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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
FOREIGN MOBILES
CROWD new YORK
COUNT AND COUNTESS sZEcH
ENYI, MANcHEsTERs AND
LORD FACET AMONG IN
ROYAL CRUSH.

New York, Feb. 10.-FIfth avenue,
the most fashionable thoroughfare in
America took on the tinge of the
Champs Elysee Saturday afternoon and
for b time one would have thought
New York an internal capital by the
numbers of nobility in the fashionable
crush
Among them were two titled hus.
bands of the daughters of American
millionaires, a sutton for the hand OF
Mrs. William 3. Lees, the $3, 200, 000
widow of the late steel plate king, and
another was a member of a rich and
noble house Of Belgium, who Is en-
gagged to an American girl
Except on occasions when an AFFAIR
of internal interests bring foreign
statesmen or when foreign representa-
tives of their government gather here
there are more high priced husbands
Of the nobility and titled suitors in
New York now than there has been
for many years.
The Mauritania and steamers Satur-
day brought in cargoes OF aristocra tic
blood. II Is rarely that the royalty APP
pear In public. The Szechenyis are
spending their time with the brides
mother, Mrs Vanderbilt. at the man.
sion, and except for the Fifth avenue
promenade their only public appear
ance since their arrival i'm Americs
was at an inopportune time.
The duke OF Manchester is a jolly
young chap. stockily built. with the
pink complexion OF an English squire.
1--WE shall have a good time in tht
west" he said. II want to see some
of the wonderful mountains and des-
serts in the western states. shall en-
Joy myself in Florida. for they say
that Palm Beach 10 a jolly place, with
out jot of bally care or trouble
BERTHE" Paget was not inclined Il
talk about his reported suit for this
hands of Mrs. Leeds. BERTHE IL q mem.
Der of King Edwards household; his
wife would enjoy the functions or this
inner court circles.
Lady Paget comes 10 America OF
personal business and her stay Is Of in.
definite length. The Pagets are accom-
panied BY Lady Kaye, who is making
her first trip TO America
M. Descinca comes to make the ui-
innate preparations Tor his marriages Il
the granddaughter of Mrs. John a
Logan 0f washington. He came al.
rect from Paris and was present at tn,
food.
ct was indeed terrible thing. d
course. II was exaggerated in thu
press, ne said. Paris Is q city Of gay
people and I'll wager shilling tina,
the people of America worried rnor'
than the people Of France"
or the latest influx, Baron Baldinger
Seidenberg of Sweden comes on private
business.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Thursday Wsb. 1O

Thursday. FEB. no.
Fargo college Glee club, stones
hall Z
Friday, Feb. ~.
Twenty eighth military ball OF Co,
ID. nj. B. M. O., stones hall.
North pakcta Editorial Association
vneetins
Tueeaay, FEB. 10.
Jotnt convention Of state jewelers.
and state Opticians associations.
Wednesday, Feb. 10.
Joint convention Of stats jewelers.
and state Opticians associations.
Artist Recital BY GieI Diliard Gunr,
ptret Baptist church.
ThUrsd y, Feb. ~
Joint convention of state jewelers.
md state Opticians associations.
Monday. FEB. III.
Town meeting discussion.
Friday, April I.
Trades and LaboA Assembly state
tsnvention benent lance.
Monday, July 25.
North Dakota State fair.
Tuesday, July, 20
North Dakota state fair.
Wednesday, July IN.
Noyth Dakota state fair.
Thursday, July 2e. h
Notth Dakota state fair.
Friday, July 20. ~
North Dakota state fair.
Saturday, July 80.
North Dakota state fair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
People Of Note

- 4. Nelson Il here from Ray. ". p.
III r mitchell ii III from New Rock
ford
John p Erickson Ii here today from
cooperstown
A. q Martin il prorninent visitor
from Montpelier
M r. Norris ana M ID. williams
are here from Jamestown
state Treasurer O. Z. Bickford Ii
here from Bismarck today.
. d. ]. Kormack and ". M. Kornack
are IN today from Michigan.
w L. whitney OF Grand FORKS is
transacting business here today.
Ford Gardner Ii in from Gardner to-
day locking after business matters
wv 4. Richards end A. II. Aonett Of
Dickinson are visitors in the city today.
DR.. M. MacGresor left Monday for
Scott, Alberta, on professional business.
Jossph Mann Of washburn is 10 the
city today attending to business mat
ters
=. A. Conn OF Courtenay was an arr
rival THE morning and is guest at
the MetropoIe.
John Valley and NJ. J. Moran are
here today TO attend the democratic
political pow pow.
State oil Inspector r, A. Wilson OF
Bathgate 10 one of the prominent dem
ocrats here today.
Phil. w. Farnhan1 returned from Iii.
cities this morning after week scent
there on business.
J. Sorenson and wife and Miss Josie
Robertson OF Belfield, are spending the
day with friends here.
Thos, Nesbitt and Or. w. S. Platou
are here from. Valley city attending
the democratic meeting here today.
2. j. stenvick and John L. Fahey are
here from Minot in attendance at the
democratic state central committee
meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
MHARG TO GET
GOOD POSITION
PiNcHoT's FOE BECOMES EAST.
ERIN REPRESENTATIVE OF
CHocTAW INDIANS.

