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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
Modern Bakery
for Toledo

MIR. Hinton. the baker, this week
receivedNhis new oven. it arriving
Tuesday on the Mirene from Port
land. The oven is what is known
as the Hubbard double deck. port
able oven, and will hold BAG loaves
at baking. Same is 8 feet 8
inches deep, Z feet 10 inches wide
and 6 feet 8 inches in height. The
oven is lined with porcelain tiles
and is one of the most modern and
sanitary ovens lie. 1t also diff
fers from the old style oven in the
fact that it can be fired while the
baking is in progress, thus keeping
the heat very even.
MIR. Hinton is installing the oven
in the Commercial Hotel building,
which he has leased to use as a
bakery. Carpenter Schlecht is re-
modelling the building. putting in
sanitary glass cabine and build.
ing counters. The new establish
ment wills.be ready for business in
about ten days and Toledo will then
have a bakery equal to those found
in the larger cities.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
Bayview

Mr.. and Mrs. Backan and two
children of Portland came in Sum
day evening to visit Mrs. Backan's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hansen.
Those who attended the dance at
the Ona Grange Hall Saturday
night were, the Misses Josie Oak
land. Johanna Hansen. Edna Glen
ger. Dessa and Leona Prescott and
Messrs. Chester Burse. Edwin Oak
land. and Detxer Twombly. All
report q good time.
Mr.. and Mr.. CALVIN Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ellis and son.
Harold, came in from Portland
Monday for a few days outing
and to visit Mr.. Barnes and Mrs.
Ellis father, Mr.. ]. C. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. McWillis and
little daughter. Mrs. Geo. Prescott
and Misses Randi Hendrickson and
Edna Geinger and Messrs. Milton
and Lawrence Hendrickson attend
ed the grand concert given at
kents' Opera Hall at Waldport
Monday night.
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West Yaquina

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Davis, August 8, 1914. an 8 pound
boy.
Bo, n, to Mr.. and NJ s Sid Nick
elson, huEust G, 1914, a nine pound
girl.
Mr.. A. W. Cox and daughter,
Alma, returned to their home in
Portland Saturday. after "A two
weeks visit at the Hanlon home.
Mrs. w. L. Hanlon and SON, Robert,
accompanied them.
Mr.. Robertson of Portland is
whiting at the Miller home.
John Hanlon spent the weekend
with his brother, Ed, and family
here.
Ed Hanlon and daughters, Daisy
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

The County Court Of Lincoln
county, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids for furnishing msterial and
contracting a bridge over Lobster
river near the home of Thos. Tay-
lUr. in Road District No. /: also
for furnishing material and build
ing bridge over Big Elk river
near the hme Of B. + Grant, in
Road District No. II. Said bids to
be in accordance with plans on file
with the County Clerk and must be
accompanied with a certified check
amounting 10 3 per cent. Of bid
submitted.
All bids to be filed with the
County clerk on or before 8 clock
a. M, September 2, 1914.
II. ii. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
Oysterville

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. d. Boone had the misfor-
tune to fail and dislocate her elbow
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Barker and
daughters spent Saturday in To-
ledo visiting with Miss Alice Hand
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bowling and
family spent Sunday at Thos. Bark
er's.
The Mirene called at the Barnes
cannery and left some fishing sup
plies.
Berle King came up from New.
port end called on his folks Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Bessie Shermer and family
and Mrs. Geo. King and daughter.
and John Hanlon spent Sunday al
Seal Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Margson were
Toledo visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Fritz Fallman of Beaver
creek went to Toledo Monday t.
have some dental work done, re
turning We 1nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. King wer,
Toledo visitors Tuesday forenoon.
Miss Ella Hayden left for he
home in Springfield. after a sue
cessful term of school taught a
this place,
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Glen

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Pugh of Cor
Wallis spent last week with Mrs.
Pugh's sister. Mrs. C. W. Brown,
and family.
A number Of the young folks
here took in the dance at Mr.. and
Mrs. B. o. Young's at Harlan. All
had fine time.
Miss Clara Moore spent the latter
part Of last week with Miss Bessie
Grant at Harlan.
w. NJ. Randall and Fred La
marouh Of Philomath are spend.
ing this week with MIR. and Mrs.
W. Z. Randall.
Mrs. S. j. Stewart spent last
week with her mother. Mrs. J. W.
Dav enport.
Mrs. j. Il. Simmons and Miss
Viola Crooks OF Albany are visiting
with their brother, J. L. Crooks,
and family here.
Mrs. Birdie Wiley returned TO
her home in Salem Monday. after
spending two weeks with her cous.
ins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Moore.
Miss Peggy Thomason Of Harlan
Is spending this week with friends
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Upper Beaver
X. D. Martin returned hom,
from Toledo Wednesday.

