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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. There was prac-
tlcally no business IN the local stock mar
ket for foreign account
LARGE COPPER SALES Sales of cop
per over the last ten days aggregate 10,
tai Of over 100000 pounds. IL IS estimate
that the United Metals Selling company
has disposed OF between 3OW,Vo ana -,
00.00 pounds al prices close 10 lZ1s cen,s o
pound The quotation for electrolyuc "
now between I23s and 1872 cents pouno.
The surplus copper of the United netais
Selling Company has been greatly reu1 Oe
as a result OF recent heavy ou!Ins. Ia !.
feature OF the recent buying movement mas
been the heavy sales TO domestic consuin,
ers. The United Metals Selling COMPANY
has sold about all the copper II cares 10 SCI
at recent quotations, although u caniIo t,, nc
saiG that electrolytc mas red'He" 'H0 i-|<
cent level as yet
STOCKS-Cable dispatches from Paris
state that the official listing Of Atchisoh
stock on the Bourse probably VIII DC ~.
nounced next week It Is understood tnst
negotiations are now In progress lot tne
listing Of Canadian Pacific on the PARIS
Bourse under the same terms az tnoso AZ
the case of Atchison. PROVIDING lon
rosits Of shares az security Tor bankers
certificates.
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH AND ca
RJ,E|E.fingham Lawrence Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange; W
IN broadway, have issued a circular sno"
inc the merits OF the American Telegraph
and cable Company and statement on earn
ings OF the Western Union IeiegraPn ia pis.
pany. In view OF the recent lo-polht rise e
I'm Western Union, this circular shouio ~
particularly interesting at this uine'
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Diyidends
have been declared as follows: The Cniteo
Bank Note Company, regular qusr.eIs ~ ;
nor cent. payable on July !; the Machd!
Companies regular quarterly PER cent OF
the preferred and ~ per cent on the o0"'
N on PAYABLE on July ].
GOLD FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 10 tns
amount of $4,000 was WITHDRAWN ..orr
The sub-Treasury YESTERDAY for sn lpr Oh,
70 Canada. making total shipments 30 d0r , on'
current week OF g, 10000. and A'lp'o" si"''
Nav !. ,,
ATCHISON EARNINGS-The Atchis9n
Topeka & Santa F'e reports for a al I'd az a,
crease in gross earnings Of AIssS ana al
increase IN net earnings OF s2os,ili com n
parison being made with the same time Ids
year -
Baker. jr.. has beer elected a me TIhe sea ~
the New York Stock Exchange Inc SC
~ .ho lot. charles !. Hensheimer has peer
posted for transfer 10 Arthur j. hose''''"'
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london. MAY q, Consols closed IN
changed A 81 SD for money and s. 5-ls for
account Anaconda was Il lower ~ fSl.
Canadian Pacifc q lower al f$4i4 Grand
'f-unk :, lower a. 2si2
Money was I'm good demand and discount
rates Werc cay.
Trading was quiet ON the Stock Ez-
change With Tarie closed. business was
small in foreign securities and kafire.
Homo rails aud cou-0ls declined in th"
early trading, ont the Favorable statement
of the Bank OF England strengthened
prices. and tho losses were recovered he
fore the closing Mexican railroad shares
were weakened by reports Of fresh disturb
sncc9 In Mexico.
American securities were quiet and feat
ureleSs during the first noun Then United
states steel shares cased off and the rest
OF the list declined IN sympathy. The mar
ket was uncertain and declining until late
IN Tho session. when Wall street bid up
vslues and made the closing steady.
I'au money IN LONDON, li2n@ per cent
open market discount rate for short bills,
2 5-1efl2f9 per cent: long bills J-lD02i2 per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 2~t PEI cent;
Par discount rate, 2is per cent; Paris eN-
change on London. - francs 81 cenumes
Berlin exchange on London, % marks So q
pfennics. Bar gold &C Cd. and American
eagles. 76s 5i2d
Paris NAV 2a-Ascension Day Was OBJ
served here today. and tho Roursc was
closed
Berlin. MAY 25-The Boorse was closed
today va Observance OF Ascension Day.
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i.ondon May 1.-The weekly return OF
the Bank OF England shows the following
changes Total reserve Increased f52s,O76;
circulation decreased fSg7.092 bullion in
creased f6Sl.O17: other securities decreased
3s.OqS: other deposits decreased 1873. go
public deposits increased G.loJ.osO; govern
in.nt securities unchanged. The proper
lion Of the banks reserve TO liabilities is
now n 50 per cent against 5l3o per cent
last week ana compares with decline
from 53@s per cent 10 ~ per cent IN this
week last year The rate Of discount is un-
changed at per cent
Tho checks cleared through tie London
banks for the week aggregated 1910 5000
against f2l34l0O01 last week aud f237. 790. 600
~, flfc ureek last wear
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

