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The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
BUCKINGHAM TO Be
REBUILT IF KING
IS WILLING
EMINENT PERSONS SUGGEST
PLAN TO MAKE OVER THE
ROYAL REsiDENcE-PART or
MEMORIAL SCHEME.

LONDON, Oct liking Edward
has been placed In a very awkward
position by the several public pro-
posals recently made to rebuild Buck
ingham palace and make the shabby
old building worthy Of London.
His majesty gave orders some time
ago that the whole palace should be
given a coat OF white PAIN in time
for the opening OF the season next
spring, and that garden should be
planted in the place OF the dreary
stretch Of gravel In front OF the build
ing. This the king intended 10 do from
his private purse. but now several
eminent persons have come forward
with the suggestion that In view OF
the Victoria memorial scheme, oy
which the Mail will become the finest
thoroughfare In Europe. the palace
should be absolutely rebuilt as far az
the exterior Is concerned.
The king cannot ask the government
to undertake this, but William Wood
ward. a famous London architect, now
suggests that the cost should be paid
out of the revenues accruing from
crown property which have increased
enormously In the capital during the
past years. The king derives no
benefit from the increases In the
crown property owing to legislation on
the subject. and his income remains
exactly the same.
The increases In revenue from the
crown lands 60 to the national treas
ury, and Mr.. Woodward suggests that
~ the king has done so much for
London and its trade, he should be
entitled to q palace which Is not an
absolute eyesose. The matter viii
be discussed In parliament during the
coming session, and 70 the order for
the paint and the new garden win be
d.screetly held up In the meanwhile.
Britain. Canada. Australia and New
Zealand had TO pay deficiency OF
Sl1,Si0 on last years working Of the
Pacific cable. according 70 the &C
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
'Hon,sseekers in Fire Panic.

DALLAS. S. D., Oct. l5.-This town
was seriously threatened by prairie
fire which started yesterday after
noon. The fire caused a panic among
the hundreds OF homeseekers gathered
here for the land opening on tho
Rosebud Indian reservation. The fire
was subdued after three residences
we're burned. The chief OF police. Ray
Garner. owned the houses, but he let
them burn and led the fight against
the main fIe-His Loss Is about S5- Q0Q.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 15.-According
10 reports reaching Dallas, Gov. Camp
bell is very III near Crystal Lake, near
Palestine. His physicians fear ner-
vous prostration. He has been unable
to take part In the state or national
Democratic campaign.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
In Society

Miss Elizabeth Todd and Donald
Bowen Bartlett will be married Thurs
day evening. in the home of Frederick
p. Todd, brother OF the bride. at M.
$50 Calvert-ave. Rev. +. +. Fitchett
will perform the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett will be at home after
Nov Is at No. 231 Linwood-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

CLEVELAND. Oct. 15.-Mrs. Cattle
rine Hargrave. said TO be a Detroit
woman. held In Jail since Sept. IL on
the charge OF pocketpicking, was taken
20 the insane asylum raving maniac.
The grand jury refused TO indict her.
az there was no evidence against her.
The woman had protested her inno-
cence In vain.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Fresh from the gardens OF the finest
tea producing country In the world
1.-THE Island Of ~Ceylon). "Salada" Tea
Is sold only In sealed lead packets.
thus preserving It's delicious flavor and
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Miss Elsa Klein, daughter OF Mrs. +.
W. Klein, OF No. $50 Woodward-ave.,
was united In marriage In the First
Presbyterian church, Wednesday aft
ernoon, to Clarkson C.. Wormer. Jr..
the Rev. John II. Boyd performing the
ceremony. II was very quiet affair.
only relatives being present
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Woman kMIs EowI.steaIina Snake.

