davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1911-09-22
BRIDE OBJECTED TO NAME
Thought Sehweitzer Too Close Resem
blance to Food Product.

hoASie SS'FsS'N~S' ~ ~'S9S ''S1S''
blance to Food Product.
Oscar Schweitzer received permis
sion from Justice Delahanty in New
York to change his name to Webber
Oscar did not like the old name be
cause it bore a close resemblance to
the name Of "a well known food pro
duct"
The girl he intends to marry did
not like it, either, and Schweitzer said
he thought his business and social
chances would be greatly improved by
a change.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
WOULD AMEND
BANKING LAWS
GILL INTRODUCED IN THE OKLA
HoMA SENATE YESTERDAY
RY STATE SENATOR HRoDDll
--ITs PROVISIONS,

Oklahoma City, Jan. :. State Sena-
tor Roddie today introduced In the
upper hnnse of the Qalahoila Iegisla-
ture a bin amending the state bank
ing lays The Sill provides that tile
banking board shall consist of the
governor and two other members, 10
be appointed by the senate and the
governor. committee CT hanke =
asked that two members Of the board
be bankers. but Senator Roddie says
he will fight such 4 rlan.
The bill provides that assessments
for the guarantee funds snail be left
on deposit with the bank winch pays
them and provides further that state
hanks shall not carry more TIM ten
per cent os their reserve funds n
bank the deposits u winch are no'
guaranteed by the state gaaranies
huarl ss. IS
WI A. Durant Democratic eaHtil'
nominee, was electei .7pesker Of ~
house, and j. Lloyd Williams, spetke
pro TEN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
INCREASE TERM
OF PRESIDENT
ALSO LENGTH or TINE CON
cREssMEN SHALL RE
ELECTED FOR.
CHAMP CLA ks SCHEME
Would Have President Serve Years
Without Re-electlon--1ongress-
men 8 Years-change lnaug-
ural snd Election Dates.

Washing on, Jan. 3-Extension OF
tile presidential and congressional
terms OF Office is favored by Repre-
sentative Champ CLARK OF Missouri.
II am In favor Of amending the
constitution" said Mr.. Clark To-Day
so as to elect the president for one
term Of six years al1 make MIN IN
eligible for another term. am IN
flavor of that because every time
there ii president extraordinarily
popular lot Of fools boom him for q
third term.
For more than 100 years 1t has
been part of the unwritten law OF the
land that a president shall serve two
term and no more, and to break down
that unwritten law now would be ex'
ceedingly dangerous. Therefore,
am in favor now of fixing II so it can
not be broken
If the presidential term is made
six years | am in favor Of making tae
term Of congressman three years in
stead of two"
Mr. Clark is also in ravor Of elecs
ing the president on the first Monday
in August. and inaugurating the press
dent and the members of congress OF
the first Monday in october.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
PANAMA LIBEL
SUIT IS ENDED
SUPREME COURT SAYS u. S. CAN.
kcT MAINTAIN CASE IN
NEW YORK.
AFF|RMS LOWER COURT
Which Qaasned Indictment Against
Press Publishing co.--court
Knocks out Alabama Con-
tract Labor Law.

Washington, Jan 3-By d unani
nous decision the supreme court of
the United States today held that
the federal government could NOT
maintain the so-called Panama Canal
libel suit against the Press Publish
ing Company Of New. York In me
federal courts of New York.
And 40 holding the court aifirme |
the decision ef the circuit court of
the United States for the southern
district sof New YORK, which had
cuashed the indictment.
In effect the decision was that tha
federal court had no jurisdiction Of
the alleged olfense, because the case
might have been brought into q state
court.
The supreme court through Chief
Justice White said that while me
statutes left no doubt where acss
we're done on reservation which was
expressly prohibited and punished ny
law OF tha United States, that the
law Was dominant and controlling, yet
On the other hand. wnere no law of
the United States had expressly pro
siled for the punishment of ofensaa
committed on reservation, all acfs
done on such reservation which wee
made criminal by the laws OF the sev-
eral states were less TO be punisaea
under the applicable statutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

