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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

0 o. AN ACT authorizing an amendment to Sec
stitution Of tho State OF Minnesota, relating
10 the investment OF school funds aud aa.
.eSeo FUNDS ss on farm a aaas Within
this state.
BE 1t enacted by the legislature of the State
OF Minnesota
Section /. That the following amendment To
Section SIX tsl of Article Eight 80 of the con
staGn Of the STATE ss q Minnesota s - pro
prevail rejection, which section when SO
amended, shall read as follows:
Section 0. The permanent school and uni
versty fund Of this state may be Invested In
the bonds Of any county. school district city.
gage loans secured upon improved and cult.
vated farm lands of this state but no such
M proved By the board Of commissioners dess
WV mated by law to regulate the Investment o.
university fund of this state; nor shall such
loan or investment De made when the bonds to
tire Ii bonded indebtedness exceed Is per cent et
the assessed valuation q the taxable property
o." sss ISSUING such ' bonds; nor shah any farm
loan or investment be made when such invest
nstus or rash value Mos Of The farm snd
to secure said investment; nor shall such in.
vestm.nts or loans be made at lower rate OF
interest than per cent per annum. nor for .
shorter period than Ave years. nor for longer
period than thirty years. and no change Of the
90 lines shall relieve the real property In such
bonds from any liability for taxation to pay
such bonds.
Sec 2 This proposed amendment shall be
submitted 10 the people Of this state for their
n M approval or rejection at the general election
and the qua lined electors Of this state In their
res pective districts may ut SUCH election vote
for or against such amendment by ballot and
the returns thereof shall be made and certified
49, within the time. and such votes convassed
otap and the result thereof declared Ia the manner
provided by law with reference to the cleo
lion OF state officers and IL IL shall appear
thereupon that a majority Of all the electors
voting at said election as provided In the next
section have voted In favor OF the same, then
90 the governor shall make proclamation thereof
and such amendment shall take efrect aud bs
In force g part OF the eosntjtution.
Sec g. The ballots used At said election on
said amendment shall have printed thereon,
Amendment 10 Section Six 49, OF Article
Eight fsj OF the constitution relating 10 the
investment OF school funds and authorizing
the Investment and loaning Of school funds on
D 90 improved farm land within the state. Yes.
No" and each eleetor voting on said
amendment shall place n cross mark thus tx)
In a space to be left opposite either the
word veg Or the word mo" and shall be
counted for or against the proposition In &C"
rordance with the expressed will OF the slectoF,
a. provided by the election laws Of this state
See 4. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after It's passage.
D 90 Approved. February II. 1915.
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AN ACT 10 provide tor cooperative agrtcal-
tursl extension work between the axrfcui-
fursl colleges in the several states resolving
the benefits Of the act OF Congress. approved
| Ja& md, iss2, and OF acts supplementary
thereto2
BE II enacted. by the Legislature of the state
! OF Minnesota.
Whereas, the Congress OF the United States
has passed an Act approved by the President
May y, 1918, entitled. An Act to Provide fos
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Work be.
tween the Agricultural Colleges In the several
States receiving the benefits OF the Act 81
Congress approved July 2. 1852. and OF Acts
supplementary thereto, and the United states
Department. Of Agriculture, and,
Whereas. Z IL liz provided In Section or the
| Act aforesaid, that the grants OF money an
\ thorized by this Act shall ba paid ahpuali,
| ITO each State which shall by action OF liz
legislature assent TO the provisions OF thts
\ Act therefore be II
| Resolved by the Heuse Of Representatives
the Senate eoncurring, Of tile legislature o.
, the State OF Minnesota that assent be ana y
hereby given to the provisions and require
mentA Of said Act, and that the University q
Minnesota be and II 10 hereby authorized ans
empowered 10 receive the grants Of money ap
1 prorriated under said Act. and TO organize and
conduct agricultural extension work whici
shall be carried on In connection with ths
College of Agriculture of the University o.
Minnesota In accordance with the terms ant
conditions expressed in the Act of Congress
aforesaid,
Approved April II. 1918.
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CITIES or FIRST cLAo ~
LuTH. MINNEAPOLIS Ano III
PAUL. Va