YORK, Pa, Oct. I5.-For The past
Eve years John r. Arnold. farmer OF
York. New Salem, has been the victim
OF a thief, but everything that he tried
failed until Mrs. Arnold discovered the
marauder, q black snake, nine feet
and two inches In length. and shot II.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15
Brief Telegraph
Items Of Interest

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The Western
Union Telegraph Co. will pay a cash
dividend of per cent today.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Booker 7.
Washington was visitor to the state
department today He had a long talk
with Secretary Root about Liberia. II
was along the line of getting the state
department to take moral interest
I'm the destiny of the black man eean-
try by discouraging attempts Of for.
eign nations to destroy It's territorial
limits.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

It's impossible to make doctor be-
heys that health n wealth
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

NEWPORT, l.. l.. Oct. 15.-Accord-
ing 10 tests made In Narragansett bay
the new steel nets. constructed for tho
purpose Of protecting battleships and
other ships OF war from torpedo ut
tacks. were proven to be capable Of
withstanding the attack Of even the
newest type OF Whitehead torpedo.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

Britain. Canada. Australia and New
Zealand had to pay deficiency OF
$3.50 on last years working Of the
Pacific cable. according 70 the &C.
counts published few days ago.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-03-20

| Photos-at Gilhousen's. Studio
over First Natl Bank. 3-14
For RENT-Two office rooms
lover Putegnat Drug Store. 3-4-tf
Public Stenographer, Room 4,
National Bank Building, Phone
Ills. 2-26
For fine photos try Gilhousen,
over First Natl Bank. Prices very
low. 314 E
WANTED-To buy vendors lien
notes, amounting to 81, 500. Ad-
dress Box 400, Brownsville. 3-17-6
/ /K1nwho have available rooms for
homeseekers should notify E. H.
Herman. Box 421. 2-10-tf.
The Piper plantation loaded an
other carload of cabbage this morn
ing for shipment this evening.
WANTED:-A first class steam
engineer to take charge of pump
ing plant. Address BROWNSVILLE
HERALD. 3-10-tf.
For RENT-Two large, airy
rooms, suitable for light house
keeping. Apply at Herald office.
3-17-6
Spero's store has removed to
corner next door to Brownsville
Hardware Co. New spring stock
on hand. 3-17-6
A splendid new line of S. NJ. &
S. suits at Spero's new store. cor
ner diagonally opposite First NATL
Bank. 3-17-5
Lost-Gold pin, between Post
! otfice ard Presbyterian school.
Reward to finder, on leaving same
at Presbyterian school. HOP.
The regular meeting of the East
ern Slar chapter takes place this
evening. Visiting members will
be welcomed.
The miners os the United States
will adjust their differences with
the operators amicably. There will
Re no wage reduction.
The house of representatives has
passed a bill providing for a fish
hatchery on the Texas coast. Its
location has not been decided
! upon.
] Governor Campbell in an adj
dress at San Antouio declared that
a conspiracy was on foot to elect
a legislature which would hamper
his plans.
General Smirnof and General
Fock, prominent Russian generals
who took part in the seige of Port
Arthur, fought duel this week.
Smirnoff was badly hurt.
A vaudeville entertainment is
being arranged by the Brownsville
Young Mems association. The
performance will be given April
"a, in the opera house.
Ny friend would invest from
Five to One Hundred Thousand
Dollars in Rio Grande Valley land.
Hot air and fancy prices not &C
cepted. P. o. Box 283,
1916 Brownsville, Tex.
Mr.. Gilhousen and wife have
opened first class photo studio in
Brownsville. They will appreciate
goodly share of your patronage.
All work done promptly and up-to-
date, with delicate tones and finish. !
314-6-1w
Everything for the gentleman at
Spero's. Next door to Browns
vile Hardware Co. 3-17-6
Two of the strangers within the
gates came together in front of an
Elizabeth street saloon last night
and mixed things up quite lively
for several minutes. Finally some
one cried out: Cheese it The
bulls" Both fighters were familiar
with the language and drifted |
away from the scene Of the battle
most hurriedly.
The Rev. Father Jose Solsona,
who has been sent to Corpus Chris
q. Ao.,,0o-o-,i., Nv fba NotI,oI:o i
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-03-20
Real Estate Transfers.

