkeepsie. \. Y. Aug. 10-Favorites won
all four races to-day In the Hudson and Mobau,i.
Circuit at the Hudson River Driving Park Ex
ceIent track conditions prevailed, and the attend
ance was the best of the meeting.
Fast time was the rule and nearly oil tho heats
were spirited The best of the day for the
spectators was the 2:2l trot C;ofrus WAS Co
voritc, hut lost the first heat Night Cyrene who
won that heat, finished first in the second ha,.
but was put back by the judges for breakins
under the wire " "e"N''s
After that Cofrus had things his own wav The
tavoriteS In the other three won in straiEbt
heats. The summaries: " ''"ie"'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
CRICKET AT OTTAWA.
Canadians Lead Marylebone C. C. Eleven at
End of First Inning.

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 1O.-Ottawa began three says
finished an inning - ~ ' 't'0
ottawa trst In. made l20 of which were extras
me Enshshmen made Il, of which but was extra
Fast wicket should have favored batsmen hTt
effective bowling kept down the scores II p NJ
Giverin, of Ottawa did some feature bowling
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
FAvoRlTEs WIN AT LAToNIA.

cincinnati, Aug. 10-Four favorites La
tonia to-day. Zeinap. coupled in the betting with
hIta, as the Schultz entry. the feature of
the card from Osee. Sister Francis, second choice.
was away last but with rush in the home
run and finished third. The other winners
Inc Laurel, Hot, Seamate. F1orizel and Mansard.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
STAKES FOR READING FAIR

The annual Reading Fair will be held this vear
at Reading Penn. on October 3. 4. 5 and g. The
State races for trottcrs and PAGERS have huea
well The events 2:35 pace Mansion House
stake; 2:40 trial Hotel Penn Stake: 21s trot EN-
Eagle Stake F'~N' meaning
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
THANKS FOR THE TRIBUNE

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The Bay Shore Horse Show Assocja,io, A
sires TO thank The New York Tribune for courte-
sies extended during its recent horse show yar
Iruly yours = F. ROTHSCHILD. Bay sbor. Horsss
Show Association O'7 HOtse
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
LAWN TENNIS AT FALMOUTH.

Falmouth Heights, Mass, Aug. 10,-H. ]. Gee. a
Princeton student, won the invita- tion tournament
singles here to-day defeating II. Swinerton. Yale
81, 60 5-S. Jewett and Mitchell defeated Gee
and Durren in the doubles. 6-4. As. 6+, IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB DINNER

The house committee of the Brooklyn Yacht
club announces roast beef dinner for members
and invited guests Wednesday evening August
To- at f3o D. m Dancing will follow the dinner.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Sweet Marie sold at 5000 with $50 on Tiverton. 81
on the field The mare got away poorly, but was
catching Tiverton in stretch in the first heat
when she broke and finished last
Sweet Marie for the second heat sold favorite
$50 TO @ on the field but third to Tiverton was the
best she could do In the last heat Mcdonald got
the mare stepping through the stretch and she over
hauled and beat Ttverton half a length in a whip
ping finish.
This blow was of the worst the talent has
sCHered at the meeting, although Tiverton was
supported handsomely. Those who saw Sadie Mac
Miss Wilkes's fleet trotter. step away with the
$4,000 stake the other day gave expression to the
belief that the Gait woman fancier owns the real
trotting champion.
In the first to-day the 214 pace Kruger
was $50 taVorite in pools of Sl1O and he won
three straight heats handy.
There was little pooling in the 2Is pace Maud
keswick which sold $50 to S25 on the field before
the start, taking three straight heats handiy go
ing the last in 20SS4.
The last race of the day q big upset II was
the 2l5 trot, and Thorne Boy. a white geldins bv
Strongboy. which sold at s12 in the field in pools
straight heats easily.
Directum Lass, the favorite. at $50 in the pools
narrowly escaped the distance flag in the first heat
and had It swished in her face after disastrous
break in the second.
Jim Fenton, second choice. also had lot OF
trouble keeping his feet. ard lucky 20 heat
Harry J. n head in the last heat for third money
lie concluded tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
rRorr1NG 2:24 C1.Ass-pr-,

TRVT'IINtI-2:2+ CI4ASS-PJRSE
Lee Wickliffe. h, by Wickline (NIchclsl
ne halhsf D. n. tihompscnl ---...-.........,. .
Hunc'a, blk NJ. tSivallsl ................
Time. 2;lsi2. 2:10lz. 21TI3
PACING-2:21 CI.ASS-PCRSE $500
Colonel Henry h. e.. by Dallas Texas (Powers,
HiEE S D m 'snearl.
pegua, b. ti)ownerI
Time, 2:i5h, 2:1+h, 2:I5A.
PACING-FREE- FOR ALIl-PI-RsE saOo-REsr r1,.o
IN THREE
Frank lokum. b e.. 10y Parker tMcGrat thl. .......
.
Royal X sheldon b &. DoWuerl ............
Baby Ruth, b. tPackerl
Time. 2!o6b 206L.
TROTTING-2;21 CIASS-PURSE $500
Cotrus. h, e., by Prodigal (Suvan,. .......
Night Cyrene blk g.. by Alcyrene ,sivalls....
Postmaster. hr. e. fI4nckwoodl
Time. 219is 2iTh a9 ELSA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
VERMONT STATE GOLF.

The annual tournament Of the Vermont state oe..
Association will be held on the links OF the hoa,
anthony Golf Club. at Bennington. W. Aususe
II and Is
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Sporting Goods.
uAHN 70 2ss: f. MS s'!s
H SToss Fos kODAkS
~. faAS modal Nc Z A Lo.s.r t,s- ,ut sieN

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for "a ~.
~ Tribune received at their Uptown once, No -
RrOadvay. between S6th and 37th until clocs
Advertisements received the fOCwirS hranch oias
regular ONCE until O'Clock ? m. viz ~ -,
l4thst; 25I West I'D 81 between Ith and IN -,
26S West 12Sth st, lS3S shave. between 10th ara
1o2s Sd ave. near Gist-st EOS ist ave a.
soth-st., iST East icSth 81 TSs Tremont-sve ~
+lst ST. bS4 Sd-ave 2iO SleecSsr-s'' -
Reecker
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

5 % % @ @ a' mali s @ % s @ out P
poor Won driving
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

ne pace and got lead her field of a length
x came fast in the last furlong and was ridden
I'd over. $500 added: a bout two miles Star, rood
faggie Ward. ~ e0'u'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Confaed IN betting. OF a good start Fin Fla,
naca enc managed 70 maintain easily 10 the end ia
oct 70 peat Anodyne which did get clear sailing !
~ RACE Selling; steeplechase handicap for four%
- Won driving. Tine, AZ p. Winner CHI q bv !
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Memories repeated her last good hars
the finish getting in time Ia beat on The
9TH RAcEFor msidens old ana over seeo sd
" liz Minner. ch. c bv Farandola-VrRinia Moor =
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

Rdehrand RODE nice optician and hnhsd gs.iy
o1 ground and might have in
tn RACETIIE HURON HANDICAP for tbr.e-vea, oIds 9.
x gooc Won easily Time. 2O0ss bvN Neadlar