New York, Jan. 8. 3.-President Oar
win r. Kingsley OF the New YORK
Life Insurance company, starts ms
new year with pessimistic prcd.c'
tions as tc business prospects In 1911.
In resnarling that he regards the out
,ook as hardly conducive to cheerful
ness he says: IF We're to name
controlling cause ] should&charge u
to the fact that the governmental
functions have not been well or WISE
ly performed. Business, vigorously
and efficiently carried en-, expanded
beyond Ire comprehension OF the av-
erage legislator and at many points
beyond the range Of clear legal lntG-
pretation. Business then committed
some of the grave errors that human
beings under such conditions nave al
ways committed. Broadly speaking,
il was honestly conducted and repre-
scented unprecedented efficiency. Re
forms we're necessary, but certainly
NOT 50 necessory in the conduct OIL
business as in the efficiency OF the
supervising authorities. Reform, how
ever, took Just the opposite course.
1t attacked business bitterly and az.
tempted TO correct its own reniss'
ness in a half hearted way. Put these
men in stripes was the attitude OF
| the government toward the leaders
of many of the greatest industrial en-
| terprises of the day"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
MUlT|PlEX TELEPHONE
Practical Apparatus Evolved After
Recent Experiments, Says Chief
Of Signal Corps.

Washington, Jan, 3.--Gen. Allen,
the chief signal officer of ebt army,
today announced that as d result Of
recent experiments by the signal
corps The muItiplex telephone is now
practical, whereby several indepen'
deut conversations may be carried on
simultaneously over the same wire
circuit
Another important discovery cal
culated to double the capacity of the
existing telephone lines Is that 1t =
no longer necessary to use two wires,
or what Ii known as the return
wire" for an efficient telephone, bhl
that single wire with silent earth
cornections can be used for the mu.
tlplex,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
FIRE AND PANIC COST
LIVES Of II PEOPLE
At CHURCH FESTIVAL

Mexico City, ian. Fire and
panic which occurred while new
year and religious celebration was IN
progress on an hacienda near San
Loris Petesi cost tile lives of M anil
serious injury to more taan 50, chlally
Wollen AMI children.
The church, which was small was
packed to its capacity
I'D the course cf the celebration 4
candle fell from It's socket and lgnitesl
the dry moss with which tie building
was tleeo ated The flames spread
quickly TO- all parts Of the interior,
Of those who escaped death BY
hnrning or suffcaation rany wee
killed or injured BY being traml led
In Lie rusa 10 escape t:aTpn2h the
narrow entrance. Few escaped Wit
out injury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
CONTRACT LABOR LAW.

Washington, Jan. 5.--Uphoiding me
constitution and laws Hereunder AZ
safeguard to the freedom OF labor,
the supreme court Of the Unitel
States, through Justice Hughes, today
declared unconstitutional the "con-
tract labor law, of Mariana.
The law In question provided that
II laborer with inNnt to defrand
entered into a contract 10 labor sUr
another and quit BEFORE money ad-
yanced under the contract had been
repaid, he should he guilty Of mis-
demeanor. The quitting was made
by the law a prima rac'a presumption
cf intent to defraud.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
HOXSEY' 5 BODY
Is CREMAIED
lAsT WORDS SAID OVER DEAD
AVIATOR AT PASADENA
YafEsTERrAY.
MOTHER PROVIDED FOR
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Wright Erothers win Place Large
sum to Her Credt-Movement
Fcr Erecting Monument
to Eoxsey.

asadena, Cal. Jan, s.-Withia ire
of the nountsin height which
re fssl bl'shly scalel on tao w,ass OF
the Wild, tie last words Wee said
today over the tody Of Ar&a Hose ,
who ftll to his seath at the Domin
guez aviation field last satprday.
Hrrarels Of rea~le attended q the
funeral ana te X Dir last look At fis
Iaoa tafore iIossey's body was con
signed to the furnace Of crematory
The ashes were deposited in a COPPER
urn tonight, and rlaced In the Gus
toly of the dead aviator's mother,
Mrs. Minnie G. HoSsey, who will take
them to Aitkens, Nebraska, and there
mix then. with the earth that covers
the body of her husband
The funeral services were conduct
ed in d little mortnary chapel on Q
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
TAFT HAS CONFERENCE
Discusses With Members of Congress
Legislation He Desires to Have
Passed Before March q.

