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tlefish a little to protect the forest SER
Weep inquired Mr.. Humphrey of Wash
ington.
IF the gentleman knows OF anything
against the forest service let him offer a
resolution providing for an investigation
of it, and l will support it," retorted Mr..
Hitchcock, testify, amid democratic APP
plause. 81 don't know either Of these gen
tlemen, but grave charges have been pre-
ferred against Mr.. Ballinger, and I favor
an investigation of them. The charges are
definite enough and ugly enough to war
rant it,"
Martin Crfticises PinchOt.
Representative Martin (dem.9 of Colorado
criticised the forest service and the ad-
m~inistration of Forester Plnchot. He quotes
Mr.. Pinchot has saying that he had ad-
ministered the service entirely within the
limits of the law, but If this was the case,
said the speaker, there were some laws
in the country that were In sad need Of
Americanization."
The speaker declared the forest service
had Included in the reserve of Colorado
thousands of acres of lands which were
properly agricultural and mineral lands,
lie DtlleNcu lNiS SlLudllpu NAAoACh 6thol any
throughout the west.
Mr.. Martin favored the Humphrey resolu-
ton without any amendment whatever.
Representative Martin was here over
whelmed by a series OF pointed questions
from both the republican and democratic
sides.
Can you name a single violation of law
by Mr.. Pinohot?" demanded Mr.. Cooper.
You say you are wholly familiar with this
question from first hand and not from in
formation CLEANED through Pullman car
windows; then tell us about what 1 ask.
Mr.. Martin replied that his office was
full Of information about such cases which
looked like offenses.
Hearing to he Public.
Representative Cooper of Wisconsin pro
posed another amendment asking all hear
ings either by the committee or it's sub
committee op nto the public, which wal
agled to by the rules committee. Repre-
sentative Underwood OF Alabama Opposed
extending the inquiry to the forest service
He said the only possible charge agains
Pinchot was ''pernicious activity" in pro
tecting the public lands OF the United
States. He asked II the Investigation wer.
to be extended why the Treasury depart
ment was not included So as to embrac,
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sations If stock does not exempt any road
from prosecution under the antitrust law
Stocks must be issued at par value for
money paid in or for property or service,
rates at full value, under an inquiry by the
federal authority, who shall supervise all
stock and bono issues.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
The Weather.
laha yesterday

FOR NEBRASKA--Falr. warmer.
FOR IOWA-Partly cloudy; rising TEN
perature.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
ONLY ono "pROMo QUN1NE.n

That is Laxative Bromo QuInine. Look for
the signature OF Il. W. Grove. Used the
World over - Cure a Cold in One Day. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
Half Yearly" Clearance
clearance
Notes

Cold weather doesn't keep
'em away from THIS clear
ance"-20% 10 S3h9b off OUR
grade of goods makes many
shoppers climb over snow to
get here,
The stork is busy despite
the weather-please note that
most every article of infants
attire. excepting only "Ruben's
and Arnold's goods" is offered
you now at a clean 2O% off.
Our out of town friends are
certainly making the most Of
this sale. We've a small noun
tain OF mail orders and we
are pleased to fill 'em at the
sale prices II cash accompan-
les order.
Young mems clothing, boys
clothing. every bit Of it goes
,at " off. And, mind you, we
have NOT withheld the famous
"Sampeck" make. You'll have
plenty of use for a wlhter
overcoat yet-and a nobby
suit IN in handy at any
time.
20% off young mems and
boys furnishings is a drawing
card, is 1t not? Underwear,
shirts, hosiery, sweaters, neck
wear, hats, smoking jackets,
bath and lounging robes, all
at "b" less now.
A sprightly, modern girl has
many a furnishing goods need.
All the sweaters, gloves. hos
iery, mufflers. underwear, ETC.,
that she must have Is here at
20% off. Attractive isn't it7
Our merchandise is planned,
bought and made to EXACTLY
FIT small women" girls, boys,
misses and infants. This is an
age of speoialties, and we are
specialists on THESE lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