Following are the real estate
transfers for record in Cameron
county during the past week:
E. K. Butler and wife to J. H
Murray, Espiritu Grant, 80 acres
| $4,000.
Laguna Vista Club to T. E
Saunders, lots Is and IS, block
279, town site, S266.66.
Lyford Realty Co. to w. A
Baron, Sebastian, town lot %
block AZ, SIS.
The same to J. l. Mccormick
Sebastian, town lot 10, block 10
SIS.
The same to P. E. Baugh, Sc
bastian, town lot 80, block 81. SIS
The same to F. w. Boyd, Sebas-
tan, town lot IS, block SIS, SIS.
The same to ]. w. Enoch, Sc
bastian, town lots 7 and 8, block
SO and lot 1, block %, sos.
The same to J. w. Jackson, Sc
bastian, lot %, block %. S35.
Gulf Coast Irrigation Co. to Jno.
w. Euoch. Sebastian tract. 26 .66
acres, S333.26.
w. c. Smith and wife to R. J.
Jackson, Sebastian, town lots l and
2, block IS; lots 10 and IL, block
8; and lot 7, block SO, Sis.
c. T. Philips and wife to E. B.
Raymond, farm lot Is, sec. 3,
Kleberg Town & Imp. Cos land,
40 acres, 81, 800.
E. B. Raymond (trustee L. H.
Hallam ct al estate) to c. B.
Stearns, San Jual de Carricitos
grant. 40 acres, 81 200.
E. c. Shireman to Oscar Hart,
San Juan de Carricitos grant, $500
acres, $40, 900.
Lyford Realty Co. to Ed Atfeld.
Sebastian, town lot g, block So,
S35.
H. G. Trent and wife to. E. R.
Seymour, Sebastian tract, 20 acres,
S54C.
c. Lindsey to Mrs. Nettie J.
Wells, Conception de Carricitos
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-03-20

The south wind provokes
norther.' is saying jof the ma
tives in this section. The northel
that has followed the south wind
of the two previous days seems tc
prove the saying.
The American contingent at the
Thursday night concert in Mata-
moros was larger than for month
past. Half a hundred people from
this side of the river promenaded
the plaza last night.
The electric theatre on Wash
ington street was closed last night
and will probably remained closed
for few days, owing to a break
IN the moving picture machine. 1t
is understood that new machine
is ordered which will be consider
ably better than the one that has
been used.
A norther, not chilly, blus-
tering affair, but a norther just
the same. arrived in the Browns
vile country early this morning.
The thermometer fell consider
ably. It's queer" said Sc
cretary Barnes of the Commercial
Club, but it seems to me that
every time a homeseekers excur-
ison is due we get a little norther. ,
A baseball game is scheduled
for Brownsville Sunday evening
which promises to be a very in
teresting event, as the opposing
teams will comprise Brownsville
crack nine and the best material
which Mercedes can produce. The
local fans are looking forward to a
lively game. This game will be
played on the diamond below the
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
Ry. station.
Work is about to begin on the
skating rink and electric theater
which is to be erected by Joe
Celaya, jr., and J. c. Wexford,
two of Brownsville's enterprising
young men The vacant lots on
Washington street known as the
San Roman property, have been
secured for the location of the new
enterprise. The building will be
10 feet long by so feet wide,
which will be quite ample for all
purposes. 1t is intended to have it
ready for use by April 5, when
the proprietors will have their
opening.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-03-20
grant, ITO acres, Sz721.

