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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-02-06
LODGE DIRECTORY

=! LODGE DIRECTORY /.
Tucumoari Lodgc so 47,A.f and AN
Meats FIRST and third Monday evenings NJ
each month At the new Masonic hall.
T. r SANoS, W. VI
~. - Nichols, Secretary.
Tucumcari Lodge No Is T. o.. o. F..
meets every Thursday evening at the new
Masonic hall. ". C,NrBgiL. NC.
= . McDermott, Secretary
Tucumcati Lodge No. 40, X otp meets
every Wednesday evening ~ the new Ma
sonic hall. " II BRNWER G.. {.
NJ. Is Goldrnbcrg, X Of X. and ).
Tucumcari Camp No IS. w. .. W
meets second and fourth Monday evenings
OF each month at the new Masonic hall.
=. ~. NE'frs. &. &.
=. NJ Slayers, Clerk.
brotherhood u American Ico- IN. Tu.
Y NNNA Y N1fNNlFNAfA'N aN's AlNIH NN''NN wv y
second and fourth Wcdnesda, evening, oi
each month a, the old bank building
DR. o. r. pATrEpsoS w +.
Mrs. . T. Patterson, W. G
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. ! meets first
and third TUESDAY evenings Of each month
at the new Masonic hall
Mas. &. Il p,RcHN.S, y. g.
A.. Gh.,.n,I G.,v.,aVy
Bethel Chapter No IS. order Of the
Eastern Star. meets at the neW Masonic
hall every second and fourth Tuesday
evenings ~ each month
HABRIEI y. DoSouuu. ". VI.
Alice T.. Koch secretary
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
M. 7is. meets in the OLD bank building
every Monday in each month
K. M,ALpisE, Chief Eng'r
T. T.. CLARK. r. A. T.,
brotherhood OF Locomotiv, Firrm-n AND
Engineers No. Dos meets IN the old bank
building every TUESDAY in the month At
ZOO p. m. W g. HhNs Master.
X. A Wingroye. Secretary.
order Railway Conductors. No So,
meets at the new Masonic hall every sun.
day evening At 7 go p. m.
FMupv Bows Chief Con.
{. VI parson. Secretary and Treas
brotherhood of Railway Ttainmen. meets
first and third saturday afternoons. and
and and Ith SATURDAY. evenings at the old
bank building. ~ T. CAIuWrt.t, MASTER
Claude Duval. Secretary.
brotherhood Of Railway Carmen Of
America. meets every first and third Fri.
day evenings at 500 - clock At the old bank
building
VI Is. McDoSNLp Chief Carman.
A. VI Fenncll. Secretary.
C%arren,ers and Iolner. Union No. OPS.
meets IN nrW Masonic hall every rrSt and
,hrrd Friday nights.
PArL ~IAoEsoS. President
NJ. r.. Parish. secretary
1ucumCarl Ministerial Association, meet.
FIRST and third Mondays IN each month at
10 on a. m. kky. " II. ~ Boss, Pres,
Key Guy VI. McBud-, Secretary.
Tucutncari business Mems League.
'. ". MuupE. President
II. u McElroy, Secretary.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

ment digs his own political
grave and then and there falls
into it. No excuse will be avail,
able if the people speak out. A
man who votes against what he
knows ninc.tenths of the people
want and should have isl bribcd
tool of the wealthy taX-dodgers,
or consummate fool, and in
either case should be stunned
as a mental or moral pestilence.
Something Of the sort is likely
to retire a good many statesmen
in the future to permanent pri,
vate life.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
Notice tn Creditors.

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon. for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate
OF
Oscar +. Thomson. Deceased
Notice Is hereby given, thai the un-
dcrSigned, susan Almira Thomson.
has been duly a:'d regularly appointed
and Is now the qualified and acting
administratriX OF the estate ~ Oscar
+. Thomson. deccased and all persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 present them, duly
verified. aud with vouchers attached.
to the undersigned at her residence
on Butter Creek, in Umatilla County.
Oregon. OF 10 Raley \ Raley. her at
torneys. at their oiilce in pendleton,
Oregon, within six months after the
1rst publication OF this notice.
Published the first time this 23rd
day OF July, lsl9.
SUSAN ALNIRA THOMSON,
Administratrix OF the Estate Of
Oscar =. Thomson. Deceased.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
Ride over PROJECT
ICoNTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