X. D. Martin returned home
from Toledo Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Martin and
children of Harlan spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of X. D.
Martin and l. N. Huyitt.
Mrs. Dora Huntsucher spent
Sunday at the Fallman ranch.
Billie Peterson spent part of last
week at home, returning Sunday
afternoon to Toledo.
A. Peterson and son, Peter, de-
livered a fine, large veal to Ed
Stocker at Newport Tuesday.
Mrs. Fritz Fallman and baby
went to Toledo Monday to visit
friends and have some dental work
done. She will return home We'd
nesday.
Henry and Gordon Emerson are
cutting wood for Fritz Fallman.
]. N. Huyett and X. D. Martin
took beef out to Toledo Tuesday
Peter Peterson went to Toledo
Sunday and returned Monday night.
Everybody on Upper Beaver il
listening for wedding bells.
Misses Alice and Mae Huntsucke er
visited at the Bowers ranch Sun
day.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14

r. H. Kaltz. the piano tuner, is
in town and is ready to fix w your
piano. Leave orders at this office.
The heating plant for the High
School building arrived on the
Mirene Tuesday and is being in
stalled.
Alec Mcmillan returned the first
of the week from the south part
of the county where he has been
laying out some county roads.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Joe Hollingsworth
arrived over from Newberg Tues
day in their auto and will visit
several days with his brother. O..
R., and family in this city.
NJ. A. Nye aud family departed
yesterday morning for their new
home at Salem. We wish them
luck In their new home, but regret
seeing them leave Toledo.
Owing to bridge No. 100, just
this side of Philumath burning
yesterday. the west bound passenger
train was several hours late in
getting in. and all other trains
were badly delayed.
H. o. Allen and wife arrived
over from Philomath the first of
the week. Mr.. Allen has taken
charge of the local depot during
the absence of Agent H. F. Rice.
who is taking his annual vacation.
Mr.. Rice and family and Ben
Reimers went to Otter Rock
Wednesday foe an outing.
P. A. Lafferty. an attorney Of
Portland, has been in the city the
past several days. Mr.. Lafferty is
rusticating on a farm near Eddy
vile. He just returned from the
Hawaiin Islands. being a member
Of the marine band which accom-
panied the Oregon Marines on an
expedition to those islands. Mr..
Lafferty is planning to have this
band over here to play during two
days Of the County Fair. II is one
Of the best marine bands on the
coast and If they do come our peo-
pie will certainly be treated to
some most excellent music.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
aheredea each
RusEng Associate Edtor

business to.have one round up some
time in August Of each year. while
the people are here and before the
State fair commences. On Friday.
before the show commences the
cowboys will ride through town
from Newport to Nye Creek and
"shoot up the town" like they did
in an early day in Montana and
Eastern Oregon. This will be ex-
citing. The time for holding the
roundup will be Saturday and Sun
day. August 18th and 18th at Bak-
er's ball ground.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
Moonlight Ex-
cursion Grand
Success

At last the Toledo Band got away
with one lovely moonlight river
dance. The night was beautiful
and the. moon o. X. As Mr.. Rose
brook was so kind as to call off his
regular Saturday night dance, his
usual crowd patronized the Band
boys. The grand total was aug
mented by many other band en-
thusiasts of Toledo. The receipts
in total passed all expectations
(rather) being Sl1.25. The Band
has decided that the surplus left,
after paying all expenses. shall be
used to bu' the snare drummer a
new Missouri meerschaum.
The people of Toledo may we'll
be proud of the public spirit they
have shown on this and many other
occasions.
The Band takes this occasion to
thank our townspeopls for their
loyal support. We are reminded
of the large crowd which attended
our concert this Spring. enabling
us to even more than nay expenses
on that occasion. We wish to thank
our benevolent people for the mag
nifcent band-stand erected for our
benefit, and especially to thank
them for the silver loving cup pre-
sented to our director, Mr.. Miller,
for his untiring work.
A Band Boy.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14

