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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
BALLARD SCHOOL HOUSE.

Frost here May ?.
 Farmers are we'll up with their work. Some early corn has been worked out and planting is about over.
 w. E. Roberts preached at Happy Hollow Sunday.
 David Fitzpatrick preached here Sat urday night for the Baptists.
 G. w. Jones and wife. Mrs. B. F. Jones and Miss Edith Jones were trading at Vilonia Saturday.
 linn Shaw of Olmstead visited his great-uncle, E. P. Snow, at this place a couple of days recently.
 w. E. Roberts, formerly missionary for the Baptists of this county, preached here for his home church Sunday night
 Frank Hainey of Lonoke county and Miss Cora Blasingame of this place were married Sunday. We join their many friends in wishing them smooth sailing over the pathway of married life.
 There is some talk of an I. o. o. F. hall being built at Vilonia ill the near future The Vilona lodge is said to be about as strong numerically now as the Conway lodge.
 A goodly number from here attended the unveiling of a monument at Cypress Valley Sunday.
 Ras Wilson has laid by his Irish pc tatoes. Ras always commences on the easiest thing.
 Despite the cut-worms, gardens are doing very we'll.
 I. $. Williams of Chadwick, Chris tian preacher, will preach here Sunday afternoon at :, o'clock and at night.
 Hon. J. II. Brawley of Cabot was among those present at the unveiling at Cypress Valley Sunday.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Johnny Cum mins, boy, last week.
 May 4.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
BELMONT.

Health is good in this vicinity.
 Farmers are very busy with their crops, blowing corn and planting cot ton.
 Mrs. Holland of Cabot, who has been visiting her mother at this place, re- turned home Sunday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. De Armond, who will spend few days in Cabot.
 Nearly everyone from here attended the unveiling of monument to Alfred Fiddler Sunday.
 A. De Armond and wife of Conway spent Sunday with MT. De Armond' s mother at this place.
 Frank Haynie and Miss Cora Blasin- game were happily united in marriage last Sunday evening long and pros porous life to them is the wish of the writer.
 Bro. Grissette will preach at Mount Carmel next Sunday evening.
 "Uncle" Johnny Huddleston of Cato has been visiting relatives near Ballard the past week.
 G. w. Tucker and family attended prerching at Vilonia yesterday. Miss Jane Cook of this place is taking music lessons by mail.
 The weather is so cool it is hard to tell whether winter has gone yet or not.
 Gardens and crops are looking reason abiy well, considering the cool weather. | Several from this place were made 1 new members of the o. o. r. lodge at l Vilonia last Monday night. l May A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS
HANNA.

Health is good in this section.
 w. C. Powell has returned from Okla homa and is working with w. M. Owen.
 H. G. Perry has purchased cultivatof from Mac Wadley.
 Miss Clara Owen has gone to Conway to take position in the postoffice.
 o. ]. Owen, postmaster, and Charles w. Cox, former postmaster of Conway, were out Sunday night to visit MT. Ow- ems mother.
 Quite a crowd attended singing at McNew's Chapel Sunday evening.
 Bro. Ben Maddox will preach at Me News Chapel Sunday at T. o'clock a. m, and Bro. Earl Atwater at Pleasant Hill Sunday afternoon at o'clock sharp.
 Our Sunday school is getting along nicely, with J. C. Selby as superinten dent.
 Robert Blythe went to Conway last week.
 Tine Blythe has got his new mill and is now in shape to grind your corn for you.
 Success to the Log Cabin Democrat and it's readers.
 May i.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Local--Personal


 Phone a54. Nelson Drug Co. st cremol:ne. Greeson Drug Co. Phone 254. Nelson Drug Co. st Pure Hog Lard at Erbacher s. I36-tf.
 w. R. Cook of Vilonia is in the city today.
 ]. M. Jeffries of Chadwick was in the city today.
 Postmaster o. J. Owen is spend ing today in Little Rock. John D. Steinsiek of Linder IS in Conway today.
 c. H. Robinette went to Little Rock this morning.
 B. A. Arthur of Wooster was in the city this morning.
 H. B. Ingram returned from Little Rock this morning.
 Cremoline kills lice on all animals and poultry. Greeson Drug Co. Use Cremoline for barb wire cuts and old sores. Greeson Drug Co. Phone 254. Nelson Drug Co. st Cottonseed hulls and meal for sale. Phone I62, w. l.. Robins. Mrs. C. M. Newton of Brookline, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. J. j.. Doyne.
 Prof. H. w. Roberts of Cabot is spending the day with friends in the city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
BARNEY.
May 4.

