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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-14
The Reason.

The Reason.
How did you ever happen to can
your little daughter Dagmar7"
MY wife found after careful inquiry
that It was about the only thing we
could call the little one without run
ming the risk Of naming her after some
relative Of mine" Chicago Record
Herald e6.s .rs.-
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
SAYS WATER RATE
MUST BE RAISED
JudSOn Declares 1t Is Only
Remedy for W asting.

Engineer Commissioner JudsOn favors
the proposed increase in water rates as
the only solution of the problem Of sup
plying the needed amount Of water to
the people OF the District At present
there is a great waste of water in the
city. he SAYS.
Either another conduit must he con-
structed at a cost of approximately S4,-
cOn0OO. or the water rates must be in
creased, so as to provide fund for the
metering OF the water system. II the
system were metered, the people OF the
city would he careful of the amount Of
water consumed. and the present con-
duit consequently would he large enough
to meet the demands Of years to come
All plans for providing money for the
metering of the system have been
eliminated as unreasonable and unjust
except the increase in rates. says Mr.
JudsOn. 1t would not be right to ask
the Federal government to contribute
half of the amount. for the government
is now giving the District the water
supply gratis. To place the entire cost
upon the District would indirectly place
the burden upon all the people OF the
city. Many do not use the water sup
ply. and so this would be unjust 1t
would not be reasonable to require resi-
dents to meter their own supplies when
the government can do the work so
much cheaper.
1t is planned to retain the minimum
rate of A.50 a year. and to reduce the
consumption permitted at this
rate
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