Washington. Feb. s.--President Taft,
upon Recommendation Of Attorney Gen.
era1 Wickersharn and Secretary Of In
terror Ballinger, has approved the con-
tract between Ormsby McHarg, former
assistant secretary of commerce and
labor, and the Choctaw nation, ry
which McHarg is to become the east
ern representative of the tribe at a
yearly salary of $4,000 and expenses.
Mcaarg was Postmaster General
HitchcocB's right-hand man in lining
up Taft delegates in Oklahoma pr'or
to the Chicago convention, and at the
outbreak OF the Ballinger- Pin not row,
in newspaper interview, defended
Ballinger and made an attack upon
Chief Forester Pinchot This was be-
fore 1t was generally understood that
McHarg was seeking a position which
had to have favorable action in the
Office of the secretary of interior.
McHarg also had contract with the
Chickasaw nation which provided for a
yearly salary of $4,000 to represent
that tribe in Washington, but the con-
tract was recently withdrawn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
VISITING NURSE
HAS BEEN SECURED
FARGO ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
GETS WORD FROM MISS GRACE
NJ. ROBINSON THAT SHE WILL
ACCEPT PosITloN--HAs HAD
LONG TRAINING.

Miss Grace N. Robinson of ST. Paul
has accepted the position Of visiting
nurse and housekeeping visitor OF the
Fargo Associated Charities. She viii
arrive in the city March / to assume
her new office.
The officials or the Associated
Charities are greatly eiated over SEE
curing Miss Robinson. She has had a
long practical experience and years
OF training. She received her training
in a Boston hospital and for the past
year and a half has been tuberculosis
nurse for the st. Paul Associated
Charities. she comes highly recon-
mended.
The next move that the Associated
Charities expect to make Is provision
for day nursery There are dozens
OF women in the city who would use
this nursery IL IL were installed.
Supt. q. e. McCracken stated this
morning that The funds are coming ir
in good shape. This practical work
! for the unfortunate Of tie city meant
the expenditure OF considerable money
however" said he. and we hope thai
there viii be a still better response
We hope hundreds OF citizens will be-
come members on the 81 year basis
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
MISSOURI TOGA
PROVES POPULAR
" us, FOLK AND AADLEY ARE
LIKELY TO ARREAR i'm
PRIMARIES.

st. Louis MO, FEB. 10David n.
Francis, former democratic governor
Of Missouri and twice mentioned in
national conventions as presidential
possibility. has formally announced his
can6idacy for the party nomination to
succeed United States Senator William
Warner, republican.
Former Gov Joseph w. Folk also
may be candidate for the democratic
nominations although his candidacy has
not been announced. The primaries
will be held III November
GoveFnor Hadley il mentioned aa d
possible republican, candidate to sIc-
coed Warner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
City in Brief

Elsberry Towrer county, is the
name Of a new postoffice established.
The regular meeting Of the Wonarl's
Union Label league meets this eve
ming In the Union hall at O'clock.
All members please attend.
Glen billiard Gum Of Chicago will
give piano recital in the Baptist
church, Feb lis. Tickets at Cassei-
mans 81.
The Red Men held smoker last eve-
ming in L, X temple and entertained
a number Of their friends in an inter
esting n1snrer.
3. Desoe. an old.tlrner In Cass coun-
ty formerly living at wild Rice, but
now Of overly, leaves tonight for his
home after a. three weeks visit with
oid-tirne friends.
Fargo Hive NO. s, l. o. +. M, will
hold q special meeting Friday after.
noon, Feb. II, &c 3 o'clock. There will
be balloting on candidates FOR once
and applications for membership,
w. "A. Brown, the wen known Short
Horn cattle breeder of Armenia, NJ. D.
Is in the city on business. He called
at the otiIces or the state fair associa-
ton and states that he would exhibit
at the fair July rs 10 80. The cattle
breeders are becoming interested In the
coming exposition.
The adult young peoples class of the
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will hold valentine social in
the church pariors on Friday evening
Feb. II. Music, games, refreshments
and a good time will be features of the
evening, All young people Of the
church are invited.
The Fargo w. c. +. u. win meet
with Mrs. 8. Fl. Crothers, oil Ninth
street south. Friday afternoon at !
5'cloelx The programme will be in
charge OF Mrs. VIM. Keye and is on
Training for Obedience. The evening
fffseting which was to have been held
tomorrow evening has been postponed
until Friday evening. Feb. %. when the
union will have a social meeting at the
home of Mrs. B. r. Spalding.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
SWINDLED TWO
congressman
]. M. WATERBURY rs SENTENCED
AND APPEALS TO THE
HIGHER COURT.