Amending act pertaining 70 MtnnSn61se
municipal court s...4....s...s.s.Sss. X. 4.
Authnrissng Minneapolis 10 appe1 e1afe
money for paving q. g n. Il. ii. IL,
Minneapolis hospital sxtsnnion h0a1 t6su4
Minneapolis locsi and psrmansnt islsseye.
Bridge over Missisippi ia Mtnseapstiss
Minneapolis school buildings bead issus
Minneapolis watsr works bond fsssse s..
Minneapolis sewer hcpd iSsue .s..ss. Isl
Minneapolis ineineratinG plant 6oes isaus
Minneapolis parchAstng 6&pastmsnt po~sss
extended .6.,t..s.....s. ~ !. II b. ].
Minneapolis garbage dtspeset psatrsel wttb
street railway 1890. d. 4. u *s AZ s.. !. b
Minneapolis tar Ievy fes scAesl pury Z
Minneapolis park eenrpi1stoa@s
Of ...s...ts.ss. &. 4. u 3 I u 8
Minneapolis psvins aste1smeMt An ~ n i
Minneapolis street railway freAehtpo e11s
Minneapolis park cemmisstcn q ree1
q. Paul given certain iAsds ~
ipai forest .s 81
81 Paul additional pc~srs ~ 4 B
forest ..s.s.ss &, sS|
Minneapolis pssk e1saMtsltee kS
elected 1890. u. s. st W. WI s I'M 81
Payment 81 bills n eftise n i = : s.
Levy Of .sx sor p,sy ereun N z$al
Levy for prosscstss " tfsa 81
hery ...4..s.s ~ sss 81 n II
sfort time l0Ans eesaiAtian n n
Minneapolis bnnS Issue ~ - pa T. .
Minneapolis pask hoard - 81; Is
OIL sprinkIin9 u I. !, III " ssss III III
sale az boads M fteAa II
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AT THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION OF 191!

state school for feeble minded
at Farieault ,,.....,.s....4.
Sec. AZ. For completion Of Mus
tinka Ditch la Traverse Coun-
". Minnesota 4....s........s.
Set. 30. To pay the exposes of the
committee en- Economy and Eff
fsciency. established by joint
resolution OF the present SEES
sion az the Legislature gen.
orally known as the CAREY
resolution ,..,r,-, .....,,.....,
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CHAPTER 37T Fl. F. No. ISL.

AN ACT to appropriate money for the PAY
meat Of claims against the State Of Mir
nesota. refundments expenses Of the stai
government and for other purposes
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the Sta
of Minnesota:
Section !, The sums hereinafter named Z
so much thereof as may be necessary al
hereby appropriated from any moneys In II
for the purposes specined in the folowtn
Sections of this act to be available for III
year ending July 81 1915 unless other
wise specified
Foley Of Aitkin. Mimi. tn.
full account paid by him
through mistake for timber
stumpage Section &c. Twp.
Al. Range -. which said tim
Der was never cut by said Fo-
ley. upon surrender Of contract $500 {
Sec 3 To reimburse John Helix
kila of Embrass, St Louis
County, MINI, the amount
paid by him through mistake
for timber stumpage on Sew
ton So Twp. 81, Range 10
West, in ~. Louis County,
MIN which said timber was
never cut b. said John Helix
kiIa -..-.,,,.-.,- ..'.-.... siF I
rick the amount psid by him
for the s E. quarter Of the
NV quarter Of Section Is.
Twp I47. Range SO, at
state land sale in Belltrhmi
County. MINI, August H.
1912. which said lands were
represented as high land. but
was later found TO contain 32.f
acres Of lske, upon said Car
rick surrenderirg his contract
and claim 10 said land. .,...., sos 4
Sec. s. To reimburse John sehmitt
the amount paid by him for
the Sc quarter CT the NE
quarter OF Section i6, Twp.
i42 Range Sc upon surrender
fa-@ r-EN
Gates issued thereon to said
schmitt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sol-s
Soc. 6 Fer the relief Of Lawrence
sundberg foT injuries received
from bullet wound while en-
ga ged in rife practice and
while on duty as private IN
Company K Third Reg. NJ n
G.. oE March ID 1913 by
reason of which said Sundoers
partially lost the sight Of one ,o
eye .,....- ,-..,.'..'. '...-' eoV0''
sao To reimburse John Rock
van, OF Red Wing. MINI. Tor
damages to horse while used IN
the g. rvice of the state militia
at the encampreut at sparta ..o =
Wis. .....-.-..-.. .'-'-''-''' @"'''
60. = To reimburse Jackson
strane Of Ct. Paul for loss ef
horse killed while in the serv-
ice Of the State Militia June
s. 1918 -.,........... .'.'.'.'' Ian
ss- To pay Richard Price Of St.
Paul for veterinary services In
caring for horses injured in the
service Of the State Militia ia
Inne 1914 ,.........,.......... FAC
seq 10 To reimburse Thomas NJ
Kennedy Of Ninnea polls for
loss in injury 10 horse while tn
rbe service Of his State Mi
itta in June. 1914 ........... loo &
G.. II. To reimburse Carl r. swan
son for injuries sustained by
fall on September 2, 1912.
whila in the discharge Of his
duties as ;sni.nT in the Capitol. 80 4
ssr IL For the relief OF Mrs. y.
poison, whose husband was &C
cfdertalIy killed while In the
employ OF the state al the state
Reforrnatory at 81. Cloud, Ok
tober Ii, 1913, .......s..--,,,. i9s1 q
Soc IL Fer the relief Of Anna
Olson. who was injured While
IN the employ OF the state al
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index,
AoaIcuLrlln3

