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The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
Passengers Arrived

The following passengers arriv-
ed on h w. G.. Hall Friday
morning:
1 Miss J. Spencer, Miss G. Hof-
gard, Miss K. Wilcox, Miss Ethel
Edwards, Miss Akeo, Miss Alice
Mahoe, Miss H. Sato, Miss Amy
Wong, Miss Annie Amana, Ruth
Zane, Miss Grace Chang, Miss
Woon Yin Lo, Miss Z, Ing. Miss
Z. Kalawe. Miss A. Pung, J. L.
Huddy and wife, Glenn Akina.
A. X. Gandall, Jessie Lewis. Mrs.
S. K. Kaulili, K. c. Ahana, ].
Lukeld, Miss A. Robinson, w.
Scheibert, P. Fitzgibbons, An Tai
On, An tone Andrade, Olaf
Thronas, Frank Enos. Frank
Demos, and "a deck passengers.
The Hall was late getting in owing
to delay in loading extra freight.
The following passengers arriv-
ed on the Kinau Wednesday morn
ing:
c. S. Dole. Charlotte Stewart,
Judge Lyle A. Dickey. Mrs. c.
Wolters and child, Miss NJ. Won
Holt, Miss H. Won Holt, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Wolters, Miss NJ. Vol
tiers, Willie Wolters, J. P, Cooke,
Rev. William K m au, Sam
Wong, Mrs, Kuapuki, T. MAXI
hata, Rev. J. Yen puku and wife,
+. Bfecht, o. Brecht, Rev. T. To-
da, R, Kawahara.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
A Gymkana

The Spaldings were responsible
8 yique entertaihment on New
SYea hy at the Kapaa race track.
', They gave What IS known as a
. ,gypkana," being a program
including most every mode,
athletics, and then some. The
program began in the forenoon
and ended about 5 p. NJ, during
Which timeeverybody 'gymkanad"
to their hearts content. 7 h e
ssday's celebration was befttingiy
Closed in most ENJOYABLE dance
at Mr., and Mrs. Spalding's beauti-
fful valley house during the eve
ming.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
KOloa Cattle Destroy

Again complaint has been made
that cattle are doing damage to
Koloa property, WI os e owners
may happen to leave their gates
open, The road through Home
stead is also once more annoying
autoists. There seems o little
need,o forever harping at those
RESPONSIBLE for this violation of the
common laws, which are for the
benefit of owners of cattle as we'll as
auto drivers. That someone is not
doing his duty'is painfully obvious
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
Rlaze In Kapaa

KAPAA, Jan. 1st.-About mid
night last Monday fire was dis
covered in a kitchen in the rear
of the main residence of0a Japanese
residing on main street but the
discovery was made too late to
save the building. According 0
reports. the owner was in t h e
habit of retiring and leaving a
lighted lamp in the kitchen, and
that the fire must have originated
in the lamp being overturned. The
prompt and combined efforts of the
neighbors prevented the spread of
fire, which, had there been a wind
blowing, might have laid the en-
tire town in ashes. The house
was the property of Miura.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
STOCK, Still
-,
!, RUNS At WILL

There is a damage case pending
2 i'll ur local courts, wherein a
sviolator of our stock law, is trying
o to recover damages from an official
who knew her duty and did it. The
official has been emphatically in
formed that she had 10 right to
impound k found on the
9ovHnment road, etc; that only a
police officer had that privilege.
srThe public will grant the correct
( ness of this point of law, and in
so doing would like to have it ex-
splained why IL the II rnAe of
icopmon sense cannot the police
fnen do their duty? From the Wal
Aua school to Kealia its simply a
Sgame of hide -and-go-seek wi h
stock from shutdown to sun up
sand everyone is perfectly aware
of the fact h a the deputy
sheriff himself # a resident of the
sfdistrict. Is he afraid to do his duty?
Y Surely he could have his men pre-
vent the deliberate turning loose
of stock Upon the public highway.
Miss Hundley has the lawful right
to keep stock off government land,
ahe police has the right to keep
them off the public highway, yet
the latter in the above district is
} literally lined with stock Of eve
! anings. The public is sick of this
; and would like to know if it can t
be 'remedied.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
Doctor Wood Summoned