A Little Bee Want Ad now and then
will supply your wants for 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Port. Arrived. Sailed.
NEW Hamburg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08

choice of the patrons, but he has not been
appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-08
TRUST PLAN
is OUTLINED

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DISTRICT ATTORNEY SOON

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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

were also losers by the fire as they had some supplies stored in the ware house as did also the Stuekey Bros.
 The only accident befell R. E. Johnson, the barber, who in running away when the alarm was given that 15O pounds of powder were about to explode, fell in the creek and re- eeived an icy bath. The powder burned, however, instead of explod ing. Whether insurance was carried on the warehouse could not be learn ed last night.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05
BURNS
 AT TOWN OF WALKER.
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.

The thriving town of Walker, which was wiped out by fire early in the year, suffered another blaze last night shortly before s o'clock when the warehouse of the Poland Mining Company was consumed. ..
 A party was drying distillate near the warehouse, when the infammable liquid ignited and the flames caught the structure. By strenuous work on the part of the residents of the town, who used snow as an extin- guisher, the store of Stuekey Bros, about thirty feet distant, was saved.
 The warehouse, which is a total loss, is value d at 5000 and it's con- tents at about $4O0. Dyson 6 Taylor
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05
LONG TERM IN OPEN.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 31.-wiIlis convicted of the murder of William Salter, a wealthy veteran, was sentenced to 20 years in San Quenten today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, YAvAPAI COUN


 Prescott, December sth 1909 of iournment 19O9 at o'clock P M Chairman Barney smith, Member; J. w. Stewart Member A. J, Clerk
  bread upont the minut shall hereafter 1910 meetings April July October and the last day in will be accepted ythe Clerk ahdavs periods until hve sad elym of the Board Collector strike all from the of ersonalpro the said estate.
 carried the following the Treasure Ex-Ofcio Tax Collector, towit A J. Herndon, Treasurer Ex-Oheio Tax Collector
 County, Arizona
 Dear hereby directed reduce the l. 1and52 Bokd5 from $1000O to s75OO Eks Building follows; and 1O Block 1 Prescott foms10 O $7,500.
 By order of of Supervisors
 P. HARRINGTON, Chairman. Atrest A. PETER, Clerk the ayerPne Flat Road: snes of Chairman Clerk instructed to building the said The to be built the
  of the motion $l000 UEO T. I1AnniIu c. A. PETER, JR, Clerk. Chairman
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05
Proceedings Of The
 Board of Supervisors
 Of Yavapai County

OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISORS YAvAP COUNTY ARIz
 Prescott Arizona, December 6, 1909 pursuant to journment, Monday, 1909, 9 a. m Smith, Member; J. w. Stewart A.P Clerk
 of of andE with collected proceeded check the with the
  stamp and ordered filed.  9O9 and the Board follows, to-vit
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

this all of
 
 Whereas further that the said Edgar Smith rento on up to and Smith to all to Nelson,
 
  Nen the Chairman instructed O aforesaid Precinct, read motion accepted Supervisors read and motion accepted J. D. Glenn of all of Section 3 Township North Range West $40 for term of five taken for consideration he said lands having by the County O the similar lands County ass and after due application granted of s2 payable advance and the Chairman and Clerk instructed 
 Application all seeOn & Township 20  the Board for consideration he said lands having been appraised by the County a ssd) after due consideration said application granted
  strueted O said
 A. Aiorth the $30 the old school house Walnut Creek read and motion duly carried said bid of accepted
 motion duly carried R. Rice authorized do 5 worth of n the Black Rock District The following claims taken and audited and motion duly seconded and carried ordered drawn ...
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

Territory of Arizona County o Yavapai-ss A. J. being depos I am and of
 
  apporon
  balances possession
 A. J. HERNDON Treasurer Yavapai County Arizona.
 B. c. DAVIS, Notary Public  of J. of the of November The following claims seconded carried the Expense Funds,
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

