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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-07-02
SUMMONS.

SUAmVNS.
State Of T9rth RaEota ceHnty Of Ward
District
Katherine Ehr Plaintiff.
James F. r al H. S. salyard..
RreHiden + fe9 Wsss Eg a,5stes sifs
pany of North Dakota, corpora,
ton, Samuel W. Weeks, Walter '7
Mears, and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate or in
terest in or lien or CIRCUMFERENCE
upon the property described in
The, State of North Dakota to the
Ab0ve Na harsbv Defendants; 70
Which eempant is filed in mt, the once ss'o of
the Clerk Of f., the above entitled Court at
and to serve copy of your answer upon
the subscribers at their Office in the city
Of Minot, Ward County, North Dakota.
within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of the
day of service; and in case Of your
failure to appear or answer, Judgment
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Minot, N. D., this Bird day of
-Greenleaf, Bradford & Nash,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and P. o. Address,
Minot. North Dakota.
Notice of No Personal Claim.
To the Defendants in the Above Entitled
Action:
Notice is hereby given, that the above
entitled action is brought for the pur-
pose. of determining adverse claims to
the following described property situate
in the county of Ward, state of North
Dakota to-wit: West one-half CIV 1-2)
of the Southeast quarter Csc 1-4), The
Northeast quarter one 1-4) of the
Southeast quarter Csc la and the
Northeast quarter one 1-4) of the
Southwest quarter (SW 1-4) of Section
tWenty.one l2D in Township One Hun
dred Fifty-fve Q55) North of Range
Eighty-three $3.50 West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian. and the East one
half (E 1-2) Of the Northwest quarter
(NW LAD and the Southwest quarter
(SW LAD Of the Northwest quarter (NW
1-4 of Section twenty-five (22) and the
Southeast quarter Use la Of the South
west quarter (SW Ia of Section fifteen
G5) all in said township and range
You will further take notice that no
personal claim is made against you or
either of YOU in said action.
-Greenleaf, Bradford & Nash,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and P. o. Address,
6-1l-t6 Minot, North Dakota.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

A>OAANA IoAS L
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Minot, N. Dak., June
%, 1914. ,
Notice is hereby given that August
Kruger, of Burlington, N. OAK, who,
on December 4, 1909, made homestead
entry serial 07217, for the NE IA
NV Id, Section "a, Township 1856
North, Range "a West, Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Register and the
Receiver of the u. S. Land Office, at
Minot, N. Dak., on the Eighth day of
August, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Peter Grosarth, of Minot, N. OAK;
Fred Grosarth, of Minot, N. Dak.;
Ernest Bowman, of Burlington, N.
Dak., and Oscar Olson, of Minot. N.
Oak.
F. F. FRITZ,
Register.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
by Advertisement.

by Advertisement. A..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
that certain Mortgage, made, executed
and delivered by Perry A. Miller and
Anna M. Miller, his wife, mortgagors,
to the First State Bank of Bowbells,
corporation, Mortgage, on the 18th
day of December, A. D. 1912, and filed
for record in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Ward County, North Da-
kota, on the 18th day of December,
A. D. 1912, at 3:15 o'clock p. M, and
was duly recorded in book POS of Mort
cages, on page 564 thereof; and which
said Mortgage was thereafter by an
instrument in writing, assigned by the
First State Bank of Rowbells, a COR
poration, to L. w. J. Dickinson, of Mi
not, North Dakota, on the 18th day of
May, A. D. 1914, and which Assign
ment was thereafter duly recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeds of
Ward County, North Dakota, on the
10Th day of June, A. D. 1914, at $50
o'clock a. M, and duly recorded in
Book 145 of Mortgages on page $40
thereof. Will be ,foreclosed by the
sale of such premises as hereinafter
described, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Minot,
Ward County, North Dakota, on the
9Th day of August, A. D. 1914, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, to
satisfy the amount due on the said
mortgage on the day of sale; default
having occurred therein by said Mort
gagors having failed to meet the pay
ments required by the said Mortgage.
The premises described in said Mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the said mortgage, are those certain
premises, situate in the State of North
Dakota, County of Ward, and more
particularly described as follows, to-
wit: Lot Six 60 of Block .Twenty-six
(26), of Tolley's First Addition to the
City Of Kenmare, according to the Ger
tilted plat thereof as filed fer record
in the office Of the Register lef Deeds
for and within Ward County, North
Dakota. There will be due on the
said Mortgage on the day of Sale the
sum of One Hundred Seventy-four
and 20-1O0 Dollars ls174.2O), besides
Attorneys fees and costs of foreclos-
ure. .'4 Il
E. D. KELLEY,
Sheriff, Ward County, N. D.
L. w. J. DICKINSON,
Assignee of Mortgage.
B. A. DICKINSON,
Attorney for Assignee,
Ryder, N. D..
1876
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DR.. Rogers, formerly of Donnybrook
is in the city this week. The doctor,
who recently disposed Of his practice,
has just returned from South st. Paul,
where he accompanied one Of the fin
est carloads Of porkers ever shipped
out of the Denny brook territory.
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Worms Damage Groves.