Health is good here, except for some cases of humps.
 There was heavy frost here Sunday morning, but no damage was done to garden stuff.
 Rev. Hiram Sanders preached Sunday morning at II a. m., and Sunday school was held at o'clock in the afternoon
 w. T. Merriman and son went to Bee Branch Saturday to see the destruction that resulted from the storm.
 l. T. Ingram and family visited Jess Matthews and family at Union Valley Sunday.
 Willie Cummins lost his house and contents by fire Sunday evening.
 Mrs. M. ]. Blessing of Happy Valley is visiting J. R. Blessing and family a few days.
 Dr. Summers carried Mrs. Alice Keatnley to Little Rock to have her eyes treated.
 Elijah Hill is on the sick list. J. R. Blessing has a severe case oi humps.
 N. B. Moss is the champion fisher man. He caught two catfish Saturday night, one of which weighed 20 pounds
 Virgil Spradling has new patented blow. We fear he will work too hard but hope not. l.. M. Hill, our hustling chicken peddler, went to Conway Tuesday morn ing.
 Rev. I. M. Polk accompanied by hi: daughter, Miss Emma, and Miss Pear Anthony, went to Little Rock the pas week. | May d.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
HOLLAND.

Frost did considerable damage in this section last week. Some cotton will have to be planted over, but corn is looking fine.
 Rev A. E. Goode of Pottsville is wis iting relatives at this place.
 F.. M. Garrett and wife are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sam Snow, at Heber.
 L. P. Lewelling went to Pine Bluff last week and stood an examination for position as clerk in the postoGce in that city.
 T. D. Spruce and wife of Little Rock are visiting at Holland.
 w. I. Caid went to Leslie last week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Cardin, and also to look at a farm he contemplates buy ing.
 Preparations are being made for a children's day celebration at Oakland church the third Sunday in this month.
 Presiding Elder J. H. Glass preached at Oakland church Sunday night.
 Mrs. Sarah Garrett of Little Rock is out to spend the summer with her chil- dren and other relatives.
 s. S. Surratt went to Conway Monday after lumber.
 Mrs. Matte Goggans is very sick.
 M. l.. Grisham and wife are the proud parents of fine girl, born last week.
 A much needed rain is falling this morning The ground was getting very hard and dry.
 Miss Beulah Grisham is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Hinkle, on Black Fork.
 S. II. McCarty received check from the w. o. w. circle last week for the amount due for his wife's life insurance. May A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Dr. ]. E. Godbey today bought

Dr. ]. E. Godbey today bought from Mrs. Beaulah Sevier her resi- dence property on Faulkner and Scott streets, the consideration be- ing $I,5oo. The sale was made through Durham & Holman.
 The Senior class of Central Col lege will serve ice cream tonight at the college after "The Lady of the Decoration" is presented. The proceeds will go toward the memo rial being erected by the class.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Heavy Rainfall.