J.-R. Axsom to same, Concep
cion de Carricitos grant, block 14S
100 acres, $4,000.
; c. H. Wells and wife to Mrs
Alice Driver, Conception de Car
ricitos grant, 100 acres. 81, 500. so
Lon c. Hill Town & Imp. Co.
to c. H. Delahay, Harlingen, towt
lots l and 2. block 81, $500.
Mrs. A. B. Stein to w. A. Nc
Neil ct al conveying west half OIL
lots 8, 4, S. 6 and 7 out of A. B.
Stein lands in La Feria grant, 23S
acres, 50. $50.
| Lyford Realty Co. to w. NJ.
Without, Sebastian, town lots II
and IS, block 81, $40.
| The same to Clarence L. Bryan
lots 10 aid Il, block 43, SO.
The same to J. J. Without. lots
20. FL, block 27; and IS, 20, 27,
block %, Sis.
The same to Charles Speer. Let
I27, block ~, SIS.
The same to Maud Without, To- S
II, Is, block 43; and 10, II, IL,
block SO. S175.
The same to Juna Without, lots
1 and 2, block At, $40.
The same to B. w. Without,
lots and 4. block 90; and lots 1,
2, 8, block O., Sis.
The same to S, J. Maxley. lot
2S, block %. SIS.
San Benito Land and Water Co.
to w. S. Haywood, quarter sec
ton Is, Conception de Carricitos
grant, So, 900.
The same to same, al 6 acres,
Iquarter sec. 106, 81 ,O8O.
The same to same 6.93 acres out
of same tract, $346.
F. Seastrunk to 7. J. Basham,
one half interest in $4,000 acres
on north end of Padre Island, $40
Gulf Coast Irrigation Co. to
Idam Rogers, Raymondville tract,
lot 2, block As. 40 acres, 81, 900.
Adam M. Davidson to A. G.
Kredell, Raymondville, lots II, Is,
Is, II and IS, block 80, $40.
San Benito Land and Water Co.
TO Francisco Garcia, San Benito,
town lot II, block 6, SIS.
Geo. w. Fearnow and wife to
Cleveland Wheelus, Conception de
Carricitos grant, 40 acres, 81, 400.
w. H. Stenger to same, 67.3
acres, Conception de Carricitos
grant, S3,3515O.
Gulf Coast Irrigation Co. to M
| E. B. Hanchett, Sebastian tract,
lot 10, sec. %, 40 acres, $1,000.
E. H. East and wife to Geo. q.
Osborn, Raymondville tract, farm,
lot 2, sec. l, 2 acres. S270.
Harvey c. Stiles to same, Ray
mondville tract. farm lot II, sec.
l, 40 arces, S2.1OO.
The Harrington Land and Water
Co. to C. w. Hysaw, farm block
AS, IL $40, $1,000.
Juan Perez Salinas to Jose Man
zano, Rancho Nuevo, 500 acres,
$50.
San Benito Land and Water Co.
to c. Lindsey, parc of quarter, sec.
81, 1903 acres, S5.3O5.
VIM. TnurStOn and wife to Peter
Misslinger ct al, San Juan de Car
ric;tos grant, lots 10, II, II, block
40 in Raymondville, S765.
c. E. Hammond to Henry Katz,
La Feria grant, 90 acres, IS, 400.
Lyford Realty Co. to G. A. Ball
ing, Sebastian, town lot 81, block
So, SIS.
The same to Ellen l. Meara, lot
II, block %, and lot 9, block 10.
SO.
The same to Allen N. Erwin, lot
IS, block, 81, S35.
The same to David Santos, lot
IS block 40, SIS.
Gulf Coast Irrigation Co, to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
BREEDING AND
 BOYS CLUB 0utgowth of Agricultur- ists' Meeting. ADJOURNMENT IN AFTERNOON
  State Plant Breeders Association Was Organized Yesterday. Farmers Everywhere VIII Be Invited ts Join and Practice the Science. Beyy Clubs to Operate
 At once.
ADJOURNMENT IN AFTERNOON