The Noeau arrived Sunday on a
special trip from Honolulu for the
purpose of conveying DR.. Wood,
who was called to attend Miss
Blanche Wishard who has been
quite i'll, but at present is much
improved.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
Teachers Return

The following school teachers
were arrivals on the w. G.. Hal |
Friday from Honolulu: Misses
Spencer, Gertrude Hofgaard, K
Wilcox, Ethel Edwards, NJ. Akeo,
A. Mahoe, H. Sato, Amy Wong,
Ruth Zane, Grace Chang, Woon
Yin Lo, E. Ing, E. Kalawe, A,
Pung.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

In accordance w i h the
postal laws governing second
class mail matter i. e., not
more than three copies of any
newspaper can be mailed to
any unpaid subscriber etc,
we beg to inform subscribers
to THE GARDEN ISLAND that
ten days after the receipt of
a bill for their subscription, if
the amount is not paid, the
paper will be discontinued
without further notice.
THE EDITOR
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07

x. c. Ahana came up from Ho-
nolulu Friday.
Olaf Thronas Koolau stock and
grain farmer was a passenger from
Honolulu on the Hall Friday.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
Hsnslei's Ridges

. Shading ont in contrast to. the.
preset unsatisFactery condition of
their { ads as does the diamond
outshihe its bed of mucky sur
rouhdings new concrete bridges
now under founs an the Hahalei
district, are ASSUMING a finished
= appearance. A ne'y steel tbridge
hassalso replaced'dldsse structure
across the Hanaiei Rive&
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07

II. H. .'Brodie is in towp
J. K KSFarley was here toda,.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07

For full explanation of the of postage in the First
Zone the Parcel Post Guide
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07
PARCELS POST RATES
FOR GARDEN ISLAND.

Parcels weighing four less maable the
rate of cent for each fraction of regard
less of distance Parcels weighing than four
maable the pound shown by the following table
sdered full pound
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-01-07

