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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-26
Notice of Application for Appoint.
ment Of Guardian.

State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
In County Court.
The state OF Oklahoma, 10 Ionnle
Lewis. and all others Interested IN
the estate OF WIN. and Rufus wis,
minors.
Iou are hereby notified thai j. W.
Ncwcomb has filed In this court an
application for the appointment. = j.
$. Worlcy, as guardian ~ me persons
and estates " william and Rufus
LOWS aud tina, said application WITH
be heard at tho c51rt room OF said
Court in trn C.'v of Nrdmo-c In said
County OF Carter IA ho 9Th dl yof
March. 1909. at 10 O'Clock "a. no.. at
which time you ma, appear and show
cause. II any you have WHY slld ap-
plicat'n should not De granted
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court at Af1more. in said Coun.
'y this iC'h day o. March. 1903
e. X. MASON.
i6iOt County Judge.
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Notice OF Sale OF Real Estate by
Guardian.

NOTICE OF Sale OF Nedl Estate by
Guardian.
In the matter OF the Guardian.
ship Of Emma Wade and. Byington
Wade.
Notice is hereby given in pursu
ance of an ordrr Of the County
Court OF Haskell County. state of
Oklahoma. made on the 18th day
of March, 1909. the undersigned
guardian OF the estate of Emma
Wade and Byington Wade will u
at private sale to the highest bid.
der subject TO confirmation by said
Court on the nth day of April. \.
D., 1909. at IL o'clock a. m. at
Stigler. Okla. Haskell County. an
the right tile and interest of said
Emma Wade and Byington Wade In
and 10 the following described real
estate situate in Grady jefferson
Murray, Carter and IeFlore Counties
State of Oklahoma to-wit:
NW14 and NWi, of NEI and
NWA of NEh OF NEh and Sia Of
NEh of NEA of Sec. 16. r. l ~. II.
2 T., apd NEh OF SEA and NJ OF
SEA OF SEA of Sec. &c, r. 10 n,
r. Z w, and SWii of Sec 81. T.
10 ~. II. w. and SWH Of NEh
Of NEA and NWh Of SEA Of NEit
Of Sec. Z. r. s y. II. % f.. and
SEA of NWH Of NWA Of Sc. 2l
7. 9 ", II. - Z, ami NWL of
SWh of SWi4 OF Sec. II, r. & y.
r. 90 T.. and SEH OF NET and
NEh of SEA and SEH of NWl. OF
SEA Of Sec. %, r. 3 S. r. L.
and the NEA of NEH OF SWH and
We OF NEA Of SEA and We Of
SEA of Sec. 1G, T I y. r. . T..
and we of NE4 and Eh Of NWh
and VIZ of SEA of Sec 81. T. II
~. r. 6 W, and Era Of SEA ar,
NW14 of SEA and NEA of SWil o
SEA Of Sec. 80. and Eia Of SEH
and NJ Of sW1i of SEA AMI sWF
OF sWii OF SEA of Sec. 81, r. S.
/ r. W.
Said real estate to be sold on fn,
/ following terms aud conditions 10
wit. All cash.
Bids for the purchase thereof mus
be In writing and must be filed will
the County Court u said Haskell
County or delivcr.I TO the mdc,
signed at Sueer Haskell County
/ Oklahoma, or 10 Iorey Brown
/ Lawrence SHcl.r
Dated this 10th dav OF March. 1903
JOSEPH Fol SON
/ 2l-2Sf-1l Guardian
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scribed real estate. situated in Carter
County. State oi ONahoria tc.wit:
wih OF the NEh OF the NEH. and
the Nwh Of the NEh. and the Ets
of the NwA and the VIZ oi tho
Swh Of the NEh. in Section 16,
Twp. South. Range West. and
the We OF tho Wa Of the SEh
and the Eia OF the NEI Of the
Swti. and the Swi, Of the NEH Of
the Swh. and the SEA- Of the
SWi4 and the Eia of the SWi OF
tho SWi. In section Q. TWP 4
South RANGE West; and tho M
OF the NWii Of the Nwi,. and the
SEA Of tho Nwii OF the NWH. all
in Section 16. Township 4 South
Range West.
Said real estate viii be- sold ON
the following terms and condition.
to.wlt: Cash IN hand upon deliver,
Of decd, subject to confirmation b,
this Court.
Dated tho 10Th day OF March. 1909
w. ! THOMPSON.
tG.23.3o Guardian
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Minors. Anderson Meadows, Guar