Several farmers report that myriads
of dark green worms are destroying
the leaves of their groves. Spraying
is the only solution, but no one has the
facilities to do this work.
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Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage made, executed and deliv-
gagor, to Bernice G. Williams, mortga-
gee, dated May LIST, 1911, and filed for
record in the office of the Register Of
Deeds, within and for Ward County,
North Dakota, May 10. 1911, at 1880
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City Property.

City Property.
New Bungalow, three rooms, in
place for raising chickens; easy terms.
Price $3.50. SySSa ETE.tE.4Ssas Gas.fr,
WESTERN REALTY CO.,
Minot. N, OAK, Phone 234.
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was apparently well. 1t died during

was apparently well. IT died during
the night.
Mira j. l.. NuciSlcs ana Miss Matte
Nucklcs. lately OF Clifton Forge. Va.
who have been guests OF Mrs. W. y.
Pierce on Harrison street. left yes
terday for Norfolk. whore they will in
future reside.
The cold weather IS driving many
tramps TO the police station tor night
accommodations. They are furnished
warm quarters. and are started on their
journey in the morning.
Saturday will be observed as Tag
Day" for the benefit OF the Female
Orphan Asylum IN this city. This Is
the annual custom of the managers OF
tho orphanasc.
Suadry quar-; bottles OF the apple
brandy recently stolen from the Poca-
hontas Distilling Compnny--somc OF
the bottles broken and some full--havc
been found scattered around in Poca-
hontas.
Tho November term Of tho Hastings
Court was opened to-day. There are
no felony cases on tho docket. and the
mSdcmeanor cases were continued.
Somn civil business was transacted.
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THIRTEEN TEAMS LEFT IN
SIx-DAY BICYCLE RACE

NEW YORK. November. Io;-Thirteen
teams were left n-the six day bicycle
race al IL o'cloci. tonight. ten of
which were punched for the lead, with
1884 miles and two laps to their
credit.
Three Pierrcy and Dupuy.
kopsky and IIanscn and the Bedcll
Brothers--withdrcw during the even
ing. Pierccy and Hansen formed 8,
partnership and entered the race with
a handicap Of one lap The fast pace
only two miles and two laps ahead OF
the record for the hour.
The chief Incident Of the night was
spin shortly before 10 o'clock. Sew
eral riders were thrown land serious
ly cut on the face and hands or bruised
about the body. None was seriously
enough injured to force his retirement.
The standing at il +. NJ. was:
Goullct -Grcndn, Clark Root, CAM
eron;Kaiser. lawrence Magin. Egg
Halstead. Foylcr-Hill. Lawson-D rc-
bach and Ryan Wohlrah. 1855 miles
two laps.
Thomas Hanlcy, 1854 miles
Mitten-A Anderson, 1853 miles, nine
laps
Piercey- Hansen. 1883 miles. two
laps
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PRESIDENT ILL APPOINTS
REGISTRATION COMMITTEES