Still it rains.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
Montreal.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 800; three-year-olds and up
ward selling; six furlonss Miss Joe. l04; Heretc.'
lo4; 81. Agathe, lA; Lilly Paxton. Io9; Red River
l0e; Cliff Top. %; PauZaretts,' s5i Jim o. loi
PluviOus, l0; MaXton lo9.
SECOND RACE-PUEse, 800; threeyear-Olds and
upward; selling; five and one-hAn furiongs Glen
Beachey los: Miss Primity,' los Song Of Rocks' no
Toddling 10; Queed. lO6; Golliwogg. los; Pierre
Dumas ll0; Black Chief, ITO.
THIRD RACE-Purse. so; three-year-olds and
upward; mares and geldings; five and one-hsH fur
longs. Union Jack 100: Princess Thorpe los; Tom
Holland l05; Joe Gaitens, lG; Cedar Green, no
Over the Sands, l05; RusticannA,- los; Southern
Shore los: Protagoras. 10; SpirelIa IlO.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; all ages free hand
leap; five and one-haf furlongS Water Lily, q
Joe Knight. Io2; Chemulpo lo5; Sherwood. los
stevesta g; Back Bay lo2; Batwa, lO6 Sir Blafse.
H.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $50; three-yesr-olds and
upward; selling; SIX furlOngs. Fred Levy, S; Bat
tery' 100; George Kame. los; Dick Deadwood, los
Glipian lOe; SlyTestris, se Bobby Cook IOs; Janus
los
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; four r-year-olds and up
ward; selling; one and OnesiXteenth miles. Stairs
100; Garneau lO4; Chester Kum. Ii; Wilfred
GeTdes l0l; Spellbound. l04 Tactics. lis.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S40o; three-year-olds
and upward; selling; mile and serenity yards.
Ursula Emma %; Harcourtt los; Love Day Ill
Blanche Francis, los; Napier. los; Lord E1am' los;
Beach Sand, ne
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SeIIing; maiden: three-year-od'
and upward: six furlongs. Gold Color. lN dish
monl. $40 won; Lady London. IG Wan Dusen)
s. TO- secInd; Royal Amber lG CMcCsbe), s. TO-
third. Time. l:l6 25. Dice Jackson. Happy April
Huldberg. ChansOn L. II. Adair. Uncle Dick. Coin
Galore. and Nancy Crater also
SECOND RACE-Two-y year-Olds: five and hall
furlUncs. Ida I-aTinia. los OIcCabel. $50. won
Gypsy Love IO7 (Henryl $50. second; Silver
Tone IO5 CHanOTerD. SD third. Time. IA9 IS.
Mike Cohen. Do-tOr Kendall Wauson, Molina.
Candy Box Transit and Grazele also ran.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; all ages: six fur.
longs. Floral Park lO6 Bu1ton), $40. won
SIeeth IC2 Martini. SD. second; Coy Lad. los
NcCahel SEQ. THIRD. Time. IlI IS. Ymir, and
Irish Gentleman slao
FOURTH RACE Selling; three-y year-olds and up
ward: mile and seventy yards. James Dockery.
IJ7 IDi,hmon, $50, won; COppert0Wn I0e INC.
Catsl. SO. ScCund ETcndi. IL tGouscl. s. o.
third Time, l:46 2-5. SyzyEy. linen, and Missie
also nan.
FIFTH RACE Pure; maiden fHes: twoycar.
olds: iivc and half furlOnEs. TaVolsn. IL Han
ovrrl Sl5s7O won: Disparity. ll2 BRADY. Sl CO.
second: Tom Boy. IL CMcCabel. $40. third. Time
IN9 IS. Sadie JOuett. Angie D., Marty Lou. Mar.
Caret Lowry. Ny Kitten, Kyrene, Gylf, and Mel
rose alsn
SIXTH RACE-Sellins; for thrce-ycar-olds and
upward one mile Winning Witch. IlO (Goosel.
N. won: Worlds Wonder. 100 lHenryl. $50 sec
ond. Rash III CAndnssl. $50, third. Time
I:iI IS. FeIlowmsn, and Mack B. Eubsnks also
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pursc, 500 maidens two-year-
ulds; dVe fHlonEs. supreme, lis tBurnsl, 10 ).
BChe>i llj Adams, to !. secUnd; SalTadora,
los Watts. TO !. third Time Is IS Netmaker.
Joe MIlnrr. Thomas Hare. Salvation Nell. Battling
Nelson and Dragon Fly also ran.
SECOND RACE-PUrse. 500; four -yrAr-ods and
UTuard -elinE; siN fuTlOnEs Ncnrta Strume. lo4
lAdamsl. I to = won. Over the sands, lO5 Gould.
% ~ J. second The Busy Body, % tAnyl, TO l.
third. Time. lilo. Cloak Dick DCadwOOd. and
Belle Chiffon also
THIRD RACE-PTUse. 500; three-yeSr-olds and
upward; six furlUnEs. Camel us lSkiHinl. To !,
won. The Gardiner l2I lAdAmsl. even. second; Our
Nugget. Il9 tAnyl. 10 to l. third Time. %.
T0iSsn dor. CHssoEEry. L0rd LSdss. and Cnosure
also Tsn.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500: thrce- yVar-olds and
upward. handicap. and Une-siTteCHth miles Fl
Oru. . Phillips. 10 = won; SpellbOInd. 100
OCiOudl TO . second: Ella Crane. l0l lSchArl, II
20 s. third Time % RsVsnaI also
FIFTH RACE Selling: purse. 50 twPycar-olds;
i've and ouc-hai fyGrongs Tiktak. I05 Gould. 10 to
l. won Scarlet Letter. ioG lObCrtl to !. second
The spirit q tSmythl. TO !. third Time. lis Is.
Old Jordan. Nancy Omc, ClaTaauet. and RAtigAn
al-u ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 800: three year-olds; one
and une-eiEhth mile~ CslumHy. Ill tCardWelD, ! to
TO- won Mar bud. Il6 Gould, to 10. second; Bat
tie Song. lG tSkiHinl. l to TO- third Time, 2os.
Bush IaFk and song Bird also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Scing; purse. $40; three
year-olds and upward: six furiongs. Willis. lOs
tSkiryiul to !. won Kinder Lou. S tAlyl. 30 10
J. second Miss Jonah. % tSchar1. to !. third.
Time. lls IS. Delicious, Fairy GodmOther. Srirea,
and Brwney also
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
stars All Qualify.