fsouaty Tor scphers. sta Is 8 =. J. sz|3 IS
l.easinv Oh land - county aerieutts
eieties .sss.ss8 .fsss.sss y s+ss w u Il *
Relating 10 sale 81 oonmskusel 1eg1 - Il:
Relating 10 state ald fsr assisuial
ciefirE ...s.ss, ! ss. IS st 81 j< ss
Special certificate far Aorists and
$1,000 aid 10 Agricultural eo1aexts
nu,infiea . . g ~
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AppRopRiATJopt.

nrsinaGe Cnnmtssi0n emsF4g4&k Nzs
Departmental M
Eduestionai ,s...sss. ssi 81 ~ ~
For srmoriss. ssnsnaiss "a. 11e1s
1913 ...sssgs sss s4 s /. .sss i xk 4
For maintsaanes Of welahts snd II
ures department. ~ II III sls III & Il N s5$
Furniture fnr House and Metfnt& IL. ~ N d
Furniture for House ard aeAates 49,
ink Chap. 30, \. Il. t0i9. III 4 II. an X az
Cams ana Nah emerxeney &. 81 Is s. u y 81
uame and Ash for Estheftno 1pAN1 \ 81
Hog cholera serum plaut ..ss ss < I. & MA M M
PubIicatian Of constitutiopA1 a9,(
ststc charitable tnstitnttons I. i. u. I; NJ \
supplementary o. claims i < q 81 =
BANKS AND UAMt<
Employees Of banking depsssrlss Il ~
he connected with bAKka Il. n ! \ sS 4 NJ N.
Officers may taks arknowIsdee u 81
Permitting stats hnake y he1
hers OF Federal rss&rvs hAalE. N n N "
Relating % reserve rssuifem@ata
banks .ss..tssr.ss.s isl 40 III It'll 5SS sS3 I'M
Trust cornpaniss may sstabiish
departments ......ss.s.... j<5
cHAHiTiEs AND coRnn n
Detention homns for 9iris ~. u /. !. sl.is 81 Il ii.
employment fer persons whe haxo u
ceived treatment ct stats instlN1( u
Fixing aS~s or girls committed ~ III
Tor Gtris ~ i. ~ Is zs
Homes for delinquent childrsa ...... q 81
stats reformatory fos womeS 81. u 1. 4. u III \
Relief OF poor .....s, 81 "A
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CHATTER srs--H. r. No. SEQ

Approved April -. 1918.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

! See. 80. To reimburse John Bouska
of Ely, Minnesota. for i'm
provements made by him un,
! der mistake for the North
! west quarter lNWAl of North
| west quarter fNWAs Of Sec
ton Twenty-Five t22l Township
sixty-two i62i SorEh, Range
Twelve d2) West 4th p, NJ,
said amount to be available
at once NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Sec. 81. TO reimburse OFT Neitge
for deductions made by Board
Of Control In contracts for
erection OF south detached ward
at the state Hospital for the
Insane at St. Peter. for the
construction of the detention
hospital In the city of 81.
Peter, and for the construo-
ton of the detention hospital
at Rochester .......-...-.-....
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29