Coe avenue, 70x2J feet, two stor
les high, to be used by Living.
stone e Co. as a general mer.
chandise store.
The o. X. & y. Co. will begin
the erection of a new modern
depot building at Stantield as
soon as the depot at Pendleton
is completed.
Grounds have been set aside
in the northwest part of town
for the building of the 0. Il. x
n. stock yards.
An alfalfa meal mill is being
strongly talked of for Stantield
and will no doubt be erected in
the near future.
j. +. Faucet has put in a
small stock of merchandise in
tent, ample to supply the i'm.
mediate needs of the people in
the town during the building
construction. The business is
in charge of Mrs. Faucet.
Leaving the town of Stantield
we drove down onto the river
bottom lands and out among the
famous alfalfa fields of the Una.
tilla Meadows. This soil is very
productive of alfalfa, but will
not compare so favorably with
the higher lands under the
Furnish-Coe project in fruit cul-
ture and the growing of berries.
Here, adjoining the townsite of
I Stanfeld on the north, is located
the Umatilla Ranch of 5000
acres, famed far and wide for its
productiveness in the growing
of alfalfa and cereals. This
re nch has been cut up into 50.
acre tracts and placed on the
market.
On the return drive home we
passed by number of well i'm.
proved, thrifty, homelike and
evident prosperous places, in.
Guiding the sO.acre place of
Frank Sailing; the home of c. B.
Book, of Minot, n. d., who has
five acres of young WineSap ap-
pie trees that are all thrifty and
starting a good growth. They
were set ont the first of April.
The potato fields of T.. III.
Brown and j. d. Wallace are
in "A high state of cultivation and
will both produce good crops.
Mr.. Wallace came here with his
/ family from Osccola, Iowa, and
purchased twenty acres from
the Columbia Land Company.
He has built a nice home. i'm.
proved his land and he and fam.
/ lily are in a happy and prosper.
Gus condition.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

We would rise to remark that
we will be glad TO hear from
anybody around Echo as to any
ideas for the benefit of the com
munity. Make your sugges.
tions i'm communications of less
than 100 words, and if signed
and sent in good faith we will
publish them as fast as space,
type and time permit. Saw 'em
of short.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

The suffragettes have hit on a
winner in getting young women
to demand of young men who
aspire TO their favors to do
something substantial to further
the cause of Woman's Suffrage.
Whec! When we were a young
man we would have stormed the
u. =. Senate for Il smile from
the only girl. Some of us are
built that way yet. If women
would vote for some of the
whisky bloats and card sharps
that represent the dear people
now in Congress then they would
not make matters any worse,
and if they refused to do so
things might be BETTER. Let
'em vote; who's afraid:
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
4-345.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior. United States
Land Oftice. Ia Grande. Oregon.

l.lnu pIlCt. LII bTaiue, oTtbou
June =. ina.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having bccn
f.cd in this office by william O. Norton. con-
tr.raut. against II. T.. No isEiD-Scrial Entry.
Ne m.s.si made January :. i@3, for 80 NMh
section TO- Township I North. Range ~ East.
Willamette Meridian. 10y Eugcnic VI. Hop
pr contc>tcc. In which 1t Is alleged that
said Eugruic VI. Hopper has never cStab-
li>hcd her residence thereon. nor has She ever
resided thereon that she has never erected any
buildings or any other improvements Of any
Kind thereon. nor has she ever cultivated the
same or any part thereof hut has wholly ahan-
duucd the same for more than six months, aud
that her absence was not due Ia military SER
yirc. said parties ar' hCp'hy notified To apucar
p,pJud. and offer evidence touching said allie
CATION at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on August 81 lgNl.
before j. ;. Bcckwith. a Notary Public. at
hi, office In PcndlctOn. Oregon. and that final
hearing will bc held at 10 o'clock a. H. on
August -. lEa. before the Register and H.,
rciycr ut the United States Land Office in
La Grandc. Oregon.
The said contestant having in proper aiii
dayit. Iilcd Jnnc y. iiJi. set forth f9cts
which show that after due diligence personal
service uf this notice cannot he made It Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be- given hy due and prupcr publication.
COLON X. EBERliARD. Receiver.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Irrigated land with water in
abundance and rights all deter
mined and settled is what we
have TO offer in the lands around
Echo. I'm some parts of the
country they have irrigation
schemes on paper with vital
points OF law and title undeter.
mined. And the land is no bet
ter, the climate not so good and
the markets more remote, while
the prices for land are much
greater.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
Proper Treatment For Dyscn-
terry and DiarrhOea.

