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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03

Dick Estes the victim of last
nishfs auto accident il Dallas. was
son of tr and Mrs Ea Estes Of this
city and had grown 10 manhood in
ehiekasha re mas been holding a po-
sition as switcnman for the Rock ISL
and ior seyoral years
Young fste= tall cAiokaaha Thurs
day evening for Dallas to visit friends
At about 3 O'Clock this morning the
family received a message stating
that he lad been seriously injured in
an auto accident and an hour later
another message announcing his
death. no details being given The
first information the family had as to
tho details Of The accident was con.
tanned In an Express dispatch.
Bob Estes, brother Of the deceased,
left Chiekasha FOR Dallas on the Fire
fly at s o'clock this morning He was
due to arrive in Dallas at 2:2o this
afternoon and Is expected to bring the
body home lonieht II is planned 10
hold the funeral at the Estes resi-
dence, al0 chcciaw avenue, at $3.50
Sunday afternoon.
Dick Estes began work for the Rock
Island about ten years ago as a call
boy and was 10 Lhe service OF the com.
pany almost continuously up to his
death He was The victim Of serious
accident IN the yards about two year.
ago as result Of which he was Of
duty fer months. lie was well liket
by every one, having a host q friends
among The railroad boys and amonl
the people OF the town generally.
s. H. Brown and - P. Prim, boil
Rock Island swiehmen, accompanies
Bob Estes to Dallas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03

CURRENCY


Telegram BY United Presa
Washington, MAY s.-The Demo
cratic administration bill to leform
the banking and currency laws will be
introduced before the special session
Of congress is adjourned. If not pass.
ed this summer it will be the first
considered at the winter session.
This Information was obtained to-
day following a conference Of cur
rency experts. It was stated that 2
special message will be sent to con
gress by the president soon outlining
the Administrations policy on cur
reney and banking
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
ESTES KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Cripple Claims He
Was Robbed on Train

i. L. Cotton was taken from Rock
Island train No ~ this morning at
2:S0 and placed in the Savoy hotel.
Both his legs are cut Off below the
knee and he is helpless This morn
ing he claimed to have been robbed Of
SIS in bills and three dollars in sill
yer.
Mr. Johnson manager Of the Savoy
did not know he was in the hotel M
~ this morning. anG states that while
he Is not sure who carried Cotton 20
tho hotel from the train, it is under
stood that a baggageman and the por-
ter were the means Of his transporta-
tion.
From all appearances Cotton was
doped or drunk when taken from the
train. He stated today that Ne form
erly lived here and that last January
he had his feet frost bitten, after
whcih blood poison began to form and
i became necessary 10 have his feet
cut Off The operation, according to
his statement taking place in Wichita
Falls, Texas, on January 4, 1913. He
claims to have come from Wichita
Falls last night, from where he was
released only recently A physician
was called this morning and dressed
his legs lie is penniless and cannot
state where he wants to 80 or what
be intends to do
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press.
st. Louis, May g. That Canada and
the United States have set the world
an example d a new kind Of interna-
tional relation that has proved dndtaI.
ifiedly successful and has greatly ben
eftted both countries, was the declar-
alton today n John Lewis, editor Of
the Toronto star, in au address be
fore the third and closing session of
the Fourth American Peace Congress.
The Canadian editor pointed 20 the
fact that Canadian and United States
disputes far more serious than
those which have led other nations in
to disastrous wars. have been settled
satisfactorily because both countries
"have been busy industrialIy, with no
time for war and ITS terrors." He
pleaded for an establishment Of the
sseame relations between all nations
Justice William Renwick Riddell Of
the supreme court Of Ontario, and
Justice B Russell Of Halifax spoke
on "one Hundred Years Of ANGLO
American Peace"
Sectional meetings dealing with Tn
teraational Peace Through Interna-
tional Law" "The Mliiafists chal-
lenge." Scientists and international
Peace" and Relations Of Business to
International Peace" occupied the
first two hours Of the afternoon ses-
sion
The congress closes tonight with adj
dresses by President David Starr Jor-
dan Of Leland Stanford university :
Mrs Percy Y. Pennybacker. president
OF the General Federation Of Women )
clubs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
HIGH scHoct TEAcHER
ELEcrEo AT ADA NORMAL.