dian.
Notice is hereby given. In pursu-
ance Of an order OF the County Court
Of Pittsburg County, state OF OKLA
homd made on the 2ith day of
February. 1909 that the undersigned
Guardian Of the estate Of Burnett
Meadows. will sell at public outcry.
to the highest bidder. subject to con
frmation by said court on the 10th
of April 1909, in front OF the
court house door at Arimorc. Carter
County, state OF Oklahoma. within
the legal hours, all the right, title and
interest Of said Buru.t Meadows a
minor. I'm and to the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the
Counties of Carter and Murray. state
of oklahoma. .to-wlt:
The S w u of the N = q, OF tno
S w u; the n w /, of the $ Z 4
Of the S W Il; the E ten acres OF
lot Three t3), The y b. ten acres of
lot Four Ci), Of section eighteen US)
Township Two (2) Sontr. Range One
% West; and the r. d ~ the n f.
J., Of Section Twentyfour t2D. Town.
ship Two (2) South, Range Two (2)
West: The w y OF tho y w 4 OF
the $ w Il and the NWi, OF the
SW 4 OF the SWil Of Section Twelve
| G2) Township Two l2I South. Range
Two C2) West; thc-Sia of tho NE n Of
tho s y Il OF section Eleven ND.
Township Two (2). South Range Two
CO.. West; and the w O., OF the n
w u and the w y OF the y w Il
Of the $ W "a and the y w a Of
the S w u Of the 6 W = Of Section
Thirteen G3) Township Two (2D
South Range Two (2) West, contain.
ing 2iO acres and beinE allotted 10
the said minor. Burnett Meadows.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-
wit: Cash in hand.
Dated this 10th day OF March. 1909
ANDERSON MEADOWS.
Guardian.
/ ByMatthews G Rosewlrnei.
His Attorneys. 2i31-7
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OF SE a and n Il OF Sw !. Of Sc
q and SW u Of Sw I. OF SO u Of
Sec. - r. s. r. W.
Said real estate TO be sold on tho
following terms and conditions 20.
wit: All Cash.
BIDS for The purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be- filed with
the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at Stg'or Haskell Couu.
ty, oklahoma, or 20 Ilolloy. Brown &
Lawrence SNglc-. oklahoma.
Dated his 10th day of March. 1909.
THOMAS TOM.
Signed hy Ilolloy Brown & Lawrence.
HOILEN. BROWN d LAWRENCE
2l2Ni1I Attorneys.
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Notice Of Sale OF Real estate by
Guardian.


In the matter Of the estate OF Benio'
min Brinkloy, a minor.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
OF an order of the Coun,y Corrt OF
the County OF Atoka, state ~ okla
homa, made on the 18th day OF March
1909 the undersigned guardian OF the
estate of benjamin Brinkley, a minor
viii sell AT private sale TO the highest
BIDDER subject 10 confirmation by said
Court on Saturday, the 10th day OF
April A. .. 1909, at 10 o'clock a. m,
AT Atoka, Oklahoma, al the right,
title and interest OF said Benjamin
Brinllcy I'm and to his surplus pllot-
mcut being fee simple estate IN
and 10 rhe following described real
estate situate in County, State Of Ok.
lahoma. towl.:
The VIZ Of SW u of NE 4 and
NV n of NV 4 Of SE u and NE
n Of NE a Of SW u OF Sec, Q. Twp.
North Range / West, and y W
a Of NV 4 OF SIC 4 and y y Of
Ne a Of SW a and sW 4 OF sE a
OF NV = OF Sec. "a, Twp. South,
Range 3 West, and S p OF SW a of
MI \ and NV u OF NV a Of Sc
u and y y Of NE 4 OF sE u and
Sc a Of Sc a Of NV a Of Sec
1S, Twp. South Range . West
lCNickaeow Nation
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions, to-
wit Cash
Bids for the purchase thereof must
be in writing and must be filed IN
the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at Atoka, Oklahoma, or
j. VI. Humphreys, OF Atoka Okla
homa, or the County Judge of Atoka
| County Oklahoma.
Dated the 10th day OF March, 1909.
ROBERT b, BRINKLEY,
wk 2i-3l-7 Guardian.
By his attorney, J. VI. Humphreys.
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Notice OF Sale Of Real Estate by
Guardian.
II. VI. HARDWOOD,
Administrator