Washington, Jan. 3--Presldent i AT
has been spending a portion OF has
time since congress adjourned for the
holidays in discussing with chainmen
of committees and other members or
congress the legislation he is desir'
Gus of having passed before March 4.
He expressed the hope today thae
some conservation legislation would
be passed. OF this class are bills IN
relation to the prospecting for oil and
dealing with the leasing of coal lands
in Alaska.
The president also hopes to see
passed the Gallinger bill, which would
double the money paid to vessels car
rying mail from ports in this country
to points in South America south or
the equator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
H|IOP[L[SSLY SPLIT
ON SPEAKERSH|P
REPUBLICAN FACTIONS CAN NOT
UNITE IN ILLINOIS LEGiS-
LATuRE.
sa8
|cuHDTl lr[IT[o lIAlv0NT
WALK0UT
Leave Caucus Withut Constitutional
4 Quorum and Majority Of ~ I'M
possibIe--Democra Name
Alschulcr. a,s,.sssl
Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 3.The Re-

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 3.The RE-
publican speakership conference
broke up in row tonight when 10
shurtleff adherents walked out OF the
old supreme court room saying tnat
they were dissatisfied with what tiey
termed the alleged insincerity OF as-
ministration supporters
Ten minutes later Roy @. West of
Chicago as chairman OF the Repnbli-
can state central committee called
the Republican house caucps to order
in the same room and 65 Republicans
responded to their napes. The mum.
Der liz IL short OF the constitutional
majority to elect speaker
With 65 Republicans holding out II
one action, 16 Shurtleff. adAereats
standing firm in another, one menl-
ber refusing to take a stand witt
either Republican faction and tS
Democrats holding the fort on the
ailHUilbS oiAG tHGlc dbpCdiS w ~ 49,
immediate prospects that the general
assembly will elect a speaker. With
the refusal OF the ShurtleI faction to
participate in the house caucus all
hope of the peaceful settlement of the
speakership was lost.
In view of the preAens tangled con.
dition of the speakership situation
considerable Importance attaches 10
the question Of where the to get tns
constitutional majority Of N votes, or
a majority of the house quorum to
elect speaker.
James Rose, secretary Of state
whose duty ii becomes under the con.
stitulion to call the house session 70
t ordery refused to announces in ad
vance ruling on the question.
Lawrence Y Sherman former lieut.
enant governor also former speaker
was positive in his declaration that il
takes constitutional majority of Il
votes to elect speaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
GALLAGHER DECLARED SANE
MUST co TO TRIAL

New York, Jan 3.~-JamessJ. Gala
CHER, who shot Mayor Gaynor last
August at Hoboken, was declared
sane tonight by jury in the supreme
court at Jersey City, Gallagher,
therefore must go to trial tomorrow
morning on an Indictment charging
him with shooting with intent to Kill
w. H, Edwards commissioner OF
street cleaning of New York City. y
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
FOR THE EIGHTH time
August Herman is Selected Chair
man of the National Base
ball Commission.

Cincinnati, Jan 3.--For the eignth
successive time August Herman of
this city was elected chairman Of the
National Baseball commission this
afternoon. John H. Bruce, one OF the
principal owners of the st. Louis
American League Club, was likewise
re.electer as secretary
II was said unofficiariy tonight that
the two big league seasons would
open on the same day, which prob
ably would be April IN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
COAL DEALERS TESTIFY
Chicago Concerns Say They Were Vic
tins Of Unfair Demurrage Char
ges BY Railroads.