S1uare Slot II; same to same. TO secure same.
$3.50. years. 5ls per cent, seni-annuany.
Square Slot %; SANE TO same. to secure same
81, 900. years. 81 per cent, semi-annually.
Square Slot 79; same to same, 10 secure same.
81 900 } years SO per cent, semi-aEnually.
Square 3-LOt 50: same to same. TO secure same
$500. years. 81 Ter cent semi-annualE.
Chevy Chase HeightS-SGGarr lsAo lots ara o;
Frank Il. Essex e. al. Eleanor w. to George T.
Fleming and Edward L. Hilyer. to secure
William L. Crane. $500, years. 6 Per cent,
sCmi-annualy.
Chevy Chase HeiEhts-square 1855. lots and g.;
same to Thomas VI. Gale and George f. Hamil-
ton. to secure the Chevy Chase Land Company
Sl.eO. monthly and years, 5 per cent semi
annually.
Bellcruc-I,Ots 10 and Ill: Clarenda E Charlton
to Mark StCannan and Henry II. Hollande1, TO
secure John I. Gather. 500, year. per cent
semi-aI maly.
Chevy Chase Grove. Resurvey new seat. Vale,
and Fellcwship-Square 0l4 lot 10; Helen F.
Shedd and Georgia C. Stark To H. d. Gordon,
to secure Fulton R. Gordon, N,7T. TO n6
months per cent.
SQUARE 2ss-Part ot original lot IS, lot y. and
part Of original lot 3; James Sharp Ct ux
Margaret F. TO Rignald W. Beal and Lee D.
Latimer to seurc Franklin T. Sauncr and
William A Hill. 5000. months. ) per cent
semi annually.
South Grounds Of Columbian CoIlege-Part Of lot
%; H. L England William ]. F1ather and
Flank T. Rawlings, trustees TO secure John NJ
Jones. ST. 200. years per cent, seIni-annhllH'
Chevy |hsSe Hsights-Square 1875. lot =; Isabelle
g. Smith Il vir to George F. Fleming and
Edward L. Hillyer, to secure William l. Crane
$50 ) years, 6 per cent, semiannualS.
Chevy Ctase Hcights-Sqrare 1873. lot 2: Isabelle
c. Smith ct vir. William Wolff, TO Thomas VI.
Gale and George E Hamilton. to secure the
y Chevy Chase Land CompSny S.5Ss. monthly
and wears, psr cent. sfmialnualy
Square l28-Parts Of original lots and I; Bennett
7. Ault et ux.. Cora Estele. TO William A.
Hill and Rignald W. Beall. TO secure Josephine
Perkins Hill, s. 100. monthly. per cent.
Square 53-Lot % and part described Joseph y:
Crown ct w. to H. r. HOwenstein and Emanuel
Speich. 10 secure Edgar r. Richardson, N,SO,
per cent. .-. .'
Square west Of l3-Part described FTHnk Z. Padsett
to Walter r; Wilcox aud George F. Hane, TO
secure AquilIa r. Yeakle. 500. years, per
cent semi mi-annually.
Mount Pleasant-Lot 80 square 2sf7; Clara r. Will
cox to james Berry and william Mex. Clayton.
to secure Perpetnh Building Association. Sl.o0.
Randle Highlauds-Lot IS. block 5S2l; Otho W.
Hammond e M. to Henry II. Glasie ard
Archibald NJ McIachlen. 10 secure Bette B.
Head 500. year. 6 per cent, semi ianuualiy
Barry Fam-West part OF lot - section 8; John 7.
Waters ct w. to Maurice Otterback and FrAnk
NJ Isaac to lsecdre William, ". King -. 10
Il months. per cent -.
Holnead Estate-Lot 10. square 8ss; Carrie A.
soney to James Berry and William Nick. Clay
ton. to secure Perpetual Building Association.
aEA
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Petwurth Additiun-Lot ; square q: Susie l.
SoIlers ct Tir to w H. Saunders and Claud
Livingston. to secure WilmOt W. Trew. s.. 100,
monthly per csnt-
Lot I6-Square so: Theodore Walter ct u1. to
Alexander H. Bell and Frank p. Madisan. 10
secure Philip Schwartz. $1,000 on demand, per
cent.
Square Slot -; Harry A Kite e. uK. to b. F.
Saul and Walter y. Hilton. 10 SECURE Thomas
E. Allen, $500, , years. 81 per cent. semi an
nually.
Square slot S. Same to same. to secure same.
S00O, years. 81 per crnt, semi-annuauy
Square Slot IS; same to same to secure same,
slO0O. , years. 81 per cent. ssmi-annually.
Square Slot 81; same to same To secure same
HooO. yean. 81 per cent. serni,annually
Square S-LOt 3S same TO same 10 secure same.
$lOoD. years, 81 per cent semi-annually
Square slot %; sane to Aame. to secure same,
Sl.0to. years 81 per cent. semi annually.
Square Slot 20; same TO same 10 secure same
$1,000, years. 81 Ter cent. semi annually.
Square S-LOt a: same to same TO secure same
Sl.OOc. years. "a per cent, semi-annually
Square Slot 33; same to same. TO secure same
81 900. years 81 per cent, seni-annually.
Square Slot 43; same to same. TO secure same
Sl.O0. years. 81 per cent, Semi-annually
Square Slot -; same TO same, TO secure same
H.oCo. years 81 peT cent, emi-annnaly'
Square Slot IS: same to same. to secure same
a,OOc } wears 81 per cent. semiannually-
Square Slot IS; same 20 same. to secure same,
A.oOO. years. 6li per cent. semi annually.
Square Slot 65; same to sane. TO secure smo'
- N.ooo. years 81 per cent, semiannuaiiy.
Square Slot 66; same 10 same, to secure same
H.oOo. years. "a per cent, semi-annualE'
Square 3-Lot 81: came TO same. to secure Ame'
$1,000. } years. 81 per cent, semi-anuually
Square Slot 6s; same TO came. to secure Sme'
H.oo. years. 81 per cent, semi-ann'nIE'
Square Slot 90; same TO same. to secure same
AOoo 3 years 81 per cent semi-annualy.
Square 2-IOt 70; sane TO same, 10 secure Sme'
500. years 81 per cent semi-annualiy.
Squa1 Slot n same TO same. 70 secure same.
Square slot ~; same TO same. 20 secure same.
$780, years 81 per csnt, seni-snnually.
Square slot -; same 10 same. 10 ecne SANE,
$780, years. 81 rer ceut, seni-annuahy'
Square 3-LOt f6; same 70 same. TO secure sane.
$780, yeau, 81 per cent. semi annually.
Square Slot "a: sane To same. 70 secnre @me'
$3.50 year,. 81 PET cent sesni-aunuauy.
Square Slot 70; ssmo 10 sane to secire same
N,5o yean. 81 psr cent, ssmtannuailE
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court.