Dennh, 10: CAPT. Elliott. luo; MOutcalm,' lo2
GTeuida. l07 F1smmanOn, los.
SECOND RACE-TEOyeAr r-olds; selling: FIVE fur
longS. Ovation. III Ahce n. 10; GOielUs lis
KorfhaEe, Ill; Lady Grant l02; Elmahdi. lO+
Thelma J.. lT: BeanpeTe, IO7 Charles Cannell.' Ie;
Athletic Girl, los.
THIRD RACE-An ages; handicap; one mile and
seventy yards. Impression, 100; Star Gaze lO; Dr.
Duenner lc2; Guy Fisher. 100 ReybOurne. 10; Bob
H. %
FOURTH RACE-Three-y year-OldS and upward
Princeton Selling Stakes; six furlOngs Flying Yam
ker 10: MUntresor lO5 GCnesta, lD; Csdsau, los
Prince Ahmed lis; Azyiade. no. SCallywag. lo6
Honey Bee IS; Cliff Edge. lis; Working Lad, ITO
Marjorie A. ll5; Tnfer IS
FIFTH RACE-Threey yearolds and upward sell
ing; one mile and seventy yards Dainggrfield. l06
Orbed Lad los Ralph Lloyd e; Gates, los Dor
lon' 100: Noble Grand. ia; q Buster. l05; Sten-
tor lOS: Little Hugh 81 Sir AITesOt. los; Ursa
Major lO5 Votes 90. Top Rock. lOs; March Away
100 Iinbruok. IS; Pitts NevinS, lO6
SIXTH RACE-ThTeey year-olds and upward; sell
ing: five and Onehaf furlOnEs. Venetian, lOs: Ann
Tily 81: Toy. lO5 Cecilia H, lG; Garth. lO1 Ford
Mai lO2: Inferno Queen, IO7; Home Crest, 10; Mel
vile lG.
sAurrsntiCe allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So IOC5 west pt 1t G-ALLMAN. Dan1 Jr ct uI
Margaret to Dsn1 Sullivan SO es
Cl230 II st mel
So sDc II s. blk a InsIeside-BRowER, W ] to
sam1 Goldenberg Chas Moran SO covenants
& right Of way %
t5ls7 18th st nwl Z.
So 80 1t s-CARTER, Jno H ct III Emma L to
Theo Simons & Jno Carter trading as
simons- Carter Co $40. trust "a
B5 10th st nwl
sQ $50 ut eLCENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHI trs
of to The Mt CARMEL Baptist IN 5000 8
So 2555 1t q blk wash'n Hts-CALvERT Harry
8 receiver Of Mercantile TT 90 Of Pittsburgh to
Howard Gottwals 500. trust 5000 g
ls47 st nwl
sq a7 1t IE2 blk II Dobbins Add'u-CoLvILLE.
Frank c ct LeOntine E to Susie l. De Yelling
Sl0 covenants So
"a Claiming st nwl
50 s5s pts org Its & 5-DEvRIES. Christian ct ux
Minnie A to Jno W Glennan $40 re-recurd Dec
ls 1912 lib S5s7 fol aE 81
18th bet q 4 d mel
So 1921 org 1t ls-EvANs Laura W ct rir Edw J..
Florence J, Edw A ct Harriet NJ. Geo II ct
ux Louisa NJ, Elizabeth O'Brien ct viz Mathew
W, L Caroline Hulhsh ct Tir Raymond to Dwight
Anderson so S
usth bet A a b mel
50 1886 Il 40 Chillum Castle Hts-ECCLESTON
BeTnice to Asenath ] Case 5000 5s
(Oreg0n bet lst ~ and lst st nwl
So S555 Its IL & II 81 55lJ 1t % Randle Highlands
FINCHER, Thornton NJ to Arthur Thurman. SO
trs 81 30 on Its II 4 II s5l5 on II % II
Is of st, Of 3Ith sci
So s6s east pt Il & west Ut II s-GlBBS, FTed'k r
tr of " Oyster bankrupt to Harry L Light
SO Is
I6l2 East Cap a, mel
Holmead Est 1t g5-HESDRICK, Jno 7 to Jno r
Francis SO tr $500 e
So III II IS east pt 1t g & west u II a 18th st
Highlands - HOLMES CENTRAL REALTY
CORP TO Eugene Edwards ct ux Mary @
joint tenants SO covenants .
Cs Of Madison St. Z Of 18Th nwl
So $50 pt 1t g sc Barry Fam-JoNES, ssm1 J
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Bush's first engagement on the stage
was with Julia Sanderson in 1877 with
Kitty Grey" Miss Bush playing an i'm
portant role. After a successful season
in musical comedy Miss Bush was cast
with one Of the leading Eastern stock
companies where she remained until her
coming West to join the Liberty Stock
Company in Oakland.
After two years in stock company with
the Liberty players Miss Bush left the
Legitimate TO become a member of the
American Company at Santa Barbara
When Allan Dwan was engaged as di-
rector with the Rex. Miss Bush came
with him. where she is at present Miss
Bush, although young in years, is old
| in experience as an interpreter Of in
genue parts.
| Behind the combination of Miss Bush's
ideas. her superb acting and strong sup
port is another feature that must be
reCkoned with to get the full value of
the announcement OF her efforts. This
is the work of Allan Dwan in directing
the stories Mr.. Dwan. with a thorough
college training in the science that treats
| OF the origin and history Of human So
ciety and the progress of civilization, is
heartily in sympathy with Miss Bush 5
views. and is thoroughly equipped to
| bring them out on the screen. This
series of stories will be released under
the Rex brand.
Queen Mary of England censors all the
pictures which are shown to the royal
family nd guests, and the reports say
she makes many dscards.
As yet the Majestic Theater, at Ninth
Street and the Avenue, has not reopened
with pictures and vaudeville, nor does
any one hereabOuts seem to know Just
when il will reopen
Universal features and regular releases
first shown at the Empress. Big bill to-
day.
At the Palace today. The Stolen
Treaty" a Biograph; "Th. Stolen Pa
role, an S. & A, and Redemption of
r. Jack" a Selig-first shown.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
SEPTEMBER Is.

