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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
IMMINENT KILLS CHILD.
Two Year-Old Girl Drinks LIQUID
Which Results i'm Her Death at
Carr Fork

Especial to This Herald Republican,
Bingham. Sept. Nellie Stubs.
the two-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Stubs OF Tempe. Utah.
died this morning at the home OF her
uncle. John Stubs. at Carr Fork Of
accidental poisoning.
The little girl. with her mother. had
been visiting relatives in Bingham for
the last three or four weeks prior to
leaving for Tekoa. Wash. where the
father is now located. Night before
last the mother received her trunk
from ogden and unpacked Il that
evening. leaving a number OF articles
on the table.
Little Nellie arose the next morning
before the rest Of the family. and. Sc
curing a bottle Of liniment which had
been left with the other articles. drank
a portion OF its contents. She imme-
diately became violently ill and a ply
stefan was summoned. who worked
over her for several hours. but to no
avail. the girl dying at o'clock this
morning.
The body was taken to the O'Don-
nell undertaking establishment. where
IL will be held pending the arrival OF
Mr.. Stubs from Washington.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
CUPID IS PINCHED;
DELAYS A WEDDING
Bride, Charged With Theft Of Watch.
Is in Jail at Hour Of
Marriage.

Especial 20 The aId-RerubIiesnD
ogden. Sept THE arrest Of the
bride on charge Of petit larceny in
terfered with a marriage ceremony
here Tuesday Miss Lorrain King.
aged y years. who. with Mrs. Maggie
Massa. or equal age and four months
matrimonial advantage. is charged
with the theft Of a gold watch from
the home Of Mrs. q. =. Dye. told her
story in police court this morning
She had been engaged to marry John
W. Rider OF Denver FOR several weeks
and the ceremony was 60 have been
performed Tuesday had not the youth
ful bride ran afOul or the county Jail
The groom called az the King home
st the hour Tor the ceremony only to
learn that his love had been
'pinched."
As 20 whether Judge J. -. Murphy
will withdraw I'm favor OF Dan Cupid
IS mooted question.
The juvenile court viii probably
take a hand I'm the affair. the two
girls being minors.
Meanwhile the disappointed groom
returned 90 Denver on the first
train 20 await a second fixing Of the
wedding date.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
PREPARES
FOR peach DAY"
Program of Attractive Events
Is Announced by Commit
tee in Charge of Affair.
tspeelal % The Herald-RepublIean.l

Especial to The Herald biicsn.)
Brigham City. Sept. 1.-The official
program for Peach day events has
been announced by the program COM
mlttee. Preparations are being made
TO handle a larger crowd than ever.
and il is expected that about 5000
visitors viii be In Brigham City on
Wednesday. Following is a portion
Of the program:
All trains are scheduled to arrive
between $3.50 and 1880. The big pa
rade will move at 1890. beginning on
Second East From there il will go
TO Second North: thence west to Main
street. thence south on Main street to
Fourth South. thence countermarch
north on Main street TO Forest street.
and west TO the city square, where the
parade will disband. The livestock
exhibit will be located on this square.
Four county bands viii participate.
Mayor Thomas II. Blackburn will de-
liver an address or welcome. and Gov
ernor William Spry will reply. Free
peaches will be distributed. 800 BUSH
els having been provided.
At D. IN. a band Of Washable In
dams will give real war dance. and
at 3.30 big bail game viii be played
at the ball park between the Wells
Vile team and a picked nine from the
best league teams OF the state. At s
o'clock a free concert will be given I'm
the Tabernacle by the Graham Musical
and Concert company Of salt Lake
CITY
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
SENTENCES AND FINES
FOR CARELESSNESS
Mt. Pleasant Youths Drive Into Fam
lily Rig; Injuring Occupants,
They Drive On.
tspeelal DO 10 Herald -RepublIcan.l

NoWNNtdA " nc
Mt. Pleasant, Sept. 1.-while Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Frandsen and a child
or two were driving toward their home
on a farm three miles from town on
Tuesday night, they were run into
from behind by a rig occupied BY
Abe Hutchinson and Charles Kump
of Moroni
In the mixup the rig occupied by the
Frandsens was demolished and the oc-
cupants thrown violently to the
ground Mrs. Frandsen was the first
TO regain consciousness. and when she
saw her husband lying unconscious on
the opposite side or the road she faint
ed again.
The injuries sustained are not
thought to be serious. although Mrs.
Frandsen has a broken collar bone.
the baby received bruises about the
head and Mr.. Frandsen minor bruises
about the head and body.
The boys in the rear rig did not so
much as stop TO lend assistance. but
continued on to Moroni. where they
were arrested the same evening by
Sheriff John Knudsen and lodged IN
jail.
In Precinct Justice Alma r. Young
court the next day the offenders re-
ceived sentence each OF ninety DAYS
in the county Jail and S100 cash fine.
1t was proven that the affair was not
accidental but could have been
avoided.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
PRISONER DEPARTS
UNCEREMON|OUSLY
TruSty Leaves Note TO Ogden
Sheriff That He Had Gone
to See Sick Wife.
especial to me Herald-RepubiIoan.)