NEW YORK. November l9.-Alfred
j. Lii, Jr, president of the Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States. to-
Night announced the names of the I'M
pOrtant National Registration Commit
tee of the Amateur Athletic Union for
The ensuing year.
HcsidcS ccrctary-TrCasurer Frcdcr-
icli w. Ruben, as chairman. the fol-
lowing men throughout the country,
chlirmcn of local registration commit
tees are members:
Jacob w. 'Stumpf, Metropolitan .Asso-
cation.
Frank Facey, New England
German Meyer. Middle Atlantic AS
ISOLATION.
William Burdck, Maryland, South
Atlantic Association.
larry j.. KcatOr, Central Association
l.. ID. Bcnedetto, Southern Associa-
ton.
Florence J. Curran, western, Associa-
ton.
#. Morris Dunno, Pacific northwest
crn Association
George james. Pacific Association.
~ T.. DUgosh, Texas Associations
Il. W. forming. Southern Pacific AS
ISOLATION.
w Pykc Johnson. Rocky Mountain
Association.
Or. Charles G. Piummer. Inter Noun
tain Association.
]. Il. Soper. Hawaiian Association.
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PETERSBURG
MONEY AND F0ODSTUFFs
FOR RELIEF OF BELG|ANs
Petersburg Committee Expects to
Make Satisfactory Report
OF Donations.
WORK Is STILL In PROGRESS
Contributions OF Perishable Goods
Are Converted Into Casl,-Parent-
Teacher Association Organized at
Brown Public School.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dispa,el,.


PETERSBURG. VA. November To-
The Petersburg belgian relief commit
zee expects TO make very satisfsc
toE! showing OF donations for the
week. The contributions have been
coming In very freely every day. Yes
terday the rec"iuts were sl21 in
money. with sacks OF Hour and meal,
sugar and groceries. twenty six pack
ages OF clothing'and many other need
ful articles. Tomorrow the committee
VIII have Il big sale OF cakes. candiee
and other delicacics sent In by the
housewives of the city Saturday there
VIII be flower show and sale at head
Quarters Saturday night the commit
tee has arranged for n dance for the
young people from $ to IL, TO which
admission will be charged. Many
tickets 10 this dance have already been
sold The chapsrons Of the evening
VIII be Mrs. Waverly Wilkins, Mrs. IL.
T. Stratton Mrs. $. l.. Mitchell. Mrs. w.
ID. Smith. Mrs. Mortimer Williams. Mrs
Robert y. Martin. Mrs. Paul Petit. Miss
Alice Collier. Mrs. Leroy Roper. Mrs
j. u. Martin. Mrs. Pryor Jones and
Mrs. Harvey Seward.
The committee daily receives contri-
buttons OF vegetables and other pro-
ducts OF the farm. which cannot be
shipped These are readily converted
into cash.
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JUDGE SOUTHALL NAMES
COUNTY Poll CE MEN
officer Traylor VIII Probably BE APP
pointed AS Chief of Chess
terfield Force.
RAILWAY COMPANY WINS SUIT
Soutl, Richmond Democratic Club
VIII Discuss Civic Affairs OF
Southside at Mass-hieetinY To-
Night-Fined for Resisting Arrest.

Judge ROBERT G. southall appointed
att Chesterfield Courthouse yesterday
afternoon officers y. T. Traylor and ".
H. Flynn. in Manchester Mnglsterlai
District. and officers j. Il. Cousins and
w. ID. Dyer In Matoaoo District as the
personnel of the Chesterfield police
force. With :hc exception OF officer
James Inn,aE, %: Swansboro. who was
not an applicant, the policemen are the
40 decree has been yet made to that
effect by the court, It Ia expected that
Policeman Traylor Will be- made chief.
the appointments were delayed until
late yesterday afternoon on account OF
the hearing OF the charges made
against officer Cousins. Several citi-
zcns alleged that lac had neglected the
performance OF his duty, but their OBJ
Jections were not sustained.
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RED CROSS SEALS
stamps for TubcrculonIs Frpd TO Go
on Sale Thanksgiving Day.