Born on this date, in your business or
matrimonial alliance. endeavor TO select
person who is born between August =
and September q.
Marriage between two Virgo people
brings great happiness. People of this
birth date are natural scholars. fond OF
music and art, and will succeed best in
public careers.
Many great politicians and famous lead
ers come under the sign Virgo, and are
governed by the planet Mercury
The people of this birth date have
everything to live for and their future is
always brilliant, but it depends entirely
on themselves and their attitude toward
life and people.
They must overcome the destructive
habit of criticism and stop picking every
thing and every one to pieces.
II they rise above these habits, all joy,
peace. happiness, and prosperity is theirs.
IL they do not, they will go dragging
through life, hand In hand with imag-
mary disease, woe, and misery.
With Virgo" people, life is mostly q
matter of deep and determined choice
Real estate is well favored today. and
Want Ads will sell homes and rent apart
ments AL the coming week.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
STOVE AND ROOF REPAIRING.
CLOCK REPAIRING.

Ct ux Nellie TO Chas Howard SO -
Is Of Sumner ave. " Of Wade ave Sci
So % pt It 34-JACKsON. VIM to Sterius Mich
olson 81 u
So sS5 ut II g sec Barry Fam-LAMSON. Harry
ct m May and Curtis ct uH Rita \ to
SamI Jones TI
S Of Sumner ave. " Of Wade ave 81
sa 27z 1t G3 18th St Hts-LTNCHBURG INVEST
CORP TO Mary G MsyWell $40, covenants 81
Holly st bet 18th & 18th sts nal
50 III pt II Is-LAMAR. wm Russell to Mrs An
ME Z Eisnger SO
So soSi Il Iz2 PI PIs-MORRIsOS. Fredk S ct VI
Hattie 10 Olive B Russell slo covenants &
trust y
So 50 III III 1t SNMoRELAND. Paul H to Frcdk W
Rihnitzk SO
(2ql7 Olive st nW)
so % ut It 4-NICHOLSON. Soterios to Jos H
Mathews & VIM jackson and Elizabeth
SempIer & Clarence Jackson 81
so 2aa II lIs woudley Pk-NEEDHAM, Jas c ct
ux Dora D to Jas C Hemphnl SO covenants &
u $50 .
So ,eT 1t 8 blk q Petworth Add'n-NoRwAY.
Fred A ct ux Annie NJ to Jno Wurdemann
SO covenants & trust 20
Is of shegherd st. Of Ga ave nwl
So lOe2 1t IS-RooT. Geo to Benz F Brewer
N
So 81 1t I-STUBBLEFlBLD. Thos W et uN
Emily NJ to Alex Lee SatteEHhite $40. tTust
$1,000 j
tIs5 18th st nEl
So ISIS It g & pt 1t 20 Chevy Chase & New Seat
THE CHEVY CHASE LAND co to VIM +
Richardson $40. covenants 90
ig5th Il bet Livingston & Morrison SITS nwl
sd 565s Il Randle Highlands-U TR co tr to
Lillian Meyer & Emma Burns SO cove
nants
(E Of JOth st. s of st sci
"a $50 Il I'D LAnier Hts-WIRE. Chas E & wm
NJ Terrell to Lucia D Howard SO, trust 500 40
ts of LAnier Pi Il Of Adams Min Rd nWl
81 Zpo II s. Indoence-WARDMAN Harry h
trust S.T0 50
IS Of Allison St, Y Of 5th st nw)