Chicago, Jan. 3.--Coal Dealers In
Gliding most Of the largest concerns
here, testified before Interstote Cor
merce Commissioners r. G. Clarke to-
day that they were forced to wait for
the delivery OF coal cars from the
Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul
railroad and these charged demurrage
after they sought to release The cars.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st,
4 aul road was made codefendant
in the inquiry after the Baltimore n
Ohio had admitted the charges
against II but pleaded heiplessness on
the ground that the Milwaukee road
had refused to accept Its ears.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
BANDITS AND SOLDIERS
KILLED IN MEXICO,

Mexico City, Jan, 3,-Eignteen ban
dts and three soldiers We're Killed IN
d fight all San Felipe, state Of TOBIAS
60, according 10 official dispatches
that reached Mexico City late To-
night. The teegrams were sent by
messenger to a telegraph office ~
mics from tho scene Of the tsht. The
report said that ten soldiers am
many bandits were injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
SIX MEN ARE INDICTED


Los Angeles, Jan, S~-rhc feicraI
grand jury returned indictments 70
day against VIM. j. Batcheleur. Thos.
A. MONTGOMERY Jrs Grant &, Giilett
WI A, France and Edison France
charging fraudulent use Of the mails,
in connection with the sale of STOCK
in the Cleveland Oil company Of Los
Angeles
The offices Of the Cleveland Oil
Company in this city were raided twe
weeks ago on warrants issued at the
request Of the United States district
attorney. and the four named defend
ants we're arrested and released oi
bail
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
cAaMAck AMENDMENT UPHELD

Washington, Jan. 5.-The new o.
ICY Of law, making an initial carrie.
of interstate commerce liable for loss
Of shipments while IN transit, While
not only on Its lines but on those of
connecting carriers, was declared
constitutional by the supreme court
Of the United States today.
The policy was incorporated In ihe
so-caIled "Carmack amendment 70
the Hepburn rate law OF congress
Justice Lurton announced the opinion
Of the court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
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PANAMA NEEDS MONEY.

Washington. Jan. S.-'rhe national
assembly Of Panama has been con
vened in special session by Presldens
Arosemena for the purpose of OBJ
tanning authority for placing q loan or
$250,000 for administrative expenses,
according to aatelegram received here
today by the state department. from
American charge d'affairs Campbell
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

foothilI overlooked by the peak OF Mt.
Wilson, which Hoxsey surmountcd
wnen he attempted to beat his own
altitude record of 1,474 feet While
the service proper was attended by
only few friends, thousands stood
about outside,
Thomas r. Jackson, representative
Of the Wright brothers, said today
that Mrs. Hoxsey's future would De
provided for by the settlement OF
lump sum to her credit.
A movement has been started 70
erect A memorial to HoXsey on the
spot where he met death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
VIM. {. COREY RESIGNS
Probably viii Have No Successor as
President United States Steel
Corporation.

New York, Jan. 3~{aIm e. Corey,
president Of the United States Steel
corporation, resigned today, and 1t is
probable he will have no successor.
His resignation was announced late
this afternoon by y. Fl. Gary, chair
man of the executive committee Of
the corporation, to take effect at the
pleasure OF the directors.
The first president Of the United
States Steel corporation was Chas. NJ,
schwab. who. following bis resigna
tion, became president Of the Bethls
hem Steel company
Mr.. Corey has served sc On years
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
ASKS COMMISSION TO
PASS ON ROBINS SANITY.