NHNfaAaA 10 ne titTAAu- re NuuAAGah.N
ogden. Sept. Leaving a note be-
bind TO the effect that he had gone 20
help his suffering wife. .. O. Oldham.
formerly secretary and treasurer OF
the Western Fire Insurance company.
walked out or the county Jail this
morning and Is still az large.
The communication. addressed to
the sheriff. Is an explanation OF his
act. According TO its contents. Mrs.
Oldham. living az Roanoke. Va, is in
delicate condition and suffering finau-
Cialiy. She knows nothing Of her hus-
bands prison sentence. and has fire.
quenuy appealed to him To return to
her.
oldham was a trusty about the jail.
and had ample opportunity 90 escape
From the tone of his letter the dis
honor or violating the trust OF the
sheriff is bOtheriug him considerably.
lie reminds that official Of the fact
that he would likely do the same I'M
der similar conditions. He promises
to pay the $500 fine which he was
serving out In jail. and to settle all
other debts about the city saying that
he IL going TO an $500 position.
Oldham was convicted Of attempt
ing 20 pass a worthless bank draft.
and sentenced TO six months in the
county Jail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
MANY NAMES MENTIONED
FOR POLITICAL PLUMS
Especial 90 The Herald RepublicanD

Especial 10 The erald-Republican.)
Brigham city. Sept Many names
have already been suggested for the
different county offices for the fall
election. Those mentioned on the Re
publican side are "a follows: For rep
rcNentative. willard :. Hansen, John
p. HOlmgren. r. W. Fishburn. Joseph
Jensen: for commissioners. G. w.
Goodliffe. VI. j. Richards. A. ". VAL
entine. J. r. Merrell. ir.. James knud-
son. for sheriff. r. A. Eberhardt. Hy-
rum Jensen. Joseph JOsephsOn. the
present sheriff. Martin Y. Dohwer.
Peter Pierce. Joseph Olsen. Voscoe
can. John Zundel: for clerk the name
or Alvin Ipsen is the only one mem
toned so far: for assessor. John W.
Peters. Elias Jensen. r. A. Box. To-
reno PETIT. August W. Valentine: for
attorney. William J. Lowe. Charles F..
Foxley. Nels Jensen: for treasurer.
Collin Wood. G. G.. Aduey: for recOr-
der. Isabella Dalton.
For the offices on the Democratic
side the following names have been
suggested. For representative, G.. W.
Lawrence. J. G.. Wheelon. Richard f.
Davis. Milton yelling. W. L. Eddy.
for county commissioners. John Peter
Christensen. John L. Hunsaker. J. g.
Cutler. r. IT. Rudd. s. y. Cook. for
assessor. Elias Anderson William W.
Lasley: for clerk. Fred F. Petersen.
j. B. Matthias: for recorder. ID. O.
Stohl: for attorney. Ricy Jones. George
r. Chase. William Davis. for sheriff.
Lewis s. Wight. r. o. JeppsOn. Abram
Evans. oliver Wood; for treasurer. r.
A. Johnson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
BRIGHAM BEAR BAGGED.
Remaining Ono OF Pair That Appeared
in City Recently l. Killed.

Especial TO The Aeralo-k epubhcan-)
Brigham City. sept 1.-The long
lost hear has finally been landed by
one Of Brigham's bear hunters.
Last week two bears strayed into
the city from the eastern hills. appar-
emily Co feed upon Brigham's luscious
peaches The older Of the bears was
shot the day after they We're first seen
i'm the city by Henry Tingey. after be-
ing chased all over the First ward.
The first news Of the bears being in
town greatly excited residents Of the
southeastern part Of the city. and they
felt much relief when the older Of the
two was shot The other one escaped.
but was seen on different occasions in
the evening. and on Saturday night
vautured Co Within one block or the
business section.
Yesterday morning ". Art Boothc
of the Utahna hotel went out for a
bear hunt. and after finding the bears
tracks was not long in bringing Il
down The carcas was later exhibited
az the Utahna. and some Of 10 was
served in the dining room.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
Provo BrevitIes
Especial 20 The Herald-Republican.)