Miss B. Alice Francisco, for three
years with the Chickasha schools as
instructor OF domestic science and do
nestle art has been appointed as DO
nestle science instructor in the ztate
normal school at ada. Miss Francisco
left Wednesday for Ada. where she
will take up her new work Her many
friends in Chickasha regret to see her
leave. but wish her much success IN
her new field Her position in the
Chickasha schools win not DO filled
until next year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
FUTILE TOWNSHIP CASE
DECIDED BY CAMPBELL.

Nuskogee, Okla Way s-The town.
site Of futile a thriving town in
Grady county was legally wiped Of
the map by decision os Judge Camp.
bell in the United States court Prior
toe the laying out Of the l6o acre
townsite by the government townsile
commission, the same land had been
sold to e Dowaen Following a deela-
ion Of the appeal equfl Judge Camp
bell held that the secretary Of the m
terror had NO authority e SET iie land
aside for townsite purposes. The VILE
to lAe land was vested n nawdAa assE
his associates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
YOUNG CODON
IS BOUND OVER

This afternon at o'clock Justice
T. P Moore rendered a decision in
the case against William Godon,
charged with perjury. The ruling OF
the court was that the defendant be
bound over to the action Of the dis.
trict court under bond Of $1,000 The
decision Of Justice Moore came after
considering the testimony ia the case
since Thursday evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03

Tomorrow will be to the faithful in
Chickasha what April 10 was to the
bugs around the circuit in. the "big
show" to-wit; the opening Of the base
bali season. Possibly greater attend
ance was recorded in Gotham and the
other big league hamlets than Will be
present at University park tomorrow,
but it's a cinch that no lusty lunged
rooter in New York can make any
more noise than some Of our home
grown fans and fanettes.
Verden is scheduled 10 oppose the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
Body is Badly Crushed and End
Comes in Few Hours Dies
in Dallas Hospital
Others Injured
DEAD.
Dick Estes, chickasha, body crush
INJURED.
Kirk Brown, Bowie, Texas.
J. c. cowan, Dallas, Texas.
lee Downs, Bowie, Texas.
Aubrey horn, Howiei none seriously
speeIaI b Ihe DaIIY Express.

Special to the Daily Express,
Dallas, Texas May 3.-As result
Of an automobile accident here az mid.
night Dick Estes Of chickasha, Okla,
was 50 badly crushed that he died
shre= hcsrs .Ssc IN 81. Paurs hospital
from injuries.
Estes, with four companions, was
riding at a fast rate on Forest avenue,
when the car ran into a pile Of sand
on the street and was overturned.
The hravy car TEN IN such a manner
that Estea was terribly crushed about
the chech a number Of ribs were
broken and he was also badly injured
about the head.
The Injured man was hurried 70 the
emergency hospital IN a police ambu.
lance and was later transferred to the
sanitarium, where he never rallied
from the shock.
ne puut is being held by local
undertaken pending the arrival Of a
brother, Bob Estes, who is on his way
TO Dallas from chickasha.
The car which crushed the life out
Of the young man was being driven BY
Kirk Brown Of Bowie. Brown was Sc.
verely injured about various parts Of
the body but none Of HE injuries were
serious.
The other men in the car were J. G.
ccwan Of Dallas Lee Downs Of Bowie,
Texas, and Aubrey Horn Of Bowie.
All Of their were bruised and injured
but not seriously.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
cARRIeRs LEAvE EARLIER.

Postmaster j. " Kayser announc-
ed this morning that rural carriers on
routes Nos. 4, q and would leave
the office at 3 o'clock a ra instead q
TO o'clock, the change to be effective
on and after May e. The change is
made possible by the changing q
trap schedules whereby the morning
mail arrives in chlokasha At an earlier
hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
LAWYERS TO MEET.

The Grady County Bar association
viii hold the regular monthly meeting
at the court house at 7:30 o'clock this
evening. matters Of Importance will
be. discussed, said f 3. Riddle, pres
ident, eand it is hoped that all the
members will be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
sentenesd q prIson.