The annual sale OF Red Cross Christ
mas seals will begin this year with
Thanksgiving Day. The funds thus
obtained are needed to Keep nurse
in the field for the relief of the needy
tuberculosis patients In Virginia. The
sale will be conducted. as usual, under
the auspices, OF the Virginia Anti
Tuberculosis Association.
.>s in former years. the State as
sociation will work In co-opcration
with number OF local agencies In
most of the cities and towns OF Vir-
gsnia. In every instance some charity
or health endeavor Is the local bone
ficiary of the aale. while the proceeds
that accrue to the State Association
20 directly to tuberculosis work Ten
per cent OF the money raised In VIZ
ginia goes to the national association
for the study and prevention OF tu-
bcrculosis, the great national agency
which Is directing the campaign
against consumption in the United
States.
Miss Agnes d. Randolph, former
superintendent of the Memorial Hos
pital. and now executive secretary OF
the State Antitubcrculosis Association.
Is in general charge of the State cam
paign. and Is anxious to communicate
with health organizations and kindred
societies In towns where no aEencie,
have yet been established for the sale
OF the seals.
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pnrent-Teacb,r A.,or,o,,on.

Yesterday vas patrons day at the
Brown Public School, on Wythe Street.
and there were many visitors 10 witness
the program OF cXcTciscs, which were
Of varied and interesting character a
Parent Teacher Association was organ
lied with forty-iive members. the fol-
lowing officers being elected: president.
Mrs. William Irvine; first ricr-presi
dent, Sfrs. George $. Bernard; second
vice president, Mrs. William j.. Drewry;
Bccretary. Mrs. j. G. Rosenberg: treas
urer. Mrs. Carter Myers. The parents
OF pupils in all the schools, with their
mothers clubs and the like. are daily
being brought into closer contact with
the teachers and tho schools
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THANKSGIVING Day. -

game, to- be played in Richmond on
Thanksgiving Day.
game the players wore numbers ten ten
inches high. As tho numbers arc
placed on the players backs. there Is
no advantage or disadvantage to the
players. as they face each other In Il
scriininage: but. OH the other hand. It
is OF great benefit to the spectator.
who can refer to his printed card
bearing name and number of each
player and thus follow each play with
added interest and enthusiasm.
The leading universities arc to be
congratulated on their wisdom in APP
'prccintinB the fact that something Is
due the public
Their reward has been an increased
sale OF seats for the big games ana
a more enthusiastic crowd of apocta-
tors
W. believe we voice the unanimous
wish OF tho football enthusiasts OF
Richmond in asking that the author
tiles nave their players numbered In
the Thanksgiving game so that wc
may follow the game with more sat-
Yours truly.
Athletic Association Of Richmond Pub
lie Schools: Athletic Association
OF John Marshall High School:
Athletci Association OF Mct;uire's
school: Athletic Association Of
Richmond academy: Athletic hs-
Isolation Of liichinond Athletes
Federation.
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CARNES ELECTED MANAGER
OF SHlPBUlLDERS' TEAM

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, November
iH.--Call Carncs, leading first bascman
III the Virginia League during tho a,ast
agcr of the Shipbuilders for next year.
Harry Lee Spratt. the former Boston
i;rave. who managed the club for the
to have piloted the club during 1915.
notified the owners of the team several
days. ago that business matters would
require so much of his time that no
baseball.
Carnea, who is one OF the most pop
ular ball players that has evcr worn
earned the sobriquct of Rubber Man"
by his ability to reach out and get
them at first, applied for the vacancy.
His selection as leader. Of the Ship
builders Is received with general sat
iSfaction by tho fans.
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To-Uay's Card.

