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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
THE Linne,ls. Mo pu,,a,,n

THE Linneus. No, Bulletin edicor
la'iy says: "R. NJ. White has been ed
nor Of the Mexico Ledger for 81
years and has made it a power in the
centra portion OF Missouri. and a
potent factor for progress all over tn
state He is now ably assisted bv
NJ son, l. n. white-a chip Off the
old block.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
sAssFoRD SAYS Rgposr I !,

washington, d. c., Oct. l..
Wallace M. Bassford. private secre
tary to Speaker Clark, said %
day, that the Speaker had not indi.
Gated to anyone his plans for 1871,
and that the report that Bennett
Clark had told D. NJ. Anderson Ii.
speaker would be a presidential can
didate in 1916 was news to him.
! do not believe the story" said
bassford' who added he did not know
Anderson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

THE Kansas City Star editorially
says: From the way the council con
mittee is amending their ordinance to
forbid saloons in the close nesghbor.
hood Of churches. school and libraries
the church and school people may yea
count themselves lucky II the amend
ed ordinance does not declare a
church and a school a nuisance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
1T "a funny ahor, A..

III Is funny about that Tango
dance. The faculty at the State Vi
iversity at Lawrence. Kansas. bars
the Tango dance from the student,
The Tango dance was first abap.
aoned by the joints of the cities.
lnen was boycotted by high society
and now is trying to get into the
schools and universities. "NotbiDg
doing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
JOHNSON CATTLE WIN STOCK
YARDS COUNTRYWIDE SHOW

Prof. W. J. Kennedy OF the low.
State Agricultural College Saturday
announced prize winners in the fau.
weeks Feeder Cattle Contest which
ran az the St. Louis National stool
Yards. September 1 to septerr5er %
! inclusive. in which he was judge.
A grand total Of i73 carloads a
feeder cattle took part In the coupe.
titfon and the Professor states this
is the biggest exhibit Of feeder cattle
enc year Of age and upward that
has ever been held.
Grand sweepstakes prize went 70
Col ]. T. johnson, Of Mexico. Mo.
who exhibited a load Of Angus feed
ers that weighed 944 pounds aad
ieorei 81 OFT Of a possible 100 POINTS
Col. Johnson's load Of sweepstakes
Angus also captured first prizs for
State of Missouri. His cash
prize winnings on this single IrAd.
amounted to 5000. The sweepstakes
steers were purchased by R. B. Glenn
OF Stephens, Mo-. at ss.15 per cwt.,
who announced that he will feed
'hese steers and market them at st
Luis next autumn. He not only beat
this State, but won over the entire
country.
Second prize for the state OF Mis-
souri, went 10 Thompson & RAIDER Of
Harshtield. Mo. with q load Of mir.
ed Horefords and shorthorns that
scored 96 "a.
Third prize for the state OF Mis-
went to W. B. Rariden Of
harrington. No., whose load oil
s%horthorns scored 90 10.
Total entries for the state OF Mis-.
'ouri amounted to 14I loads and 1ss
n these or IS per cwt, scored fair
o extra choice. This Is a remark
Ible showing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
MILLs 3 wEp.
DING THE EeTEeNTa.

WaFFN TT@ UT FLIW N
Mr. and MIS- Charles Bek Morris
have issued invitations for the mar.
rage Of their daughter. Lillian. 70
Mr.. Roy De We're Nils. OF Duluth.
Nina. 70 be held IN the Methodist
Church. Of this city. the evening OF
October IL. At $50 O'Clock There
viii be a reception at the home fol-
loving the ceremony.
The wedding VII BE one Of the
most elaborate this fail Miss Norris
is one Of the city's prettiest and NOS
charming girls Mr. MiIA IS & prom
fnent bEsi1ess mzn OF Dulath.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
DEAN wA1,rrn rurrr1.,