The great mortality from dySentery
and diarrhoea Is due to a lack of prop
or treatment at the first stages OF the
disease. Chamberlain'S collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Is 4 reliable
and eiicctual medicine, and when
given In reasonable time Will prevent
any dangerous consequences. II has
been in Use for many years and has
always met with unvar, ing success.
For sale 10y Dorm 4 Dorm.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

The trusts only have to buy
up the legislatures of twelve
states TO defeat the income tax
amendment 10 the L. =. consti.
tuition. The people will have TO
get busy and give every man to
understand that any member
who votes against the amend.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Wish we had subscriber for
every mile of railroad Jim Iiill is
going to build i'm the Northwest.
according TO our exchanges. To
date there are about 10000 miles
marked out on different maps.
n -. Echo ha II good rail
road.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Portland, Oregon. is a little
ahead of Seattle on having a
down hill pull, but the Wash.
ington metropolis has some very
entcrpr.Sing and accommodating
business men who skin a piece
of business away from Portland
very frequently because they
appear 10 want il bad enough to
20 20 some trouble To get il.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

The governor of Idaho has
notified the U. s. Reclamation
Service that no more irrigation
construction is wanted in that
State. His cXcellency is in
favor of private capital doing it.
More graft in private construc.
tion.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

More cows and more butt n,
more money and more homes,
more satisfaction and more good
citizens come for alfalfa than
from any other crop in the
Northwest.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Echo has water, sand and eli
mate, transportation, near mar.
kets and sure crops. Some peo.
pie want more, but most farmers
are satisfied with half that.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Echo has the soil for strawber.
rics and the climate, and the
water, and the transportation to
waiting markets, and the prices
right, and lots of all of them.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

People want to be careful to
cultivate after every irrigation.
Water is not a cure all for agri.
cultural ills.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
4-3;;
CONTEST NOTICE.
OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United states Land Office. La 6randc. Ore
gun. June Is. 1909.
sufficient contest notice having been
filed In this office 10y Emma j. fIitts contestant.
against II. T.. No laiH Serial Entry. No.
ujl3l. made september =. lN,. for Ma NWA.
~WA NWh. NWt SWh. Section ~. Township
, North Range - East willamette Meridian.
10y William I. Fcrbrache contc>tcc. In which IL
Is alleged that the said William r. Fcrbrachc
j. not now residing uion said land. that for
mon than siN months last past hc has failed
Ia reside upon. cultivate or improve the same
and has wholly abandoned said land and en-
try. and that said alleged absence from said
land was not due To Ills employment In the
army. navy or marine corIS of the
Jnttcd states. a. 0 private soldier. officer
seaman or marine; said parties arr hereby
ordered tO apprar respond. and OfTcr
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
n. IN. ON August ;. 1909. before Louis SchOll
a Notary Public. at Echo. Oregon. and
that final hearing will he held az 10 o'clock
q. IN. ON August 9. laa. before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Office
In LaGrandc. Oregon.
The said contestant having. In a proper af-
hdavit filed June II. iNa set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
servire Of this notice cannot be made II j.
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
he given by due and pruucr publication.
+. Z. BRAMWELL. Register
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

ADVERTISING RATES: 20 cents per
inch per insertion, except on year
contracts. when It shall be so cents
per inch per month.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ISOLATED
TRACT
tpuhi>hrrl

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department ~ the Interior, United States
Land Office. la Grands. Oregon
luly 2nth iaa
Notice i hrp'hl given that. ~ dlus,trd hy
the Commissioner of the General I and Office
under provisions of Act of CunEu~s approved
June .. lAAi "a stats. Sil. We viii uiYrr al
uuhlir sale. Ia the highest bidder 10 10 o'rlu-k
\. VI. on the ath day II September. igsa At this
office. the following d,->crih,.d land
The - ~kA ~'~'. : 7. y. T. "a T. W. NJ.
serial NJ Oiggl
Any Irr>un> claiming adversely the alsove-
,lt~ 'ribad land arr adVi,,'d to ~ th,trclaimS.
90 ohic'tion>. un or hrfonr the time designated
Z q >a'.
=. {. BRAMwELI. REGISTER
COLON u. EBERH ARD. g,,..iver
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
Subscriptions Sf.50 Per Year.

Entered as s"cond-class matter
March IG, 1906. at the Postoffice at
Echo. oregon. under act Of Congress
81 March 3, 1879.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23
The Echo Register
PHONE MAIN 30.
ATILLt JBLiSHISG co.
tNCOHPpHATED
T.. II. BROWN, Manager.

A Weekly newspaper, published
every Friday at Echo, Umatilla coun-
e., oregon.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

Locals. first Insertion, set In s.point type, or
BREWER 10 cents per line for first Insertion ana
|. cont, elch lddILionn in,eItlOn.
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-07-23

prIL TOGETHER FOR EcIo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
CHIEF OFFERS REWARD
FOR OLD STONE BENCH
Will Pay $1,000 if RedIight
Paper Can Make Good Its
Charge.