six furlongs-' Minstrel. l02: Fa r
Helen, 1917: Surgeon. i0i: Pennyr5ck.
1911; Tirarn, 100: i ian Boru. 10: - Ike
OF Dunbar. l0T; Al bonus. lo7: Videt.
iie: Saturnus. loo; 'SlnInb.rer. los;
Mc.lickn. lJi; Nililard, l07; Aimee Les
iie So. u.s., %, ~ ,v.. ,.,,,..,n ,v,.
aud ons-haif turIonss--iioIscinaid
leI. pomrttc l3lcu. lla: Iiebago, los:
Truntd. l03; L S.c II. 100: Emerald
Gem, l03. Hester Prynnc. 10: Kew. ssa.
luS. Hanson. 9S: CoIuctto. So: York
yilic. les; Tru" as steel. TO-.
Third. tOr tw"-year- old nliies: The
Carolinn handicap: i've furlonEs--
EroonGowSr, ii9: Minnie f.. 1I2: Celtic.
100. Lady botha, rs; Lady Barhary,
l2;
Fourth. fo. all ages: handicap: sell
ing: one III lc and seventy yards
Carlton o.. 100: Itmshy Head. l0e;
Armament. IG4: Chn Field. %; Bo.;.Ia
80: Ambrose. los; Dartwvrth. l01.
FiTth-fnr Two ycai -Olu conditions:
i've and onc-half furlongs-High
Tide, los; Wat-rtown. l07; Carlonc,
iln: ftumo lU2; He VIII, l07: Amuns,
i"I; Colonel tauAeil. lo5; Reelection.
itescoe. Goose. 10; Lydia r.. 1915
Gin Haven. 100; King Caucus. los;
Ninety Simplex. ,ll0.
SiXth-;h!cc-yt ar-oids and UP; SELL
ing; mile and furloug -Mol!ic $.
l0i; Gay Fisher. lis: "Ccntauri. 90;
,;oldy. lnai sam iirsch. io7; over the
sands, lcJ: E.n Ounce. lol: fluda's
Dyothcr. %: Joe Diehold. lo9; Oak
hurst. 100: Tay Fay. los: Font, loo;
Good Day. iuo
sNpprcntir. ALLOWANCE. claimed
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wedne.duy Music Club.

Yesterdays meeting OF the Wcdncs-
day Music Club was held at the home
OF Miss Mary T. Patteson. very ar
tistic program was rendered. embrace
Ing vocal and instrumental selections
from the works of the great composers.
The guests of the club were Mrs Z. r.
StriblinR. Miss Lucy Fried. Mrs. Burt,
Mrs. Stone. of Condersport. Pm; tho
Misses Suliy, Mrs. Frank Talbot. OF
Danrille; Mrs. Woodson ISarnhardt. of
st. Louis; Miss Gay Blackboard. Mrs
Robert Epps. Mrs. Spooner and Miss
Ions
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Democrnt,c Club Meeting.

Ali citizens living in the annexed
territory on the Southsde arc invited
BY the president, Carter c. Jones. to
attend the meeting of the South Rich
mond Democratic Club to- might at $3.50
o'clock In Frate-nal Hall. The club
already has a large membership. and
IT is expected that this will be con-
sid"raoiy augmented. Important mat
tcrs pertaining TO the civic welfare
OF the community will be discussed.
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TICKET SPECTATORS HAVE
ARMY AND NAVY TICKETS

PHILADELPHIA. November Ia
Notwithstanding that tickets for the
army and navy game. to be played here
on Franklin Field. are not yet In the
hands OF university students, n plen-
tiful supply is held by ticket specula-
tors.
DR.. ]. william White. who was in
strumcntal In bringing the game back
TO this city. said to-day the university
authorities were not responsible for
tho tickets now on sale and would take
no action.
The spectators are Offering the tick
cts nj from tl2 20 $50 apiece.
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nuirua. COMPANY Wins Sui,

y verdict for the defendant was
awarded by Jury last night In the
suit of +. II. Lnurdc- against the Vir-
Ein'a Hallway and Power Company.
Damages were asked In the sum OF
5000 by the piaintin for injuries sus-
iained when he fell from car n
rwenty-hf:h and broad Streets. lie
had his foot on the step. he claimed.
when he was thrown from the trolley,
which started without warning. Byrd
Thomas +. Bryan conducted the de-
f,.riSc.
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Tinker. Increase STOCK.

