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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
FREQUENCY OF MnsrRIALs

On an appeal by a defendant from
The other point with regard to
the right to a jury is suggested by
the frequency of histrials on ac-
count of the failure of a jury to
agree. Originally, the twelve jurors
were required to be unanimous in
order to find a verdict in any kind
of case. Such is still the rule in the
federal courts. But upon the adop-
ton of the present state cOnstitu-
tion in 1879 it was provided that
three-fourths of the jury might
render a verdict in civil cases. l
see no reason why this rule should
not work equally well in criminal
cases, at least in all cases except
such as, upon conviction, are pun
ishable with death or life imprison-
ment. Where so severe q penalty
may be imposed, let the question of
guilt or innocence be determined,
as heretofore, by the concurrence Of
twelve men. l think the state
should be permitted to compel the
production, by subpoena, of dOcu-
ments or papers which may be ma
terial to the inquiry, even though
such papers may be in the possess
sion or control of the defendant.
Such compulsory production has
been held by the supreme court of
the United States to be a violation
of the provision of the federal con-
stitution against self-crimination
or of the accompanying guarantee
against unreasonable searches and
seizures. While these guarantees
Of the United States constitution
do not bind the states, we should
guard against a like Interpretation
of like clauses in our own consti-
tuition.
Side by side with the limitation
of the right Of the accused to stand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09

City Steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
Main 42I; F6120. John Bloeser.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-01-01


the s<y's guns.
l waited. my eyes trained on the spot
and again came the cash, and now. out
near tho shosl. saw lons. blscl
schooner. bare Of canvas, pitohinr In.
mao No The moil Of an angry sea. She
80 nof on the shosl-shs might BE- some
oistsncs on it-but she was tsstins a
very nasty squali. DARKNESS, another
peal more lightning. and now I ssw that
inc long boat, shooting furiously land
~sro' was heading towards mo- was max
ing straight for the beach az fast ~ the
waves and the osrsmen could drtv, nor.
Another lifting OF night. and I saw a tall
man--hs seemed strangely, uncannily tall
-nslf standing. half STOPPING In the
stern sheets. the ends Of a CAPE flying
past him In the gale.
Wh~n ] could ses again the Ions bost
was making ready for the dash into the
roaring surf The oersmen-thsrs were
some twelye-wsre lsboring 10 keen the
bow straight on. The tall man was stand
ing up 10 ses where he should 70 and |
caught sight Of his white and storm-dls-
torteo face. ! could not move I could
not utter cry; stood transfxed. scarce
breathing, my body tsut. waiting 70 see
what would happen merit.
Seconds passed 10 the darkness, then
a nash, and j saw that the boat had
"eathsred the worst OF the surf and was
grinding on the shore -Four Of the men
hao leaped out and were hauling hard
az rhs sides the stesrsman, saunf and
black, still elutchsd the filler. half
crouching, and was shouting sucossdlns
" ma II.
what manner Of men were these making
Tor AlAstsir, Deserving their ship on ths
coast, sno landing where there was no
narDor and only shingls bsach. Light
again and stood dumfoundsd, trans
nSsc, for ] saw little procession march
ING up the bssch 70 the pines east Of me
hrst the tall man 10 the long, bIae1, Zap
ping CLOAK, then two men bearing a sood-
sizso boz bstwesn them, and then two
oth~ss, carrying what looked 70 noe
Ike snogsls, DARKNESS. a tsrribls rear
Of thunder, and pinchs1 myself 70 make
sure that ] WAS awake.
! struck match and held Il bshlnd ny
hand 10 order that 40 sigma should b
given, nv watch told ms tbs hour was
half p~.st oas. found thai j va shlv-
sT'As from ras cold, and slipped lnfo lny
coat A. sssTy 1Asa Of light J was hack
AZ tbs window, raAing the beach ~lth my
syss saw nofbins bur rhs grounds
peaf via nupabsr u nlsn standing by.
Aa'o "a 81 az tossing hub q fhs sohoon.
old nof sFsp esss stsp Into ths hal
20 call fAerlssl - efraio sas ! 81 loslng
eomsthing ~ thlf rsmafkabls slghf. Min
ule6 uaAsaf Lenl 4av n..f.L A. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
ASSESSMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. WONDER WATER
COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business San
Francisco, California Location of works. Won
der Mining District Churchill county. Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the board of directors, held On the sth day
or February. 1910, an assessment {No. II Of
one-half iac) cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation. payable
Immediately to the secretary at the office of
the company. room 103. Ne. 26s Market street.
In the city and county of San Francisco, state
OF California.
ANY stock on which this assessment shall re-
main u2pad on Monday. the 21st day of March
1910. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment is
made before Will be sold on Monday the 18th
day of April. 1910, at IL O'Clock noon. to pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
HARRY B. GREGG
Secretary Of the Wonder Water Company.
Office: Room 103, N& 26S Market street
San Francisco. California.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS


NOTICE OF LEASING SEAwALL LOT.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived and opened by the Board of State Harbor
commissioners at their office. room No. 10. in the
Union Depot and Ferry House, foot of Market
St, in the city and county of San Francisco,
stale OF California. at the hour of 10 O'Clock
a. M. on Thursday. the 10th day of March,
1870 for letting or leasing by said Board of Sea
wall Lot "B." Said seawall lot is situated on
the water front of the city and county of San
Francisco. and is bounded, by Taylor, Mason,
Jefferson and East SITS.
Said property will be let to the highest and
pest bidder for sterm not exceeding twenty-five
'l2o) years. subject, however, to the power of
the Board TO reject any and all bids. and in sc-
cordance with printed terms and conditions of
lease to which reference is hereby made. which
are on file in the office of the Secretary of the
Board, copies of which will be furnished bidders
on application to said Secretary Reference is
also hereby made TO said printed terms and con-
ditions OF lease for more particular description
of Seawal Lot .iB
Bids must set forth the purposes for which
said lot shall be used and the bidder must agree
that the statement of his bid. if the lease is
awarded TO him, shall be embodied in said lease,
and he must also agree Shat said lot shall be
used only for the purposes set forth in his bid.
W.. v STAFFORD,
w. E. DENNISON;
Z. s. TELLER.
Board of State Harbor Commissioners
W. b. THORPE. Secretary
February g. 1910
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building Contracts

Edward ~ Adams with Linneld & Roberts
To erect one and a half story frame cottage
in NV line of Che1ery street 463 SW OF R0a-
noke. SW . by NV 100. 81 40.
Louis Gross with A Olsen and A. Davis-To
erect a three story and basement frame build
ing tsix apartments) in 5 line OF Jackson street.
40 " of Larkin. " 80 by 62s6. $3.50
Union trust company with the Clinton hre
proofng cOmpany-Concrete filling and top dress
ing on roof and all floors and sidewalk for
building
Same with J. E. Duane & CO.-Prism lightz
on roof and sidewalks for same: $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-Having bought out
the whole interest Of the Dew Drop inn.. Twa
will not be responsible for any debts contracted
before or after Feb. %, 1910. P. BARSOTTI.
/. THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold my grocery
business at 1852 4Ith ay., Sunset district, 10
o. II. WORK. will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by said party after Feb
ruary a, 1910. John OLDEN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
CITY REAL. ESTATE
SOL GETz & SONS. Real Estate Dealers,
Room 32S. Chronicle building


Room 32s Chronicle building
New Blocks. Just Being GradedI
$3.50, $3.50 to s45o-Level lots; Excelsior Id.
Ocean. View and near Parksde; S5 monthly.
$500 to S1,250-Graded Sunset lots near park
and cars. sth av. to 25th av.; ine view and easy
terms.
$3.50 to 81 250--Richn,ond Heights lots; view
OF ocean, park>end Spreckels lake; terms.
Lots in oceanside district; any size and price;
same as rent.
oceanside branch office, corner H ST and 47th ar.
Open daily and Sundays.
SOL GETZ g. SONS, Owners and Dealers
Room S2s. chreuicle building
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

