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THE TRUTH ABOUT GAS TRACTION
A BIT OF INTERESTING Correspondence
ON A TIMELY TOPIC
Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. q. 10

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 81, 10.
IaBrie Bros,
Doland, S. D.
Gentlemen We are getting so many
reports from people around Huron to the
effect that our demonstration at the HUI
ron State Fair last Fall was a failure
and that the sample engine which was
sold to you gentlemen was a complete
failure and that you had thrown the en-
CINE back to us.
What we would like to have, Mr.. La
Brie, is a letter stating facts, giving the
amount of blowing you did this Fall and
what you think of this engine. We want
this letter SO that We can have it publish
ed in the county papers at Huron to set
the people right who have been led to be-
lieve that the engine was a complete fail
ure, not only on the fair grounds, but
after it went into your hands.
A party from Gettysburg was in the Of
flee today and placed an order for one
Of our engines and stated to US that the
General Agent and the Local Agent for
the - Company had been to
see him several times and told him that
you had stated that you did very little
blowing with the engine this Fall besides,
the big drive wheels broke down and you
had to have a new set.
Now we would like to have this letter
giving the exact facts and state frankly
whether you had any trouble with the
drive wheels or the gears.
Thanking you to let us have this letter
as early as possible, we remain,
Yours very truly,
GAS TRACTION co.
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SERVICES BROUGHT ToCLosE
An Impressive Meeting at Methodist
Church When Converted Ones
Assembled at Altar.

The climax of the great gospel
meetings which have been going on
in the First Methodist church of this
city came Sunday morning when the
pastor, DR.. j. S. Hoagland welcomed
into the fellowship of the church 1875
new members. 1t was a scene never
to be forgotten when from all parts
of a congregation that numbered
more than 1900 people. they came
forward to the altar to have the past
or extend to them the right hand of
fellowship. The ceremony was sim
pie and beautiful and deeply i'm
pressive and many members with
tears in their eyes declared they had
never seen or felt a more interesting
service. Among those received were
many men and women, more young
people from the city and University
and a number of boys and girls.
Preceding the reception service
DIR. Hoagland conducted the opening
exercises with prayer and responsive
readings. The choir rendered two
splendid anthems under the direction
Of Prof. Hobson. Preparatory to the
reception service % persons were
baptized. OF the 1875 formally re-
! ceived 43 we're by letter.
The church was crowded again in
the evening. The song service under
the direction of Mr.. S. E. Morris, the
president of the official board, was
full of life and interest. The orches-
ira and the choir rendered special
numbers and added much to the in
terest of the meeting. The pastor
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preached a short sermon from the
text, Flight the Good Fight of Faith"
He showed that the genius of Chris
tlanity was conflict until Christ had
put all enemies under his feet, and
appealed to the people to be faithful
TO ali the interest of the Kingdom of
God. A number united with the
church at the evening service.
The pastor, before he dismissed the
people, spoke of the large hearing
he had received every night during
the series of services. He thanked
the people for their cooperation and
help. He referred especially to the
faculty Of the University, the Off
cial board, the various societies of
the church, the chorus, the choir. the
ushers and the orchestra. He an
nounced a series of cottage prayer
meetings to be held in all parts of
the city each week. He urged tae
people to double the attendance at
the prayer meetings and announced
that the week preceding Easter would
be observed with special gospel meet
ings.
The free will Offering to defray
the extra expense of the meetings
aggregated $3.50.
All departments of the church work
have received inspiration from these
meetings. The Hugh Smith and Ep-
worth League initiated 10 new men,
bers at its service last night. The at
tendance of the Senior League has
doubled and the Sunday school reach
ed its high water mark yesterday
with an attendance of 4SG.
One of the interesting features Of
these gospel meetings. has been the
large number of visiting ministers
from various parts of the state who
have been present from time to time
and participated in the meetings. Be-
sides the District Superintendent, DR..
j. o. Dobson who has rendered valu-
able help. the Superintendent of the
Huron District, DR.. G. e. Hager, has
also been in the meetings some. 9th
ers have been the Rev. G. T. Notson,
secretary Of the Preachers Aid So
ciety. ]. NJ. Tibbetts and NJ. r. Bald
ridge. Of Washington Springs. e. T.
Underwood. Of Mt. Vernon. G.. D.
Brown, of Parker, w. o. Redneld Of
White Lake, DR.. j. p. Jenkins, Of Wa
tertown, r. N. Kratz, Bijou Hills. ].
S. Ellis of Mellette and DR.. J.. b.
Trimble of Kansas City.
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NOTICE OF HEARING FOR EQUALI-
ZINC THE PROPORTION OF BEN.
EFITs OF LOOMS DRAINAGE
DISTRICT NO, 4,