In the matter OF the guardianship
Of Jonas Wade, notice Is hereby Civ
on in pursuance OF an order OF the
County Court OF Haskell County,
State Of Oklahoma, made on the 18th
day Of March 1909. the undersigned
Guardian OF the estate OF Jonas
Wade will sch at private sale 10 the
highest bidder subject 10 confirmation
by said court on the nth day OF April
4. d. 1909, at II o'clock a. m, at
Suglcr. Oklahoma. all the right, title
ana interest OF said Jonas Wade IN
and 10 the following described real
estate situate In Grady, Jefferson,
Murray, Carter and LeFlore Counties,
state Of Oklahoma, towlt:
Tho NV u and NV y Of NE y
and NWH ofNEH NEH and s =
OF NET Of NEH Of Sec. 1G,T y,
r. o T., and M 4 Of Sc a and \
y Of SE v % s. u Of Soc 80. r..
10 g.. r. W, ana the sW 4 Of
Soc 81, ~. 10 y, r. 6 w and SWA
Of y + a Of Y L 4 and NV u Of
SE n Of NE y of Sec. 7, T. 8 ~,
r. 25 f and 81 4 Of NV 4 Of NV
a Of Sec. q, r. 9 y. II. 2j T., and
NV \ Of SW "A Of sW 4 OF Sec.
IA. T. n, r. % L. and sE q
Of NE 4 and NE u OF Sc a and
SE 4 of NV q of Sc 4 of Sec. 25.
.T. 3 $, r. ] T., and the NE 4 Of NE
4 OF SW >. and w y Of NE a of
Sc 4 and w q of Sc Y oi Sec. 10,
.T, ", r. T., and the w y OF
NE a and Il Y OF NV q and w "
.of Sc =, Of Sec, 81 Il. 10
OF Sec. 1G, T. l n. r. 2 f and the
w y OF NE u and e y Of NV u
and We Of Sc 4 OF Sec. 81, r. 10
% II, G w and the n y OF Sc q
and NV q OF Sc u and NE q of
SW Il OF Sc 4 OF Sec. "a. and h u
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Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate
tcorro
10 .tI tIH


In the mattcr of the estate of Salon
wood and Sampson wood minort
Notice SIS hereby giycu I'm pursuance
Of an order Of the County Court ofthc
County of McCurtaiu state Of Okla
homa made ON the LIST day OF March.
1909 the undersigned guardian OF tho
estates of Salon wood aud Sampson
Wood minors will sell at public ou-
cry 10 the highest bidder subject To-
confirmation 10y said court on the 3rl
day of April, \. d, 1909 within ln.
gal hours, in front OF the Court house
door at Ardmore, oklahoma. all the
right title and interest of said Salon
Wood and Sampson wood. minors n
and 10 the following described real
estate situate IN McClain and Carter
Counties. state of Oklahoma, to-wIt:
Lot two and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter and the
southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter and lot three of Section six
Ol Township . y. and Range 1 w.
and the west half of the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter and
tho northeast quarter OF the north.
east quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter Of Sec. ., and the south hat of
tho southeast quarter OF Section G,
Twp. s. and Range . w. of the In
dian Base and Meridian and. contain.
ing 270 acres OF land more or less.
Said real estate will be sold on the
following terms and conditions. to-
wit. For cash in hand.
Dated this the 9th day OF March
1909.
w. II. MCKINNEY,
By c. S. ARNOLD, Guardian.
Attorney. s.15.22-29
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Daniel H..
Fitch deccas
The creditors Of the above named
dec,dent are. hereby notified that
the undersigned was. by the Coun-
ty Court OF Carter County. Oklaho-
ma. appointed as administrator
of the ostac OF said decclent, and
that all persons having claims
against the estate of said d,cedent
are required to exhibit them to said
und rsignod r. NJ IIarwood with
the necessary vouchers. at Hoxbar,
Oklahoma, within six months from
the date Of the first publication Of
this notice, to-wit: from the 9th day
OF March. 1909.
Dated March Sth, 1909
II. VI. HARDWOOD,
Administrator.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
GIRL FALLS SIX STORIES
AND DOLLY is HURT MOST
Child PIunges Through Opening In
Fire Escape, but Clotheslines
Save Life