The rainfall at Conway yester- day was the heaviest of the year. According to the government guage kept by Prof. G. H. Burr, the fall amounted to ? 55 inches. The rain was accompanied by con- siderable hail, but little damage is reported.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05

Mrs. J.E. Scanlan of Bee Branch is the guest of Mrs. c. H. Hogan in this city.
 $I will feed and water your COW or horse a month in J. D. Col Hers pasture. dIt J. D. Collier will pasture, water and salt your COW or horse 30 days for SI.oo dit
 FOR SALE-A No. I good farm and buggy horse. See Geo. M. Easterwood. dItwIt
 w. H.tGibbs has returned to his home at Keo, after visit with rel atives in this city.
 ]. A. Dunn has the Texas Row. den cottonseed for sale, soc per bushel. o5 per cent pnre.
 Mrs. Bettie Sibley of Little Rock is visiting at the home of her broth CT, w. D. Cole, in this city.
 Deputy County Clerk Frank Whiddon has moved into the Dal- las cottage on Clifton street.
 J. D. Golfers pasture has plen- ty of water and grass and no bitter weed to spoil the milk. dIt
 New and beautiful patterns of embrOided. crOSS-barred and striped SWiSseS at
 w. M. HarreU G Co.
 Mrs. l.. B. Pence left this morn- ing for visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Draper at Malvern. She was accompanied to Little Rock by Mir. Pence.
 Ms. and Mrs. D. F. Kirby of Granite, Okla, arrived last night for a visit with relatives in this city and Vilonia. They will be here for about month.
 Miss Lena Wall, who has been attending the Normal this session, left this morning for her home at Byhalia, Miss. where she was call ed on account of illness.
 Received today, a shipment of fhe ne eWeSf things in white goods, just the right goods for your Q m m n TIT e H { dress. w. M. HarreH & Co.
 J. Haydon is erecting hand some ten-room residence on the lots recently purchased by him in the Anderson addition, which he will occupy as home when it is completed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Ouachita Defeats Arkansas.

Philadelphia, May 5.-Ouachita defeated Arkansas College of Batesville here yesterday afternoon by a score of 6 to ?, and this gives Ouachita a good lead in the inter- collegiate race.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
ENDERS.

Rev. Hammock of Pearson filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church here yesterday.
 Fay Blair and Pearl Perry are num- bered with the sick today.
 Mrs. Alma White and children of Oklahoma are visiting relatives. Mrs. White will be remembered here as Miss Alma Clark.
 A number of young people from Quit man attended singing here yesterday evening.
 Mrs. Dunaway of Quitman is spend ing the week here with relatives.
 Oscar Merriman and sister, Miss Lei la, of Conway spent the day here yes terday.
 F.. H. Atkison lost a fine mich COW last week.
 number of people from this place will attend the district singing conven- ton next Saturday and Sunday at Enola.
 May 5.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, May 5.-To- night and Thursday unsettled weather; warmer tonight; colder Thursday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Games Here Saturday.

Arkansas College of Batesville will play two games here Friday and Saturday with Hendrix on the college campus.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
Pauper Dead at Wooster.

Wooster, May 5.-Specia'. .-J. ]. Smith, an old man who had been cared for by the county sev- eral months, died last night at the home of w. H. Hardy, after long illness.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05

Read "The. Lady of the Deco ration" and then go to Central Col C ge Wednesday evening May 5 and see it in character costume by Miss Hettie J. Dunaway. It
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05
w Ihv Go to Sleep Tonight?

A ND lay your money in tempting A place or think that it is secure ly hidden, when in fact you know it IS NOT SECURELY HIDDEN and your uneasiness tells you this fact. Your fear of burglars or possibly fire, sneak thieves and everal causes is constant ly wyrrying you. WHY we say, do these foolish things when you can as easily deposit it with us and feel assured it will be safe for you as you may need it from time to time. No need whatever, to worry when you have money in the BANK OF CON- WAY. Your business ofevery nature connected with matters in financial way solicited. By reason of UNSUR- PASSED FACILITIES and knowledge gained by years of experience you are so nearly absolutely protected from loss when your money is in this institution that to have it with us be- comes a pleasure instead of fears which attend other methods.
 Become a citizen of the first
 order and deposit it
 Today
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05

J. Haydon is erecting a hand some ten-room residence on the lots recently purchased by him in the Anderson addition, which he will occupy as home when it is completed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-05-05