and K. ". and son. Charles. spent
Sunday at Newport.
Mr.. Denny and son. Earl. and
Clyde Covert of Ona were Yaquina
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Ehel Miller has been quite
sick this week. but is better at
present.
Mrs. Joe Lissy Of Ona made a
trip to Yaquina Monday, bringing
her sister over.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
County Fairs
this Fall

Following a record-breaking har-
vest in practically every section of
the state, Oregon will this Fall wit
ness large number the best fairs
ever held in the Northwest.
Twenty-Five counties have an
nounced the dates for their exhibit
tions, Coos and Curry counties will
join forces while ambitious Clack-
lamas county will stage two fairs.
Portland will hold Its Manufacture
ers and Land Products Show in late
October and early November. and
that city will also be represented.
through its commercial organiza-
tions or business houses. at every
one Of the county fairs.
Subject to future possible change.
following are the dates:
Oregon State Fair. Salem, Sep
tember 2S TO October 3.
Baker County. Baker, September
i4-19.
Benton County. Corvallis. Sep
tember 1926.
Coos and Curry Counties, Myrtle
Point. September 1926.
Clatsop County. Gearhart, Sep
tember 1926.
Crook County. Prineville. Sep
lember 1926.
Clacksmas County, Candy. Sept.
1919.
East Clackamas County, Esta-
cada. Sept. 8-9.
Douglas County. Roseburg. Sept.
1919.
Lane County. Eugene, Sept. %
25.
Lincoln County. Toledo, Sept. %
25.
Linn County, Scio. Sept. 1925.
Multnomah County. Gresham.
Sept. 1919.
Morrow County. Heppner. Sept.
1919.
Malheur County, Ontario. Sept.
1919.
Polk County. Dallas, Sept. 1919.
Sherman County. Moro. Sept.
ITO.
Gillian County, Condor. Oct. 1-3.
Wasco County. The Dalles, Sept.
1926.
Tillamook County. Tillamook.
Sept. 1913.
Washington County. Forest
Grove. Sept. 1926.
Wheel.r County, Fossil. Sept.
1928
Union County, La Grande, Sept.
22--2l.
YamhilI County. McMinnville,
Sept. 1926.
Kalmath County, Klamath Falls,
Sept. 2i-2G.
Umatilla County, Pendleton.
Sent. 2l-26.
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Fiegles Creek
A gentle shower over night.

A gentle shower over night.
Mr.. Matheney of Philomath had
fine luck at fishing last week, land
ing string of speckled beauties.
Lo. Nimrod is with US again.
Earl Jacobs visited Rankin and
Walker Sunday.
Joe Frady of Spout creek made
conventional call before going to
Toledo as juryman.
George Darting and son. Ralph,
spent Sunday with their family.
Ralph is agitating the school sub.
ject again. Indeed. ss the school
year faces us the subject assumes
gigantic proportions for the home
steader with young children. De-
sire to secure little competency
for themselves and posterity there
by protecting general society
against possible indigents and fear
Of ignorant citizenship places them
yearly between two fires, as it were.
I. Jay Buford and son, Jay, Jr.,
have filed on homesteadi in this
vicinity. Mr.. Bufurd is quite hi
larious over his find, so he writes
from his present home in Salem.
A compliment duly appreciated by
those who are acquainted with Mr.
Buford's public work.
]. r. Payne has been helping
Rankin and Walker move Il ell
cgscara bark to Summit for ship
ment.
i Chas. Lindley is changing hi,
house; also has barn. we'll under
way.
Zeb Kessi is haying. -.
Those who have contributed work
lately on the Kessi Hill are. z
Kessi and family, Frank Mulvany
j. Rankin. M. Walker and Chas
Lindley. Lindley will clear right
of way this week by blasting
Thanks to County Surveyor Der
rick's fine taste. II will be one OF
the prettiest bits of scenic road VIZ
know. It pays to keep a Landscape
gardener now and then. European
countries generally understand
that. Hold fast all give you''
is one of natures laws. 10 to speak
SO long as it does not altogether
hinder the com mercial idea. Ma.
ture has done something for each
home here. For example, at Kessi's
place, "The Branch" is the curious
gorge or box canyon. Frank Mul.
vany and Chas. Lindley. get Lone
Spring Mountain en- vista. Fiegle.
creek riots in beauty at Walkers
varying in mood as it pursues ii.
way in, out, up and down on ths
homestead Of John Rankin. Isaac
Boies, Ralph Darting. Jay Buford
Fred Scheddler and George Titu.
| look away to the Ca;cades. the 81
letz mountains and the sea. Last
but not least. 7. Jay Buford viii
rusticate beside The Lake. Here
are possibilities. Oh! yes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
NOTICE 70 BIDDERS.