IT. B. Carter, road report Dist No 10 .... ..... 10O25 w. H. Clark, road work Dist. ....... ...... 4s5O Frank Ragan, road reports Districts 9 6 and 19 . 1880 F. H. Knight, road work Dist No 33 .... ........ 150O0 Frank Ragan, road report Dist No. 12 .... ... s0s5 Geo. W. Hanee road Dist No. .... ...... 3I35O Geo. W. Hance road report, Dist. No 1O39O H. A. Geendorfer, 20 days work Dist No 45 5000 BB. Co.,, Supplies, roads, Dist. No. ......... 325 J. H. Stephens, road work, Skull Valley Sycamore Louis Martin, road work, Dist. Mo- 3s 200 A. G. Oliver moving house, 38 20OO Frank Ragan, road report Dist No. 3200 Frank Ragan, road report Dist .... ..... 9545 T. N Chlder road report, Dist No B 4I10 Sam1 Hill Hardware Co., supplies various Districts 379S Canton Culver Co.,, load metal eulverts J. Keum road work Oct and Nov Dists 19 and 3S J. A. Kellum, road work, Nov. Dist. No 3S
 Cradar - - - 1eoe %
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

YAVAPAI COUNTY
 Prescott, Arizona December 7th, 1909. of Tuesday, ', a o'clock A. M
 Chairman; Barney Smith, Membe J. Stewart, Member C. A. Peter, Jr, Clerk
 flowing of ordered drawn the Expense Fund 
 Andrews road tools Dist No SS 195 19 750 Frank P. P. Co., supplies for Road Dist No 3 1749
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-01-05

Balance on hand November 1s 1909 ........ Taxes Fines and forfitu Recorders fees October, 1909 4954O Interest County Deposits County Property 125OO efundSc District No. 16 523 of 700 154657 Rack Taxes (Pou
 By Court Orders ...... ............... ...s 291eC
 5,7294
 Road fund
 ............... 7,SI72t
 Teacher
 l, Building 1,OO71;
 
 1909
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
FOOTLIGHTS Pave
DIVORCES ROUTE
Mrs. Grace Travers, Actress,
Holds Up Tradition by Filing
Suit for Separation

Having given up quiet life at home
to revel in the footlights' glare, Mrs.
Grace Travers, wife of Harry P. Trav-
ers, Oakland dentist and clubman, is
carrying out the traditions of the pro-
fession by seeking a divorce in the
courts of this city. The suit was Sc
cretly filed two days ago, and unfa-
miliar names were used in the com
plant in an effort to avoid publicity.
Friends failed to connect the couple
with the names Mary G.. Travers' and
Harvey P. Travers," which appeared
in the bill for divorce Mrs. Travers
yesterday refused to discuss the suit.
Her mother, Mrs. Owen Breslin, said
she didn't even know there was to be
a divorce. Travers declined to make a
statement, except to the effect that he
would not contest. The complaint
charges willfuI neglect.
Mrs. Travers commanded an enviabIe
position in Oakland society until she
developed a passion for the stage a few
years ago. She appeared first in an
Oakland vaudeville circuit, then with
a stock company at the Valencia thea
ter in this city and then at the Alcazar.
She appeared with Virginia Harmed re-
Gently at the Alcazar, and accompanied
the famous actress to Los Angeles. Her
Los Angeles engag cement has just been
concluded and she will soon appear at
the Ye Liberty theatsr in Oakland.
Mrs. Travers won commendation. for
her beauty and has shown talent on
the stage.
Her husband, DR.. Travers, resides at
the Elks' club in Oakland. He is well
known in club and political circles and
took an active part in campaigning for
Senator Frank Leavitt before the re-
cent primaries. He inherited a for
tune from his mother, who died a few
years ago. Mrs. Travers was educated
in Oakland. She is a niece of Martin
Egan, editor, and a sister of Mrs. AL
bert Y. Long of Oakland. At present
she is residing in this city with her
parents, who for long time lived in
Madison street Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Corinthians Will
Hold TROPHY RACE
Second Annual Contest 10 Be
Pulled OFF Tomorrow Over
Bay Course