DEAN WALTER WILLIAMS Of tn
School OF Journalism Of the Unlyer
sity Of Missouri, is now touring Eu
rope on his way around the world
He is gathering facts about Journals
tic methods in every country in Eu..
rope He was recently guest Of
the birmingham and Midland countie
district meeting Of the Institute OF
Journalists at stourbridge. England.
His trip will occupy fifteen months.
From England Dean Williams went to
Russia From there he win travel
eastward over the Trsns,siberian Ran
way,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
DRUNKEN NEGROES KILL
EIGHT; LYNcHEp

DRUNKEN NEGROES KILL
EIGHT; LYNcHEr
HARRISON, Miss, Sept. 30.
Two young negro brothers. walts,
and Willie Jones. armed with revo,.
ers and fired with whisky ana 20.
caine' went on a rampage early Sum.
DAY and as a result a Sheriff ana two
other white men and seven negroes
including the Jones brothers. whn
were %lynched, were killed. Nine
whites and sixteen negroes were
wounded None of the injured me-
groes will die of the injuries su,.
AN even more serious slash he
tween the races was prevented Nv
he arrival, on a special train. a, :
company Of State militia from Match
sz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

THE Mexico Message editorialIy
says: ~ NJ. White has been ed
tor and manager Of the Mexico Led
ger for 81 years. The Ledger has al
ways been successful and prosper
Gus and has ever stood for the up.
Iift and best interests Of Mex.
leo and Audrain county. The paper
e a power In the community; mary
Of the eity's best public enterprises
were first advocated by the Led
ger. Long may the Ledger and its
sditor live and shine for good"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
FouRTH GRADES TO STUDY 10.
CAL INDUSTRIES IN SCHOOL

~N| HlEo IN 5ChOOIS
The pupils in the Fourth grade o.
the Mexico public schools in studyins
industries VIII study local manufactu
les Instead Of combining themselves
to books dealing with what Is belne
don along this line in cities far dis.
tant J. L. Merriam, Of the Univers-
ity Missouri faculty viii make regular
trips here to start the class work.
Prof. w. H. Pyle, Of the depart.
met OF Educational Pschychology OF
the University, win be a regular Wis
itor here and study retardation in
the primary grades. He viii lnvesti-
gate conditions that are keeping soma
children behind others in school.
The seats formerly used in the pr-
mary grades have been done away
with and tables and chairs substitute
This Is expected to increase the ef-
flciecy of the department.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

THE yandaIaa special road dis
trir carrisd By a vote Of four tr
one. That shows that the people O
yandaiia appreciate the importance d
good roads, and are willing to pay
for what they get vsndalia is one
Of the Hvest, cleanest and best lit
tie towns in Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09
Stock and
- Fam News