Washington, Feb. 10.---Jules M Wat
erbury of Enfield Center, N Y, re-
Gently convicted Of obtaining money by
false pretenses from Representatives
Hull and Bartholdt and Former At
torney General Meaarg, representing
himself as connected with the Assoc
lated Press, was today sentenced by
Justice Gould In criminal court No. 1,
to serve eighteen months in the ATT
lanta, Ca, penitentiary. An appeal
was noted, and pending its. DISPOSE
ton waterbury was released on $4,000
bail.
Waterbury made an earnest plea for
leniency, and although the law would
have permitted the court to condemn
him to Imprisonment for nine years.
Justice Gould considered the fact that
restitution had been made and the
young mans promise not to engage
again in perpetrating a fraud on the
public.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
GREAT FUTURE in
BANANA FARMING
BIG SHORTAGE IN CROP EACH
YEAR MAKES BANANA GROWING
SOURCE OF GREAT WEALTH TO
BANANA FARM oWNERs-GuLF
COAST PLANTATION co. HAVE
EXCELLENT PLAN FOR SMALL
INVESTOR.

The man with a single dollar saved
up now has opportunity to become a
real estate investor and owner. This
Is made possible through plan adopt
ed BY the Gulf Coast Plantation Co,
q strongly capitalized American COR
poration that has bought largely OF
the finest banana lands In the fertile
Isthrnus Of Tehuantepec, Mexico, and
will plant these lands TO bananas under
what they call their automatic banana
farm plan
Under this plan the investor pays
81 per week per acre for 104 weeks
AS soon as one-half the sum lis paid
in his land Is planted TO bananas. This
plant bears with tremendous produc-
tiveness and the usual first years cror
is 800 punches OF bananas. worth now
rs cents per bunch In the markets
at points like New Orleans. The whole
OF the farst crop income Ii turned over
to the buyer 0f the land, and succeed
Ing crops are divided equally between
the land owner and the Gulf Coast
Plantation Co. who prepare the land
plant Il to bananas. care for the. crop
gather and ship 1t.
This equitable form OF real estat,
investment apeals To the man Of sraal
means who wishes to lay up something
tor rho future. Full particulars viii
be furnished hy applying either ii
| person Or By letter to the Gulf Coas
Plantation Co. suite 20, Huntington
building, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
WHITE MAY HEAD COMMISSION
Elk Ar.hassador to Represent United
states ii Exposltien.

washington. Feb To- Secretary on
state Knox has under consideration the
name Of Henry White, ex ambassador
to France for head Of the commission
which is to represent the United States
ut rre Argentine exposition At Buenos
Ayres which opens next October The
urgent deficiency bill now In conference
carries an appropriation of $4,000 TO
defray the expenses of adequate repre-
sentation Of the United States az the
exposition. The fact that Secretary
Knox has practically made up his mind
to offer the post to Mr. White il re-
garded as indicating that the secretary
regards the rnisaaam o. the delegation
of the United states AS important
apean diplomats p0Ant of view.
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coNsuMRTloN.

being 4 germ disclose. 4 treatment that
will destroy the germs and restore
such waste as has resulted from their
presence must, in the nature Of things
effect cure s
Neither MEDICINE nor FOOD alone
In themselves will cure Consgnlp-
tion, but In combination with pure air
and correct living, they will For
We Must Feed the Biood
and through 1t the lungs It Ii upon
this principle that the wonderful
cArhlnstior Of Medicine and Food
known as ozoMULsICN IL based for
the
Prevention As well as Cure
ef Grip. Pneumonia, Chronic Coughs
Colds, Weak Lungs and all Pulmonary
Diseases, It eunbodies the healing
power OF Medicine with the rebuilding
and re3uveTga ting powers of Food
OEorlulsion Is known, recommended
and sold BY worthy druggists every
where In is OF. and or bottles.
AlMay1 ask for 0zornuision By name
That ell may experience for them
selves what this, exclusive preparation
will 40, o. Trial bottle win be sent
BY mail to all VINO send their address
BY postcard OF letter TO the OEon1ulstor
Co., S4s Pearl ST., New York.
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sexToNs BROTHER MAY SUE.
Walker Officials Scored for Not Taking
Murderer's Weapon.