Received today, a shipment of the newest things in white goods, just the right goods for your 0 m m n TIT e n { dress. w. M. HarreU & Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
PROMINENT GRAFTERS
DOOMED TO SENTENCE

san FRANCISCO, Nov. DIR. G
W, DwInnelle, a prominent business man
of Northern California and Repub
lean presidential elcctor at the Iast
election, was found guilty tonight OF
making fraudulent entry of timber
lands by a jury in the federal court
John Gllpiu, jointly charged with Dr..
Dwinncle was also convicted, but Rex
i. Deter, the third defendant. was
found not guilty, DR.. Dwinnclle and
Gilpin will be sentenced Wednesday
morning. when attorneys for the de.
PENDANTS assert, an appeal will be
taken,
The specific charges against the three
defendants were that certain cntrvmen
ON government lands had been induced
TO file their entries after agreeing 10
turn the lands over TO Dwinucllc, Gil
pm and Deter.
Witnesses in the cases were Fred.
Samuel. Benjamin and James French,
Clarence NJ. Prathcr and Arthur .Iac-
quctte, They testified that they had
entered on lands after the defendants
had agreed 10 pay all expenses and a
fixed sum. The defense brought MANY
witnesses 10 the stand in the effort to
shake their credibilitv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
OF CUBA SATISFACTORY

HAVANA. Nov. 1.-The Cuban con-
sress convened today. the sessions of
both houses being devoted 10 the rcceiv-
ne OF the presidents message
i President Gomez declared the economic
londitions could not be more nattcrlng.
4 Tile message refers 10 important rail
pad extensions in Oricntc province the
,pening OF large districts for cultivation
tnd the increasing demand for lalsr.
and recommends that congress SUPPORT
pi5 ny encouraging Immigration and es-
Hgnshing agricultural loan institutions.
u The condition OF the treasury is con-
ndcred satisfactory
Inc last oight months shows Increased
tccipts amounting TO Sl.5.0.30 over the
prrcsponding period OF last year When
PC treasury was turned over to tho gov
rnment January 2S 1909 ii contained
;s-eSs rs with obligations amounting TO
e.1uL9o6. Receipts since then amount
. ss5.f5a.i26, making s2S I24,55i. EX-
Aenditures reported. S27.OS9. .&53. leaving in
ne treasury on September 30 4 balance
" 81 .OsC .S0l
BY pursuing a course OF severe ccono-
'py tho president saws the country viii
pon wipe ont obligations loft BY the
pvernmcnt by Intervention,
!, 4,freSidcnt Gomez calls attention to the
iiscrlmlnation against Cuban products
IN several European countries. notably
Ntancc, which contcmplates an increase
n lhiN OF 30 per cent on Cuban tobacco
nn rccommcnds that congress reform the
lprfi. iiNlnS maximum and minimum
'ttcs AT Tho discretion OF tho executive
kpch would place in his hands n formid-
plc weapon of economic defense. lie
rcommends an appropriation tu keen Up
lomplctcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
PITTSBURG SCHOOLS ABOLISH FOOTBALL
OGDEN ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs selling. four
yearolds and up--Lakeview 1O7: Dia-
mond Nose l0I: Dorothy Ann iO1; Au-
cassin 101. AntaIa, i05; Kalsorhon. IO1
Monsic Noble. lOI; Salpearl. lI2; Dorian
Prince. 10I. Sam MCGibbon. 101; HI Col
Cap. 109. DR.. sherman.
Second race. six furlongs. three year =
olds and up-The Counsellor 109: Ath-
gold. 1l2: Carmelina. 109, Geo. Glryton.
l05, Miss Butte, 1903. ST. <llda. I09 No
Rule, los; Affair. 1903; Byron. 1O9
Third race, four and a half furlonss.
selling. three-y year-olds and up-May
Worth. lo9; Libervale. i09. Arlin. lOG;
Chesapeake. III; wildwood BIZ, 10J
Bird in Tho Bush. lO9: Molne Montrose.
l09. LuXurio. ia Banthel l05: Rustlug
silk. 109; Burning Bush, ia: Royal Stone.
l05; Robert Mitchell 109: Father Downey.
l09
Fourth race five furlongs. selling.
loi; Marwood, 1OS; Wineoerry. 100; Here
after, i0S I<smet. 1r., i02; Lady Ade-
laide. III; Arthur IIyman, Ill
Firth race, SIX furloncs, selling, four
year-olds and up-Coblcskll, 112: Gall
Vanic. ll2; Elmdalc, 1l5; Aquilinc l01:
The Mouser. lI2; Invader. il2. Mabel Hol-
lander. 112; St Joe, ia; Rose DAILY, 1O9 /;
sea Sick, 100.
Sixth race. six furloncs selling, three
year olds and up-Sunrse. l09; Mag
nificio, 100. Alice Collins. los; Yolo 105
Lady Powell, 100: Yellow Foot. 100; Ian
cashirc Lad. l0i; Jane Laurel. 105.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
Horse Races at
Ogden a Success
OGDEN RACES OPEN
WITH LARGE CR0WO
Horses Run to Form and No Biz
Surprises Are Sprung at
Initial Meet.