@0 ~
Hzrsl nasa- nna Ksafuakx zAra.
Owned ~ NatAek & S~hropshirs q
WTsa@.er. KS wa ths sssoe 81
as zaAs e tie Staks PAR here u.
dAy. Rrtneass EugezA Ezsoz
FED's spsendi6 nkrA Vas nrA. and
Iloze1 o. tSs Ds1@zks. eisAsh
he other m0aeyEiazeS n Ny
NaSor Dare. Mss L0aaa LoaE Kaa-
IS cHy. md. Astral King HoueAia
& Aadensoa. JatIsro4-cy. srd; sA
de Macy. Bail Brus- vsrsame. KY
sshs Mau<sna reAer, Js<f Es=. Hol
hdsy. Ma skh; GiaEerbrssd MAJ. Co
P@ul BrOw1. 81 LoziS 7th: Nass
Cir. Bssa q Sos. EstB. No. ssA:
BOB McDonah Racknaa BrOs.. MOa-
roe CITY. Ne. IehJ
There were - borsas entered IA
n ring and zineseea wsre Shown. Col
Jean D Hashes. % LexAgeoa. KY.
oae Of TIE judges. ssA 4 was che I'm
est show he had ever sssa. -And fur
TIER ne added. II h As fsnest
ever hope 10 see" TIE Other Jude
Is we're Col Po-tx TAyior. q Moat
Csy. and Stockton Fozniain. q
ceatrIs, The preniun. sesee. VA
the ArEOs q rs kind ever offered
Arazn coanty made q eood
slowing Il the State Fair. In the
stallion IN service ring. Tom Bass
Won third With Rex CHEZ A. The
best brood mare ring Tom as Was
ssoOnd VITA vesta Dare. sanA.or
CaatreIl. Eaton Farm, won first IN
the thpeeyearod saddle stallion
ring.
In the five gated saddle ring Gin
g@rbread Man vas second, Master
piece. Eaton Farm. fourn.
and Jack Dare. Tom Bass rifth. IN
the ruuabout stallion. mare or geld
ing Tom Bass. with Lsza Collins,
won second. The Eaton Stock Farm,
Mexico. Won second In the American
carriage horse. 4 or over. With Bon
ME Maid Hight School Horses-BeII
Beach. Tom Bass, Mexico. first; Lit
tie Emily. Eaton Farm. Mexico, Sec
ond e entries). j
Robert Kerr shipped a carload OF
light cattle to St Louis this week.
They had been fed On corn for 50
days.
W. r. Buckner, northeast OF Au-
vase. lost a $50 mare early sunday
morning The antmals,s death was
saused BY fodder-poisoning. It was al
reported that C. o. Leopold. east /.
II Auxyasse. lost a horse from the
sane cause last wsek-Auxyasss Re ;
riew. /!
In the szine department at the |
State Fair, c. c. Boyd. Of Sailing TOW !
alp. was n Of the leading exhib-
OF Duroc Jerseys.
p. L. Crosby received everything at .
he State Fair with his Fairview :
arm Clydeadale winning every class !
a which he had an entry. I
Col. and Mrs. r. A. Morris are (
.ome from sedaIia where they attend
d the State Fair. Mr.. Morris says
is a wonderful show and a great !
advertisement for Missouri. He says {
iazei Dawn. The winner OF the Sad. I
lie take. was in a claas OF her own, +
a OF the most beautiful ami q
malls be has yer zen It 10 quite in :
eresting to note that the three
Judges all made the same choice for :
he first five places.
y. D. Lee viii be one Of the
Judges At the big Royal Stock show !
q Kansas City. II
A Fulton store is sporting a motor !
ruck. Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

JOHN y. ATKINSON. chairman o,
The stzfe Pubic Service Commission,
Is prominently zsntso2ed for TIE
Democratic nomination for the Unit.
"a States ssuzfs from Missouri
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kehl and little
daughter. Frances. Of woodson, ILL.,,
have returned home after visiting C.
+. Kehl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

N. T. V~andergrift is home from n,
,umOia where spent several days ON
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

Col J. 7. johnson went TO Fulton
Monday for the stock sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

Miss Margaret Wright IL now with
70 Pilcheg Tswelry Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