Duluth, MINI. Feb, 10.--If Thomas
Sexton. of Hunting. Pa, carries out
his expressed intentionr, he will prose-
cute the officials OF the village Of
Walker for alleged malfeasanee In
office in allowing a dangerous charac-
ter like Walt-r Mcdonald to pack q
revolver with which he recently shot
and killed Howard T. Sexton. o brother
of the man from Pennsylvania Thorn
as sexton says that the officials Of
Walker have laid themselves liable fol
prosecution for not having had McDon-
aid taken care of and tripped Of hii
weapon. He considers that the Off.
cials are responsible for the killing o.
his brother
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
HELD FOR MURDER
OF DECADE Ago

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Feb. 10.--Fran-
eesco Guthrie and George Eddy are un-
der arrest charged with a murder COM
United at Belle Elaine, Iowa, ten years
ago. Guthrie was arrested at Shell
Lake, wis. and Eddy at Belle PLANE.
Both were taken to vinton for trial
Guthrie was formally prominent
business man OF Belle Plaine. On Dec
"a, 1900, his wife was found dead In
bed at her home. 1t was thought for
a time that she had committed sui
eide, but later developements indicated
murder.
IL Is charged that Guthrie was sus-
picious of his wife's actions and en-
ployed Eddy to watch her shortly be-
fore the death of the woman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
AND ANOTHER.

Aaker's Business College was called
up By phone yesterday and asked to
supply stenographer In the office of
NJ. b. independent Tel. Co. Miss An
derson was sent and went to work yes
terday school received three request Il
for office help yesterday. Take your
training at the a. b. &. and you run
no risk in being out Of q job.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Visiting Professor ArvoId.

Miss Louise Arvold arrived in the
city this morning from her home az
whitewater, wis, and will be the guest
Of her brother Professor Arvold and
wife at their new home In the Month
cello flats on North Broadway. Pro-
lessor and Mrs Arvold were the first
to move into the fine new Broadway
apartment house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
GLAD rlDiNcs SERVICES.
Increased interest In Evanoelistic
Meetings.

The services at the Glad Tidings
mission on front street continue each
evening except Saturday for the bal
ance Of the week. There Is an In
creased interest and attendance at
the inestings. Evangelist M. II. DIM
ius II incharge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
NoRTH DAKOTA WEAVING co.
Erinu Us Your Ruu Work.

we do fancy rug weaving of ali
kinds Ras rugs for chamber. bath
room and pouch. Rag carpets lii vari-
Gus patterns. New up-to-data ma
chinery, best work. Get -FOUR weaving
done before the busy time. Orders
promptly filled. TeIepsone 1889 III NJ.
ID. weaving CO.. 1927 Fifth Ave So,
Fargo.
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FINDS PHEHIsToRIc VILLAGE.
Arizona Man uneovers Skeletons,
Utensils and q Wall.

Ell Paso. Tex, FEB. 1o.--An1ther pre-.
historic village has been unearthed IN
Arizona Frank G. Erwin, while dig
ging an irrigation ditch fourteen miles
from Cochise. upearthed q number of
utensils and skeletons. and then found
a wall twenty feet long and tables
bearing remarkable hieroglyphics.
Work. at the place was stopped and the
smithsonian institute has been notified
Of the discovery
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10

Bystander curate-Has your father
stopped drinking yet, Tommy
Tommy-Yes. sir--p}ease, sir. SEVER
al times this mornirls sir.
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Business Jots
.nok nairlta alrns. phone g2s.


Cook paints signs. Phone Gas.
Or. i, Il. Savage. surgeon and ply
vician. sos Front street.
Dr.. r. w. Chandler, dentist, Fort
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Furnished rooms by day. week or
month. Tweeden block. N. ?. avenue.
II ycu aTAMMER write the Nation
ri Tnafitnte Tor statnnerers crookston,
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed.
The Forum does no Job printing.
send your next order to Hannaher n
scsannaeh at s2s ~, r, avenue. Fargo.
Make appointments WITH MRS. nj. X.
clark AT the waiaoff FOR first class
work In nianicufing. inquire at ofice.
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The Limit.
Cleveland Leader; ''Ady emily daugh-
ter eloped. And Til never forgive her!''
Now. look here. old man, rennem-
her,
Remember res. rd be deckn,
ABOUT IL, IL she'd let well enough alone.
But she not only eloped44she came
back fone!"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
MEETING OF PATROL.
Will BE Held This Evening 10 Perfee
Final ARRANGEMENTS.