More than forty per cent OF l me
business on the Consolidated r non""i In
waa In United states Steel contioh s,dck
80, was focused upon that SIT ~
ths cIoso construed by many traders as s
Indication that the price cuts Iror and Steel
,7,. we're losing influence as Dearlsh
saHiGr IN the market on the other han
The weakness of Reading was o,,t moi of Some
and resulted in the closing ,Sst s Goc which
s sSSshe s1sd low nf for the day q 1857,
nared with New York Stock EAI ni'nts
TSTeU of ss Taken as W ThG 4TegG qSGis
tons exhibited good o dea bo 9i refecting
%A views ss 't as to e. Tssd
om,looh Steel common carry touSSnru OK
Rish Of 81 against 7Ss on d the uD Dtsfr 81
change. Smelling did nor oo isit Western
AGAINST !niDn vas "a 1 partieuarly active Detailed
onerations follow:
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3anker.- nosLed 40 foIIow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. sc
discount: Chicago. Zoe premium: San Fran
cisco. sight par. telegraph So: New Orleans,
commercial CSC discount. bank 81 premium
S. Louis. 90 premium bid, 40c asked; Sa-
yannsh. buying 5-l6c discount selling par
Minneapolis. soc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes s306.1sl96Q. balances S9.5o6.6l4; Bal
timore. exchanges S5.5Ss1S. balances S665,
2si. Chicago, exchanges Nl .492. ,o'. BALANCES
20 PSI .00S. Philadelphia. exchanges $685., I09,
balances S15l.425
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer. 5Si.C: Mexican silver dollars. 45c Bar
silver In London closed at q H-15d. de-
cline Of lad
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid. $40 Lis
hon. n
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican OK
change on New York Is quoted at 2.0l'2.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS
The latest daily report II the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts of Sl9H.-
40 internal revenue. including corporation
tx goa f%S and miscellaneous. S32S. SO,
making total NJ Se5lo10l Expenditures
on ordinary government account for the
Same time We're N.0iSoS2. For the month
10 date ordinary receipt have been So
2l9 H2 and ordinary expenditures W,3Sl s6@
The excess OF expenditure since May
heing t:15..tj0 For the fiscal Year 10 date
ordinary receipts have been iiS0.SQ 4li
sgsinst &5,S4t'SS. I'm tho same time last
year while ordinary expenditure have
been SECESSION. compared with S7'o .29'
A. The CORES pondng period ~ 1910. the ex-
cess of expenditures amounting 10 fGN6?n
1ssipst tho excess Of expenditures Of $l5.-
20 - = wear ago. including Panama
Canal account and public cebt account, the
excess OF an expenditures over receipts
snce july f. 1910 smounts 20 $2Sl@o 2Q5
comparing with 81 deficit I'm the preCedire
vesr ~ Sf5.1S5950
SUB TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local sub Treasury was debtor 20 the
New York Clearing House yesterday 20 the
amount II t1qi1e"
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Guardian
PARK 4 TrLFORp-