eeoesa Aovs~r,ses.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

.@INor,es OF
II TO" Elserro,
II '00' MISSOURI, No,
H SPECIAL ELECTION
II HslO UNDER rHt,
II o. ARTICLE rHsr,.
Il T1a s~lxrrrHa.r /,
II "ssO STATUTE, .
Il a. 1909. c~onnosl,'
II III LOCAL Opro,
Il o%ErsRMIN1 . y.
Il s~p'RIruOUs AND /,
II ING LIQUORS INCL,
H AND afsR ~s+Au.,
Il WITHIN \ cos,..
i ITS OF sAlO clrYo,
II N M STATE Of !,
II BE 1t Remembers :.
Is2nd day Of soptens...
same being a regular (.
the City Council Of A. :, !
leo Missouri, anon,
ings, a petition wa, ~
Lea BY said City COU..s'
Missouri. signed By
spoOn ct al, prayip, Z.
Election to be held ;, 4
Mexico. Missouri, to
whether or not splnhs,
icating liquors iucba'.
beer shall be sold
A- ~
Iporate limits Of said On .
leo. Missouri. and on Il.
September, 1913, IL. =
regular meeting day 4 r.
len Of Mexico. Missouri h
among other proceeds
and entered Of record
Now come C. A. Ria'
and present their peHanl
Council Of the City q n
souri,. praying for a sDa,|
to be held in The On, \
Missouri. as provided !, I
Chapter So Of the Rsdal
of Missouri, 1909. com.
as the "Local Option ri
mine whether or not sDa|
Intoxicating liquors, M
and beer, shall be NH
corporate limits Of SAD
'co' Missouri and Tie
Of thd City Of MerIm
seen and heard
ton and having eranas
OF persons signed 10 Il
doth find that said M,
ed BY onetenth Of M 1,
ers Of said City Of Ms5s
Who we're qualified 10 I'd
oers OF the Legisla.ur
city and county Of Autn
last previous general
therein. and that ua
Mexico. Missouri. nov y
ton OF twenty-five hunlN
Thcreupon Councllmat
I'd that the petition dc
ct al, for san !
Ion. be granted andtAss
Election be ordered M
corporate limits Of sag n
co, on Monday. the cd
1913. said motion
u by Councilman Wood u
Ion was placed before as
T The City Of Mexico b
md on q call for a yss
from the membsr
lily Council present, d.
voted In favor Of ssN
! Lewis. s J. Sauioa
ey. ]. J. Wood. c. A
/ Ballew. Ernest Johns
asn Atkinson was shssl
announced b!
hat said motion had cad
Y Is therefore ordsrd
'ouncil OF the City Of I'd
1nri. that a Special Es
! said City Of Mexico, I'd
he usual voting preeHea
'wit: First Ward, Cirs
&c In the Court u
lard, at James Wiggaia
NTH shop at 300 West B
bird Ward, Council rods
Ity Hall; Fourth Wsri,
MS coal office, East u
the 9th day Of 0cd
itermine whether or ID
d Intoxicating liquor
ne and beer shall be
2 corporate limits d
sxico. Missouri, and Y
voted by the voters :
n shall have writtsl
them the words:
GAINsT THE SALE q
TING LIQUORS"
OR THE SALE or
NC LIQUORS"
Erase the clause you y
/ Is further ordered ih
/ shall be conducted
reof made, and the 70
ertained and deterulia
dance IN all respects
. and ordinances so's
elections in said tr
the results Thereof iih
d upon the jOur'is
he City Council Of
leo. Missouri, and %
election shall he paw
sury OF said City Of
1. In the same manna
Ies OF other munlciDf
is further ordered y
aid election shall y
le Mexico weekly u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-10-09

Old papers for sale a, this .rfic.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
MARQUETTE BOWLING
LEAGUE Is ORGANIZED
Six Clubs Comprise New Circuit-0G.
GERS Elected for the Coming
Season.