Sec. "a. To reimburse A. l.. Reyn-
olds Tor injuries to his live
stock during the encampment
Of thu Second Infantry Of the
Minnesota National Guard at
Camp Mccoy, Wisconsin, dur
Ing the month Of July, 1914.
Sec. So. To VIM. Burns, winona.
Minnesota, for refund Of in
corporation fee paid State
Treasurer, January 10, 1913.
for Articles of Incorporation OF
Gate City Steam Laundry
Company Of Winona, Mime.
sofa, which Articles were never
fled and the Company not
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
CARROLL Team TO
enter bronx RUN
Locals to Compete in Church.
house Road Race in New
York City.
HANDSOME TROPHIES
Ten Cups to Be Given to Club Scoring
Most Number Of Points Start
Training.

The Carroll Institute cross country
mixers are not to be held back in their
work because of the trouble they have
had with the Cross Country Club of Bal
timore and the South Atlantic authori-
ties.
That crack bunch OF hikers from the
Tenth street club are TO branch out into
fields which this vicinity cannot afford.
The wearers of the Yellow and White.
have sent in their blanks to enter the
Bronx Church-house fvc-miIe road race
to he held in New York City on Feb
ruary 80 for the States Championship
Clubs from all over the country are
sending teams to the Bronx Church-house
rae" because of the large amount of
handsome trophies offered. Ten silver
cups haV" been offered to the first ten
teams scoring the least number of points
and seven Of the fastest men that sport
tho COlors OF the local club will make up
the Carroll team 10 try and bring one
or the trophies back u this city
Individual medals and prizes have been
put up and one of tho largest fields in
The history Of the running game in New
York city are expected to toe the mark
The local team will he chosen from
Capt. Dan Healy cx-Capt. Mike Lynch.
Bobby Williams, the former South At
lAnti" champion: Billy Covert. Blumer.
Schmidt. Mathews. DOwney. and Dohcrty.
Tho h'arrOll team have started training
for this race and capt. Healy claims
that the local boys will be heard from
on George Washington birthday.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pursc; for two-ycar-od maiden h'-
lies three fmlonEs. tfrruells. liz lBsEanSon'. to
/. = to /. even. won: MsrEnd. liz: tGentryl. even
l to . second: Test. liz CMstthewsl. to :. third
Time O:3j 30 whispering Hope She'll Do. Little
Bigger. Anita. DITan. Vsldt. Thelma. Marie. and
Azsma also
SECOND RACE Selling: for three year -olds and
UPWARD; five furlongs. Senator James. 40 tCslla-
ham. to !. TO !. even. Ancestors. ll3 tLof
tusl cyen to 10. second: Zenutek I0s tStirlingI.
TO !. third. Ypres. Finalee Make Good. AoOrWood.
Kitty StanheId. Summer Hill. Felina. AZurcs, Id
c.. Maren Chavs. and Buck Thomas also ran.
THIRD RACE-scIIinE: for four year -olds and up
ward: fuTlOnEs. Flying. IO2 tHenryb. 10 to l.
I to !. to l. won: Prince Conrad. lO7 CHartWelD.
to l. even. second: Ambr lO3 CMcCabel. third
Time. &c 3-j, Eva BadWick. Agnes e.. Hoisingtnn
Kate Shelly. Rad PruspCct. Marie CoshiIl. Lady