81 2s3 Il ll6 blk a HOlmead Manor-WAGNER.
Jno ] IN Emma NJ Wagner SO IS
t5537 18th nwl
sq S pt orE 1t 1i-wARREN, Guy P 70 VIM H
Michael $40. trusts 81 50 n
ar I'd ST nNl
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
HURAKAN Lands
SELLING STAKE
Dave Leary's Entry Gives Re-
markable Performance in
Havre de Grace Feature.
SUPERINTENDENT WINS
TwO-Year-0ld Captures Race from
Aged Field of Sprinters in
Fast Time.

Havre de Grace. Nd, Sept 17.-Superin-
tendent. two-year-old full brother to the
$4,000 colt, His Majesty, met and de-
feated an aged field of sprinteTs this aft
ernoon. His victory marks the first win
Of a two-year-old over an aged field this
year Considering the fact that the
unsexed son OF Ogden conceded from
fourteen TO twenty-five pounds to his
company and ran the six furlongs in
close to twelve, the race was remark
able performance. The Caroline selling
stakes was won by Dave Leary Hura-
kan after a furious drive. Fatty Ander-
SON made a hog killing on Nosredna in
the days opener.
The Western backed her practically of
the board Mid 100 TO I captured the
fifth. The colt was unbacked even by
his owners Summaries:
FIRST RACE-NIaidens: three-y ear-olds and NJ.
ward: i've and half furlongs. NosredUa, lG &c
Miller, to l. won: Joe FINN. lG (Schuttingerl
to l. second; Ann Tilly. lo2 q. McTaggHrD, u
l, third. Time lG5 IS. Abbotsford. Aware, Reno
Melville Margerum Amhurst, Mohawk Girl. Ar
ran Bristles and Turkey in the Straw also ran
SECOND RACE-Handicap; all ages; six fur
longs. Superintendent IS a. McTaEgA1l to
won: Yankee Notions. lilo lKarricCl. to !, SEQ
nd; Water Wellcs. 100 tAmbrose), 20 to l. third
PrJnne also
THIRD RACE-The Caroline Selling: tWoyesr
old fllies five and half furiongs. Hurakan. .
a. McTaggartl ; To l. WOh. Galaxy. lO4 Wolfe
to .. second; Mater. lG (ButWelD. IS 5, third
Time 81. Daily Waters also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selliug; three-yeSr-olds and up
ward; six furlonsS Thrifty, .lN u. McTaEgartl
10 , won: NimbIs 100 Grand, L TO l. second
After Glow. l05 tAmbrusel. TO l. third. Time
lli. Eaton. LoHi leighton. Compliment In
ferno Queen, Horace Z. and Garth also ran.
. FIFTH RACE-TEo-y yeaT-Olds maidens; five and
a half furlongs. Mid. III "A. Wilson,. 100 to /
won; Hear Beat. 10 iBorell. to l. secUnd No
torrty lOI lKarrickl. 10 , third. Time. ! 0s
Chief Magistrate, small Wanita. aud GrrEg ais
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Maidcns: tWOyear-Olds: hre and
a half furiUnGS Front Royal. IS Derondel, to .
won; Fool o Fortune, l07 lButweD. s 10 S. SEC
ond; DumbrA IOl lKaHickD to /. third. Time
%. Song q Valley CdrunumC, Duke Hal, Colgan
and Maid Mohawk also ran.
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Lexington.