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--Mary Tocas-
clio, who is eight and has dolly al
most half as big as herself, Is living
with her parents on the sixth floor
rear of the tenement, No. 521 East
Fourteenth street. That may seem a
commonplace announcement, but it
isn't. 1t would have been the morn
ing before Mary took a tumble. She
and the doll were out on the fire es-
cape about Z o'clock last evening
They fell through the opening, hit a
clothesline, bounced down to another
and another and landed in the yard
together.
OF course there was a lot of excite
ment after that. Mary's mother and
father went white and tumbled over
each other getting downstairs to their
child, or all that remained of her
They found her sitting in the yard, ex-
amining her dolly's head to see if it
was damaged. She was quite con-
cerned about 1t at first, but was much
relieved to find that 1t was only dented
a trihe. DR.. Graese discovered some
little scratches on her scalp, but they
did not amount to much.
When the doctor was through with
his examination of her he had to look
the dolly over. At Marys request he
bandaged up the dolly's head very
neatly and left directions that she
must get a good rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
FOREST SERVICE
NEEDS RECRUITS
EXAMINATIONS FOR RANGERS
TO BE HELD
RAPID ADVANCEMENT POSSIBLE
FOR EFFICIENT MEN
Applicants for Positions VIII Be
Tested October IS and 26 at Every
Headquarters In California and
Southwestern Nevada
Especial to The HERALD ]

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 22.-Uncle
Sam makes a call for men with Vigor-
Gus minds and vigorous bodies to be-
come forest rangers.
The United States civil service COM
mission will hold an examination for
this position at every national forest
headquarters in the states of Califor-
mia and southwestern Nevada, included
in this district, Monday and Tuesday
October rs and rs.
The examination will be along thor
oughly practical lines and will consist
of questions regarding land surveying
estimating and scaling timber, the land
laws, mining and the live stock busi-
ness, supplemented by q field test to
show the applicants fitness to perform
the actual work of a ranger. Rangers
must be between 21 and 40 years of age
at the time of taking the examination,
able-bodied and capable of performing
hard manual work. Thorough famil-
iarity with the region in which en-
ployment is sought is essential, to-
gether with actual experience in the
kinds of work required of forest Of
ficers.
The forest service desires to main
tain the highest possible standard of
efficiency, and the degree of advance
ment of competent men in the service
is governed entirely by their capacity.
The initial salary is 5000, with the be-
ginner who starts in as assistant forest
ranger. Through good work ranger
can rise to the position of forest ranger
with a maximum salary of $1,000 to $500.
The next step in promotion is to the
position of deputy supervisor on a ma
tional forest. Rangers who show COM
potency in particular lines of work,
such as claims examinations and mark
ing and scaling timber, are advanced
and maid according to the Importance
of the work in which they are engaged.
The following is a list of the places
in this national forest district at which
this examination will be held. Requests
for application blanks and further in
formation should be made to the civil
service commission at Washington, D..
c., or to forest supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
THlRTY-POUND CABBAGE Is
RAISED IN MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON, Oct. ga young restau
rant was brought into this city a
few days ago in the form of cab
bage that is a giant in it's class. And
there is some class to it, as it fills the
top of a good sized table and would
make a meal for twenty families. The
monster is fully three feet in height
and weighs in the vicinity Of thirty
pounds. 1t was raised in the garden Of
Albert Todesce of Roslindale.
The seed that this cabbage came
from has heretofore never been guilty.
of any such conduct and has been
satisfied to bring forth ordinary edi-
tions of the vegetable that is COM
monty embraced with the name of
corned beef.
When the head grew in size Mr..
Todesce was about to cut it off, when
he noticed that, although it was larg-
err than any of the others, it was not
nearly full grown, and allowed it to
remain on its stalk and awaited its
full growth. He expected the head
would be a large one, but never an
ticipated that it would become what 1t
really did. After waiting several
weeks and seeing that the head was
still enlarging he cut away the sur
rounding plants to allow it to have
enough room for it's growth.
Finally he thought it had had time
enough and clipped it. Several farm
ers were consulted and all declared
that the freak was fully as important
a discovery as the new north pole. and
advised Mr.. Todesce to have 1t photo
graphed and measured by competent
persons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
ENTHUSIASM
UNDEMINISHED
SAN FRANClSC0'S FESTIVAL
NEARS ITS CLOSE
sea Fighters of Five Great Powers
Driven Through City in Autos.
Japanese Fireworks Exploded
in Union Square
Try Associated Press.1