Especial 60 The Herald Republican-)
Provo. sept Roy Chapman Of
American Fork has been appointed
deputy county recorder to succeed
Johrf =. Christensen. also OF American
Fork. resigned. Mr.. Christensen re-
signed to take up the profession of
teaching.
Eugene Mackey. the young salt
I.axer who collected $500 Monday on
a forged check bearing the name OF
Jesse Knight. was taken before jus
tice Of the Peace Don G. johnson Of
Springville today on a complaint
charging forgery sworn 90 by Sheriff
George r. Judd He waived prelimi-
nary hearing and was held under
$4,000 bond TO the district court. His
sureties are Daniel Mackey. an uncle.
and George r. Beckstead Of this city.
Councilman J. NJ. Jensen and O. W.
Hyde OF this city have become inter-
ested by purchase with David Hyde
I'm his dairy farm west of the Dunyon
property on the state road in salt
Lake county.
5. +. Eggertsen. superintendent OF
the city schools. has appointed the
following supervisors. Miss Ida
Coombs. first and second grades: Miss
Pearl Snow. third and fourth grades.
a supervisor will be appointed for the
fifth and sixth grades and one for the
seventh grade. and superintendent Egg
gertsen will supervise the eighth
grade
J. Jansen-Fuhr, the Norwegian jour
nalist and lecturer. delivered an inter-
esting lecture on Norway. illustrated
by stereopticon views i'm the taber-
nacle last evening This afternoon
he was shown points of interest in and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
FORTUNES IN PEACHES
Brigham City Growers May Realize
100000 Prom Output OF Their
Orchards This Season

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. Sept. 1.-The ship
ments Of peaches in straight carload
lots is steadily climbing to the esti-
mated number OF 400 cars. Last night
the total had reached 24S cars, sent
out by seven shipments. OF this num-
Der the Brigham City Fruit Growers
association has shipped nearly half
The shipments OF the different deal
ers are as follows: Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION, 115, Gunnel-Robinson. IS:
William Horsley & Sons. %: r. l..
Fishburu & sons company. "a: Snow
Merrell Orchard company, %;
KnudsOn Bros. Is. Aft Olsen, s. max
ing a total Of 243 carloads These
peaches. being all Elbertas. are
shipped to eastern markets. going
principally to Minneapolis and some
TO New York City and Boston.
The returns for the peach crop have
been somewhat underestimated It is
not at all unlikely. il is claimed. that
over 100000 will be received for this
seasons peaches. II the shipments i'm
straight carloads reach 400 cars. that
alone viii mean practically $500. 900.
Besides this great many carloads
are sent out locally in smaller shin
ments to markets in Idaho. Montana.
wyoming and Utah points. With hun
dreds OF wagon loads hauled out. the
total number OF carloads. IL the entire
crop had been shipped in straight
cars. would reach very nearly, if not
more. than 500 cars.
To estimate the value OF the crop
at 100000 will be placing it very
low. With the hundreds of acres OF
new orchards that win commence
bearing next year and the year follow
ing IL Will not be much more than two
or three years before S1.000.000 will
be realized from peaches alone. it is
believed
nrr.. q e. H. IL L. -, -
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02

around the city by Bishop o. II. Berg
and others Of his countrymen.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Henry W. Beckstead OF Spanish
Fork and Ivaden Cough OF PRyson:
Henry Jarvis and Tilie Kramer. both
Of Eureka. J. Leonard Hill and Retta
Mendcnhall. both Of Mapleton; Lew
Cook OF Evanston, Wyo., and Gertrude
wilkins of Provo
The Butchers and GroCcrs' associa-
ton OF Provo has adopted strict credit
rules. whereby no customer win be
given more than thirty days credit.
An account not paid I'm thirty days will
be deemed delinquent. and the Gus
toner is subject to be placed on the
G. .. d. list till such account is paid.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
PIONEER OF PROVO
CALLED BY DEATH
Israel Penroid Dies of General De
bility at Advanced Age of
~ Years.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. Israel PenrOid. a
Provo pioneer of 1850. died this morn
ing at his home in the Third ward
from general debility. He was -
years Of age.
Mr. Peuroid was a native OF Illi-
nois and came to Utah with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. David Penroid. i'm
1850. The family settled in Provo.
which has since been Mr.. Penroid's
home. The deceased was quiet, uu-
assuming man and was highly re-
spected He is survived by nine chill
dren and many grandchildren and
other relatives.
Funeral services will be held i'm the
Third ward meeting house Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
FIRE DESTROYS
BOTTLING WORKS
Old Plant of Becker Brewing
Company Burned With
Loss of 1000.

