Arizona republican., 1917-11-13

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 2:l2 Trot, Capital City Stake Purse Sa,500 Donated by the business men oi Phoenix
 l. Don De Lopez. bl. g. Ward.
 entered by Hemet Stock Farm ................ l l :. Allie Lou, b. n1 Daniels;
 entered by Hemet Seeek {.
 Farm ........... 2. Belzobola, br m. De Ryder; entered by T. E. Pollock. ? , i. Tom Smith. Williamson; entered by Walter Dick
 son .............. ,. Pfeister haywood, c. h.
 Kirby; entered by J.
 Kirby .....,........ scratchet 6. Guy Boy, Stewart; entered
 by Mrs. James Stewart. 3 Time-2:10%, 2:0914, 2:09A.
 2:27 Trot. Purse sl,6e0. Unfinished l. Zeta Lucille, oh. m. Ward entered by F. E. Ward. 1 3 2 Little Jack, ch. g. Daniels; entered by Charles F. Silva .... 3. Great Policy, b. 2. W. A. Durfee; entered by J. Brolliar ....4 422 1, Future Tramp. b. g. c. A. Durfee, entered by 1. L.
 Borden .....S
 Time-2:OsA, 2:OsA, 2:1OA, 2:11 2:11%, 2:121a. The seventh and de ciding> heat of this race, with only ! Zeta Lucille and Future Tramp com peting, will be the first event on tht racing program today.
 Governors Derby Governors Derby. One Mile. Purse S400 For Arizona Horses. 1. Charles Harry, D. g. W. Man den, 119; ecolors, blue and red. :: ,. Harvest Fly. br. g. J. Armstrong, 119; colors, green and black. }. San Bonita b. m. J. Donovan, 119; colors, red and green..... 1. Bobitt, b. g. Martinez, 119; colors red and blue ................. ). Gilia, D. h. Passy, 107; colors, red and green .......... scratched Time-1:45
 One half Mile Running Race. Purse $200 For Arizona Horses. l. Little Blues b. g. J. Armstrong, 114: colors, green and black. 2s. Apa che Kid, blk. g. I. Sachs, 114; colors, blue and red. Jockey
 hurt, horse drawn 3. Dr. Smoot, ch. 2. Armstrong, 114; colors, red and white ......... l. Vanity Fair, b. m Lands, 11.;
 .colors, red and blue ......... Time-49 Dr. Smoot easily won this race, bu was set back to last position for having jostled Apache Kid. thus causing tn, accident to his rider.
 Three Quarters Mile Running Race Purse S200.
 l. Art Kicks, b. g. Martinez, 114; colors, green and red ......... | ?. c. W. Hodges, D. g. Donovan, 114; colors. red and white. ... g. Alice Persia, ch m.; colors green and red ..........-..s scratched l f. Louise Stone, b. m. Mandas, III; colors purple and yellow ..... Time-1:17.
 Educational Day Yesterday was educational day al the state fair and of course the 1 kiddies were in great evidence. There were big boys and little boys, soot boys and bad boys little girls ano | big girls, pretty girls and, yes, more pretty girls, for Arizona don't have anything but pretty girls. Everyone was immensely interested in tht different school displays, and it i. | difficult to tell which is the best as everyone is trying to outdo them l selves.
 As one enters the department de- voted to education. he finds the first three booths devoted to Phoenix manual training. In one booth are five boys taken from the eth, 7tt and Sth grades under the direction of Prof. l.. R. Finch, giving practica demonstrations of this branch o1 education. The ages of the boys thus employed in this work are l. and 13. Stanley Worcester of tht Ia grade Vernon Thompson of Sl grade, Herschel Brady of Sa grade Roy Reed of Ga grade and Ernes Fannin of 7b grade were all actively engaged in working on some par l ticular piece of furniture. 1 Across the aisle from the demon l stration booth are several finished articles made by pupils of thes, | same grades, among which one no i tices handsome furniture worthy o special notice made by the 9th, 7ti and Sth grades, Including a hand some library table, a lamp stand, 1 cedar chest, a davenport, piano bench, writing desk, a rocker and ; i tea serving wagon and tray. Tn poster work done by these grade | is exceptionally fine, displaying man.