New York, Jan, 3.-Dr Louise Bob
inoyitch today filed petition pray
ing for the appointment Of q commits
sion to pass upon the mental comnc.
tency Of Joseph g Robin, fer bro
ther. who Is Under indictment charged
with larceny of 100000 from tic
Washington Savings Fank. OF which
he was president Hearing on IN
petition is set for Thurs lay,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
DEMOCRATS NAME ALscHuLER,

DEMOCRATS NAME ALSCHuLER.
Springfield, H., Jan. George w.
Alschuler of Aurora. was tonight Sc
lected minority leader OF the house
for the 47th general assembly which
opens tomorrow, Alschuler receiver
Sc votes In the Democratic house
caucus. Geo. w. English of Vienna,
the nearest competitor for the place,
was given 2 votes.
Although the new minority leader
was given complimentary vote be,
fore the caucus adjourned, rumors OF
revolt by the English faction were
rife. Men close to the situation said
that English followers were prepal-
ing to go tomorrow when the house
convenes to ballot upon the import
ant matter of speakership.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
MuSKOGEE MAN KILLED
I'M A BRUTAL MANNER.

Muskogee, Okla, Jan. 3.-!With the
head almost severed the body CT j..
ii. Anderson was found in his res
taurai,t here today where he had been
killed by an unknown person. A
broken razor and a bloody butcher
knife nearby Indicated that he had
fought Desperate duel with nis as
salant There have been no ar.
rests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
BANK GUARANTEE UPHELD.

Washington, Jan S.--The bank
guarantee laws OF Oklahoma, Nebras-
ka and Kansas were seciared constl-
tutional by the supreme court OF the
It. $. today, and thus tine fight over
the policy of guaranteeing through
the state insurance ~ deposits IN
banks was won by the advocates of
such a policy,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
M'ENERY LAW HELD
TO BE CONSTITUTIONAL.

Washington. Jan. d That the Nes
Emery act of California, passed ~
emergency legislation after tae ca -
quake of 1906 and providing for tile
establishment and quieting Of titles
to real estate in case OF loss or des-
trletion ef public records, was eonstl,
tn;ional, was the decision today in
the supreme court Of the unitel
States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
MUST RETURN MONEY.

Bessemer, Ala, Jan. 3--Deposits
by mail from oil over Alabama We're
received today at the new postal saw
ings bank opened in this city, and
Postmaster Lewis says all of thes
will be returned, as accounts can be
opened only by patrons Ct the Besse-
mer postoffice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
FEDERALs TAKE TOWN,

Mexico City, Jan. 81 A la'c otllcii'
telegram reached Mexico Guy 70
night telling OF the capture by thf
FEDERAL soldiers under Col. Reynoldo
Diaz, Of tho Mining town of Batopilas,
state of chihuahua, Oh sunday. The
town Is nm important mining cente'
and Has been in the hands Of the
rebels for several weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
CHINESE ORGANIZATION
Being Formed IN Manchuria For Pur
pose Of Driving Japs From
Country.

Pekin. Jan 3,--lt is reported that
the Chinese in Manchuria have or
ganizeL "A society with large mem
bership to drive the Japanese out OF
the country. Reports that the japan
ese are Strengthening their garrlsona
in Manchrria has caused considerable
unrest where rumors Of Japanese ag-
gTsssion are spreading.
Stories Of Russias purpose to ocs
cupy Harbin and the intermediate
country on tnc frontier are circu-
lated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
HEAVY EARTHQUAKES
ARE RECORDED AND
WARNING IS ISSUED

ST. Lofts, Jan. S.-Calcelatlons
from the scismcsraph records at Hha
St. Lofts University locate heavy
shocks 10 the region ot
Iceland. The instrument begaa Yi
trating at G:fS p. m, the main waYes
reaching st, Louis OF 7:l5 i, In.
Tile were ten distinct shocks On
the east and west line and = on tie
north and south line, calculated at
from 1900 to 5000 niles distant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
BREAKS ALL RECORDS.

Washington, Jan. 3-Wben the post
office appropriation bill Is reported 70
the horse about January 20 1t Will
carry upwards Of s250,000,000, which
breaks all records for postofiice ap-
preparations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
POSTAL EMPLOYE FROM
CANAL ZONE ARRESTED

New Orleans, Jan. 3-Bernard 3 u
sSearney. former employee of the
United States postal service at San
Pablo, Canal Zone, was arrested here
today on board the steamer Athenas,
charged with embezzlement. He left
the canal zone several days ago with
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
PREEacTs GREAT uPHEAvAL.