CHICAGO. November l9.-The cap
ital stock or the Chicago Club Of the
Federal Baseball League was increased
from S250.0oo to 100000 at the an
nual meeting here to-day.
Most az this sum already has been
spent by Charles Wecghman, prcsi-
dent. II WAS announced. and the in
crease was 20 provide his surety.
The directors adjourned until next
week. when officers probably will be
elected.
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SPORTS
AMALFi WINS THE CECIL
STAKES AFTER HARD DRIVE
Little Nearer Takes Second Money.
Gregg First in StepIechnse-Wcld
nhIp CmUutrcN the Opener.

HAVItE DE GRACE, November ia
The Cecil selling stakes. the star event
Of this afternoons program. went to
Tie Tom liealy's Amalf, which won in
hard drive from LIttlo Nearer. Hurry
Shaw and 'rhornhill made the early
pace, but ut the head of the stretch
Harry Shaw dropped back beaten and
the, Held closing OH Thornhill sent him
10 drive. Amalf, under McCahey's
ih nus nm ride, come through and stand;
wcn By Il fair margin.
me steeplechasc went to Gregg, hut
: :,r. itoss was lucky to get the purse as
Single Stock was the best horse. Go
ing over the hurdle In the stretch.
while in the lead. the Davis bay jumped
Sideways and nnscatcd his rider. let
.Ins Gregg come on To an easy vic-
WeldshiD captured the opening event
TOR maidens handily from Il cheap field.
Holland set the pace but quilt to moth
Sir Edgar, making all the pace, took
down the two-year- handicap in IL
hot drive with EBmont AMI Stalwart
Helen.
ss sSrn 500 six fu rna sn
!: to W. Won ie Mariin casca T. ro 30
paFsia los e Iyine, to sSin i, ssf TO
20 /. third. Time. 1916. Arinm
Traie. Chaser. GonquIs,ador, BLACK
anra Salon. Door Mat. Scnrsdalo and
Margaret Meise also ran.
:,.s%S,o nnh , ,end and up:
Irceg, ii0 tWilliams). TO s.. to 8.
TO .. Won; Fox Craft. 1871 tHaynes}.
.r to i ) to, 2; and even. second;
30 to IS TO !, third; Time .:ls.
.Aberfeldy. Neii Chen, Brush ana Frog
also ran
Third = two-year -oldG: handicap:
I'VE turlongs-sir Edgar. liz Crrox-
lsro. 10 a.s to .. to 2. won: Egg
TO .. second; Staiwart Helen l13
Time; l:oi;; Hanson. Harry Junior
and Beverly James also ran.
o00 guaranteed: three y.ar-olds and
W.; mile and seventy yards-AInalf.
100 tMcCahey), .lS TO. .. even. ] to J,
won; Little Nearer, i0o tFair Brother).
to !, . to :, to .. second: Thorn,
and Lochie laIso ran.
Fifth. nll!es and geldings; iwo-year-
ol1s; selling: purse 5000; five and one
Z" ). To 10, to 3. won: Marvellous.
no Woleman), : 10 ], to !. even. acc
cnd: Fly home, lo7 tAmbrosc), 6 to I.
to .. 3 10 >. third. Time i:es 2-5.
iiaby Cole, Page White. Vignotn and
Royal Blue. also ran.
Sixth. -four -ycar-olds and up: selling;
one and one-siItccnth miles-Au;urnn
son: iiowdy Howdy. ic4 tSmith). TO
!. 9 TO 8. to l. second: Petulus. l0t
iShuttinGer), Ii to .. tven. = to .,
ihird Time so Napier. Dr. Duen-
her. Husky Lad. Scpulveda. Arrnor, Sol
der Mycenae and King Radford. also
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Negroes INined.

Walter Cardwell and Cornelia Mason.
:. bond to keep the peace for six months
Dy Justice Maurice yesterday morning
in Police Court. Part H.. Oh the charge
or resisting an officer. Detective Tins
ley went to the Mason woman's home
to inquire about n robbery. ii is said.
and she and Cardwell cursed and abused
him
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sale for Charity.

The Earnest Workers Society of
Porter Street Presbyterian Church will
give 4 miscellaneous sale on Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock in the primary
department OF the church. Tho pro-
ceeds Will be used In aiding the poor
and destitute at Christmas.