Sealed bids will be received up
to noon Saturday August 22d. 1914,
by the Port of Toledo for the
building of Warehouse the Port of
Toledo to furnish all material de-
livered on the rgound. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the
Port Office.
The Port reserves the riyht' to
reject any or all bids.
Lee Wade, Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14

Born at the family home. Siletz,
Oregon, August 8. 1914. to Mr..
and Mrs. C. S. Blacketer. a son.
rrof, Coe. Of McMinnville Col
lego, candidate for Congressman,
preached at the local NJ. L. church
last Sunday evening. Prof. Coo
made most eloquent talk. inter.
csting and instructive and our
people will he glad to hear him
again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14

<Is-%-
W. R. Moore Of Glen was in the
city Monday.
Sam Stewart was over from Drift
creek Monday.
d. B. Ramsdell Of Elk City was
a county seat visitor Monday.
Ned Evans of Siletz went
through to Chemawa Monday after
noon.
Have your piano tuned while r.
h. kaultz is ia town. Leave or
ders here.
Attorney E. J. Clark went to
Newport on business Saturday
evening.
c. B. Crosno has been building
new walk along the front of his
residence this week.
A. o. Krogstad has had the front
of his building painted, II. A..
Schlccht doing the work.
Died--At the home Of James
Battese near Siletz August 8, 1914,
Foster Lune, aged 20 years.
MIS-. A. Z. Altrea. after a short
visit with her son. Ed, and family
here, returned Sunday evening to
her home in Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Kaser, after
a two weeks visit at the Wishart
home in thia city, returned Monday
afternoon for their home in Port
land.
Mrs. j. j. johnson and daughter,
Gladys. arrived down from Port.
land last Friday evening for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Il. j. Avery,
in this city.
Prof. Won Eschen of the Will
lamette University will speak at
the M. L. church in this city next
Sunday morning and evening. The
Professor is q most able speaker and
all are most cordially invited to
come out and hear him.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Davenport
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Bohannun.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
FOR SALE,

A good, young team. G and Z
years. weight about 1900. we'll
matched. Wagon and harness.
Ira A. Miller. Newport, Or.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-08-14
Notice of Meeting

vi the Board of Equalization Of
Lincoln county, Oregon, for the
year l914:
All to Whom it May Concern,
Greeting:
Take notice. that the Board of
Equalization for Lincoln County,
Oregon, will meet on the second
Monday of September, the same
being the l4th day of September,
1914. for the purpose of correct
ing, eaualizing ard examining the
assessment rolls for Lincoln county .,
as returned by the Assessor. The
first full week will be set aside for
receiving petitions and complaints.
as by law required. The above
meeting will be held in the county
court room in the Court House at
Toledo. Oregon, at 8 o'clock a. m.
on Monday. the l4th day of Sep
tember, 1914. W. E. Bell.
Assessor Of Lincoln county, Oregon.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-15
BOWIE TRACK READY
FOR OCTOBER MEETING
Large Patronage Expected to Attend
Races Of Southern Maryland
Fair Association.
70 HAVE OPEN BOOKING