Z
Nos 1874 and gT57. Nichols " Nichols: order
conaolidaring cause In above cases. ArtorneyS
MILAN & Smth-wison Barksdale and c. +
Hcrdlc'.
No. $50. Noakes vs. KcnsiEg,on ct al. deere
ratityirs auditors rlort. Auorcs!s Hamilton &
Colhcrt.
No. ScST. BAILEY vs PailSv: d,crce for sale and
appointing Edmund CarrnEtnr and Erskinc Gordon
trustees: bord G.OOO Attunogs. z. Caringtoll-
E. Gordon.
No $3.50. Riggs Rigs: pro cnfesso. Attor
ney. George F. Williams.
No. Sons. Richards W. Fitzhugh: leave granted
ElHIbrth VI. LaWreEson and j. Dudley Morgan t.
answer ATTORNEYS. Ge0rEr T. Williams and Jesse
F. Po'bury-TIcker & Kenyon.
NJ 9J7i Hnfheimer Fraser et al: order
fixing amount Of sITcrs.d deas: bond, $500. Attor
mcy-. NJ. p. R0@eubers-R. B Fsharty and Leckie.
Cox & Kmtz.
No. sG233. Dawson Dawsru; rIle rrrurAhle
Scpt.mh,r ;. 1911. Attorneys, J. II. Zsbel-W E.
Ambrose.
No. 5Ji3S. Shrrve lreceiverl vS The Capital
Traction COMPANY; order requiring appearance and
answer. Attorneys, LeTCh x Williams.
No. 30i7j. SlCman texcCltOrI rs. Muuford ct al. ::
nile rctunable September H. 1911. Attorneys,
Lorrh & Hillyrr.
No. 2e4B. Hughes vs.. Hughes: decree vsStinE
decree for sale Attorneys, Thomas Walker-W. II.
Richards.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
sePtem I,
CFrIdny, September, I, 1919

Chevy Chase Land Company to Isabelle C
Smith, SIC
Fifth street northeast between g and streets
Square S3. lot3 and pan described in rrar:
II. r H0rypnS'ein uN TO James L. Crown
ct uX.. Sadie $, (joint teDantsl. $40
Twcity-siIth street northwest. between VI and n
strr'tF-W"-t Of square l3 part described Mary
A Myers and Julia OMeara TO Frank L
IadEett. 500.
H su,,t nu-hu ss,t tctUcen Nineteenth and T7,r-
tieth strN's-Fart 4 original lots and :,
square I'D: josephine Perkins Hill TO Bennett
T. Ault aid CurN Estelle Ault Joint tenants SO
Twcutv-siXth street. between " and streets
northwest-Part described. west uf square I3
Wentworth Jones G Copeland Jones' Danna +.
Daut"rth, Carrie +. MaCkenheimCr. Nicholas z.
J"nCe, and John e. Jones TO Frank Z. Psdgctt,
SIS
Twenty-siHth street fctueen VI and streets north
wcst-Par desIihd, west cf square l3: Q.
CoICIaud Jones At Tx. to Frank +. PadEe+t IS
Il stprt northwest between Thirtieth street and
Avon place-Lot la. square l2s2 Harry \. Kite
ct to Thomas !. MacSamee. SO.
Villa Park Lot ). block IZ39 Clara A. Marden ct
vir 70 g. II. Waterman. Sl5lB
Lot lC-Square 3li; Fulton r. Gordon ct uG. To
Helen +. Sheid and Georgia c. Stark. S.s47.
Mount F7sa.ant-SIusre 2sI7 lot $40; Grace @.
Morris 10 Clara b. Wilcox, $40.
Villa Park-Lot s. block 1902: Clara A. Marden
ct yir to Howard wech. GO5
Lots and 4. block i225 lots 10. ls. and Is. block
4226 lots 2 md 3 block 42I3; to J. G.
Merritt SOILS
Lot ?. block 1902 to Sidney Burnap. S3ol.S
~ and - Thirteenth strcrt northwest-SquNre -.
part Of original lots l3 and 3. lot p: FRANKLIN
T. Sanncr rt u1 and William A. Hill ct ux.
70 JameI Sharp. SO.
Columbia Heights-L0t lJs. block q: Charles ".
King ct W. Alice A. to McLain Brashear, SO;
Trust. s. 5OS
Chevy Chase Heishts-Square 1855. lots and 6:
the Chevy Chasc Land Company 10 the New
lands Company. SIC.
Petworth Addtion-SIuarc q. lot 3; WilmOt w
Trsv et Xix. Alice O., to Susie L. Solsrs SO.
l0Ol q street sOtthwcSt-Square go. lot Is: Annie
NJ Cumnins rN 10 Theodore Walter.
American University Heights-LOts y and q, block
8 Cialcn L. TAFT ct uI.. Daisy L.. TO Joseph
L. Tait SO
Burrrille-Lots IS to ,; and a. block 9. section =
and lots 8, 10. g. 81. and 32 block g. section s.
Charles A Douglas TO s. w. Cockrell.
GeOrget0wn-Parts Of lots "a and y; Benjamin y.
Needs trustee. 10 Frank + Padgett.
GecrgctGwn-Psrts Of lots "a and IS; Frank z
PadF.tt to Lewis HCTfeumair. $40.
Mount PleasGnt-East part Il lot rs; Thomas Fl.
Hall and Nicholas Riley trustees and executors,
10 Charles 3. Newman, $500
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
LEAVES 81 APIECE
TO HER RELATIVES
Woman Gives Big Sums to
Friends and Church.