Jack Paine gave evidence of his cias.
py making show OF crack lot of
! sprinters In the feature event or the
opening days card at Tie Fairgrounds
track today. The horse was not conceded
much of chance and the odds were al
lowed TO rccede from S TO To to l.
"hiIe Anna May WAS PLAYED as If the race
was all over. from To . down TO 2 To :
The locally owned mare was never a seri-
Gus contender. and after Fore had shown
the way 10 the head of the stretch lack
Paine came away and Won by four
lengths from Fore who just beat Anna
May FOR second place. Balerian stumbled
and unseeted Jarrett. but tile boy was rot
hurt
I large crowd was in attendance Including
tair delegation from Salt Lake Three
DOCKS were IN line. and they were kept
quite busy.
Jilett. Swagcrlator and No Quarter
were the ones most fancied In the opener.
ana SWagerlator and No Quarter came
INTO the stretch on practically even terms
several lengths in advance OF tho field
| put Cardinal Sarto. who always gels
away when Murray is starting, ran over
the leaders and won going away by half
length from No Quarter, who easily
peat SWaserlator for place honors.
Mollie Montrose was evidently thought
10 have the second race at her mercy as
the distance. four furongs. was in her
favor. but after setting the pace nearly
all the way SHE curled up and was beat
en- out by both Elmdale and Marvel p.
Inc former with AS good as s to | against
his chances. winning easily
Favorite players scored for the first
tins when Contribution got home first in
the seven-iurlong selling dash. third on
the card; Backed from TO > down 10
J 10 ., the Lamplightcr mare waited on
Aqueline and Friar OF Elgin for about five
lurlonSs and then breezed home by him
self. the easiest kind OF winner.
Mary Worth again rewarded favortc
players by taking The fifth race in n close
finish.
Oriflamb and MerinGs. second choice
in the betting. Galioped home In front I'm
the closing event
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
MEN WHO TAKE TIPS
ARE NOT GOOD JURORS

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Portcrs cabmcn
and walters are not desirable for Jurors.
according to Jury Commissioner William
iorc judges who are investigating several
Irregularities IN the drawing Of venires
The jury commissioners believe that
men who live by accepting tips arc not
o; a character TO make good jurors" cX-
planned the witness.
Following arc others whom the commits
slon"rs Ignore in selecting ycniremcn:
Actors. because they have no fixed
abode.
Laborcrs and foreign laiIors. because,
rs ruic, not of sufficient intelligence.
Boilcrmakcrs. because OF defective hear
Saloonkccpcrs and bartcndcrs. because
o! their occupation.
Train diSpatC and tower-sicnaI
men. because they are doing q greater
service at their regular positions.
Others whose names are not considered
are medical and theological students. be-
cause they are exempt. pcddlcrs iunl,
dealers and scaNcngeiis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
ALL FOOTBALL GAMES
CANCELLED By ARMY
Military Academy Is Mourning
Loss of Cadet Eugene
A. Byrne.