The stage is set at Prince George Park
The me new track of the southern Mary
land Fair Association a. Bowie. for the
opening Of october L The new track.
Iituated midway between Baltimore and
Washington on the line Of the new electric
railway, connecting those cities and seyy-
ing their Inhabitants better than the In
habitAns Of any other elites in the eoun-
try are similarly served. . accessible to
both places. and is sure to enjoy a first-
class patronage
The coming niseting viii be the only
meeting in ths Hnited States conducted
in October whsh open bookmaking Of the
Old-fashioned soEt. with which the pa
irons Of the American turf are familiar
and which they like
The ring viii be open 10 all reputable
comers, and the fact that Mortimer l.
Mahoney has been appointed to take
charge is in Itself guarantee that the
public will be well looked after.
It Is probable that after this year
Bowie will take the place in the Eastern
schedule formerly assigned to Norfolk.
The officials who successfully conduct
ed the meeting at Marlboro last summer
will have charge of the coming session.
William spurgeon will act as presiding
steward, and his associates in the stand
will be Carter Hall and W. T. Anderson,
the latter a popular newspaper man OF
Baltimore Joseph Murphy, the genius of
DorvaIl Park, will be presiding judge.
The Prince George track is one mile
around. and there is a fine seven-furlong
chute under construction, which will
make possible the running Of sprints at
six, six and one-half, and seven furlongs.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-15
Yesterdays Results.
TORONTO.


FIRST RAcE-Threeyear-o and upward purss.
$500; EiI furicngs. Paint Brush. loS tCailahanl'
tn l. ! to 2 out won; Harbbard, III tMeiealiel'
? TO l. l to 2. out, second; YorkTille. III (Bursl'
to 2 to 2, out, third Tine, l.s' hequiTsm'
Strife Rotsnts and GIazelle also nan.
SECOND RAcE-Mlidsus; tWo-yearold hIliesi
purse 500; i've furionEA Ashokan, 100 CWardl'
5 to / 9 70 S. to S, won; AmAt, lis &c. Burnsl,
) to / eTen TO s. second; Broom Flower. no
(CalHhGnl, { to s. 70 5, out, third Tune laa ~
Linsar, Brokcrsss. Anna Rose. Argent Lazy MAY
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Fhree-year-olds and upward: Ca
madam bred; purse, 500; one mile and seventy
yards Prince Philisthorpe, lH tNanderl. to J.
to s. 10 S, won; Irish Heart, 81 tCahahanl.
8 to ]. 2 to !. 10 ). second; T. 2. Connen IsS
tCarroTD. % to !. 8 to l, to, l, third Time
IG9I5. Com Broom. Puritan Lass. and Busar
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Rapids Handicap; three
year-oIds and upward; $3.50 added; six furionSs.
Water Lady 81 ACTON. S to ], to $. out, won
rsnzsretta I9s Surnsl, to S. to 5. out second
Brave Cunardsr. 81 GauderI, to l. to 5. out,
third Time, lII4a InklE and AirAniem also
ran. E.
FIFTH RACE-fhreeyearoldsa and upward; sell
ing; purse, 500; one and oEssixteenth miles Bily
Baker l0s Ward, to ]. ) to ], even. won Cen
tauri lo2 tSsanderl. 70 !, to ). TO ;, second
Tom Hancock lG (Aiet11lfel. to ]. to >
to 3 third. Time, . 2-S Annie SeilerS, Ponte-
frae. RatEa. and MaJttOr also nan, -, -
SIXTH RACE-TEo-yeAr-olds; purse. 500; i've
and onehaIf furiongs Zindel iG tAnbrusel, to
I. 4 to 5, out, won; YsnetA, 100 Metcalfei, 10 ?
2 to 5, out second; StalWArt Helen. l@ tOhertl,
to l. to 2 out. third. Time lds IS. Raincoat
and Pied Piper also 1n.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-yeAr-old and upward
selling: purse 500; six furiongs. sackcioth, lOi
Uahertyl to /. ) to !. to 2 won; Gerard.
Be (CaTterl, 20 !. to !. eTen. second; Song OF
Rocks Ie4 (Actoul 10 !, to l. even, third Time,
IiGs5 McClintock. Chryssis, SpellbOund, MaEgrka.
LenaTasI. Lambs Tail. and Brandywine also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-15
LEXINGTON.