To the herein named persons, and to
all whom IT may concern:
TAKE notice.:
That the Board of County Commits
sion siSner nas Of oI Dayi tSa s c1hpn y; South s h pa-
airy. 1910. at ten O'clock a. NJ. at the
Pee Of the Auditor Of Dayison Goun-
Dement'S Of the proposed drainage
among. the lands affected. Of the Loom
That the route and width of said
drainage district established is as fol-
lows:
l.a s'e a ! ssSs a %aWnt te of L ss%ah in e0ss sssioH
"a. Township 104, Range 81, record
'G ~ nsr R Mrs. "A angie Es ud Harris, dLibb n y.
through the Town Of LOOMS TO on or
about the Quarter Section line Of said
s e: themes Msst S SSsfte VEST eswx Shrc Of se'ttS E
South West corner Of the North West
quarter 9NWA) Of SECTION "a. reco:d
S S%as1. by G %sst b a; s9af fss Hortb sh EN- &C
Quarter (NEKl Of Section %. record
line running between Sections IA and
south East Quarter SEQ Of Section
point in said Section IA where there is
That the width of said ditch shall be
for the main tile drain varying from
four-inch tile to twelve-inch tile, and
reference is made to all the files Of
h proceedings now in the office of
the County Auditor Of DAWSON County
for further particulars.
That a description of each tract of
land affected by the proposed drainage
and the names of the owners of the
several tracts oil land, and the proper
ton of benefits fixed for each tract OF
property, taking Lot Seven CD, Block
Your .(4), Original Plat of the Town of
Loomis. record owner, Mary e. Nagel,
as a unit is as follows:
Assessment List-DavisOn County
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SUMMONS.

State of South Dakota. county of
Dawson, SIS.
In circuit court, fourth judicial cir
cult.
w. w. Davis, plaintiff, VS.. L.. F.
Perkett, defendant. .
The state Of South Dakota send
greeting to the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action
which will be filed in the office of the
clerk of the circuit court in and for
Dawson county, South Dakota and
to serve a copy of your answe to
said complaint on the subscriber at
his Office on Main Street in Mitchell,
Dawson county, South Dakota with
in thirty days from such service of
this upon you, exclusive of
the day of service, and if you fail to
answer said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. q
T. j. Spangler.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
complaint in the above entitled ac-
ton was filed in the Office of the
clerk of the circuit court in and for
said Dawson county. South Dakota.
on the 2sth day OF January, 1910.
T. j. spangler.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Mitchell, s. D.
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WILL GO TO PENITENTIARY
Young West and Allison Convicted a
Year Ago of Rape Will Serve
Out Their Sentences.