TEN ACRE irrigated tracts. level; . miles from
town. cramento valley; Il feet rich sediment
loan ~ bed of pure soft water; no overflow.
a1kaH or hardpan: adjoining properties. pro
ducing $500 to- $500 per acre: fne markets.
schools. creamery. etc; price S10O per acre. IN
cluding water; terms one-fourth down. balance
long time
/. $40 acres, beautifully located Sacramento
valley: lots of natural shade: level and all un-
der splendid system OF irrigation now; soil a
very rich alluyisl deposit of Il feet To first bed
pure soft water; between main county roads;
miles from city and gailroad; locality has
mail delivery, good schools. growers associ-
alton. telephone system, etc; ideal for sweet
potatoes vegetables, alfalfa. corn. fruit, etc !:
would make one of the finest alfalfa and dairy
ranches in state or splendid subdivision propo-
sitiOn, already plotted; wholesale price $50 per
acre; easy terms. Full details at HOME
SEEKERS INFORMATION BUREAU, 944-946
Monadnock bldg. S. F.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
PRICE .s8t,
KANE & COMPANY.
215-MONTGOMERY-217

ARTISTIC DWELLING. JUST COMPLETED;
TERMS TO SUIT.
OF unusual merit. situated ON the sunniest
corner; environed by beautiful homes; the exte-
rior designed by artist of rare capabilities
Is very successful adaptation of the charming
mission period: the interior is nnequaled for
up to date smartness of every detail: on the nrst
floor is swagger living room finished in the
English oak the large open fireplace is of Har-
ward brick fanked by interesting tavern benches
the walls are covered with a mellow brown
cloth; the ceiling is beamed; the dining room is
paneed high, surmounted by an imported paper;
pleasing buffet is built in; the culinary ap-
purtenances complete second floor are
chambers; the wall treatment is a striking di-
gression into fields of artistic beauty: the
basement has servants room, laundry. wine cell
So 600 required and balance monthly pay
ments; key at office. which is near. above resi-
dence.
EN- FRITZ 14o1 Masonic av
Open every day, including Sunday.
STRONG. BELDEN & FARR
Ss,OOO-2 brand new fats: and 8 rooms; on
Lake ST. near 7th av.; annual ren& $50;
lot 30 feet front; prettiest flats in the dis
trict don't miss this
Sf2, 00o-Tremont ay.; modern dats. $3.50
rooms lot A. feet front; yearly rentals
S1340; very desirable investment; present
mortgage $4,000.
see, ,0OO-Frederick ST. business corner; stores
and fats; sure income of So, ,420 annual
ly; Investigate this; splendid investment.
81 S1.250--Harriet st. near Howard
50. 100-Perry st. near Sd.
So, 50O--Hayes near Clayton; 25x137:6.
S4,500-Large corner on Mason st. near Filbert;
fine for stores.
$6 o0O-Chestnut ST.; marine view; 5ox137:6
$S,000-Jessie ST. near 4th; backs toward Mis-
sion st.
ST.; frontages; 34x119.
STRONG. BELDEN FARR, .157 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
NEVADA COUNTY BARGAINS

NEVADA COUNTY BARGAINS.
300 acre 'ranchS good room house. good barn.
sprfnghouse and poultry. houses. 5000 fruit
trees in bearing. viney ard over 90 acres of fns
land under irrigsting ditch; more can easily be
cleared and irrigafed; thousands of cords of 6ns
timber; 4ra miles from good towns; price
81 800; Will trade for Oakland property.
> 4s0. acre ranch 1 miles from Grass Valley:
good new house of rooms: barn equipped for
so cows and horses; room for wagons ma
chinery and feed lots Of hay on hand; over $50
acres OF good clear land; meadow that grows
so TO 10 tons of natural hay per year.. 80 COWS.
horses and harness. mower rake, wagon. cart.
plows;. harrows and small tools; abundance Of
fine timber; milk sold all TO one customer; this
Is snap; price $4,000, half cash.
800 acres, miles from Grass Valley; fine
room house that cost $4,000. and new 4
roHl eottage' that cost 81 800; ? large barns.
oufbuildings. windmill and tank: about 100 acres
under CIVILIZATIONS; TO- 900 cords of standing tim
Der worth big money; free water for irrigation
young family orchard; dne mules. horse. 3
wagons, buggy, harness, cows, uoW& rake.
pIews harrows and all farm tools; a GeautifuL
home and income property; S12. 600, easy terms,
or. VIII trade. for Oakland property. =.
Country Department.,
H0ECOMB REALTY COMPANY,
306 San Pablo ay..
Oakland Cal
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
$500 PER ACRE.