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 22.-With en-
thusiasm undiminished by three days
of strenuous fun, San Francisco en-
tered on the next to the last night of
it's first great celebration since the dis
aster of 1906, as joyously as the first
night was greeted.
The city is crowded with sightseers,
and although there are many attrac-
tions in different places about town,
Market street, with its blaze of cleo
tric lights, was again the center-of the
hilarity tonight
Both sides of the streets were crowd
ed for hours with strolling merrymak-
ers, and the noise Of horns, bells, rat
ties and many other devices were fair
ly deafening.
A feature of the program today was
an automobile ride for the jackies of
the foreign warships in the bay cities.
About 100 machines, decorated with
flags and streamers, rolled to the boat
landings in the afternoon and then
sped away through the city, each bear
ing a cheering crew of sailors.
There were English, German, Dutch,
italian and American sea fighters by
the hundreds, and they were heartily
applauded by the crowds on the streets
as the machines swept by.
Athletic Carnival Feature
Another feature of the day was the
athletic carnival at the Gold Gate park
stadium. The big field was lined with
a mass OF humanity for several hours,
as the athletes struggled and fought
through a long series of events, and
every performance was applauded
roundly.
About Union Square another crowd
hi ha CIV re a f.
ternoon to watch the display of Jap
anese daylight fireworks. Many of
those present never had seen this kind
Of pyrotechnical display before, and
as the bombs burst high in the air,
throwing out queer paper figures to go
floating away with the light sea breeze,
roars of laughter greeted the humorous
designs and bursts of cheers the patri-
otic displays.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
Left for PhoenIx

Last night at 10 o'clock the little
Studebaker car left for the trial run
to Phoenix in anticipation of the race
which starts November 6, and in which
eleven cars are at this time entered.
The Studebaker is in charge Of Bert
Latham, one of the best drivers of To-
cal fans and this car is looked upon
as one of the most likely winners
among those entered. Latham has his
car turned up for road service and
will undoubtedly make some very fast
time because in addition to having a
car with fame attached to it, no bet
ter posted man on the roads to follow
will drive a car in the race than Lath-
am. He has, too, one of the most
compact gears and clutches, everything
being right at his hand, with scarcely
the moving of an inch to reach any of
the necessary parts While speeding
over the course. Latham will go over
the entire course to the capital of the
territory and expects to reach Ehren-
berg by this evening and Phoenix Sun
day morning Look out for the Stude-
baker in the Phoenix race.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
C0SS-EYED WOMAN is
BLAMED FOR HARD LUCK
Rented Room from New York Man
and Now EVERYBODY jRobs
Him