The Marquette Bowling League, COM
posed OF the following clubs: ST. Martins,
st. Joseph's, st. Anthony's, Immaculate
Conception, Carroll Institute, and Alloy
sius Club, will open the league Tuesday,
December 2 with q game at the Aloysius
| Club, between Aloysius and St Martins,
and at Carroll Institute, between St
Joseph's and Carroll Institute. The fol-
lowing men are the officers Of the league:
John F. Eutich. president and treasurer;
| Vincent Costello, vice president; John
Curtin, secretary
Curtin, secretary. The schedule:
December s-Aloysius vs.. St. Martin; Carroll Va
December 4-Immaculats vs. St Anthony.
December s-st. Martin vs. Carroll; St. Jo<ph ~
Immaculate
Decembcr list. Anthony vs. AIoysius.
December ls-Aloysius vs. Carroll; St. Joseph ".
St. Anthouy.
December ls-Imnaculsts vs. St. Martin.
January s-st. Martin VS.. Aloysius; st. Jossph
January s-st Anthony '. Immaculate.
January 1s-CanOl st. Martin; Aioysius rs.
st. Anthony.
January l5-Immaallate st. Joseph.
January sO-Caroll rs. Aloykus; St Martin Va
January Est. Anthony va st. Joseph.
January z-carroll vs.. St. Anthony; st. Martin
We. st. Joseph.
January c-Imnaculate vs. AloysiuS
February S-st. Joseph vs. Aloysius; st. Martin
vs. ST. Anthony.
February 5-Immaculate vs. Carroll
February lo-Aloysius vs.. St Martini Carroll vs.
st. Joseph.
February l2-Immaculate vs. St. Anthony.
February list. Martin vs.. Carroll; st. joseph
vs.. Immaculate.
February Ie-st Anthony vs. AloysiuS
February A-Aloysius vs. Carroll; St. Joseph r.
st. Anthony
February 2-Immaculate rs. St Martin.
March 3-Aloysius Ts. Immaculate; st. Joseph vs.
st. Martin.
March s-st Anthony vs. Carroll.
March lo-Alcysius vs.. st. Joseph; Carroll rs.
Immaculate.
March l2-St Anthony vs. ST. Martin.
March IT-Aloysius immaculate; st. Joseph
vs. ST. Martin.
March ls-st. Anthony Va Carroll.
March a-Aloysius vs. st. Joseph; Carroll vs.
Immaculate.
March 2s-St Anthony vs.. st. Martin.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Jamestown.

FIRST RACE-royear-olds: selling: five and
one-haf furlongs. 'SalOn los; Executor lis; Su-
preme. loe; Flstbush. lc3: Captain Burns, 100;
'P1ask. l02; 'CoOster. 81; SuWaDee. Ioi
SECOND RACE-Chcyy Chase Hurdle Handicap;
about two miles; on The grass. Melos, I4: Race
Brook. Hl; Orderly Nat, rs: Azure Maid, Isl
BrOnte. 80: syoSet, lie; Ragusa. l3s; Velsini l32
Clan Airline 80.
THIRD RACE-An ages; selling: mile and ssv-
enty yards. Colonel Cook, ia: Jim L., Ill; Billie
Baker lO7: The Urchin. 81 Harvey F. loe: Aware.
lc7; Mr.. Sppcs, Ill; 'Behest, 81: BrOuter Is Beach
Sand. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Chesapeake Handicap: all ases
six furiOngs. Montressor, nO: Sickle le; Perth
shire. los; QuartemasteT. %; SAckclOth, 100: Water
Weles ll3; Progressive. lOI Scalywag. lo: Captain
Burns, a.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; SELL
ing; siI frlonss. Pluvous. los; Brynary los: Miss
Moments. los veneta Strome los; Kayderoseros los:
Joe Gaitens. lO6; Buster. lo5; Reputation. uO:
'Silas Grump. l0s; Chiffon Queen. los: Captain
Elliott, lo5; ]. W. Kent, III; Scarlet Pimpernel.
lls; Royal Onyx. Io6 Montcalm. lo5.
SIXTH RACE-An ages: selling; mile and seT-
enty yards Ny Fellow los; sir Denah, l06; Bay
Brook, Ill; Toddling ILL., Garth los; 'SchAIler lO2;
Ford Mai, lA; l. VI. Eckert, los; Lad Of Langien.
los: Earl OF Richmond. lo3
SEVENTH RACE-AurrTuir Handicap; three-year-
olds and upward: mile and a sixteenth. Altamahs,
llo: Black Ford. lOI; Napier. Ol: Jim Gafery. %:
Strenuous. Ill; Spellbound. lC5: Mary Ann X, 100
'Apprentce allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
,JuRreE.