A year ago last November at the
term of circuit court Fred West and
Isaac Allison, who is more or less a
stranger in this section, were con-
victed of the crime Of rape. West was
convicted of the crime in connection
With the French girl and Allison of
.nersly the attempt to commit rape
IA the White girl. At the time the
SEES attracted considerable atten-
Ia and involved a few young men
-. me neighborhood in Prosper town
se.ip, and which seemed to have lost
its ..1oral atmosphere to a marked ex-
tent.
reston & Hannett, the attorneys
for tie young men, carried the case
to me supreme court for another
healing but the decision of the lower
court was affirmed and the young
men will have to serve out their
terms. The decision of the supreme
court was received a few days ago
by States Attorney Herbert. AT the
time the boys who were convicted
Judge Smith sentenced West to five
sesrs in the p%enitentiary and Allison
70 one year and six months. They
3ele permitted their liberty on a
socd bond being given, and as soon
S the official documents are received
flo.n Pierre the young men will be
taken over to Sioux Falls to begin
their sentences.
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Doland, S. D., Jan. 2s. 10

Gas Traction Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Gentlemen Your letter received, and
many reports have reached US also In re-
gard to our having had trouble with our
Gas Traction Engine.
We would like to state that we pur
chased the rs horsepower engine which
was on exhibition at both the Minnesota
and South Dakota State Fairs. We start
ed blowing Sept. 21st last and plowed
Cos acres in thirty days. The engine han
Travelled about 600 miles, and the drive
wheels and gears are In good shape. We
had no trouble with our wheels or gears
at all, and they have stood up to all kinds
Of work, nor did we have q new set, ~
some claim.
We pulled a 1O-bottom IA" John Deere
Engine Gang all Fall blowing g. deep
We are perfectly satisfied with our ma
chine. We expect to run a $50 Avery
Separator with it next season.
Steering device is all that you claim for
1T. Have frequently ridden in buggy OF
auto across the field with visitors who
came to see the machine, the engine
running alone.
Yours respectfully,
LABRIE BROS,
BY Oliver j. LaBrie.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Mary R. Hardesty,

Estate of Mary r. Hardesty, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator De Bonis
Non. of the estate of Mary R. Har-
desty deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publica-
ton of this notice, to the said admin
istrator De Bonis Non. at his Office
in Mitchell in the county Of Dawson,
s.. D.
Dated January 9TH, 1910.
T. j. Spangler,
Administrator De Bonis Non, of
the estate of Mary R. Hardesty,
deceased.
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SUDDEN
DEATHS!
From Poiso.ous Rheumatism

rheumatism has for years been re.
garded as an exceedingly painful dis
ease but 1t HI only been discovered
within the last few years that It IL
this terrible trouble that is either di-
rectly or Indirectly causing thousands
Of deaths yearly throughout our coun-
ralgia of the Heart. Paralysis, Uric
Acid Poisoning are among the most
dangerous forms Of the disease. If
Uric Acid is allowed to stay in the sys-
averted, but II any sufferer will 70 at
once to Scallin Bros Co.. and get q bot-
tie Of "BLOoDINE" the guaranteed
positively be cured. BLOODINE in
large bottles cost 80 cents. In old
chronic eases where there is acute
MENT" should be used with "BLOOD.
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NOTICE TO cREp1roRs.

Estate Of Sarah NJ. Espy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
estate of Sarah NJ. Espy, deceased, to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within -four months after the first
publication of this notice, to the said
H.. G. Clark, administrator. at Loomis,
in the County of Dawson, S. Oak.
Dated February 9Th, 1910.
H. C. CLARK,
Administrators of the Estate of Sarah
M. Espy, deceased.
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MITCHELL GETS SHOW
Officers Were Elected Thursday Night
at Poultry Meeting and Mitchell