Chief of Police S. NJ. Barlow Thurs.
day made the statement that he would
give 1000 il any person could prove
that there is in the city Jail stone
bench six inches wide. or Il stone bench
st all The chiefs declaration was
prompted by the charge given slight
degree Of currency in "a morning paper
that l.. L. Driskcil, the sclf.confessed
murderer OF Special Officer c. G. Riley,
had been placed on such bench, with
his bands tied with chains to the walls
for twelve hours.
Chief Barlow furthermore says he
invites n representative of the paper
10 visit the Jail aud inspect 1t from top
10 bottom. and that if he finds any such
contrivance rs indicated in the story
the chief will personally pay over the
Il 900 mentioned,
\. j. Ocksreidcr. who is in the city
IaiI. awaiting transfer 10 Los Angeles,
where hc is To answer Il charge of wife.
dcscrtion. said positively Thursday that
Drisl1cll had made the confession Of
the Riley murder to him two days prior
10 the time when he made it 10 the
police. Orksrcider says he did not
represent himself TO be an attorney;
neither did he attempt TO persuade
Driskell TO make the confession. Ocks-
rcidcr says he told one of the officers
of the confession maintaining that he
would consider himself n criminal had
he not done So OckSrcIdcr says he did
this solely in the interest of Justice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
What Is Clutch?

"The ether day down there at Wash
ingtou. where the solons arc wrestling
with the tariff remarked man who
wrestlcs with il in tbc cost of living,
somebody mentioned 'cutch as an
iiem that should have It's share of the
expenses 10 pay.
Maybe il would have rot by nm
noticed. as other items have, but the
word had n funny sound and the news
paper squibbers took hold Of it and bo.
gan to cutch from one end of the press
works TO the other till everybody had
heard of cutcb though most of thcm
didn Z know what il was. Neither did
|, and thinking it might be something
to cat and ] might get il cheaper than
other break fast foods ] was paying
tariff on. ! looked it up. II belonged
to the vegetable kingdom all right, but
il was not an edible.
"'It s made from the bark of man
grove trees growing in Bornco aud in
India. and is used in tanning leather.
also for dycing textile fabrics black or
mont which extracts thc tannin in the
form of cutch, hard, brittle, brown
substance with "A shining surface like
anthracite coal or Ignite. In India
tho whole tree is chopped into bits and
boiled down into 4 Sort OF cutch tar.
After thisg has cooled in moulds it is
made, into hard balls, wrapped in leaves
and shipped.
"In Bornco the wood of tho tree is
saved for fuel, much of it being
shipped TO EIongkong and used III
steam making, it having about 60 per
cent of the heating properties of Welsh
coal. There are thousands OF acres of
mangrovo swamps in North Borneo,
and when our oak and henllock arc gone
we will begin to know a good deal
more about cutch than we do now.
"At least VIC viii know that ii is
NOT breakfast food, and we will also
know that it viii stay on the tariff list
as long as there is any cutch competi-
tion in this glorious land Of freedom. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
SPORTING MEN ARE
WATCHING FIGHT DOPE
JeifrieS and Johnson viii Sign
Up in Few Days for Cham
piOuShip.

NEW YORK. oct. 2t.--Sporting mon
all over the country. who are interested
in the boxing game, win have their eyes
turned toward this city Tor the next few
days, as 1t Is confidently expected that
&c Will bc definitely known whether
James ]. ioffrics and Jack Johnson arc
TO really fight. JcnrioS Will arrive to-
night or tomorrow morning on the steam
cr iuSiugnis. sam Berger his manager
arrived last night. and Johnsop's man
aGer George Little, will arrive here In
a day or two. James Couroth, the san
Francisco tight promoter, is on his way
here, and all OF them viii hold ono or
more conferences. y definite meeting
has boon arranged for ncXt Tuesday
night. when Coffroth viii make his for
NAL bid FOR the fight. but II is expected
that before then Johnson's representative
and J"ffrics will have discovered whether
they can come 10 terms and what
the terms will he
While California stands the best
chance of getting the fight thcrc are
other strong bidders. Although Jofdrics
has no desire to go TO Australia, IL is
known that Hugh Mcintosh has already
offered some attractive propositions The
Sporting club OF London is also
anxious TO witness the proposed fight.
and Jcfrrics Is said TO have received =
offer before leaving London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
PHILIPPINE PROBLEM
AT M0H0NK CONFERENCE