The Corinthian yacht clubs most
popular race of the year. the John
Hammersmith trophy race, win be held
tomorrow over the regular Corinthian
channel course. This is the second an
nual contest for this handsome trophy.
a ships clock. which must be won
three times before it becomes the per-
manent property of any yacht owner
The first contest. which was held a
year ago, was won by Charles Miller's
speedy sloop Yankee The new Fulton
q and the Presto are both likely con-
tenders and with the large list of other
boats that are entered the race is eX-
pected to be a record breaker.
The course Will be from Meiggs
wharf 10 the Preside shoals buoy.
thence to the Goat Island shOal buoy.
thence TO a stake boat anchored about
two miles due north. from which point
the yachts will again beat out to the
Presidio shoals buoy and after round
ing that mark run back to MeiggS
wharf at the finishing line.
The first yachts will start promptly
at 1880 p. m. and cruising rig Glib
and mainsaiD will be allowed only.
The preliminary flag will be displayed
at 1925. Should no yacht cross the
finishing line within five hours from
the start the race will be declared off.
The contest is being handled by the
regatta committee Of the club. con-
slsting of William A. Barlage, William
w. Coates and George E. Lux.
The entries and their handicaps are
a s follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
DAHLMAN WINS IN
NEBRASKA PRIMARIES
ShaIlenberger May Run for
Governor as Populist

OMAHA, Aug. 19.-Additional returns
from Tuesdays primaries received to-
day and tonight indicate that Mayor
James c.. Dahlman of this city has Sc
cured the democratic nomina tion for
governor over Governor ShaIlenberger
by safe majority.
Mayor Dahlman has already started
on his election campaign. Shallenber-
ger was the only candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination in the popu-
list primaries, and he may run on that
ticket.
The official count will probably have
to settle the contest in the sixth Ne
braska district for the congressional
nomination on the democratic ticket
Available returns give Judge Dean
formerly of the state supreme court,
1,006 and ". r. Taylor 900.
The result in the fourth district is
still in doubt, as concerns the demo-
cratic nomination, with chances SEEM
ingly in favor of Benjamin f. Good of
Wahoo.
From returns so far received ii seems
certain that the nominations for the
state have been made as follows:
First distriet-william Hayward, republican;
John A. Magtire. democrat.
Second district-A- l.. Sutton. republican:
c, o. Lebeck. democrat.
&Third dstrict-John F. Boyd. republican:
J0nes P Latta. democrat
Fourth district-Charles Fl. Sloan, republican;
B. F. Good democrat.
Fifth district-G. ". Norris. republican
r. ID. Sutherland. democrat.
Sixth district-M II. kinkaid. republican IN :
W. j. Taylor or j. R. Dean, democrat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Tennis
STOPPED BY RAIN
McLoughIin i'm Lead Against
Veteran j. ID. E. Jones at
Call of Time
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 19.-Maurice
z. Mclaughlin of California and Fred
erick c. Colston of Maryland were lead
ing in their fifth round matches of the
national championship singles at the
Casino this afternoon, when rain
stopped the play for the day. AS the
players are now coupled, the suprem-
.acy of the east against the west re-
mains undecided Mclaughlin was ex-
periencing difficulty in holding the vet
eran J. D. z. Jones, although he was
leading at 7-5, 6-4 and 1-3 unfn-
ished.
Colston seemed destined to eliminate
Carlton r. Gardiner, as he led at 2-6,
6-2, 6-3 and 81 unfinished.
Interest largely centered in Nc
Loughlin's match, as in his next round
he meets Beals c. Wright.
From the beginning the Pacific coast
player experienced trouble with the
steady playing game of his opponent.
In the first and second sets Jones
forced Mclaughlin, and it was only by
blocking Jones returns that the Cali
fornian scored the two sets. Jones'
steadiness had sent him into the lead
in the third set, when they were COM
PEELED to seek shelter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
WHITMAN SPEEDS TO THE SOUTH IN SEARCH OF NEW AUTO RECORDS
new RECORD SET
BY POWER YACHT
A. L. Pages Limit Arrives at
Vancouver, Running 900
Miles i'm 58 Hours