WEST POINT. y. Y, Nov. l.-The
military academy is mourning today
the loss of Cadet Eugene a. Byrne
who died yesterday of injuries received
Saturday in the football game with
Harvard
Many kilograms expressing sympathy
and sorrow were received today by
Colonel Hugh l.. Scott. superintendent
Of the academy. and James \. Byrne,
the dead cadets father who with the
young mans mother. will remain with
the body until it is buried tomorrow
with full military hoHors in the West
Point academy cemetery.
1t was officially announced today at
the academy that West Point would
play no more football games this sea.
son. IL is not thought. however, that
Colonel Scott will advocate the aban.
donment of tho sport.
a post norton examination on Cadet
Byrne s body showed that two vcrte-
brae had been fractured and the rcspir-
atory nerves paralyzed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI, o. Nov. Lady Es-
thcr. running in much improved form
won the feature at Latonia today after
following the favorite. John L, Mcmillan
10 the stretch. Calash was much the best
in the handicap and won easily.
First race, FIVE and half furlongs-
Tortuous, 10 to l. won: Eleanor Robson
10 . second; Captain Glore. 10 TO
third Time. l,05.
Second race. SIX MISUNDERSTANDING !
to . won, Ethelda, 10 10 i. second: Mar
garet r, 10 to l, third. Time. ia 10.
Third race, one mile-Lady Esther
10 TO ]. won. Lawrence p. DAILY TO o
second Tom Hayward, 10 D. third
Time, | 40 10.
Fourth race six furlonss-Calash 3 10
|, won. Belle Glenn, to l, second, Donau,
10 .. third. Time. ia Is.
Fifth race, mile and seventy wards
Bruce Rice. 10 >, won; Waldo Briggs
10 ]. second: Otilo. 10 TO /, third.
Time, l:Aa.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Automat tic.
ID TO I. won, Earl or Richmond 10 TO l.
second: Greenbridge, 3 TO .. third. Time,
1.2S y-5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-02
apprentice allowance.
Latonia Entries.
Special To The Tribune.
CINC1NNA Nov -Tomorroy's

Special to The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 1.-Tomorrow's en-
tries.
First race Gve-eighths of mile. purse
-Trickcy Box. l02; DR.. Ninson, 1O2
Prim Polly, 1902, Ameriguitc, 102: Mary
Somers. 102: Lady Seltos l02: White Ea-
gle, l05; Icarian, l05' Cantsol 105: Meath
l01. Temper. l07: Dixie Gem, l07, Col
bar ITO: Judith Page, l12; Friend Vir-
gil; 1l2; Jack Binns, 1l5,
Second race. one mile and a sixteenth,
sclline-W Woodnitch 100; DeXtorono, Jos
Chalice, los: Plume. 1O5, Irrgator, 1o5
II, ll3; Landlord. los: Geo. Bailey, 1lS:
Lane Allen, 11%: Agnes Wood III Ban
mock Bob. 1li Field Lark, ia; DORA DO.
III: Bottles. III
Third race, three quarters OF mile,
purse-Ferrapd Cecilian, 107 Fleuirons
Daughter %; Matchicoon. o1: Foxy
Mary. lO2; Betty Loster. l06: Don Diaz.
los; Short Order 1l0: La Toupee los
Handzerratta. los; Fighting Bob, los
Fourth race, seveD-cighths of n mile
handicap-All Red. 102. Hyperion, los i;
Herrick. III; Right Easy. l19; Prince
Ahmed, lO2. Handbridge, l2l.
Fifth race. threc-quarters OF mile,
selling-Si Clark. 102: Fundamental. 1Ol :
Sight 90: Frank Flesher l02: Night
Mist. l02;, Seven Full 102: Warmark, 1O2 (.
Moser. 1O4; Grenade. 1o5; Tom Holland
1O5. Posing. 105; Enlist. 1O5; Freball, 10;
Col. Bob, 1l0.
Sixth race. ono mile. selling-slstcr
Phills 1ol; Sanester. %, Clara Kelley.
81: Advancing. %; Anna Niece 9S
Splendidia: 1o5: Alice Baird. 1o5; Many
Colors. los