Two important movements grew out of the second and last day of the con vention of agricultural school presi- dents, held yesterday in the Capitol The one was the organization of the Alabama Plant Breeders Association and the other was the planning of Boys Clubs throughout the State
 The meeting lasted all morning and was adjourned subject to the call of President !. A. wilkerson. Probably another meeting will be held about six months hence
 Among those who addressed the as- sociation yesterday were Prof. J. F Duggar, of the faculty of agricultural sciences in the Alabama Polytechnic Institute; Dr. Thomas M. owen, Di- rector of the Department of Archives and History. and Hon. John H. Wall lace. IT,, State Game and Fish Com- missioner. The first spoke briefly or the importance and the lively interest that Is being manifested in the science of plant breeding throughout the Uni ted States.
 pr. Owen spoke of the necessity oi keeping the library end of the agri- cultural colleges up to the standard while Mir. Wallace reviewed the wor' done under the new game and fish laws of Alabama
 The State Plant Breeders Association was temporarily organised by the cleo tion of Prof. L. N. Duncan, of the faculty of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. as president, and c. H. Bil kingsley. of the State Department of Agriculture and Industries, as secre tary. A committee was appointed by President Wilkinson to draft a consti- tuition and bylaws to be presented al the next meeting of the association. Then, too, the permanent organization of the Breeders Association will D. perfected. The committee consists of Commissioner Wilkinson, oh airman: Prof. J. F. Dugear, Prof. Duncan and Mir. Bil1ingsiey. .
 Professor Duncan was directed ( prepare and issue to the farmers oy Alabama letter setting out the objects of the association and the possibili- ties of scientific plant breeding. Tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
THE STATE FAIR
VANDIVER PARK BEING MADE
 READY.
workmn Are Busy Preparing The Numerous BuiIdings---Aia People Are Taking . Deen
 Interent In It.

vandiyer Park Is gradually shaping itself for the big State Fair this fall which promises to be one of the most interesting. instructive. and beneficial ever held in Alabama.
 A large force Of workmen are busv whitewashing. painting. and making general repairs on the buildings. while the race track is being put in first class condition. Racing people say snat s Ihe race track this fall is the
 The exhibits this year will be eiab. crate in every detail. and 1t will of particular interest to know that cat. Ile breeders throughout the Antira Stafe give every assurance of one os the finest cattle displays ever put or exhibition in this section of the coun- try. Entries are being made of sorns of the finest bred Herefords, Angus ana snort Horns among the beef breeds. and there will be d handsor,. exhibit of Jersey cattle.
 There will also be a splendid exhibit of swine and sheep, and space for tfir purpose has already been secured.
 A. K. Risser, expert dairyman of the United States Department of A riculture. was in the city recently making arrangements for the exhtbi. tion of model dairy. which win be ~ AOntuEe sOA sbnS coming Hatr.
 The Horse Show is attracting wide spread attention, and superintendenf Albert Abraham is daily receiving in. quiriea. for entries. Much interest. not only locally, but throughout the state Is being, manifested in this attraction and it will be the means of bringing large crowds to our city on these tw, particular nights.
 In the great aggregation of tented exhibition that will conkregate O, 1The, Curve." there will ba nothinr than cen be considered in the remotest sense offensive. Frank P. Spellmap who will have entire supervision 7 the shows on 'srhe Curve" states thg his exhibitions cater only to the refined classes. and he will have nothing bu the best and cleanest of every kind.
 Chairman Akin, of the Bureau of Publicity and promotion end of th, Fair. states that indications fro every section of hte State. point te large crowds this year. The press througbout the State is manifestiif unusual interest in the efforts of u association to give the people of Ala bafna an elaborate exhibition of th States products. Ed Mahoney whs has charge of the bill posting, has jufs returned from a weeks trip in ths Fair zone. and that the public kener- ally is interested in the Fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
NlIea Wina ChamnlonahIn.

NiaBara-on-t Lake, Ont, Aug. 20. In one of the most exciting tennis matches o fthe international toura- ment, Niles, of Harvard. defeated Wright the international champion. for rthe International championship today. Scores:
 Intenatinnal championship. Niles of Harvard Eeat Irving Wright of Boston, 2-6. i-6. 6-1s e-S, 7-S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Cincinnati, Ohio. Aug. 29.--John J. Ryan, the well known sporting man announced today that he had decided to withdraw from the automobile match race with Barney oldheld. which September l2 and 13. Ryan will for felt $500. He declared he had made up his mind not to rase again because of the recent tragic accident in which his autombile killed a deaf mute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
1-4 OFF FURNITURE. . Sale Continued Another Week. (See display ad elsewhere.
 Morrtn M. Wolff.
A Dnrinr E.cane