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.2Just because
he rented a room TO a cross-eyed wom-
an five years ago, hard luck has fol-
lowed Hiram Walton of 1345 Ridge ave-
nue., according. to his own story, and
while he was telling his misfortunes
last night he found that 5000 worth Of
electroplate was missing from his cell
lar.
Trouble started soon after the wom-
an with the eye affliction had left the
house. The housekeeper threw salt in
the fire to cast off the spell, and the
kitchen caught fire.
Since that time Walton has rented his
rooms to or employed about forty men
in his plumbing business, and out OF
that number, he says, thirty mine have
stolen from him.
He has lost bicycles, tools and fur
niture; an associate decamped with $500
last spring, and in all Walton calcu-
lates his bad luck to have cost him
about $1400
The last straw came yesterday, when
a former employee, Thomas Develin,
was arrested for petty larceny and sem
fenced to thirty days.
Develin said that his imprisonment
would result in the starvation or his
wife, who lived in Walton's property
but when Walton investigated he found
that the woman had disappeared and
that all his bedclothes were missing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
GIRLS BASKETBALL

The junior girls of Occidental college
yesterday defeated the seniors at bas-
ketball by a one-sided score-53 to 8.
At no time during the game did the
juniors have to exert themselves to
keep the seniors under their control.
The basket throwing by the Junior
forwards was almost perfect. Miss
Mccoy proved herself to be star at
the game, while Miss higgins played
nearly as we'll, but was not as strong
in her throwing. This was the second
game of the series for the cup offered
by the president. Although the fresh
men have strong team. it looks now
as If there was nothing to it but the
juniors.
The third and fourth years of the
academy played the first game in their
series for a similar cup offered by Pres
ident Baer, the fourth years winning
81 to IA. Miss Rogers of the fourth
years threw nearly every basket for
her team.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
CLASSIFICATION OF AUTOS
BY PRICE is UNJUST
Henry Ford Declares Cylinder Dis
placement Only Should Govern
Automobile Races

New and interesting light is shed on
the automobile racing proposition as
now handled in the following from
Henry Ford, president of the Ford Mo-
tor company. on the rules of the Amer
lean Automobile association, under
whose rules oil sanctioned races are
held.
classification according to price is
not a fair one for the manufacturer
whose product, while selling at low
price, is competing in sales with cars
at higher prices.
classification according to weight
puts a premium on weight. Without
referring to the respective merits of
the light and heavy weights in auto
mobile construction, we do not concede
the right Of any organization to decide
for us the proportion. that shall exist
between weight and piston displace-
ment.
1.-THE proper racing classification is
one that considers cylinder dRplace-
ment only A race or hill climb or en-
durance run would soon prove whether
or not the weight is right. A 3OO-inch
car should be considered the rightfui
competitor of every other 300-inch car.
Automobile racing differs from prize
fighting though the present rules do
not recognize this difference.
Another ruling Whlcn, Wnlle not IN
A. A. A ruling, finds favor among
promoters, and in its use, works a
hardship on builders Of light cars, is
the rule under which so-called economy
tests are conducted. Instead of the car
which actually runs farthest on the
least fuel winning, it's the car that
makes the most ton-miles.
"The average buyer wants to know
which car will use the least fuel and
be the least expensive to own and
operate. The economy test tells him
that. while this car or that car will
not go very far on a gallon, it does
go a long distance considering how
much it weighs. Here again cylinder
displacement should govern"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-23
LAroNIA RACE REsuLrs

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Donau won
the feature race at Latonia today by
a head from Royal Report. Page. on
the latter horse, claimed foul, but 1t
was not allowed. Results:
First RAGE six furlongs-Enlist won,
Patrician second, Mique O'Brien third
time 1:19 1-5.
Second Grace. seven furlongs-Ban-
rida won. Thomas Calhoun second,
Grenade third; time 1871 3-5
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Lottie Darr won, Princess Thorpe Sec
ond, Samaria third; time 1:12 1-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Dargin
won, e. M. Fry second, Posing third;
time 1:1S.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Donau won,
Royal Report second. Hatchie Coon
third; time 1:19 1-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Bonnie Bard
won. Light Blue second, Cassowary
third; time 1 As 2-5.