FIRST RACB-Purse; two-year-old naidens: FIVE
and one-half furionss. Renwzr. lo5 Sheffield, los
Lucky Ike. 1o5 Baltimore, 1o5; DR.. Bailey, los;
Durin. los; Malay los; Fooi o. Fortune. H.
SECOND RAOE-Seliing; thrreyear-oids and up
ward; five and onehsH furlongs; LITTLE Birdie. %;
Garden Of Allah lcs: John Hart. los; ~sguard. los
mo QuRrter. lG; Henry WihiSrns fos; Frazzle loe
Mack B. Eubanks. los; MaAlo los; Great Friar.
Ill; Nlilt Jones. IL: Mia. IL; commendareen. LIZ
THIRD RAcE-seiing; threeyear-olds and up-
ward; one mile 'Brockneid, g; Blue Bird 100;
Cubon. lo6; Carlton C1ub. 1us; John Louis, los;
Superstition. loe
FOURTH RACE-seiiinE: hreeyearolds and up
ward; FIVE and one-han furiones. 'Orba Smile. lo5;
'Chanticleer. lc5: 'orimar Lad. lc7; Janus. lo7;
Mary Emily. los; salesis, los: Sir Alresoot, los
Little June. los; PalAtAble. 1lo: Herpes. liz:
Canapa, LIZ: Royal Dolly. liz; Gimli. IL
FIFTH RACE-selling; twoyear-old fIlies; five
and one-hah furlongs. -rheodorita. IS; Little Bit.
lol; 'GypS Love. los: Ada Kennedy. lo5; Bib
Lumax le5: Ratina, liz.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; threeyear-olds and up
ward; mile. ,Rstentc. S; Trojan Belle. s.;
Clinton. 1o3: Cordie F.. lo5; Ruth Esther. lG I:
Rio ia los; Baronia los; Faneuil Hail, los; Lit
tie Marchmont. los; MoleJ. los: orbed Lad. Ill;
Robert IL; Stanley s.. LIZ; Adolante, IL; ouriicue
H.
'Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
PUBLIC HIT HARD
AT JAMESTOWN MEET
GoIliwog Wins Second Straight Vic
tory, Beating Anavri in Sell
ing Handicap.

Norfolk, Nov. &-Today's card at the
jamestown Jockey Club track was pleas
ing to the bookies for only two favorites
came home in front. There were seven
races on the card, five of which were
won by horses that were not heavily
played.
Royal Meteor. a to favorite, made a
show of his field and won in gallop.
This was a mile and seventy yard race,
and the going was to the liking OF Royal
Meteor.
Duuuesne, from the stable of William
Walker put a race under his belt today.
He beat a likely field OF sprinters in a
mile race with Spellbound in close pur-
suit. Blackford. the favOrite in this race
did not get in the money. The books
showed as much as 10 to against the
winner.
Golliwog. with Mcintyre up. won his
second straight victory of the meeting
when he beat Anavri in a six furlong
selling handicap. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Maiden tuo-year-olds: purse 500:
Eve and onehsH fUriongs. Buzz Around. lOi
CNeanderl. to 5. won; Pulsation. lG Garter, !
to /. second: Jezail, lG tsumterl. to !, thire.
Time. % IS. Bun Dog. Dead Los, High PrieSt.
Chief Magistrate. and Milky Way also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-olds: selling; purse.
500: FIVE and onehaf fuTlongS- Aordeczi. lG
CButweID. to 2. won: Laura. l4 CMeCsheyl. Is
TO !. second; Flask Io7 CwGtkinsl, Il to !. third
Time, lNs. Behest. Flatbush. Mary Warren. Beau
Pere. and Wood5ie also ran.
THIRD RACE-SeIlinE; handicap; threeycar-oldS
and upward; pfrse. 500; six furlOngS GolhWog.
los CHcIntyrel. 9 to . won: AnHTn. lB tFair-
brother. to l. second; Fred Levy. lo5 ScharD. 10
to ], third Time, lis Is Rye Straw, Loretta
Dwyer, Daddy Clip. TOddhns. and York Lad also
ran.
FOURTH -Three-year-olds and upward;
purse 500; one mile and SEVENTY yards. Royal
Meteor, ia CButweID. to s. won; ATGE. ~
CDCyle), Is to J. second: Merry Lad H9 tBurin-
gAmel. Z to l. third. Time. l:Is Is. Aware. Lad
Of LanEden. Outlan, Fiel. and Horace E. also
FIFTH RACE-Selling: bapdicap; purse. 500;
three-year-olds and upward; one mile DuqueSne.
l04 (McCahey) to l. won: Spellbound. lG (SchArfl.
to !. second: Little England, ia CDoylel. to l,
third. Time. 1a2 rs. Black Ford. Chemupio. De
borah. and Chester KUm also Rn.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward; /;
selling: purse 500; mile and seventy yards.
Jabot los CButWelD, ) TO !. won: Sericence. l0l
Carter, to l. second; Agnar. lo3 CMcCaheyl. Z
to 3 third. Fairy Godmother Question Mari, Big
Dipper. Ben Prior. and Delicious also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
COUSIN PUSS WINS
FEATURE RACE
Brdnan, Surprise Of the Day, Romps
Home First in Third Race
at Juarez.