Great wheat country: 100 acre farms in the
rich delta of the Sonora river. near American
sea: most excellent climate; deep garden. soil /;
corn. wheat, cotton, BEANS alfalfa dates
o6o acre s sgsRs B9 oenea ea0de ID S6
farmers; first 10000 acres at SIS per acre, half
cash; this, is really s1oo land. See or write us
G: NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
l02 Market sts, San Francisco. Cal ;:
MERGED COLONY.
1000 acres of irrigated land adjoining the city
limits OF Merced town with a population OF
$500: 5, 10 20 acre tracts; prices SIS to $50
per acre; easy terms; irrigatiQn:.S1 81 per acre: !:
and gppS lS rich Fs a
adapted to alfalfa. com. figs grapes, fruits
and vegetables; alfalfa on adjoining land
10 bushels; the S. P. and Santa Fe railroads
and county roads traverse Merced. eoleny;
markets. churches. schools. stores. creamery
alfalfa meal mill all convenient; literature on
Cao1p,oPERATIvE ca1p,fIs LAND AND TRUST CO..
246 Russ building. San Francisco. or Mereed-
YOUR attention. please-A $4,000 ranch for
S., 900; 533 acres; all fenced and cross fenced; I;
70 acres under cultivation; plenty water; or
chard; vineyard; 500 English walnut trees in
bearing; horses. cattle. hogs; turkeys. chick
ems. wagons. buggies. harness, all kinds Of
farming implements; room house, new. barn
and household furniture; 5000 buys all ]. W.
WOODRUFF, Hooker. Cal
SANTA CLARA VALLEY
FAVORABLE TERMS.
5, 10, is. 20 ACRE ORCHARDS
Near Mountain View, Los Altos and Sunnyvale-
with building improvements and under high
state of cultivation, growing prunes, peaches and
Prices 81 500 10 10000
d. F. SUPPLE 4 CO.. $50 Montgomery ST.
MENDOCINo COLO acres APPLE LAND near
Ukiah; 10 acres choice apples: acres assorted
fruit: 10 acres under cultivation. balance graz
ing, Bart of which be cultivated; good i'm
provemsnts; price $1,000: terms
45 acres well improved, s.. 00o-
J. L. JOHNSON & co.. 625 Market st. =
or 10 acre tracts on the Ocean Shore, near
station; finest land in the state, suitable for
garden truck. fruit, chickens, etc; no irriga;
dress PEOPLES LAND COMPANY. $50 No:
SIS down, $40 monthly. buys $40 acres good.
level land; near station; on railroads; in Ala
media county. PROGRESSIVE REALTY co.,
$50 Sutter St, room sol. San Francisco
$500 for 5 acres 1 mile from Livermore: postof-
fce--railroad depot and high school; 500 cash.
balance $40 monthly. Creditors Mercantile
Agency. 20 Bacon block. Oakland CAL
s4 Ooo-Ranch of 10 acres; ALFALFA close to town;
fne for dairy or poultry. good improvements
Address so South I'd st. San Jose. Cal
FOR sale cheap-Sman place suitable for chick
ems 6 room house and barn; in Aromas- Adj
dress Aromas Butcher, Aromas. CAL
BARGAINS in vineyard fruit, chicken and stock
ranches BARNES & CUMMINGS Healdsharg.
FOR farm. stock ranches and timber lands see
McFAUL & EDWARDS. 25I California st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