Telegram by United Press
London, May s.-Lord Tansbury a
male suffragist, and former membcT
Of parliament, this afternoon was SEN
fenced to thrAa months IN prison ioi
melting TO malicious destruction 81
property He was later released on
his promise Of good behavior and bail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
LABOR LEADERS
aDr annrCTrn
HNL HNNLJlLU


Telegram by United Press
Bopedale. Mass. May s Within a
day Of his arrival Arturo Giovannitti,
the L w w leader, today was ar
rested charged with violating the or
dlnance fofbidding parade without
permit
Leaders Of the Draper mill strikers
were also arrested
Gioyannitti was 20 have lead a dem.
onstration Of the strikers today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
Home Team Will
Play First Game

This world is full
OF songs that pull
And wrench the human heart;
or songs as sweet
AS ripping wheat
Where pulslng drift-winds start
OF melodies
That grip and seize
The well known savage breast;
That furnish dreams
OF moonlit streams
And-well YOU get the rest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
TELEGRAM BY unItea Press.

Telegram by United Press
Tes York, Mas Wearing AZ cent
hand made hats at least all the faith.
Iul wore the AZ cent brand several
thousand men and women today pa
raded Firth avenue IN the greatest and
most Inspiring woman suffrage pro
cession New York has yet Witnessed.
In many respects the parade was one
Or TIE most impressive demonstra.
tions in the history OF the recent cam.
paign FOR votes for women
Today's parade was the elimination
oil la series OF events which had been
planned to give the demonstration as
much publicity as possible On April
rs. the suffrageites held their famous
washing bee, at which scores OF
women who paraded today did the
Monday washing ii their best clothes
Just to show the men that women who
wapt votes for women know as much
labout houscwork. and especially about
clothes washing. as do those who
don't want votes. Then came the
great mass meeting and pageant or
the evening Of May at the Metropol
itan opera house, where Col Roosevelt
spoke, and a spectacular program d
barefoot dancing by men and womeI
was given
At the pageant, zone beautiful wo
/ man from each state and from Alaski
and a beautiful man to match, partic
ncipated. All wore flowing Greel
robes These men and women, i
classic costumes, were features OF tt
days monster parade, which was vii
. e1nessed BY many thousands who pacl
ed the payeuents along Fifth avenu
for miles. Some Of The paraders rod
{ in carriages. Some were a horaebael
! but the great majority walked
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03

braves and the bell viii tap about
$3.50 Word came from the hostile
Verden camp that they are coming
strong and well they might, for Chick
asha win present a reasonably bold
front for the opener. Rumor has it
that Mayor ]. B. Burton will open the
season by heaving the first ball across
across the plate, in harmony with the
custom now generally in practice in
the big league towns. The mayor has
not promised definitely bat when ap.
preached on the subject just smiles
and SAYS, MAYBE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
HAT
is FEATURE
OF PARADE
Suiiragists Phil OFF a Big One in
New York Following Rally at
Which Roosevelt Speaks
Thousands in Line
TELEGRAM By unIIed Press.

New York, May Thirty thousand
advocates OF woman suffrage marched
through the streets in their third an
nual parade. There was no laughing
or talking in the ranks and no mods
OF greetings to friends aioug the route.
fhe orders We're given tending TO show
how serious It was
The parade started at o'clock from
Washington square and proceeded UP
Sixth avenue to the plaza. where ad
diesses sele delivered by prominent
euflragetles
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03

This world is filled
With notes that thrilled
Since old Doc Adams day;
OF liquid notes
From high priced throats
That hold sirens sway,
But at the end
OF mnsics blend
This gets the final call
When bloke in blue
Looks up at you
And howls- PLAY BALL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
slIk Workers ParalIe.

7-T09TIH - UHIIEU -TV1a'
Paterson. y. j. Nay 9.-The entire
silk industry Of northern New jersey
paraded the streets today following a
sympathetic strike Of ten thousand
workers II The mills Of nelghhoElne
towns,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
DEMOCRATIC cHlEFTAlNs
BURY THE RATCHET,
Telegram by United Press.