There will be o meeting OF the Arab
Patrol at the Masonic temple this
evening at T:30 O'Clock when final ar
rangements win be perfected for the
circus, which opens tomorrow. The
officers want every member Of the pa
troll and others taking part IN the cir
Gus to be at the temple at o'clock
Friday and Saturday, both days OF the
circus
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CANDIDATES NOTICE

1.-THE Forum simply charges It's
regular commercial rates for political
announcements and the same must
strictly be paid for iii advance. DO
not ask to have them chargedI.
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90 MAYOR C FARno.

TO The Forum: In response 10 ma,
nnerouA requests from citizens Of Fargo
viii be candidate for mayor at thu
approaching election.
wv. ID. SWEET.
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Bs sura to Read

and zee the bargains advertised for
FRIDAY and Saturday.
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From now on is the season for cleo
Etions--the season for cutting each
others throats still sharpen razors.
Ben Harr.
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Wife PLANNED {.
HUSBANDS END
YOUNGER CHILDREN SAY MOTH
Err MIXED POISON THAT KILL
ed FRANK MOLINE.

Rugby, N. D., Feb. 10.--The web of
evidence which already holds Charles
A. Moline in its mesnes. in connection
with the poisoning Of his father,
Frank A. Moline. a prominent Barton
farmer, and which seeks to hold the
victims divorced wife as equa ~
guilty with her son, was drawn tighter
by disclosures made by the younger
Moline children. when questioned. by
Sheriff Ed Erickson yesterday.
The three younger children, Leon
ard, aged 16, Jennie, aged IA, and Os-
car, aged IL, are at the farm home of
their dead father i'm custody Of his
housekeeper. Sheriff Erickson went
out to the farm yesterday and ques-
toned them closely. He learned from
statements made by them and from
subsequent confirmation and elabora
ton Of details by Charles that it had
been the intention OF Charles to kill
his father by shooting but the mother
insisted on the use of poison for the
reason that the crime would be less
likely to be found out. Further that
she had helped Charles to mix the
strychnine with the whisky. Charles
naQ at UTSL 0DJeCNeu- 10 the NpGuAliiS-
sion of the crime but the mother said,
'It is your duty as the eldest of the
family and If you do not do It ! will
have to-
MoIins's Last Words.
II was further learne that on the
night of the murder when Charles was
driving his father out to the farm and
had given him the fatal dose which
began to take effect when. they had
reached a point about one and a half
miles from Barton, the old man at
once realized what was the natter,
and jumping from the sleigh said:
MY Godi If / could only reach
.Inters Cthe farm Of neighbor) for
for the sake Of my three dear children!
You murderer! May God keep the
property out OF your hands!"
No further admissions have been
made by the woman. Mrs. Ida Moline,
who il still held in custody
The trial OF the son and probably
that of the mother jointly with him.
lis expected to begin next week, when
the civil cases now occupying the at
tention of the court have been dispos-
ed OF and the criminal calendar is
again taken up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
What's Said

Clarence @. McGregor, S. w: The
stated meeting Of Shiloh lodge, A. r.
& A. M, win be held tomorrow evening,
1880
Violet b. Platt, Recorder: The De-
gree OF Honor win hold its regular
meeting this evening in the Loyal
knights hall All members requested
TO be present promptly at o'clock,
After the close Of lodge, cards will be
played. to which all are cordially in
vited
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FAST TIME MADE AT
COLUMBUS RACE MEET

Columbus o.. Sept 23.-Faster than
any race this week Of Grand Circuit
racing was today's 2:O7 pace. which In
dependence Boy. winner Monday and
again Tuesday. took I'm straight heats.
Tie did e:Oi5 the first time. and repea ted
this time in the second heat the third
ore being in 2:0t3.
Scienta from Hartford. Conn. was Ia
Norite for the 2:15 trot and did not have
any particular opposition. Summaries.
200 class pacing. three heats. $1.2oo---
independence Boy won. Ruth ID second.
W 4 third. Best time. 2:of3.
2.15 class. trOttiuE. three I'm five
81 2OO-Scienta won. Nance second. Fuzz
Johnson third. Best time. 2.114.
2.13 class. pacing. three in five. $1,000
Unfinished Fred r won. Diri second.
on Time third. Best time. 2:06s.