VANCOUVER, b. c., Aug. 19.-The
power yacht Limit, owned by A. l..
Page of Vancouver, won the long dis
tance race from Ketchikan, arriving at
o'clock this morning, after the run
of 5S hours, creating what is said to
be a worlds record for power yacht
ing. The distance is 500 miles
Leaving Ketchikan at 5 p. m. on
August 16, the twin engines of the
Limit ran continuously, and although
the boat encountered much fog and
some heavy weather in Dixons en-
trance, it came through splendidly.
The Shark, one of the Ketchikan
boats, arrived at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The ST. Anthony. the other en-
try, came in this afternoon.
The Limit was handicapped hours
and 81 minutes with the Shark, and IL
hours and 81 minutes with the st.
Anthony. The Shark and the st. An
thony left Ketchikan seven hours ahead
of the Limit
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Saratoga Results

SARATOGA. y. Y, Aug 19.-Pretend, backed
from 70 > to IS TO 5. easily the CatskfI
selling stakes. seven furlongs. here today He
had to be much the best win. ne was last
down the backstretch, but came with nlsh in
The final quarter and won by three lengths He
was bid up 10 81 500 when be was orered for
sale This advance Of $500 over his
entered selling price The sble protected him
BY the customary bid of IS.
The surprise Of the WAS the disgrscefuI
performance Of Restigouche, the Z 10 10 favorite
BE was thoroughly beaten at the head Of the
stretch.
P. 5. p. Randolph claimed Restigouche ont Of
the race for 81 700 and IIildreth in turn.
claimed Racquet for the same amount. sum
mary:
First race. Eve and q half furlongs-rouch Ne
6 10 J. wons Princess CallsWay. 20 TO J. second
prelagOn, 10 l. third. Time I:IO
Second race. seven furlongs-Jscquelina = to
>, won; Scarpia, ; TO l. second: Woolcasta 4
10 J. third. Time 30.
Third race, mile and a Quarter-Rob R. IL TO
20, won; Dorante, 10 10 1, second; Montgomery
3 10 l. third Time. 2:11.
Fourth race, the Catskil selling stake seven
furlongs-Pretend. IS to 5. won; Racquet 5 10 /. .
second; Restigouche, to 10, third Time,
.2s 3-5.
Fifth race, one mile-Fsr West. to 5. won;
Ed Ball. Is to I. second; May Amelia, 5 TO J.
third. Time. l:44 80
Sixth race one mile-Cintrells. 6 TO l. won:
Merry Knight. TO 3, second; Bishop Is TO /
third. Time. l:45
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Seven Drivers Start in
a Hour Race

BRIGHTON BEACH, n. V, Aug. 19.-
Under the glare Of the electric lights,
which shone white on the high banked
cement turns, seven drivers took their
lives in their hands on the Brighton
Beach motordrome again tonight in
another "a hours automobile race, un
der the auspices of the Motor Racing
association.
Seven of the nine cars entered shot
away from the mark at $50 o'clock.
so minutes later than the time sched-
uled. The Stearns car, with Cyrus
Patshke at the wheel. got away in the
lead and finished the first mile in
1:14 35. The early morning rain made
the track almost perfect for good
racing, and there was no dust raised
as the cars tore around the one mile
ellipse.
The Matheson car, which took the
lead at the end of the eighty ninth
mile, crashed through the fence near
the paddock turn, and the car, after
having gone 104 miles, was tempora rily
put out of commission. No one was in
jured. Because of the accident the
Stearns again took the lead. The Math-
son, after IL minutes delay for repairs,
resumed the race.
The track, record for one hour was
broken in the first so minutes of the
race py the StearnS car, winch covered
81 miles. The best previous record on
the track was Sc miles, made by the
Buick and Fiat cars last October.
The 1890 morning score:
Steafns 211. Cole 1914, Allen Kingston 1a3
Houpt- Rackwell 1sS, Marion 1874, Matheson 1885,
Midland 1854.
Track record for fourth hour, 219 miles, made
by Buick May 81. last
The contesting cars, with their Jriv-
ers and alternates, follow:
No. 2-Alen- Kingston; driver, Noell Treckar
alternate, T. Yobe.
No. 3-Marion driver, Wally Owen; alternate
NJ. H. Basle.
No. 4-Houpt- Rockwell; driver, Stan Martin
alternate,
No. 52stearns; driver Cyrus Patschke; alter
nate. AL Poole.
No. e-Cole: driver Bill Endicott; alternate
Louis D. Ewards.
No. Midland; driver, L. Anderson; alter
nate, Joe Taylor
No. s-Mathewson: driver, Charles BasIe; al
ternate, c. p. Whalen
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Peoria Results