225 18th Avenue. New York MAJ ish ,,,,
Pursuant 20 the terms ~ the r,,.-,u...'i
tered into with the Lincoln rrus, cons,'. "
Trustees requiring the redemption ana So
tlou Of SO, 900 Par Value Park D. T,lts-S !.
Dsbenture Bonds on Jun. ls,, 1911, orsr,n.. /.
the sale OF this amount ~ Bonds 70 rss. 1
TiIford are now invited and VII b. recsirx Y
10 May 2o'h. 1911, ~ this once
PARK g. TlLFoRr
BY J. r. Agnsv, rrsasu,..
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call opened
~ -. per cent; highest, 2l2 per cent; low
cst. % pcr cent. closing, ~ per cent rul-
caster. and demand continued 10 fall on.
Rates. NqN2$. per cent for sixty and ninety
days 2%.03 per cent for four and five
months. $sU3h per cent for six months.
and Sa,M4 per cent for eight and nine
months Mercantile paper remained UNI
changed, with a small supply and good
demand. Rates. 3iEd4 per cent for sixty
ard ninety days bills receivable and choice
four 20 six months single names and 415
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with
ling ~ I S635q 500. sixty-day bills at 1890
1851. and ninetv-day bills ut 4S330ti4 $3.50
Short francs were quoted at go less l-l6
and siXty-day francs at 522i2. short reichs-
marks ~ o. l-16 plus l-6i and siXty-day
reichsmarks al % 9-1e The market closed
easy
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities ,Se
less ective man on the earlier DAYS III
week. but prices showed little change
from those prevailing at the previous eio,.
Interest centred largely IN the bono oe
rartment and especially in ne
Panama IS and the Missouri PACING PEI PEI
lively traded IN International A. trea'
Northern per cent notes and nc s MI
souri,, kansas & Texas notes helh ", ~
IN the industrial group Studebaker issuss
we're unusually active and strong s,sn
Tobacco rose points on con1paratl ell
light trading The copper issues Ner.
neglected The bulk of the business "a
confined to the various Porcupne stoG ,i.,
several new issues being added 10 inc ~"
Detai lied opera ilone fnllnN.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yester-
dav on the New York Stock Exchange:
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED nv J. Thomas Reinhardt. 80. 81
Broad street. New York: No 81 peyonshire
street, Boston. and No. 10 King street West.
Toronto, Canada)
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Pine street,
Interest
Nam. Maturity Yield.
Atlantic Coast Line e.. 19l1-11... ~ ~
= r 4 4-4l7 p c. 1919 u ........... ~ ~
Central OF Georgia 49, n =, lell-'lI. ~ a.
Central n r Of 2 {, 1911 IL. "A ~
Cta.apeske ( Ohio ? g. l9ll-17. go. ~, 4ts
, iicsSo Alton 4-4i5-6 y c, lell-,lo. "a
ChIcaSo & 4 Abb c. ,9ll-Ii.... ~ Al
Chicseo u = AZ 2 r.. lol1-'le.. AZ 81
SincInnsiI II & u 81 pc. lell-2o. bi5 ~.
neiawsr. Hudson ti3 C.. 1922 AZ "a
t.rte a., 5 p c, loli'ii. ............ ~
gockinc Valley 4-4is ., 1911 IS. ~
UYd.on e. Manhattan p 6. l9ll-le..
X : ~ & & " ~ p c, 1911 o...... 81 "a
Y . southern ~ c. 1911 ........ s..
ebtrh VALLEY 40 6. bills A. ~
Wabiie (. Ohio & o p, 9ll-1e. ......5 "a
X V central Lines 5 p O.. loll-22 .... "a a
Norfolk Western p G.. 1911 Is. ~ -
p.rnsyivania 3i.-4 c. 1911 H.. - Al,
& T. & s r 44n-5 Q G lell-11. 600. 6it ~,
70 guar A { & : p =, loll-.17..-.5 80
s,aboard Ar Lin. 49, o :, l9ll-l7. 3 a..
T,roinian Ry p :. 19li-1o. ........ 30 a.
Vasssh r T, A., IS c. lell-'21 .... so ~
wbssiins I T aa-5 7 c. iell'22... 8
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,,,, n,e iollo~ins shows Yesterdays closing
Min WnSn ,"r government bonds. compared
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

me BOARD Of Directors has declared quar-
trr'r dividend u one and a quarter per cent
upon the Common stock Of tho COMPANY pay
able AZ the Office Of the Company. Arcade
Building. Philadelphia. Pa. on and after June
10 1nii 20 the Common Stockholders as regis
tered al the close Of business MAY 81 1871.
ALDEN. Secretary.
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ASSOCIATED OIL.