IeIogram by United Press.
New York, May 3 Williams r. Nc
Combs chairman OF the Democratic
national committee. and VIM. McAdoo.
secretary Of treasury have heen re.
conciled through the president Ak 4
conference attended By President VIII
son. The patronage question caused
the TOW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
PREsIDENT oF HAY n dad.
TeIegram hy Unl.ed press.

IFN7I 7I7l u NEII0VN E71'
Port au Prince, MAY S.-Gen. Tam
icrede Auguste, president Of the Re
public OF Hayti, died today after a
short illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
P. o. RECEIPTS SHOW
MARKED lNcREAas.

= That conditions are general 4
+ ly better this year than last, is 1
i plainly shown by the receipts
+ at the postoffice which con- 4
+ tinue month by month ahead !
: Of the corresponding month OF
+ 1912.
+ April business for 1918 shows I
+ an increase Of 1920 over April
: 1912. The receipts for April,
: 1912 weFa $2O93, and for April, .
! 1913, s24ls.
: : E %r-@ - #%4 +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-05-03
SUSPECT SUFFS
OF STARTING A
$5OO,OOO BLAZE
ssss*ssessvsssss



4 London, May 8. The freight !
+ depot Of the Midland railway =
= at Bradford was today COM
\ pletely destroyed by fire, caus-
= ing a loss Of S500,000 4
= The building was fired in three I
= places and was beyond saving 4
+ when discovered
+ Suffragettes are suspected Of I
. starting the fire. A wing OF the 4
\ Ashley school at Aberdeen was 4
= also burned.
i = \ So So + =
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-14
Results on Turf;
w eights, Riders
and Entries
Couer d'Alene Results,

Couer Alene Results
By rnterna liousl Nows Service.
Firot rnee. five and halt turlonss-wiltrudc
EGdIc Mott Jos CGroth) 10 TO 5. 6 to and TO
4 to aud TO |. third. Time. l:oo t.5, Gerds
Dr. Neufer Far Cathny. Fro. Russolln- Pretty
Soon, Placlde and Gonul also
Second race. fyo furlcngs-Lomio. los (Burlns
camel IN J. TO and 10 S, won. Auto
GIL l07 CLnbclD. 10 /, 20 and TO g.
socond: BeverRtcin. Ill tPsuleyl. 10 T. 3 to
and even. th!rd. Time los l-6 Zia, Mark
Kennedy. Ray Eson. promi. wild Bear and The
Shrimp also ran.
Third race five furlongs-Minco Jimmie, ia
(Gcntry). I TO .. TO S and 10 5. won; Clara
w. ia (W. McIntyro). to /. to | and even.
socoud Country Boy. ll+ o. Murphy, 10 2
10 and TO 8. third. Time. os S-6 Rob-
crt, Rosny Posey. Old sottler Britou, Wastslla.
J.. Harrison II also ran
Fourth race. sx 'nrlongs-safrapoT. 10 tse-
curium li5 tBur,iugsmc). to !. to 8 and TO
s. second Sierra. 10 tWorren). TO l. to &
and q 10 5. third. Time. l;i5 3-5. zenotk. Miss
Hehert Josie Lee. sotehelette and Daylight aso
Fifth rnno one mlle-e',. 1o7 (HliD. 10 to
10 to 2 and 10 I, won; Anne NcGeo. lH
(Gontry) 10 to J. 10 I aud 10 2. second :
sorrowful. i09 (Burlingamc), 10 !, to and
10 g. third. Time. IA3 l-5. SIeepland. link
and. Beautiful. Knight Force and Golf Ball ulSo
SIKH race one mIle-ou!ck Trip. Ill "a. Muir
rny) l3 to 5. and 1 TO O. won: PhilIotlna
III (E. McEwcn) To 1, 10 and to i0
second; Eveinn. 1o5 tFouyth) II to 5, even aud
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whittlor's record OF milo in 40 s-S. rode one
mile In :2s S-s Ray Peck in similar attempt
rods one mile 10 40 as. ]. a NcNoll, In sim
liar attempt, went tho milo In 40 seconds
Second event throe-rnl!o open. class n-T NJ
snmuclson. won; r. E. Rognon. second; Burt
Snn!lipR third. Time. 2o5.
Third evont tirst heat OF wo-rnlle match race
GLASS An Ward. won; Fred Whittlor, second
Time. SO 90
Fourth event, uecond heat. twc-rnile match race
ela.s Al. a. MeNoil, won: Ray Peck Sccond
Time. i:22 9-5.
Fifth oycnt, final. four-milc match race class
AL Ward. won. ]. A. Mcneil. second Time
2 80 10.
Sixth event. tlve.mlle open. class B-T ".
SamuolSon. won; r, z. Rognon. second; Burt
Smalling third. Time 4:12 2-5.
Seventh event Lon clafln special" xix miles
class Al. h, Mcneil. von: Al Ward. second .
Fred Whittier, third: Ray Peck. fourth. Time
i;5i rs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-14
HOODOO DAY PUTS
JINX ON CLARKE