Signed by three fellow-sufrerers and
inmates Of the Home for Incurabl as
witnesses. the will OF Josephine r. Hag-
gerty. herself a former inmate of the
institution, was fled for probate yester-
day. The paper is dated August Is last.
just few days before her death. and
directs that the executor, Victor II. Ohm
stead. give to each of her brothers, sis
tiers, nieces, and nephews, and other rela-
tives who may apply the sum Of 81 each.
Rev Father Tracy, of st. Stephens
Church. New York is to receive $500, and
the same amount is set aside for masses
ITO her good and true friend" Bette
Oimstead. the sum s., 900 and wearing ap-
parel are bequeathed and to the Misses
Jeanette and Sarah Oliphant. of Thlr-
teenth and L streets. the sum OF 400
each. --
Her good and true friend" Edmund
Olmstead. OF Cleveland. Is remembered
with 1000 and the st. Rose Cancer Hos
pital. in New York. 10 TO receive a SINH
lar amount. TestatFix sets 500 aside for
a headstone and 500 for a casket, and de-
yises all the rest and residue OF her es-
tate to her good and trusted friend"
Victor H. olmstead.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
Probate Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


Estate Of Eliza o. Lucas exemplifed copies OF
administration proceedings.
Estate Of Michael J. Frawley; order appointing
guardian ad litem.
Estate of Mary E. Rinsgold; petition and order
authorizing sale Of bonds. AttorneS Dickens
Sazle.
In re Clifford J. McGm: petition and order ap-
pointing Anna McGill guardian. Attorney. Robert
y. Mcnamara
Estate Of Sarah VI. Macdonald; will dated Sep
tcmosr l5 1901. naming l. Harry Oarms executor.
Estate of Joseph Harper; order admitting will
TO probate and record and letters teStamentary 10
Belle c. Harper; bond. 500
Estate Of John B. Sleman. jr.; petition for in
struction.
Estate Simon Wolf; order appointing guardian ad
litCm and granting letters Of administration 70
Yetta Wolf; bond. 500. Attorney. ]. B. Stein.
Estate of Catherine Cooney; rule to show cause.
Estate Of Charles G. Jones; exemplihod copy Of
will filed.
Estate Of Josephine n. Hagerty; will dated Au-
gust q, 1911, naming Victor H. Olmstesd executor
fled.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
GIRL TO BE BROUGHT HERE.
Miss Sachs, Arrested in Chicago by
Companion, VIII Return.

Learning that she was about to desert
him Max Kaplan caused the arrest in
Chicago OF Ella Sachs. with whom he left
the city several weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Sachs, parents of the girl, who
live at III II street northwest, were in
formed of her arrest and will send her
money to return to this city.
The girl. who is eighteen years old, left
this city about three weeks ago under
the pretense that she was going TO visit
friends in Baltimore. She evidently went
straight to Chicago in company with
kaplan. Her parents thought until made
aware of her arrest in Chicago that she
was still sojOurning with her Baltimore
friends.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
Tempernnce worker. Prote.t.