The Associated oil Company has issued
Us pamphlet report for the year ended De
ceu1hcr 81 1910 The combined income &C
count Of the Associated oil Company and
PROPRIETARY companies compares as follows:
1910 1900 1905
Total receipts 800 9s3 Id Sl5 so S3i 81. 2is o33
yrp and taHes - i6i a2D u 80. 49, l0.93o, 1H5
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INDUSTRIAL.

oco A., ro,,,.o .r LIS son 800
900 Int Rub Tr cts pan 26t, 29., ~
1000 Manhat Tran. Ia. n. '1ss 90
1000 MAY OIL ..... 80 SO % 90
Is standard OH ..665 66S sS so
GO s'S SS S1s; Co 49, ,SSsss ,S S os
s.s goo DO g T b1sf & H Il: r. Z. e
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FOREIGN COMMERCE IN APRIL

The Chief NJ the Bureau o. statlsucs'
Department OF Commerce and Labor; re-
norts the ella ssification Of imports ano tx
norts for April and for the ten Hon'h9
ended April as follows:
rMPORTS-APRIL.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ". \. Colsr & CO. No 40 Cedar
street,
f.rrrurd int 10 no added
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BOSTON STOCKS.

| FURNISHED hv Charles Head Co. Nc. II Broad
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
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n
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MINING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 191I-'2t
~ snartwout & Appenzellar No. 20
Pine street,
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

she'd b. Van Setback & Co. No Wsli
street,
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Eos & AID cNil Bos & " Fl ~ - +ais
2 & Maine los 1o5i4 Y y " & H.i44 145
Foston Elev.127ii l2s " 81 Ry.. 0His al
BIOS & " RI 8
BONDS
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES

FURNISHED by Frederic n. Hatch Co. n
York and Boston)
STOCKS.
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FoodstuNs IN natural
state and food AMI
mails ....s..s.
Foodstuffs partly or
wholly prepared ...-
Crude material FOR usa
In manufacturing.
Manufactures for fur
thcr use in manu-
featuring ..........
Manufactures ready Tor
consumption .-....
Miscellaneous ....-...
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GOVERNMENT BONns

'interest to he added
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BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

Berlin. MAY 25-rhe Boorse was close
today va Observance OF Ascension Day.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
PIMLICo RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four-yesr-old and upward; sell
ing; Ave and one-haH furlonss. Black Chief. lo7
CShilling, 10 l. won: SalToalie, l02 (Schuttingerl
to l. second; Mexoana lO2 Diggngs) to 5,
third. Time, l07 IS. Chiffon Queen, Blue Crest,
and George S. Davis also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three- year-olds: selling; seye,I
furlOngs Chiffon Squaw. lG2 (Davis). 10 to !,
Fair Miss lO2 (UraD, to l. second; Spin 81 (Dg-
gins). to l. third. Time. D 35- Herbert Turner
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-hslf furlongs: two
year-Ods: selling. Garry. 10 (Burnsl. TO . Won
Surfet. ITO tShilling), to 5, second; Vesper. %
tSchuttingerl TO l. third. Time, 90. Amagh,
Kittery Miss Joe. Belle Hampton. Golden Cluster,
and Shillalah also ran
FOURTH RACE-SeIiing: three-year ar-olds and up
ward; one mile and forty yards. Annie Sellers. l07
tBunsl, 2 to l, won: Charles +. Grainger ll6
(Shilling). TO 5, second Idle Michael 100 (Schul-
tinRerl to |. third. Time, las. Lothario and
Dandy Dixon also ran.
FIFTH ACE-HandiCap steeplechase for hunters
two and one-hah miles Kennewick l6O (Mr. Morti-
merl to 5. won: Adyenturer. 80 CIr. L. Wright,
TO s. second; TyOsa, l6j (Mr. BelD II to s. third.
Time, 5:ls 35 Topignc fell.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and upward: stee-
piechase: two miles the fat Fircstone, I5O
ALEXANDER, even, wCn: Specllator lE (Mr.
Tucker. out second; Charavari, l55 (NOe) out.
third Time 3:il 25 Iampblack also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-ScHng; four-year-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yards. Dreamer lO7
CMcIntyreJ to 3 won: Check IO2 (SchuttngprI. ?
to l. second Harvey F.. los CDigginsJ to . third
Time. l4s Mcleod F., The Gardener. Rose F.
and Whiptop also
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
Gift Is Beaten BY
4 Ten to One Shot
ExcaAibur Takes Race Nth Room to Spare-Gop
Crothers Detained by Accident, but Will
Attend the Fair To-day.