FIRST RACES Selling: thrre-yeSr-olds and IN
ward: six furiouc~ Mac Taft %: o Tis True
IOi: Bill Whalcy IOI Billy Holder. lO4: Jane
Dockery. lo7: Jack RieSer, 100; Allen BrdEewstsr
loo Ethelda. 100; Busy. IL; Traveller, IL; Bill!
Barnes IL. Labold. IL.
SECOND RACE-Purse; twuyeArOlds; msidens
five and a half furiongs. SsogTane, lc2; SOuther
Lad, Ios: Francis lOe; intermediate. liz; DEPOSIT
IL; Buck KennOn. ll2; J. Nolan. liz; John Gund
II2; Mcshsch, IL; SaHdorus, lll2; WoodbIrn. Z
Little Bean, ll2
THIRD RACE-GentIemcn's Cup; thrce- -year-old
and upward: one mile. ROYAL Amber. I52: MiSsie
I32: Bow and Arrow. I52; Lady Mute, I42; HapP.
April l32: Galley Slave. ~
FOURTH RACE-TWoyesr-olds; six furiongs
Isabelle Vale 100 Sosius lO5; Delft, IG7 Osaple
ITO; Ban liz; Black Toney. Ils SoSius and Delft
J. Livingston entry; Black Toney. E. II. Bradley
entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse: three year-olds; mile ant
sixteenth. Flying Tom. 100; q. Steppa, lO5; Tit
Grader I03: Gowell, ll2; kleburne lis.
SIXTH RACE-Advance Fund; three-y r-old
and upward; six furlongs. Crsco, l03; Hoffman
Ill Merrick. Il2; High Private, u6.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds: mill
and seventy yards. MarshOn, loo: AnIity IG2; Art
full Art, lc2; Bary She. Io3; L. H. Adair. l02
KAtrine Io2; Barnard. IO5; Belle of Bryn Mswr lo2
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Cont No. 1855, ad-
miniStrltlun--This i to give notice that the sub
scriber. a the District II Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District of Columbia
letters testamCntsry on the estate q ArabsUa
DOrSctt late Of the nistric n Columbia decga-ed
All persons having claims against the deceased ars
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the volch-
ers Thereof, legally authenticated to the sIhTihsr
on or hefoue the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
4. d. 1914; otherwise they NAY BY law be excluded
from all benefit Uf said estate. GIven under ny
hand this 9th day q Septcmber 1914 CHARLES
A DoRSETT. eil 18th 81 ne. Attest: (ScaL)
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia. Clerk q the Probate Court
BURTON DOYLE and 5. EDWARD BEACH.
AttnrnsvS ssltrs -
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Columbia juniors Win.

Tho Columbia juniors defeated the
Leader \. &. At the Monument grounds
Yesterday. G." {" The lineup of the Co
lumhias Is a. follows: Hanson. left
field: R"senbIatt. pitcher: Zerega. catch
er. Emanuel. first base. Atlas. third base:
Hammel. second hase. Tender. center
held; Mike Waskow, shortstop, and
GIe cen. right eId
For games address A. Atlas. g27 n
Street Northwest. Average age twelve to
thirteen years.