EXPENSES do not come to per gent per an
Z num- The rents are the cheapest In the entire
district, in fact, we have house keepers from
other houses renting our apartments for their
own quarters. Flats of and ) rooms. sunny
and light, Sacramento ST. close to Polk
rent from, S22.5o TO S34. and are all rented.
Rented at very low rent to prevent vacan-
cies, THE ONLY SURE CURE.
PRICE .s3t,5oo.
LOT 55x110 FEET
CEMENT YARD AND BASEMENT
THERE ARE 16 APARTMENTS IN ALL AND
ONE OF THEM IS GIVEN FREE. TO
CARE TAkER. YET IT PAYS Is PER
CENT PER 'ANNUM
COME EARLY
KANE & COMPANY.
15-MoNTGoMERY-217
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

FOR SALE.
Lot in the west side Of Battery street, 81 :6x
l77:6 with an to Broadway, with 3 story
and basement brick building thereon; also
Lot in the north side of Fulton St, 100 feet
east of Polk 120xf20 to Ash ST., with tempo
rary building thereon; also
Lot in the east side Of 9th av., 262 feet south
of Point Lobos, 25x120.
GEORGE X. FRINK, NJ. D.,
1923 Merchants Exchange building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
BALDWIN s 4sTETsoN, 147 sutter ST.

SUMETHING THAT PAYS
S65, ,000--With income of over Is per cent
net: marine view; close in; just completed
hardwood finish throughout: elevator steam
heat: electricity and complete telephone service;
marble front and vestibule; lot contains over
200 square feet; in fact, this is one OF the best
apartment house propositions in the market
S26. .00o--Rents for $267.50 per month: PAYS
over 10 per cent net story apartment house
near Fairmont hotel; building completed about
6 months ago; finely Snished inside, modern; act
quickly, for this Is going TO sell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

FOR sale-Cottage. III stories: cars pass door
81 800; terms. Box 1853. Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02
EDUCATIONAL

PILGRIMS 70 the HOLY LAND and TOURISTS
10 EGYPT and Turkey are recommended to
take elementary course in ARABIC. sadvan-
tages freely explained. NJ G. BACOUR, 1872
Market st
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

GOLD. amalgam. rich ore bought cash: assaying
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO., 13f 5th st. near
arri
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

INNESTMENTS
E. F. WAYLAND & CO., BROKERS,
474 Monadnock Building, San Francisco. Cal
STOCK OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
), 600 shares Ramona Oil Co. 20 $. IL
1.000 shares Spring Tire Co. :.......-..@ .21
1. 900 shares Templor Ranch on Co.-...6 .19
= ]. 600 shares Alaska Petrol. & Coal Co. a .25
600 shares Coainga Aladdin oil Co. a Is
coo shares Four Metals (San JOSEF )...-@ is
900 New York Coalfnga oil Co.. "a 20
], 900 shares Section Six Oil Co.......-@ 80
100 Burlingame Tel. Typewriter. "a SO
100 shares Mascot Copper Co......@ 4. so
I 25 Telepost IS. A" and Conv. a 100
Is United Wireless pfd (trans) % 20. 90
10 shares Chiapas Rubber Plant. "a II. so
shares Paenque Plantation. % 30 90
l Hidalgo Rubber. (1906l a 4l0.o0
FOR sale-So acres practically proven oil land in
the great San Juan oil fields southeastern
Utah For particulars address 429 Phelan bldg.
OCEAN SHORE RY BONDS FOR SALEs D..
f. BESECKER. PAS PACIFIC BUILDING
FINANCIAL
COMPANIES Incorporated and organized y most
favorable charters Natl Inc, S11 Nils bldg.
MINES AND MINING
GOLD, amalgam. rich ore bought cash: assaying
SOC. PIONEER ASSAY CO., 131 5th st. near
Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

THOMAS E. HAYMAN
Suite 1000 First National Bank Bldg.
Sc Post Telephone Kearny ITO;
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-02