FIRST -Three-year-olds and upward: sen-
ing: six furlongs. Daisy Platt. l02 tSmythl, Soo.
Sle7O So 90. won: Charley McFerran, le (Ne5lonl.
$50 a0 second: John D. Wakefeld. 10 Me
Ewen) S99, third. Time. li4 IS. Bad Pros
pect, Tail Crea Thistle Bell, Thiessres The Gan.
der Mike Pepper. Mae Taft, and Jimmie GIN also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Handizp; twoyear-olds; sir
furionEs Liberator. lO5 Martini, $40. $50. out,
won; Miss Fielder, 100 tMcCabel. $40. out. sec
ond; George Roesch IO5 Goose. out. third. Time,
lI3 IS. Hoo's Hoo also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse; three yesr-olds and up
ward; six furionEs Leo skolny, l09 tGOosel, 3 20
81 go SID, won; Prince HeTnis. lis lPool, 81 90
500 second: white, IL (BoreD, go, third
Time la Presumption. Indolence. Clint, L. b
Adair and BenatA also rsn-
FOURTH RACE-Purse; tWo-year-oid hlies; hvt
and a half furlonES. Seashen, ll5 tBordl. SD
$40 $40 won; Dark Flower. lo3 CMartinI, sic
S53. second; Aunt Josie. lo6 tGoosel. SO, third
Time los. Margaret D., Dismiss. Vogue, Linda
Payne. FiligTee. and HigTa also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pwse; thres-year-olds and up'
ward one mile. . Steppa, l8 tAndressl. $40
IS, out won; John Gund, 07 lCo1noly, 81. out
second; SIeeth, los (Goose). out, third Time
40 Melton Street also ran,
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards La
Mode lG (smythl, 800 S+so. $50. won; Beulah
s., le Dishmon), =. $50. secondi Bula Welsh
lN (Murphyl, $40, third. Tine, ! As "a Anna
Reed, St ATano. Oreon. LOTeland. Big D1ppeT
Mary Ann K and Fannie McDee also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-15
'Appreutiee allowance claimed.
LEXINGTON,

FIRST RACE-Thr.s- yenr-oIds and upward siI
furlons. 'Bolsla. loi; Jesse Louise, in; Tht
Norman, 10; Edith W. ls5; Mis- Gale, l@; BsAk
Bill, los; Flying Yankee, IN: BouAnEa. 10,
othsllo. -l0e; Ysnzhss- la; osuIhEAn. nS: Fur
LONG rs.
SECOND RACE-Purse 500: tvoyear-old maiden
hIliss. BlAnche Lewis. liz; Mountain Pearl, liz;
Pan Maid 10; Fdget, 10: Helen RaybOh and
Fascination nO each. Baker Raybold entry.
Kitty wArheld no; Met Mexican, 10; Ahes Dad
ley. 10: Ida Earl. lie; Lady Powers. io; GnecHn.
10
THIRD RAGE-Pwse: maiden threeyear-oda
and upward: siI furlongs. MexiloS and San Jaon-
los each. Baker 4 Spencer entry; Dr. Tate, l6;
Grace V. 100; sheperdesS lOS; HollyEreAth. los;
BillORs. lO5; Archery 100: Justice Goebsl. lo9i
Transmitter. l0s; LonemAn, III; Charles B., Ia
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear-oIds and upward;
one mile and q sixteenth. 'GallAnt Boy. -; y.
Nolan, 81 Transit. 100; BoIly Hill. 10; Wander.
IQ; Prospect. 10; sEutSndeF. lGi Big Dipper, la;
Spindle. lN; RaIenAl lG; CHARLEY MeFsuan. IN;
HOwdy HoWdy, lE.
FIFTH RACE-TEoy year-oldS; selling; Eve and
half fuTlonEs. 'Mimico, l05; Goeb5. N; Gold
Crest Girl. lG; Mary ReArdou. l0: Billy Joe, lcs;
Alkanet, l0e; Sprudsl, l0e; YAllaha, 100: Dorothy
Perkins, 100: Joe D., 10; Js6 Roberta lis
SIXTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward; sell
ing; one mile and a furlong- Transportation. los;
Reno l05; ANY Port, lG; Impression. lG; Tmir.
10; Rash. LIZ; Flying Feet. IL
.Ar-,,ntic. ,TIow,nrn claimed