Ell Paso, Texas, Nov. 2S-An attempted
coup on the part OF the Kentucky contin-
gent failed to go through when Jimmie
Gill. owned by Doerhoerfer & West, OF
Louisville. and backed from an opening
of 100 TO / down to 10 to ], finished in the
ruck in the fifth race at Juarez this af-
ternoon. Not a first choice won during
the day. The big surprise of the day
came in the third race when Birdman.
trained by Phil Chinn. and paying Is to
romped home ahead OF his field. Sir
Harry. the favorite finished second.
Cousin Puss duplicated her good races at
Batonia when she accounted for the purse
race in mild drive. Outrun in the first
three quarters, she came fast in the final
sixteenth and snatched the purse from
Meadow. the Western crackerjack. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RACE-FIre and ous-hAlf furIOng.
Minata, l6 Woods, 10 To ! won; Kisland los
Nandusenl. to 5. second: Ya-Hy-Yip los tMAttsl
to l. third. Tine. l07. Jessie simpsDu. Bed
Ber. Maid Of NoCfo.k. and Agile d. also ran
Second RACE-siI frlougs. Jewell Of Asia,
ld tClAEsTl. TO l. won: Dynamo, lOs lIoorel, 8
TO ). second; Anna Reed. II Taylor. to /,
third. Time. l:l3 "a COrdie T., John Hurie. and
SWiftsure also rAn.
THIRD RACE-Fi,e and onehaH furionSs. Bird.
man. % tNeylonl, Is to ]. won; Sir Hauy. los
tRobbins). TO .. second; Old Gotch lO4 Hoffman,
20 10 l. third. Time. % 4-5. Roundup, Transact,
Goes. Colonel MeDouEAl, and ortyE also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Scven furionEs. Cousin PuSs
lo5 NAndusen), to !, won; Meadow, ll0 (Gruth)
to ), secoDd: Just Red. los Woods, To . third
Time. 2. Nolsdzy, r.. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and oue-half furionEs Cos
grove. ls jEstsp. J to l. Won Russell McGiIl 100
Gross, 10 TO I. second; Dominica Il0 CMattsl, s
to 5. third Time. i07 IS. Herpes Elthelda, song
Of Rocks, Jim McGll. and New Haven also rzr
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Ben Cncas. los; Cflt-
thewsl 10 to !. won: Jack Laxson los tGentry) 4
to l. second; Swede Sam. los CO'Brienl. to },
third. Time. 20 IS Fritze Rake G W. KenDon
sleepland. Wishing Ring. Judge Walton. Horieon
and Ocean Queen also ran.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-29
FREAK BETS ON THE
ARMY.NAVY GAME

New York. Nov. 2S.-Wall
Street betting odds heightened
today to 10 to on the Navy
against the Army. making the
midshipmen the strongest favor
ties since betting on the game
began. Plenty of Navy money
was offered at the prevailing
odds. but the Army supporters
held OF for 2 to 1.
There was bet of $500 even
that Army would score, $500
even that the Navy would score
double the points the Army
would; 5000 even that the Navy
would score the first field goal.
and 800 even the score would be
odd.