A. CAMERON & CO..
ia MARKET ST. MAGEE BLDG
Opposite THE CALL.
Room SOL Phones Douglas 4379 C4379.
HOTELS. RO0MING AND APARTMENT
HOUSES. FLATS.
TITLES GUARANTEED
RGAIN+FIne cor. " Market: G5 rms: rent
$500; well furn large rms. this week $500.
LARGEST list of hotels: apartment houses and
fats in city 70 select from; right prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10

this course. r. the horse strikes an obstacle or
puts two feet in ! ditch he loses two points
IN the corcolrs OF last year one Spanish OIL
Ger and his charger and one Italian met all me
requirements Of these three trials. and had to
undergo an additional test to decide the cham
piOnship This made by putting narrow rJ-
stallcs in q z.~zlS course between marked
lines, and the horses were required to remain in
the lines while going NJ . very fast gait. The
Italians horse went through this without l
fault. but the spaniavd's raped his hind foot ~
q stone wall. and SO lost first place
At the last international contest in h0rsCnan,
ship in London the horse Of az italian officer
won the first prize.
Il requires much time ard patient trtiEing -
a horse 20 enable him 10 perform these wonder
ful foats. The new italian training school is
known as "Campaena Romano and its ann in
instruction is to allow the horse natural move
neEts. in the gaIo9 of the fox hunt The
mounts are trained 10 move on straight lines"
IS opposed 10 the old school OF cJncayc and con-
vex as we'll as straight movements. Members
OF the cavalry trained in the old school Of rid
ing say that this was best. as it gave the ride
fun possession os his horse and allowed the ami
NAL 20 see ahead or him. he cannot 50 we'll
Go now on the straight" lines of movement. and
there are many more accidents than there
used 10 be.
The horses ara taught to make the descent
Of "A steep bank BIZ Srst being trained to walk
down artificial banks. Ac.erward they are
taken to the mountains and made to descend
the steepest and most dangerous precipices
This practice is considered Injurious to the
horses, and IS hard Oh the nerves VI the
rider.
BY arts s. hose I'-0H.i 7r-st # ~ t- harIy s-ns:
.-uh--t th1 .-.l every t... .a ...H. ..iu-
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HORSES TRIINTNG HfRD.
Cr-a',V Mounts 10 90 Through
liar Raising ECats Near Rome.

D. ... Grand HiDpodrdr1c q tie Post yiraEu-
at. ..-..r~ School ~ To-o De Qui1to. near
L.-. .a the spring II each year. IS held an
T.. ....Ha. Concas-s Hlrpiqae. a contest
open .. che army officers Of al the nations q
tle world md their chargers. the object be-
rE .. single out the horse and rider with the
bas. training and greatest endurance.
Besides fox hunting Of tie early spring n
La.E -lfs is the greatest sporting affair Of the
Season. ana il Is witnessed not only by mill
-4-r .aulwissioners Of all European nations.
t4t also o. thousands " other interested spec
--..-s
---st year there were JOB contestants OF these
r.-.f.--ws were Italians seven BelE1ans. one
Russian. ONE Srari4rd one Rumarlan and
.-a from the Argentine Republic The horses
1 la contest were mostly Irish. wiki few
--o-1I-t5racs and one AuEl5-Arabi.a. They
cost from S6o' mp -o $1,000 each
T5- t.e first tests ~ these tournaments.
early -a The morning ~ Tie FIRST day the rid
ars start aut Ey themselves al intervals ~ j
-.w minutes on 3D. ride of about thirty miles
following a road that has been mapped out
80 certain points indicated upon the map
c-.l one must leave thu road and follow a
c-a course If over six miles in which he
a-. -H take" natural obstacles, such as
t.-... Stone walls. creeks and steep tescents.
81. -..rs carry arms and ride wiki packed
saddles F.. -lS .rlra." and four hours are al
bowed make The ride. Judges are stationed
a. - .-,l..ss and. lt the finish ~ this test
--- - any horse not Ia good condition
u --.-e.e b. take further part IN the
-.at.a.
IT, ..s -..e Be-. -0 I'D after "a rest NJ live
1..-# .....-.. '. -4-ap nrsr d course "
l--- ..-s--E Yards a-. take twelve OBJ
g,a--. . -.s Irlo5-arle t--t track. SIX min
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LILY MIYS ETISDOu

Sometimes it pays 70 BE- slow gp.a,' az
Uncle Eh.n. De faster you travels de harder
you bumps II cars a collision Washington
star