PEORIA, H., Aug. 19.-IdesI conditions pre-
vailed for the second day Of the Peoria trottinC
association meet at the association course this
The speed feature of the program was the
2:05 pace. in which high class field fought for
second money, while Ross X showed his class
by winning in straight heats. The 2:09 psce
developed the hardest fought contest of the en-
tire meet. and the first division of the money
WIS won by Joe Brown
Hedgewood Boy and Lady Maud c gave pole
team exhibition The noted pair went the mid
die half Of their mile in one minute fat and
would have lowered the record had they not gone
70 break in the stretch. FTomorrow's card Is
especially attractive and includes a special
match race between Minor Heir, Hedgewood Boy
and Lady Maud c. Summary:
200 psce-Joe Brown won, " second, Wap-
sic Nave third. Best time. 2:05l5.
2.14 trot-Don Labor won Cleo Dillon second
Beauty Bright third. Best time. PHI
2:is pace-De NerFo won. Walton Boy second
Brother VIII third. Time. 2.0S&.
3 year old trOt-Lulu Arion won. Miss Temple-
bar second, Eva Thompson third. Best time
216K.
2:05 pace-Ross X wOn Tony Swift second
Bland third. Best time. 2:04Z.
Special. pole team against time-H Hedgerood
Boy and Lady Maud c. Time by quarters:
:30Iz. 100, 1872 =. 2:14&.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
FIRST RUGBY OF
YEAR Due TODAY
Oakland High to Make Debut
Against Lowell High at the
Preside Grounds
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The first Rugby football game Of the
season viii be played at the Presidio
athletic grounds today between the
Oakland high school and the Lowell
high. Although the Oakland team is
making its first appearance as Rugby
contender the men have done so well
in practice that an even game is looked
for. Lowell has the advantage of
years Rugby knowledge.
Both fifteens are in good condition,
though il is expected that the time for
ne two halves of the game viii be
shortened.
The Lowell serum viii be the three
two-three formation, while the Oak
land team win try out the old method
Of twO-three-two and a wing forward.
If the referee acts according to the
up 10 date rules Oakland may just as
well play with IA men, as their winger
viii be Of no use at all.
Both Lowell and Oakland viii try
out several extra men during the
course of the game. The men who
viii start the game and play the open
ing half viii be as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Fort Erie Results

BUFFALO. \. Y. Aug 19.-The 2:O5 pace
the feature Of the closing day OF the grand cir
cult races at the Fort Erie track was won br
ESs II. Kay. the Buffalo owned horse, the favor
ife The Dominion Of Canada stake 81 00O for
2:I0 trotters. by Meiva J. In the sec
ond heat Of the 2:l1 pace Alta Coast fell
Driver Dempsey thrown out of the sulky.
but was not injured The mare turned com
pletely over but escaped injury. Summary:
Free for all pace, purse 81 600. two in three
Gift Line won. Baron Whips second, Aneen VIII
son third. Best time. 2:05
2:Il pace. purse $1,000, three in fFe-Lady
Jsle won. Mike Wilkes second, Alta Coast third.
Best time. 2:G955.
2:1O trot Dominion Of Canada stake 81 600.
three in fre-Melva won. Alice Roosevelt sec
ond Tearors Line third. Best time. 2:I1l3.
2:05 pace, purse sl,Ooo. three IN four-Ess H.
third Best time 2:0J.