PITTSBURG. June 13.-Fred Clarke
selected Friday. the 18th. 1919. as the
day for his return to active playing af-
ter his retirement in 1911. but despite his
presence In left field New York took the
Sensational work by the visitors out
field saved Demarec on several occasions.
Adams struck out seven men. but was
hit hard. On fourteen hits New York
scored only three runs. The FIRST OF these
came in the second inning, when Murray
doubled and Meyers singled. Merl&le's
double and Murray's single brought an
other in the fourth. In the ninth New
York needed run TO win and got 1t
when Meyers doubled and Herzog. run
ming for the Indian. scored when Snod-
grass doubled TO center Pittsburg got
their two runs IN the fourth when Wag-
ner singled and Miller hit for home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-14
MISS GREEN WINNER
IN CLOSE MATCHES

PHILADELPHIA. June 13-M!ss
Dorothy Green OF the Merton Cricket
club today upset all calculations by de-
featlng MISS Edna Wiley OF Plalnf1eld
y. J.. In the finals OF the women's na-
tionel tennis championship and winning
the right 10 meet Miss Mary Browne
the title holder on the Merton courts
tomorrow. weather permitting. Miss
Green took the days match in straight
sets. s-2. Ga, but the score gives no idea
OF the closeness of the games. every
point being fiercely contested.
Miss Mary Browne and Mrs. Robert
Williams won their way into the semi
final for the doubles championship. de-
Helen Alexander. 6-1, 6-2, This means
that Miss Browne and Mrs Williams will
meet Miss Wiley and Miss Green in the
doubles.
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TO q third. Time. laS t-5. Florence KripT
ard ossinn nlso ran.
ronar d,AIeue Entries.

First race selling two year -olds. fivo turlongs
-Iumelia o.: King Cotton. %; Tik-Tok, 81:
Mike Cohen, Ida Lavinia. 100; Harwood. 1oo: Old
Ben Belloc. lo6.
Second race selling, three-year-olds aud up,
one miie nnd gcvonty yards-Chincok. et; Coue!n
Pu,s IO6; Wander. lo9. Supervisor. Whi,ewool,
III.
Third race ceiling, two-year- olds. five fur
lonsu-Elandro e5: Flsming Flamlpgo. 90; Cau-
tIon. 81; shcperdsss. os: Frances 81, loa; Costs
1906 Brig'E Brother I2. .
Fourth rnce derby. three-year-olds. milo
and a halt-Fiorul PARK. Gowell III: Great Brit
ain Foundation Prince Herm,S 1872.
Filth race solling. threc-ycor- olde and up, ak
furlonzs-MarIa c.. 90: Henry Rite. 100; Luther,
los: cash on Delivery lo6 George oxnard i07,
Arnoret Ios: sonadA. l0s,
sIYth rnce handicap threo-y odds and up
ono mile and a sixteenth~-Bepstte. 90; Any Port
Flora Fina loS: Samuel r. Meyer. Impression
los; Morriptown. lo8: Irish Gentleman, 10; 5el-
ton Street, 1I5
Weather clear; track fast
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Belmont Summary,