President Taft has received hundreds
OF protesting letters from church men,
bers and temperance organizations
throughout the country, requesting that
James Wilson, Secretary OF Agriculture,
be prevented from acting as honorary
president of the Second International
Brewers Congress 10 be held in Chicago
October 12 to q Mr.. Wilson has already
accepted an Invitation of the organiza-
ton to serve as honorary president.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
sCiFcuit Court.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

| No. 1904. United States eT rel lane vs.. Fisher.
Secretary Of Interior: rIIe TO show cause. AttoT-
neys. Happier X Merilat.
| No. 5225. VeTmillon baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; time IN file transcript extended to
October % 1911. inclusive Attorneys Leckie Full
! ton & Cox-G F. Hamilton.
No. 1922. Stuart ". Tratt ct al. order making
| hcir%at law Of Adam 5. Pratt partners and rrmov
ing and directing that sci. ia. issue. AttOl
news W Z. LG5tpr-TOhn RiduIt.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
EUufty SuifA.

No. NI35. Paul sleman. executor d the estate
of John B. Slemsn, jr.. deceased. vs. Edward g
Munford ct al for receiver. Attorneys Henry F.
LcrCh and C :. HillycT
No SGI36- Arthur L. ShreTe receiver for the
BaltimorG and Washington Transit COMPANY Of
Maryland. vs.. The Capital Traction Company; TO
require defendant to make reciprocal transfcrS At
tnrneys Harry +. LsrCh and Henry W. Williams.
No. SOss7. Mary L. Hoffman vs.. Lula s. Newman
ct al; partition by sale. Attorney. George c.
Geqtman.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

Meridian HilI-LOts % to y, block 10; Frank
LAnGam Ct ux. 10 George W. and William H.
Linkfns. 20 secrIre John J. Oeary. SS25D.
monthly per cent.
WoOdridge-LOt s4. square S2ss: John F. Carlson
ct TX to Archer +. MCDOWELL, to secure August
CaTlSon. N.55, l to 81 months. per cent
Square l5C-LOt 2+6. Rose l. May 20 Harry O. Co
lnbuS and Robert o. Kerby. TO secure GeOrge
d. HoEnng. SIS 10 II months. per cent.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Carolina avenue northeast. between and
strectS-Square 1904. lot Ii; Frank Leslie
CrilH ct to Nettie r. Tcbhs. SO.
North Carolina avenue northeast, between A and
streets--Sqnare lo5i lot lS5; Nettie F. Tebbs
TO Frank Leslie CriIly ct ux., Lotta z. $40.
GeorgetowD-Partspd lots "A and %: William W.
MILAN. trustees. BENJAMIN y. Needs. trustee.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-L0t 5lS
binck 4; George y. Sellers ct uI. 10 Nellie N.
L. Jenkins SIC.
Chevy Chsss Heisht.-squars 1875, let :; tbs
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
Jailed for Card Game Row.

James Logan was sent down. for sew
enty-five days yesterday, because he
stabbed sonny Washington following
a row over cards Thursday night Sonny
has several cuts and yards OF bandages
on his face and neck.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
Lawsuits.

No 5e05. T. Clifford Berry vs.. Thomas O. May;
| damages, $500. Attorneys. Mudd & aIpdd.
No. S3ei. United States Of America ex rel
Cordslia Lane ct al. vs., Secretary o the InterOE
mapdamus. Attorneys. Happier & Merillat.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
In nkruptcy Court.

No. 30 In re William ". Smith discharge.
No. 657. In re Washington Peach Bottom Slate
Manufacturing Company; order that Mark ".
Wright make report.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 645 .. m.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall leaves Seventh street wharf At 10
& m. and 30 p n. daily. except Sunday.
Steamer st Johns leaves Seventh street wharf for
Colonial Beach at 2:D .. N.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York ayrrue
every quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Park
Chevy Chase. and Rensington-
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sixty-thrse limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore leaving FIJI
teenth street and New York avenue on the hoEr
and half hour. Also trains to Annapolis FIVE min
utes after the hour.
Cars from 18th and streets northeast direct 70
National Training School and Bladensburg.
Chesapeake Beach train schedule In railroad
column. Take New York avenue columbia Liuel
street car. For additional information phone
To Great FsIs-Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railroad cars every few minutes from Thirty-sixth
and NJ streets.
larly on the best tables. Uniformly pure
and wholesome. At your grocers.
Oysters. Md. QuIck, $40 9th & zoos Pa. av.
Boy Sent to RefOrmatOry. -
Charles, Carey. recently paroIed from
the National Training School for Boys,
was returned to that institution yester-
day by Judge Aukum, Charles was
charged with larceny Of an automobile.
lamp and a revolver.
- Ben-Hur.
Electric webster. TIT 9th. Main $50.
r London had thirteen surgeons and doc
tors in I5l3, and they were exempt from
bearing arms or serving on juries.
Z kSdaks, Developins, asd Printing.
Columbia Photo supply Co. lt04 n, Z. 0y.
Are Rou Using DR.. sehIndleRs Peanut
OH Rutter4 1oc at grocerT.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