Leavenworth Kans.. Aug. 2s.--Fred. erick Proctor. a life convict from Oklahoma serving term of murder. made a daring escape from the Kan sas penitentiary at Lansing last night. He. donned q suit of clothes belonging to the warden's son and boldly walk ed out through the front door of the executive building and into the streets Suards are searching for him to-day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
KENNEDY HEARING PosTPoNED.
If iwIu Come Up Before Justice Young

' Thursday, attorneys in the case of James Ken nedy. the white man who shot and Killed negro a week ago at the Red Bridge Road. yesterday agaipp agreed nearing before Justice of the Peace B. c. Young, and the case was set for Thursday morning of this week ]. at 10 o'clock.
 This postponement Is the second which has taken place, and 1t Is prots- able that preliminary hearing may be waived, in the event that agreement between attorneys, and judge cannot be reached.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Wnhn EiIln Aneenta.

Columbus. O.. Aug. 29.-Attorney- General Wade H Ellis returned from the East today, where he has been re- cuperating. He looks much improved and said that he has accepted the ten- der of the position of assistant to the Attorney-General of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Tn few days to take up his new po- sition.
 Prof. Nen until this offer was av- cepted. was superintendent of the La fayette schools He was also a mem- Der of the State Textbook cimnis- sion. He has always been prominent Tn the educational circles of the State. his numerous friends regret that he will leave the State.
 Prot. Nen's going will create a va cancy In the Text Book Commission to be filled by the Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
BroolxIyu Vsetorious.

St Louis Aug. 2s.-Brooklyn de- feated St. Louis this afternoon. Ray
 ond ineffective and after and after four runs had been made of his delivery in the fifth. he retired in fa-
 vor of KarRet who prevented furth CT scoring. Moran. recruit from the the locals and made a good impression. Score: RH.E. Brooklyn ... 900 040 O0O--4 10 St Louis .... 900 0z0 000--2 0
 atteries-Rucher and Ritter: Ray mond. Karger and Moran. Time, 2;02. Umpire. Klern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Grand circuit Races.

sMass', Aug. 29--DeWitt, reinsnan. headed the summary of the classic se,000 Massachusetts stake af the Readvilie race track today. the tpg. by capturing the first two heats. the hnal one going to the California
 Andrews lead all the heats he ran with Dewitt and in the last waa moi headed until the very last strides whsn Cnrlokin nosed him out.
 spanish Queen was the papular ia . Yorite ct the race but the Denver. forna.. though finishing third In the last heat.
 The Eel had everything his own way in the Readyille. George Gano. the sec- ond best starter. not being capable of extending the winner.
 John Maddsn's noted trottinR mare. Hamburg Belle. played with the field opposing her in the Ponkapoas. and 1t day: Locust Jack. the entry of the Farley stable. caught the judges eye for second position in the first efld third Meats. Baron May setting the place in the second, The time. 2:0S 1-4. lowered rhs pest stora preyiSls record ot the Psnka Pride in 1903.
 Summaries. :, The MassschTsetts. ss 6Ss 2:i4 clas. trot-
 Red Wilkes. (Andrews). ..11a cariokin. br. h.. by Mckinney. Teasei. ch. m. (Geers,. =. ... ...s |
 Axtellay, Spanish Queen, Prince c, Rafies. Dtrectun Penn. Aquin. San Frsneisco and Kim. started. Time s;09 1-2: 2;0s 1-2; 2:0s IA
 The Readvflle. 2:i2 class, pacing. purse s3000 fthree heats: The Eel 2. h.. by Gainboiier. dam
 by John L. (McEwan). .....f11 George Gano. h: h.. (Geers), .. .2 22 FrAd D., g. g.. fThomas), .. ..3 34 o:ns 3-4: 2:05,
 The Ponkapoag. z;12 class, trottlng nurse. s3.000 fthree heats1: Hamburg Belle D, m. by Axwor- Locust Gsek. 9r. g.. g.. iheHenr:y;),. ..s , Baron May. br. h.. (Sayies). ....3 2 6
 Nnhna. Mae Heart Genteel IT.. May Earl and Budd started Time. 2:O6 1-2 2:o6 1r2: 2:06 1-4.