IEIFtIdI 70 10 IitFaId HepubIICln-I
Ogden. Sept. Fire destroyed the
old bottlinE works Of the Becker
Brewing x Mating company last
night The flames were first noticed
at 1880 and the alarm turned IN. but
before the Fire apparatus arrived the
building was practically destroyed.
The structure has been standing
idle for some time. having been out
Of commission since the new bottling
works building was erected. II was
thought Tor a time the entire brew
ing plant would be destroyed. but a
strong north wind favored the fire
lighters and no damage was done to
the main buildings Several small
shacks and a cotton stack OF hay be-
longing TO Ted Wright. were burned.
The total loss is roughly estimated
az $1,000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
TIELD DNY M LOGAN.

Logan. sept. 1.-The Mutual I'm
prOvemcnt associations Of Benson.
Hyrum and Cache stakes are to hold
field day on Labor day. Special
trains win bring people from all parts
OF the valley. The events viii be held
on the Agricultural college campus.
a baseball game between young ladies
OF the north end OF the valley and a
nine from the south end will be a fea-
ture. There will be a grand ball in
the evening.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
A Guaranteed Dandruff Cure
Kills the Dandruff Germ I'm Two Weeks
Money Back.

Beware Of the druggist who tells you
that any other hair tonic is just as good
as Partisan Sage. He knows better.
SChra mind Crimson. Drugs. The Never
Suhstitors." five stores w here the Cars
Stop" are the agents for Parisian Sage.
and they won try to give you something
just as good. because they know that
Partisan Sage is guaranteed to cure dam
druff. stop falling hair. and cure all dis
eases OF the scalp in two weeks. or money
back
They know that Partisan Sage is high
~ recommended as the most pleasant and
reiuvenating hair dressing known. 10
makes the hair fluffy and beautiful and
Is not sticky or greasy 50 cents a large
bottle at Schramm- Johnson. Drugs. The
Never SubStitutors." five stores Where
the Cars Stop" or direct by express. all
charges prepaid. from the American max
ers. the Giroux MFG. Co, Buffalo, y. y.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
RANCHER IS ACCUSED
OF STARTING FLAMES
Island Park Valley Man Arrested for
Starting Tsrghee Forest Fires
No Danger Now.
lsn.rIaI Il - HeraId- EcnnhIIcanl

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Sept. An fires under
control and the fire bug under arrest"
was the message from W. ]. Pack at
81 AH+~ony received by Forester W.
q Snt n TO-DAY regarding the dan
Eerous 'eak iu the Targhee re-
serve.
The maI under arrest is John
Henry. n wcll-known rancher in that
district and ne 81 charged with viii
fully setting fire 20 the dry grasses
and brush Of Island Park valley. A
hearing viii be given him before the
justice of the peace az ~. Anthony.
The fires in the Targhee reserve
are still blszinF. but under the con-
troll Of 400 firefighters.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
ROAD PLANS COMPLETED.
Specifications for Construction of
County HighMays Prepared.

Especial 20 The Berald-Repubncan.
Logan. Sept State Road Com
missioner J. w. Jensen has completed
the specifications governing the con-
struCtion OF state roads in Cache. Box
Elder TOOele. Juab. Summit. Morgan
and Rich counties. Plans are made
for the installation Of troughs for wa
tering teams. culverts of concrete.
bridges OF steel. expanded metal or
concrete.
Gravel or crushed stone. material
that viii bind well. is to be used i'm
construction. Coarse gravel is to be
used in the center OF the road TO a
depth OF ten inches and to a depth Of
flee inches seven feet from the CEN
ter. The top layer is 10 be six inches
in depth. spread over the entire four
teen feet Of roadway. then rolled.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
NO DUMB PEOPLE
SAYS SPECIALIST
Six-TenthS of So-CaIled MuteS
Can Be Taught to Speak
FluentIy.