Mint. Alice Theresa. Cloud Chief. Barnard. and No
Quarter also
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haH furIonEs.
KinEuurth. 1l3 UOftUSl. to :. to 10. l to 3.
won: Ossple. los martini. even. l to >. second
Carrie Ome. % (SteTcnsl. TO l. third. Time.
:O5 is. Anytime. TheOdorita. Butterban Pride Of
Lismore. and ChaTmeuSe also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FlJe furlongs. Wild Irish. lOs
(GentTyl. TO l. to l. to 5. Won; Doc Allen.
llO U.oftusl. TO !. even. second: Visible. ll0
(Actonl. even. third Time. 90 Rag. Little Birdie.
Stella Graine. Minnie =. CruSoa. Adona. Nifty and
Annual Interest also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seyen furlonEs. MerruTium. 40
Mott. 10 TO ]. to l. to 5. Transparent.
l07 CBenEsnsonl. to l. even. second: Rooster l07
(Rice). / TO 3. third Time. :26. Freda johnson.
Fred Drew. Voladay II. ScraPper. ChOctaw. c ".
kennon. Bob Lynch. and Calcium also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WITH THE RUNNING HORSES
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For two year -oIds: three furlonEs.
Blackie DaU. liz lDishmsnl. II to s. even. l TO :.
won: Sal Vanity. Ill INicEIausl. 6 to /. } to /.
second: Mary H.. ia tGoOsel. to 5. third. Time
e:&j @-5. George Morgan. Tom bingham. GIomcr.
Tom CsTo. and Cincinnati also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIlinE; for three year-olds: FIVE
and one-har furIonEs. Estimshle. 40 Coreyl. cTsn
to $ out. won Mrs Campbell. 10 (GoossJ s to
:. to =. second: Phil T. IOl lilly. even. third
Time. l:07 IS. River King. Lady Bryn. ProsperO
THIRD RACE-SeIling: for four year -olds and up
ward: six furlungs. Gabro. 100 tGoosel. u to 3
even. l to =. won: Salon. IO9 CwsrrinEtonl. tn 3.
to 5. second: CsnnoCk 100 CSmithl. to l. third
Time. l:I3 l.. Dicks Pet. Jessie Louise. Birks
Buls Welsh. Light might. AnATri. Great Frisr and
BTVer also
FOURTH RACE-For three -yrar-Olds and upward !;
SIX fuTlOngs- BaybcTry Candle. los U.iIlyl. TO l.
4 to ;. TO >. won: See IT, I0S CBreshl. 10 !.
TO :. Second: Or. LsrriCk. 100 (Ambrosel. TO s.
third. Time. :I2 4-J. Lady MoOnet and Ginsy Love
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-seIlIng: for three year -olds and up
ward: mile and twenty yards Shepherdess. 100
CTunerl. 10 to l. to l. . to !. won JenAvasl. l0i
ivan Dusen). to !. to /. second Ralph Lloyd.
Ill Ambrose. even. third. Time. l:i3 is. Kyrene.
Pied Piper. Kettle. Dancing Master. Okolona. The
Hermit Lady Rie. and FlAmmarion also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng: for four -year-ods and up
ward: one and sixteenth miles Charles ?.
Granger. los CPooD. s to l. TO l. to 5. won:
Joe DisboId. lI3 (GoOsel. and out. second: Joe
Stein. lis IKeoEhl. to s. third. Time. la6 As.
RndondO. Stlckpin. High Class. and Love Day also
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
SOLDIERS GIVE GOOD
BOXING EXHIBITIONS
Pupils of Prof. Sixsmith Entertain
Enthusiasts at Lecture on Physi-
cal Training.