Officers Were Elected Thursday Night
at Poultry Meeting and Mitchell
Gets Show.
Thursday evening at the poultry
show occurred the annual election of
officers, and the location Of the show
for the ensuing year.
The meeting was held late in the
evening and things passed on smooth
ly enorgh.' The following officers
we're elected:
President-Wm. Drabbs, Yankton.
Vice president-H. p. Sutton,
Clark.
secretary-Arthur Miller, Mitch
ell.
Treasurer. S. Vickers, Mitchell.
Executive Commtttee-Wm. Seal
lin, j. N. Crow, George w. Law. of
Mitchell, A. ]. Keith, Sioux Falls. G.
H. Washburn, WATERFOWL. L. M.
Foote, Inwood, Iowa.
The last thing on the business side
of the evening was the selection OF
a location for the next show. Efforts
have been made in times past to
move the show from Mitchell, but the
friends of this city have stood by 1t
in a strong manner. A. ]. Keith pre-
sented his home town of Sioux Falls
as a candidate and J.. N. Crow pre-
scented Mitchell's claims. When it
came to a vote Mitchell won out by
a vote of rs to z. The state show
was established and founded here
eleven years, ago and it has been
kept here all these years, having
grown to be one of the prominent
poultry shows of the northwest.
In the early part of the evening
an informal program was given made
up mostly Of instrumental music by
an orchestra, and an address by A..
j. Keith Of Sioux Falls, who gave
an interesting statement of how he
prepares hens for egg producing quail
tiles and not for the market as food.
Mr.. Keith, according to his descrip-
ton certainly has an ideal chicken
home for 500 Barred Plymouth Rock
ROSTERS, hens and pullets. He has
every known appliance for the better
ment Of the chicken proposition. and
with the aid of one man he devotes
a good deal of time to them. He has
go oIoo&,SooY IN h}u nhfnk.
en- house which on opening the door
will bring the nests around In rota-
ton to remove the eggs so that a
person will not have to cross the
threshold. Mr.. Keith also has an
electric alarm system connected with
his chicken house which runs to the
residence as a preventative to rob-
berry of his chicken home. Last sum-
mer MI. Keith said that he had "a
of his best birds stolen and after that
he put on the electric appliance and
there has been no stealing since.
Judge Shaner finished scoring the
birds this morning and by noon all
the prize winners were indicated by
the various colored tickets attached
to the pens. The judge in scoring
the birds is very conscientious in his
work and believes in giving them just
what they are entitled to without re-
spect to ownership. Many poultry
judges are accused of scoring the
owner of the bird instead Of the bird
itself, but this Judge Shanere avoids
and declares that he will only give
the birds exactly what they are en-
titled to, no matter to whom the
bird belongs.
The poultry show will close this
evening, and tomorrow morning the
city hall will be denuded of its fine
feathers and fine birds.
SERVICES BROUGHT TO CLOSE
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Lfst-D0visOn County
Drainage District No. 4.
TOWNSHIP 1Qd RANGE 81

IONV1S0TiIf TUT, ItATN0E bI.
Sec. Quarter Record Owner
IA South East-B. C. Weeks. Sr. LOO
23 North East-John e Watkins. Al. 90
"a North West-Geo. A. Johns
ton ....:.......:...:.:.... 200
IS North Vest. b. Taylor -. 80
"a South West-Geo. A. Johns
Right of Way through South
West Quarter Of Section "a,
Township 104, Range 81; Chi
r. Co. ......:................. 1900
Badger Township. ............... $500
ORIGINAL PLAT. OF TOWN OF
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Lease Of co.mo. school Lands.

N0ttce Is hereby given That on
March 18th. 1910. all the Unbiased COM
mon school land In Dawson county.
will be offered for lease at public auc
ton, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
of the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre, January 10th, 1910.
o. C. DOKKEN,
Commissioner of School and Public
Lands.
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THESE GOT THE PRIZES
Partial List Of the Winners in the
State Poultry Show Which Has
Just Closed.