MOHONK LAKE. y. Y, Oct. 2l,-rhe
problems presented by American occupa-
ton OF the Philippines were discussed at
today's session Of the Mohonk confer
cncc,
Congressman NJ. +. Drlscol OF SYRIA
cusc y. Y, who accompanied the Tart
party 10 the Philippines declared The
entrance of the United States into the
affairs Of the islands is a matter for
regret" and that the principles for
which the American uaJfon stands arc
being violated by our remaining there.
DR. !. -. Burke. director OF the Phla-
dciphia bureau of municipal research.
who bad recently passed six months in
tho Philippines. actcH us spokesman for
tue disscntcrS 90 Mr.. DriScolrS views.
lie declared the Filipinos arc pleased and
satisfied With American control. Explain
ing that he went to the archipelago as
a commissioner of the United States 10
study the development Of the school Sys-
tom there. he continued:
The nation will not have discharged
the obligation which Il deliberately took
upon itself until il has established, not
merely in form, but In fact. the insu-
utions of democracy among this people,
who have hitherto known only the inst-
tutions Of monarchy and servitudc."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
Jeffries Arrives
in Gotham TODAY
FRANK LUBBOCK IS A I
BIG DISAPPOINTMENT.
Three FayOrites Win and a..
Long Shot Helps to Stir
Interest.

Frank Lubbock. the TO . favor,,.
the last race for a mile and a sIx,os..,
at Buena Vista, Thursday. proved ~,
disappointment. not only 10 tbose .'s Ds
laid their money on him. but also ;. "'
bookmakcrs, who would take no Ia.
bets on The horse. and ten minutes hol
fore the horse went TO the post uo,n,
take no money a. all That the No.
was very much nycrratcd was show
the easy way he was beaten hy -. ~
choD. the second choice In the rae. esoi. oi
at odds OF To |. a small forum, Seu u
bet on the horse al nearly nrob,i.,swas was
odds but the horse stood oni sn ,lye n,le
that everybody wanted n little OF psln tsni
easy money. 1t looked like u br '.ei
the books. Cndichon took an e5riv ior
In the race and Lubbock closed fss sead
the horses swung into tho stretch 1,,a aS
leaving the turn. Jockey Gargan sac,rea,
voritc swervcd into the fence and Ia. "a
his stride and the rest OF the waS ..st .osI
easy for Cadichon- Eudora pacna Tas us
first part Of the race, but could not boi1 e,i1
out. "oio
Three favorItes won. PalIas tb,, =
been improving daily. came home AZ .as .ss
only loneshot OF the day. The track ,eme e
fast, and about 1000 people attended, "hs ,hs
races. tle
Hereafter. the l to favorite IN ,,.
first race FOR five furlongS. split the ,,;rs INV
for eight starters and won easiiw VIM VIM
Jockey Cotton up, Lady Panchita bss.
Biased four lengths 10 place. PaSsn Ssat
made strong finish, but was Short u
Pailas was the only longshot an ,h4
card that came ia a winner. The pa"
ton flly won the second race for seven
furlongs. closing In the ring AZ Il to
Jockey Peak made "A good ride, heoIInr
Lady Alicia by q length. with Ssnea5
a head behind him for show. TracSa
the ! 10 favorite. was of first at m.
barrier, but dropped to next to last po-
sltion. accepting pace al tho way
W. Eant's La Dextra. closing as ,ss
layoritc In the third race for five f,,r u-e
longs. at TO ., won every post ho,d.
ing a safe lead and finishing two lenyrSs
ahead OF Camera, with ths King ~
Iolo third. Fischer rode the winner =
Priceless Jewel looked the winner I,
the fourth race for one mile CainIno =
lead OF four lengths, but Agreement ih~
! TO tavorite. with Singleton up. was T.,
out in the stretch and rolled In nm eas,
winner over Priceless Jewel, with Con.
tribUtion. 10 70 l shot. running tlIr;
Jane Swift. the g 20 favorlte In tbs
fifth race for six tuTlones. proved de
appointment, Jockey Singleton rInnIns
the horse outside the money Charlie Do.
herty. with Fischer UP, breezcd home
Judge Cabiniss beat Valencia. a 20 to n
shot, by one and half lengths for place
With all the wise money on Franl|
Lubbock. Cadichon scrambled The ccr.
in the last race. leading the big favoriIo
for one and sixteenth miles and winning
easily by two and n half lengths. witb
Jockey Wilson in the saddle. , Eudora
was third Cadichon missed the sist1
record by one-hfth of a second