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept There are no
dumb people. 500 out Of every 200
so-called mutcs can be taught 20 speak
fluentiy. and the remaining 400 are
capable of speech ia varying degrees
81 fluency." was the startling state
ment Of Professor Percival Hall 81
Gallaudet National college. who is ia
ogden inspecting the state sch ol for
the deaf and blind.
Backward. lie says
DR.. Hail explains sO-called dumb
ness In various ways. Some children
from very backwardness and shyness.
are allowed 20 develop into self-made
mutes. he says. Others. including most
~ that class known as both Gear and
dumb. can attribute the latter afflic-
ton 90 the former. From never hav-
ing heard words they find 60 impOssi-
bic 20 pronounce theEi. and soon give
up trying. This class OF dumbness IS
easily overcome. says the famous pro-
fcraur.
Professor Hall o. from the leading
school in the world Tor The treatment
~ deaf and the blind. He Says there
are 10000 actually deaf people in
America. or about in every 1000 in
habitauts. and there are forty schools
Tor their instruction.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
WILL INSTALL wATERwoRKs.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Sept. IA carload Of
pipe for the Annabella waterworks has
been ordered and the system will be
installed at once. This will give An
nabella a supply Of the purest noun
tain spring water. delivered to the
homes OF the people. The town will
vote bonds in a very short time. and
meanwhile private citizens are advance
ing the money to pay for the water
works until the bonds are placed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
ON A STATUTORY CHARGE.
Italian IabOrcr Alleged to Have Mis-
treated f5-Ycar-Old Girl.
Especial % The Herald-Eepubllcan

f~nccI1l TO me Herald -tfepunllcan.l
ogden sept. In company with
n D 5-year-old girl. who appears even
younger. Ross ia Belle. am Italian
cement worker. was arrested in Les
ter park I'm the center OF the residence
district charged with serious crime.
The police say that the child. whose
meme ls Withheld. had been stopped
BY the Italian while on her way home
from downtown errsnd- The girl
was still in possession OF a number OF
packages she was carrying home
The riri told the police - having
met IA Belle on former occasions. but
said that never before had he mis-
treated her. She viii be held for the
juvenile court.
Ia Belle o. locked in the city Jail
without bail
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
PEACH SHIPMENTS LARGE.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden. Sept with close 20 500
carloads OF peaches already shipped
ont of ogden this year. or an average
OF forty cars cay. local fruit dealers
believe the shipments this year will
eclipse al previous records. II Is es-
timated that out Of the three leading
fruit counties Of northern Utah. nearly
] 900 carloads have been shipped since
the season opened. The fruit rs going
to Chicago and Kansas City markets.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
Logan News Notes
ecla1 IL 10 IIerald-Rennhlican-

Especial 20 The Republican,
Logan. Sept. IA fire. originating
from a stove. destroyed about $500
worth OF property for Elias 5. Larsen
OF Battle Greek.
Alexander Lewis former stake
chOrister. and well known In Utah mu-
steal circles, IS critically IN here with
typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Miles spent yes
terday I'm this city visiting with Joseph
Quincy. jr.
Mrs. J. ". Golightly OF Preston.
Ida. was brought 20 Logan Tuesday
for an operation FOR appendicitis.
a marriage license was granted
yesterday to George II. Nayler OF
Providence and Bessie Almira Dalton
OF ogden.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Earl Mitchell Accused OF LOoting
Rooms of Ogden Hotel.
.gr-.mmf.H g.. HfFarr Hrn-.Hr U.--.f.rf---

ogden. sept 1-Grand larceny
charges against Eral v. Mitchell. who
IS accused OF rsnsackinE rooms at the
Good rooming house. C22 Twenty
sixth street were filed by the district
attorney today Mitchell is said 20
have stolen clothing and other articles
worth S12f from the trunks OF Mr.. and
30.
Charles p. Mitchell n brother Of
the defendant. is serving a sentence
Tor petit larceny. having been arrested
in seattle with a portion Of the stolen
loot in his possession.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
DEATH CLAIMS CHILD.

Provo. Sept. Walter. the Agar
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sin
gleton. died this morning from bron-
chitis. following a severe attack OF in
festival and stomach trouble. The
funeral services will be held tomor-
row at the Fourth ward meeting
house. at u. m.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02
PERCHERoN PRIZES UP.

Especial 20 The Herald-RepubIica
ogden. Sept IA communication
received today By The directors OF the
FOur-State Feir association announced
that the PercherOn Society OF America
viii hang up number Of cash prizes
for thoroughbred PerCherons exhibited
in the contests at the coming festival
The prizes viii be included in the reg
uiar lists OF cash awards. The Per-
cheron society will also give a large
trophy loNInE cup Tor thorough breds