First race. 1.-Two aud half furlonss-wooden
Shoes. l6s (hanovcr). TO !. won Gallop liz
(McTaggerD. 10 g. second Water Lad, III
lRlghtmre) N 70 /. third Tlmc. l0S Is. Sir
CGlodoro and Transparency al6o ran.
Second race. Seven furongs-Cock o the walk.
10 (Butwelr. 10 l. won: Sandhiil, loi eMc'
Caheyl. 5 70 g second Sam Jackson los tHan-
oyerl 10 l. third. Time. rs. Sir Joha John
Ion Bob h, Spripgboard, Rolling Stone. La
oiG md Hruir Belle also
'Bevorw!ck ontry.
Third race military stecplechsee. two miles ard
a Quartcr-Honncion. les CL!outen1nt Rockwcln.
10 !. won zxsg, i72 lieutenant Brndtordl.
10 s. second. WooltcY. l6l Lieutenant Psttonl.
to I? ,hlrd. Time. sol. san Angelo also ran
(old Erin fell.l
Fourth race the Belmont handicap. mills
and three oiERths-Prinoe Eugene 100 tTroxler).
3 10 J. won; Rockvjow. l2s tMcTosgeyt, to |.
seeond Flying Fairy. iOs (Davies), 10 TO !.
ihiTd. Time. s,is paEnegni also Fan
F'ih race. stecpochase, about two miles
L'Navarrc 1iT (Noen, TO !. won: Sir Cla5N,
lS8 CTuckorl. 30 TO !. eocond; Buokthorn. i43
(Keiiehorl. & tc . third. Timc. i22 as. Wnkle.
shannon RIyef. Tom Cat and Timber also ran.
Sixth race ouo mile--Iudge Wnlser. i0T (McraE-
gert) 20 S. WOE; Jim Ca!tery zoe (Nickleus).
20 20 /, second; Whisper Belle. ss CFord), 10 20
l. third. Time. i1e 3-5. Jack Wall. Dixon.
Former. Elat,er and Frijole also Rebound
fclL)
Macdonald i07 (McTaggcrO, TO .. won: Kor-
max iio tFgaschl. 10 !. second; paingsrteid.
ioT Hottman) 90 10 !. third. Time. 1853 a-5.
War born and Anne sellcra also ran.
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Latonia Entries.

Firs. rae., six turlones. sciling ,hres -olas
and up-oscu:o. Dublin Minstrel. Tommy Kesch,
Martinm1s pahlsrcn. 10: Meoda. Ethel wicks.
1885, Holsbiri 0S; Mazurko. loa
Second race five fuTloncs. selling, hEoc-ycar-
oldS aud up-Rhy Esan. ON Parole. I'd &. Grizzly
Scar. Prince Conrad. oratorian. 1l2; Eleetrowan.
Belle Griffin 10; Sam GrlgSby. 1903: Neville.
Eagle Wing. io7: Lady Fender s6.
Third race. elk tuIlongs. nellng. ihres-year-
Dennis Stafford. no; Lillian Ray. los; King
s,elwart. l07; Maud Mckee. Lord OF tho Forest.
Bnrium io5. Serm!a. 100.
Fourth race five tnrlongs. Spokane speed hsndl~
cap two-y .olds-Shadrpeh. !2o: 'oihello. li6;
sNangauese iG9: Bing Jos. torh. iO5; Colonel
McDousul io6: Mu Buena. Iot; L!t,le e't' .oe:
tKlndness 3s.
Heath e Ambrose entry; II. Z Clark entry.
Fifth rece five and half fuTlonss handicap.
thrso-year-olds and up-Scncce, 10; kootanai.
100: Lady Pknchita. l0s Faror Boy. !os: Bon
Aras Tilitord Thomns. lo5 Orange Blossom, ios:
Sadney Peters 100.
Sixth race. five and holt iurongs. selling.
three .year-olds and up-Tremargo. il6: Yuoo, li3;
Charley Brown. 10; No Quarter. Definite. 100;
RoeiriS. Hazel C.. los. Beds 10I; Fitzgerald.
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