r London had thirteen surgeons and doc
tors in I5l3, and they were exempt from
bearing arms or serving on juries. &
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

JnO. G. MeinberE's Bread Is served reEu-
larly on the best tables. Uniformly pure
and wholesome. At your grocer's.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

coiSmbIs Rhoto suppiy Co. lis4 y, s. av
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02

Are Rou USING DR.. sehIsdIeRs Peanut
The Washington herald., 1911-09-02
Oysters. Md. auIck, $40 9th q 1OOs Pa. av
Boy Sent to Reformatory.
Ben-Hur.

Electric 4web.ter, Ut 9th. Main $50.
The evening world., 1911-09-06
O'Flaherty Never Had a Box
ing Glove on Until Two
Weeks Ago.

T YE's a clean cut. manly looking
chap is Robert O'Flaherty. who
to-day brought back from Phiis-
dclphia an elaborate belt made over a
red. white and blue ribbon, o'Flaherty
won the belt In an afternoon and eve
ming Labor Day white hope" tourna-
ment In SLOW Town. beating three
heavywcights '!gger than himself.
breaking the Jaw Of one with a crushing
John l.. right swing and sending him Ia
the hospital for facial repairs.
o'Flaherty says up TO Labor Day he
had never appeared In n ring In his
life and hadn't even had a boxing glove
OF until two weeks ago. i've mixed
up IA some scraps In my time" said
ne to-day, but | never tried the rims
game"
over In Philadelphia O'Flaherty wor
all three Nights In convincing style. but
ne suffered u fracture OF the rib In tn,
! second bout n went through the third
fight without knowing It, This and q
black eye wnk the total OF his marks,
"IIow do you like the gamer" O'Flah.
erty was asked, Sure ] like IL for IN,
The evening world., 1911-09-06
POOR HEALTH COMPELS
HILDRETH TO SELL HIS
GREAT RACING STABLE
light, l9u, by The Press Publishing Co. CThs New York world)

Sroken down and I've decided TO take
Mrs. Hildre,h over to Europe for q
year or SO. There would be no sense
In my attempting to keep the big stable
going for the length OF t!.nc we expect
TO be abroad, and for that reason they
will be sold TO the highest bidders. They
make up no finest bunch Of speedy
horse flesh in America.
San, Prefers to Race at Home.
Perhaps when l return from the
other side racing will be resumed here,
II in that case l will buy up another
string. Other wise I ave planned to re-
turn. gather together another stable and
take Ii over to France. But I'd much
prefer to race at home.
No place in The country has had
finer. cleaner racing han that which
was carried on in this State. and It
seems too bad that We cannot hold 4;
here. However. I believe 1t will come
back within a short time"
MI. Xtldrsth likes to mention
the sans that dinsrsnt great
horses q his have won-hor:ss
to BE- sold. *. largest winner
captured sio7,s4s In staissi Mont
sg Ss :ssad sss'G sss.7 sS'; ~: a .sisa9,
Ken. sas, 7so, ana Esus, ea0,5e5.
Il bought Fitz Herbert from John r.
Madden for $4,000. and later on. when
the horse had developed. resold him to
Mr.. Madden for $4,000. Somehow I
couldn't get along without Fitz Herbert.
SO | bought him back from Mr.. Madden
for 10000" said Mr.. Hildreth.
Although the great trainer expresses
much interest in all news Of racing In
South America he does not care about
entering the sport there.
THE fact that members OF the Buenos
Ayres Jockey Club bought fifteen Amer
lean yearlings. paying all the way from
$4,000 TO $50, 200 each for them, proves
that our horses are considered very
classy" continued Mr.. Hildreth.
After I've had a good long rest on
the other side I'll be back and into the
game again. once a horseman always
"a horseman." was Mr.. H!ldreth's part
ing remark.