Following is a partial list of the
prize winners in the poultry show
and which have been awarded. Only
the first and second premiums are
published and some Of the classes
have not been placed on the premium
book SO they could not bc obtained
in time for publication today:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-John
N. Grow. Mitchell. LIST hen. 1st
pullet. A. J. Keith. Sioux Falls. LIST
pen. LIST cock. I'd cock. I'd hen. c. y.
Boldly. Rushmore. MIMI. 1st cocker
ell. Frank Hardy. Clark. I'd cockerel.
White Plymouth Rocks-E. B.
Babcock. Sioux City. LIST cock. I'd
pullet. G. F. Norton, Washington
Springs. LIST cockerel. H. P. Larson.
Berestord, LIST hen. Cd cock. Martin
Boice. Mitchell. LIST pullet. John
Nolt. Mt. Vernon. I'd cockerel. Cd
hen.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-H. p. Pepp-
muller, Spencer, LIST pullet. LIST
cockerel. Village Park Poultry Farm,
Alcester. LIST hen. I'd cock. 2d cock
erel, I'd hen. j. K. Hull Rapid City,
I'd pullet.
Buff Wyandottes-J. ]. Neuiecker
LIST pullet, LIST cockerel. Golden Rod
Poultry Farm, Watertown. I'd pullet.
White Wyandottes-R. H. Berry,
Pocohontas, Iowa, list cockerel. VIM.
Scallin. Mitchell. LIST cock. LIST hen.
LIST pullet. I'd cockerel. H. B. SUIT
ton, Clark, I'd hen. and pullet I'd cock
Golden Wyandottes-H. p. Lar
son, LIST cockerel.
Columbian Wyandottes-George
w. Law. Mitchell, LIST pullet, I'd
cockerel, I'd pullet.
r. G. Rhode Island Reds-R. S.
Fain, Emetsburg, Iowa, I'd cocKerel,
L. M. Foot, Inwood, Iowa, LIST and I'd
pullet.
S. G. Rhode Island Reds--Chas.
Ross, Blair, Neb., list cock. I'd cock,
I'd hen, LIST and I'd pullet. w. r.
Heller, Fulton, I'd cockerel, LIST pull
let. 1st cock, I'd hen, I'd pulle.. A. G.
Westby, Porter, Mimi, LIST cocker.l.
w. R. Winter, washington Springs,
I'd cock.
Light Brahmas-Rev. G. w. VOL
fer. Parkston. list cock. LIST hen, list
cockerel, and pullet, I'd hen. I'd cock
erel. A. G. Cunningham, I'd cock.
Black Langshans-D. R. X. Hull
& Son, Mitchell, LIST and I'd cockerel
S. c. Brown Leghorns-Paul
Scott, Mitchell, 1st pullet, I'd pen
| VIM. Drabbs, Yankton, LIST cockerel
I'd cock, I'd pullet, LIST hen. I'd hen
C. F. Norton, washington Springs
LIST cock.
S. C. Buff Leghorns-Golden Roo
! Poultry Farm, Watertown. Is cock
| Poultry Farm, Watertown, LIST cock
| erel, LIST pullet.
R. G. Brown Leghorns-Wm
DidUUo, 4dAhSOAI LOU NONhS ASS WIN
erel, I'd, pullet. G. F. Norton, Yves,
| sington Springs, I'd hen.
S. G. White Leghorns, Mrs. j. J
Richardson, Alta, Iowa, LIST and &c
cockerel, LIST hen, I'd pullet.
s. G. Black Minorcas-H. P. Lar:
son, Beresford, LIST hen, list pullet
Cd cockerel.
S. G. Black Orphingtons--G. F
Slater. Sioux City, 1st cock, 1st ant
I'd hen.
Notice of School Money to Loan.
Notice is hereby given that Davi
son county has $4,000 money to loar
belonging to permanent school fund
Will loan this while 1t lasts at
percent. Make your application .
the office Of county auditor.
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Notice Of School Money to Loan.