VI NOZZLE, Ian. 3:s.rAlmost. continuous
tFaMb'inu III The seismograph at the
Spring Hill Cs5llege, near here. has
eausea praf- G. Ruhlmaa TO issue I
warning Of a great seismic unheaval
whie hhe fsys is sire 70 come soon
Constantly increasing tremors nave
heen felt since December 23. their
tendency being north to south. II is
believed the center Of tie dist rs-
ancc is 200 miles to the south.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

among themselves or in case the mon
archial adherents still remaining IN
Portugal rise against the republic.
The king OF Spain has lost 50 much
territory during the past twelve years
that he Is said to be ambitious to en-
large his possessions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
APPOINTS INDIAN CHIEF.

Washington, Jan. 3.--David G. Nc
Curkan was today appointed hy
President Taft as principal chief or
the Choctaw Indian nation in Okla,
homa, He succeeds his father who
died last September,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
PRoHiBiTloNisTs To MEET
IN CHICAGO JAN. "a

Chicago, Ian. 3.---A meeting Of ths
national committee Of the Prohibition
party has been caed Tor Tuesday,
January 2i, In Chicago The commit
tee Will consider the prospects Of the
party and will adopt plans for 1912,
The meeting IL called by Chairman
Chos. y. Jones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
Seem tc<<kIave Been Well Patronzed
Yesterday-Opened In 48
Towns.

Astabula, O., Jan. 3.-Many persons
We're in line waiting for chance to
let Uncle Sam take care Of their
money when the new government
postal savings bank, the first in Ohio,
opened for business here this morn
mo
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

Madrid, Jan. 3.-The latest report
concerning the future or Portugal Is
to the effect that Spanish ttAops have
been massed on the frontier with a
view to the annexation OF Portugal
to Spain in case the new republican
government offidials get to quarreling
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
Couldn't Hear Ii.

Il Vicar-James. have not seen YOU
at church for some months. Does not
the voice OF duty call to you? James
Maybe y do, sir; but since had the
infiuensyflast winter I've been ais deaf
as a post M Al. r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

No other medium reaches the peo
pie Of Cairo and vicinity MS does The
Cairo Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

an alleged shortage of $L50O in his
accounts
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-11-26
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds; sew
en- furlOngs; selling. o. L. Buster, 1O2
(Schuttinger). II to >, won; Fort Worth,
l05 (Forsythe), to l, second: Corinth. 10l
CTurnerJ. to l, third. Time, 100. Hand
Running, Helen Scott, Barney Igoe. Sweet
Owen, and Kinda also ran.
SECOND RACE - For two-year-olds;
selling; five and one-half furlongs: Com
ing Coon los CPeak), to /, won; Silas
Grump. "a (Bruce), to !, second; Dain-
gerfield, 102 CMcCahey), ) to l, third
Time, LOG. Be. Camelia, Miss Joe Three
Links. and Mad River also ran.
THIRD RACE-For all ages: one mile
Bob R., 10 (Schuttinger), even. won;
Sager, liz CButwelD, to l. second; Beau
coup, 14 Oiggins), S to l. third. Time,
1:42. Chester Krum, Martin w. LittIeton
and Heatherbrom also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-olds: six
furlongs. Flamma. 115 (ButwelD, to l,
Surfeit, los (Burns), to !. third. Time
board also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-oIds and
up; six furlongs; selling. Black Chief, los
(Diggins), Is to l, won; Sherwood, Ill
CFain). to l. second; Baby Wolf, 102
McCahey). to l, third. Time, lis 3-5
Eagle Bird, Richard Reed, and Ben Loyal
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and up;
selling; one mile. Helen, 80 (Ambrose),
6 to 1, won; Brevite, Ito Peak), to
/, second; Harvey F., ITO CMcCahey), I to
l, third. Time, 1:45. Holderman, Eddie
Craney. Frank Purcell, Dreamer. Col
conda, Mcleod F., and Little Earl also
ran.