He laid in second position until the
stretch was reached. and without an ef
fort came home on the bit
Gov. Crothers, of Maryland, was to
have been present, but an accident hap
pened to his automobile, which pre-
vented him from attending the fair. He
will, however, be on hand tomorrow.
The event 20 be run on Saturday for
the officers of the army and navy is at
tracing a great deal of attention. The
event on Wednesday drew a field of sew
en- starters and the one to be run Sat
urday will see even a larger field. The
horses owned by these riders are now at
the course and have been schooled over
the obstacles several times. The riders
in the army and navy bring together
the best of the gentlemen riders in the
State of Maryland.
Following are the summaries:
FIRST RACE-Purse; 500 twoyear-olds; nTe
furlongs Ezcallebar, lis CHopkius. to l. won
Gift, is Peak, Is to 5. second. Tick Tack III
(Goldsteinl. Il to s. third. Time, l02 rs. Grace
Nc Donald s.. Inwood, Black Silk, RosedAle.
and First Aid also
SECOND RACE-Purse; 800; tWoyear- olds /;
five and one-haH furlongs Efficiency, IS CHop-
kinsl. to ?, won; Nello lol (AndreWS). u to !.
second; Carmellia. los (BelD. TO l, third. Time.
l09 Mollie Kearney Barette, Naughty Rose
Auto Maid, and Eima also ran
THIRD RACE-Purse; 500; two-year-olds; six
fIrlongs PLANT lO6 (Obert). 6'to l. won; Ahable.
lo4 Forehandl. TO !. second; Cloud Chief, los
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
By GEORGE b. MORRIS.

Laurel, Nd, Oct. 1s.-The largest
rowd that has assembled at the Laurel
Racing Association track since its open
ng was out to-day and saw a well-bal-
lnced card and some good races.
Excallibar, a youngster, owned by ].
{. Holland, and who was quoted at the
ong odds Of 10 to l, made show Of
field Of fair horses. Rounding the
lomestretch, ExcaIlibar ran wide and
ost at least half a dozen lengths. Gift
slipped through from fourth position,
and for a moment it looked as If Gift
would win. But this good youngster,
Excallibar, came from behind and
passed the favorite, Gift, and won with
plenty to spare. It was a remarkable
performance, and this youngster will
beat much better horses in the future
than she met to-day.
The fourth race, a handicap, at a mile
and a sixteenth, brought Sticker home,
beating John Reardon by two lengths.
stcker was the medium OF a plunge
and she well awarded her hackers
Lad Of Landen. in the last race of
the day, ruled favorite at to l. He
proved himself to be a legitimate IA
Vorite, winning nicely from good field.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20

(Gordon), ) to !. third Time. lis. DuTal.
Ochre Court and Marshland also ran.
FOURTH RACB-Handcap; purse. 500 three-year
olds and up; one and OnesiIteenth miles. Sucker'
ia Peak l3 to s. won; John Reardon, los tOberp.
to l. second; SpelIbound, lO7 Forehandl. 5
n 2 third Time, 1878. Miss Jonas and
Helene also
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; threeyear-oldS and
I'D: six furlongs Elizabeth Harwood l0l Hop
kins). to 2, won Smirk, 90 tGordon). II TO l,
second; Ragman, llo peak. to 2 third Time.
lI4l5 Wabash Queen. King ATondale, Cooney
h, Fort Worth, Sir Edward. Baby Wolf. Royal
ONYX, Bertmont, and How About You also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; three yearolds and
M; one and one-eighth miles. Lad Of LSngden,
III NOLAN ? to l. won: Brevite. III Peak.
4 to l. second; SerTioence. Ia Forehand). to
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
larness races to-morrow:

harness races tomorrow:
First race-Purse $500; matched race,
two In three: Hal B. jr., 2:0S, and Earl
B., Jr., 2:02 IA.
Second race-Purse $1,000; mile heats,
three in five; 2:24 trot: Bath, Empire
King, Foxy Grattan, Ethel Lynn, Ken
worthy, Flaxina, Berka, Duke Orleans.
Third race-Purse 81 200; mile heats, two
In three; 2:05 pace: Major Brino, Manu-
ella, Ella Ambulator, Lucius Todd, Star
Patch, Directomer, Longworth, Babe,
w ID
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

First race-Irishtown. Shreve,
Silas Grump.
Second race-True Blue, Sam
Rank, Wood Dove.
Third race-Fond Heart. Abra-
sion, Lady Amelia.
Fourth race - Black Bridge,
Lizzie Flatt, The King.
Fifth race-Rash, lima, Elbart.
Sixth race-Hedge Rose, Ed
Keck, Frank Purcell.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
PIMLICo SELECTIONS.