Several good two-round boxing eNhibi-
lions wor" pulled off at Old Masonic
Temple last night IN connection with tn"
lecture Of Prof. ". *. Sixsmith. Who
gave a talk on boxing.
Owing to the fact that the law is very
strict in tho District. Prof. SiNsnith's
r,'Irrls had T." hold themselves in to keen
from spending the night in the lookup.
and as it was tho professor had to sera-
rate several Of them during the evenings
bouts
Those participating in the exhibitions
were R. F. Holzer. y. Sosnowski. T.
Farrell. R. OeksCna. l.. K. Mongeon, J. +.
g. 3. Carson, Robert l.. Cate.
W. f. IIanford. Private Girard. Richard
:. P"ttepher \. Davidson, George Z.
Cavano. ir. D Nasta, James Flynn and
J. +. Nimel
The work Of J. r. Gallaher was espe-
ciallv clever.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
Judge LandiS May Throw
Big Case Out Of Court
Still in Doubt as to Legal
Right to Render Decision
in the Baseball Injunction
Suit.
MILLER PUTS ONE ACROSS

Chicago. Jan. 2c.-Organized baseball
scored heavily in Judge Lands court to-
day, when it termed the Federal League
a meddler and turned reformer only after
it had been repuIsed.
George Wharton Pepper. the Philadel-
phia attorney retained by the National
League constantly referred to the med
ding of the third organization in his con-
cluding statements George w. Miller.
retained by the American League. and
who was addressing the court at the
noon recess, was the one who declared
that the Federals saw the ills of organ
ized baseball only when the latter failed
to welcome the Gilmore band.
That baseball was not commerce, GER
tainly not of the Interstate brand. and
since nothing else of a Federal nature
has Crept into the proceedings that it was
not for q United States court to decide.
That while the petition Of the Federal
League prayed for an injunction that its
representatives in their arguments had
never so much as asked for one in their
oral arguments.
Judge Landis today was still in doubt
as TO his legal right to render a decision.
He was not convinced that it was a mat
ter to be brought up in a Federal court.
and there is a possibility that he will
cast the whole case out of his court.
making it necessary for tire baseball men
resort to a small court for a hearing.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
WHITING IS beaten
AGAIN BY DONNELLY
Southern Roller Champion Shows
Heels to Baltimore Lad in Two
mile Race al Alexandra.

AIcNaudris Va, Jan. 22.-CarrolI
Douuelly, the Southern champion. de-
Tended his title in brilliant manner
here tonight when he defeated Willie
Whiting, of Baltimore. in twO-mile
event by a half a lap. DOnnelly took
an early lead. but the 'skatinE viz
Zard" from the Monumental city
gra bbed off first position before the
race had some three-quartcrs of mile
and held this until near the close Of
the final half mile when Donnelly
opened UP with q wonderful sprint. He
took the lead and increased his posi-
ton until ne broke the tape when he
was almost half a lap ahead.
In the opening event on the card
Hamilton defeated Sweeney by a
quarter of lap in one mile event
ON the final turn of the rink Hamilton
set too strong pace and Sweeney
collapsed. Miss Graham, the champion
lady skater of the South, was defeated
in a match race at one mile by Paul
Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-six furonSS: purse 500; for three
yesr-olds and upward; selling May Ipps o.: Haber-
dash %: 'FlsSk. lO3: Frontier. los: STEAL Away.
los: MimeSis. Ill: Cutyhunk. ll3: Phil Connor lIS
Tay Pay. lI3: CalethumpiIn. IFS: IdlsWess. lls:
ApiaSteT. lls.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and half furlouEs: purse
$780, for four yeAr-ods and upward: selling Beau
mont Belle. 90: Archery. 90: Bob R.. 10: Mr..
Mack. l0l: Cooster. I0i Susan B.. lO4: Parlor Boy.
los: Ajax, lOS; Star Duquesne. los: Reyery IIO:
oueed. 10: Charley McFerrand ITO.
THIRD RACE-Five furIongs: purse 500: for three
yearods and upward: selling. Encore. IS: Balfront
%; Car Michael. 90: Yellow Eyes. 90: LamOde Ios:
Crcssbun. lO2: Brave Cunarder. IO2: shadrach. IO5
FOURTH RACE-One mile: Silver Cup Army on
GERS. MsscotG. las: NensdG. lG5: Chelito II5 Car
man. $50: 0Totaba. $50: Lisa. $50: Yaracoa l5O:
Aviator. $50: Pinateli lS0 Jirafa. $50: Negro $50
Castillo. l50: Noega. $50: Kaiser. $50: Diabla IJe:
HatteraS $50: Ney. lj0
FIFTH RACE-Si1 furIonEs: 500: for three-yuar-
olds and upward; selling kopje. 81 Fnll. o.: lone.
los; -oEer the Sands los: MiIky Way. los: MarEa-
ret Meise los: Sordello 10: Inferno Queen. III I;
Aockisr. Ia; Metropolitan. lis; FRED LsU. Ia
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
BREWERS MAKE new
MARK in TEAM GAME
Roll 606 Score in Match with Pleas
in The Herald Duckpin
League.

The Brewers showed to be the real
class of league leaders in the Wash
ington Herald's Printers Duckpin
League. when they captured three
games from the runnerups, and broke
the league record in high team game
by dropping SOC pins in the second
contest.
In the opening game the Brewers
touched the 5l7 mark. beating the
Ticas by nine pins and although the
Ticas shot in good form in the sec
ond they never had q chance as the
league leaders" obtained the first 500
score Of the season when they spilled
SOS pins. heating Capt. DemIng's outhl
nv seventy-siN pins In the final game
The Pleas gave them a run for their
money. IosInC by four pins. The
Brewers gathered 52S pins while the
ITcas landed 80 pins Can't. Anderson
lead the field with an average of 1902,
while BussIus followed with 4 mark
Of 9%1 Forher topped the Pleas with
y mark of aaI The scores are as
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