Notice is hereby given that Davi-s
son county has $4,000 money to loan
belonging to permanent school fund.
Will loan this while 1t lasts at s
percent. Make your application at
the Office of county auditor.
Dated at Mitchell. s. D. this 18th
day of January 1910.
H. B. Anderson. County Auditor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

Hanekamp kept MS WdtcnIul eye upon
the crowd as it passed through the
gates, while Link Marks and Ike
Springer of the games committee
worked away at the games until the
creased pig made them take to their
heels.
The sack, egg and spoon and CREASED
pig contests kept the spectators in an
uproar.
The clever running of Miss Martha
Burrows won her three prizes during
the day.
The various athletic events under
the auspices of the Pacific athletic as
sociation were run off in good order
by Walter Christie. The handicapping
brought out some good competition
and Louis E. Sullivan of the Visitacion
Valley athletic association, running the
second race of his career, carried off
the honors in the mile race. Sullivan
is promising lad and should be heard
from in the future. Price and Craig,
who were on scratch. made no effort
to catch the limit men, The track was
exceedingly soft and the going bad
LITTLEPAGE TEARS TENDON
The 176 yard scratch event was hot
ly fought in the final heat. Littlepage
had what looked to be a winning lead.
but when half way around hit hole
and tore tendon in his foot, which
probably will put him out of competi-
tion for couple of months.
Claude Moss, who was on scratch in
the half, ran one of the best races of
the season, gradually overtaking every
man in the race and winning out by
couple of yards.
Donahue got the best of the handi-
capper by giving a poor record and
with his Is inches handicap carried off
first honors in the pole vault.
The running broad jump went to
Needing of the Pastime club, limit
man, Bombaugh, one Of the scratch
jumpers, having to be content with
second place.
OLYMPIC RELAY TEAM WINS
The Olympic relay team as usual
had no difficulty in winning its event,
defeating the Pastime club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

Among the prominent. postofice Of
ficials who attended the picnic were
r. W. Madden. superintendent of de-
livery, and Warren King. his assistant;
Frank E. Smith, superintendent of car
riers; Arthur Hearst. head of station
o, and z. ]. Barton of station X.
The results of the athletic events
follow:
ONE MILE RUN
Won by Louis E. Sullivan Visitacion Valley
A. A, 100 yards; second James ]. C0rbett,
Preside Y. NJ. c. A.. 125 yards third, r. III.
Lee, Pastime A c.. 100 yards. Time, A min
utes so SO seconds.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP
Wen by G. H. Needing. Pastime A. G.; ? feet;
scratch: third. Edward Alvarado Pastime A C..
foot inches. Distance Of actual jump, ID
First prize, Colonel c. d. Loveland cup.
POLE VAULT HANDICAP
Won by James Donahue Olympic club, Is
inches; second. W. W. ID. Kant, Olympic clubs
foot inches: third. Orval s. Bambaughs
Olympic club. 1 foot. Height Of actual vaults
10 feet inches
First prize, Station X carriers cup.
RELAY RACE
Won by Olympic club team, consisting Of L. F;
Conltsk. Cecil Caldwell. James Donahue and
Elliott P. Craig: second. Pastime club; consists
ing OF G. H. NEEDING, Edward Alvarado, L. Js
Carroll and ". Harding.
First prize, Charles F. Curry cup.
l7s YARD SCRATCH
First heat-WOn by Cecil Caldwell, Olympie
club; second. F. A. Smith. Irish American A. O.
Time 20 3-5 seconds.
second heat-won by Ed Martin. Irish-A -Ameri-
can A c.: second. Claude Littlepage, Olympic
club. Time. 20 3-5 seconds
Final heat-WOn by Ed Martin. Irish Ameri-
can A c.: second F. A. Smith. irish -Americau
A. c.: third, Claude Littlepage, Olympic clubs
Time. 20 2-5 seconds
First prize, ]. Harry Scott gold medal.
40 YARDS HANDICAP
Won by Frank A.. Smith, irish American A.
c.. IS yards; second. Ed Martin, Irish-Ameriean
A O. Is yards: third William Greer, Pastim8
A. c. 20 yards Time, SO 4-5 seconds.
First prize, national association letter cart
$50 YARD HANDICAP
Won by Claude Moss, Olympic club, 20 yaris3
second, William Greer, Pastime A. c., 35 yariss
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