First race-Belle Nelson, Flam-
ma, Springboard.
Second race-Jawbone, Cheek,
Onrico.
Third race-Onager. Billy Van
deveer, Sherwood.
Fourth race - Lucky Lass,
Penobscot, Amagh.
Fifth race-Ringmaster, Andy
Chisholm, Lamp Black.
Sixth race-Fantasque Abscon-
der, Choptank.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-20
Vote standing

E. FeweII, p st. bet. 9th
NV.
Miss Edna Windsor, 129
Ira Moore, S14 9th st. nv
VI. Bryan, s Grant pI.
J. J. Quill, IOI f st. NV.
J. Baumgartner. G26 Mass
J. w. WheIan, 112O n. Y.
Miss Nina Mccarthy, 112
Miss Virginia Pumphrey, o
VI. CantweII, 7O3 9Th st. NJ
David Linehardt, 1881 NJ st.
DISTRICT NO. :
Miss HELEN MOsher, sly IL
NV ...... ..'.....
Robert II. Pietsch, 2I26 Pa.
NV. .........
Mrs. Babette Krumke, 1875
NV. .........
Daniel Webster, 1913 PA. ave.
Mrs. Madge Beach, 1745 Pc
ave. NV. .............
Jas. Boyd, 1921 Pa. ave. NV. &.
Geo. z. Merryman, 2OIS F st.
Miss Lillian SchUIer, 251O Pc
ave. NV.
p. c. Chapman, 1850 @ st. NV.
Jesse Joys, 1924 California st
Miss Ruth Cooper, 2521 X st
Miss AdkIn, 900 I'D st. NV.
Miss Minnie OppenheImer, 250
Theodore l.. Baker. 221O GeOrI
VIM. Hammett, 1888 Vernon
Miss May Hines, 221O PENN
Theodore Johnston, 2O3I H =
Miss VI. r. COdWiSe, 25th and
Joe MOrlarty, 22d ST., bet. X
MIR. J. III. Ruth, 1000 Ovan
Miss Nan Sheehy, 2O14 p st.
Miss Mary Marshall, 11O5 II
DIR. Thomas j. w. Brown, L.
Island ave. NV.
j. A. Brown, 322 Elm st. NV.
w. A. Gawler, 1716 KiIburn
Miss Clara ChaIlice, HIP N. II
DISTRICT NO. 8.
VIM. T. Glover, 1341 3Oth st. n
Mr.. Charles J. Allen, 3067 NJ 1
NV.
Miss J. Louise knight, 2T21 F
NV
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RACING CARDS FOB TODAY.
Laurel.

FIRST RACE-sellins; t~oyearolds; hrs fur
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Important to Contestants

to rdh in i o he HenhIn Information to
'front.' In this
everything and T haan ge undak
daio this will b the contest ud len m section o the ecourL
object wth the candida nd friends
o mgv dSbrp
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Sandowne Park, England. Oct. 81.
r. Keene's Runnymede won the race for
the Temple Bar Handicap of 800 sover-
eigns here to-day.
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SIXTH RACE-Maidens; threeyear-
ward. pne n,fIa
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Army-YaIe Game Officials.

West Point. n. Y. Oct 19.-CarI WILL
Jams has been selected as umpire and
David Fultz as referee for the Army-YaIe
game Saturday
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A Square Deal to All

ercndcht will receive equal W b
Any woman of ptiw in
Cndda living from
sHseof fhe in contest
fCdnndaM Maryland dVngnT n
fairly S those living shot i o. he
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How the Specials Will Be Awarded

This offer gives every candidate who is ]
chance with the candidate who now has the
candidate who secures the second highest nun
other cash prizes will be awarded to the candi
All votes cast during the special period will
and the seven European tours.
The vote standings of the contestants publis
noon October 19. These votes and all ballots whic
the winning OF the seven cash prizes which are to
count toward winning the tours, and at no time du