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The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, June 9.-BUTrER-Ther was
q fair INJURY for desirable stock and values were
well maintained. We quote: Western solid packed
creamery, fancy specills. 81; extra. nhafzh,
extra hrsts, t0h; hrsts. 10; seconds. -; nearby
fancy, ~; average extras, f5aA; hrttS., lai2i
secol lds. saio; special brands Of prints job6ing
at 4ea5l.
bSGS-Were weak and prices further declined
% cents Der case. due To more hberal offerings
and less active demAnl. We quote: In free
cases. nearby hrStS go per standard case; cur
rent receipts. $50 per case; Western extra hrsts
9s0 per case; hrstS, go per case; fancy selected
fresh jobbng at 3eaiO per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fovs, a. TO quality, Zsz2l !;
exceptional lots higher; roosters. l6alT: spring
chickens. not Leghoras. plump. yelioE-skiuDed.
weghing Aalh pounds apiece SaS; White
Leshoms, weighing %alh pounds apiece. 32a8;
ducks, Pekin, 9a2l; do. Indian Runner. I7als;
pigeons. old. per pair. 2Ssa; do. young. per
pair. 2oa22
DRESSED PoULTRY-FOulS. u to boz. dry.
picked. milkfsd. fancy selected, 81: weighing
pounds and over apiece. 5; do. 81 p0unds
apiece. x; do, pounds spiece, 2za27. Fowls
in barrels, fncy. dp-picked. iced. Weighing q
pounds md over spiecs 2Iiz; smsller sizss, zS2z;
Old rooserS, dr5-picked. lsh; broiiers. jersey
fancy, kA50; do. other nearby, weighing llz17
pounds apiece, tsais; turkeys. fresh killed. per
pound. Western. best here. 2A25; common. 3Os22;
SQUADS. per dozen. white Weighing IlAl2 pounds
A5afS; do, sao pounds, Ssaa4lo; do. ;
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
In the World Of Finance and Trade

and virginia. No L bushsl, a25aas; d.,
nearby, bu.hel boz. a2ss2so; do, Norfolk and
hsmpton. bta,, i0lo0.loB0; do. new. Charles
ton, primes bbl. loDosio.6o, do, seconds bbl.
,,NaANi DO, nss. culls. bbl, l.ooal.Do; do,
nampsr. zsoazB. Apples. New York STATE. No.
/ Dol. tooas.5o; do. No. Z bbl.. aooaS.f5; az
passs.s aa.ss MARYLAND and Virginia. No. !. doz.
sison. basket. 2z41is; DO, pssr. bsskst, i.Sa
L'e; 90. wax. basket a5oaSoo. DO, Norfolk,
basket. s0h1o: beeis. Southern, per bunch,
sac; cabbaee. EAstzn Shore virginia. bar
nj. Lon3o; do. Norfolk, bsrrel, aoDu2 25:
do. Charleston. erats. 2Baa5o; celery, Florida,
cate. i.0al. ~; cherries Maryland and Virginia,
req. per n.. eas: do, basket. lsox1n; DO,
ianey White wax. n. tae; cautaloupes. Florida,
crate. zWaa0o; corn. Florida, crate, 10h2 2 ;
cacumberA Charleston, baskst, l.nsaoo: ~.
pla1t& Florida, crate. aoAa.so; grapefruit,
Florida a. TO aze. pr boz, 2soa3.5o; sooue-
berries. Maryland and Virginia, green. psr n..
=; horseradish. native boz, l.25al!so; buckle
beries. southsrn. at, i2ait; ksle. Norfolk, bbL,
l.Ooal.b0; DO, native bushsl boz, soa60; Isttuce
North Carolina. basket. soa7s; do. native. bushel
bon. 20 onionA rexas Bermuda, erats, i.fsal IS;
do. Epring. 100. LooaI 80; pears, Rappahanpock
1$barrel basket. u; do. buEhsl baSket, 90; DO,
barrel. zoo; do. York River, basket ibasO:
do. barrel l.0: DO, Piankatank, bbl., a.Oo; do.
Norfolk, h-barrsl basket, TJsso; p<ppers
Florida, crate. s.ooa3.5o; Iadkhes, native, white
100 boal.0i DO, long red. 100. 1a5o; rhubafb,
nearby. 100 l.s0a2ooi spinach. native, bushsl
box. $3.50; squash, South Carolina, crate, LSoa
LIS; strawberries. Eastern Shore Virginia, quart,
eas; do. Rappahmnock. quart. sST; do, Eastern
Shore Meryihhd, quar-. saS; do. Anne Arundel,
per quart sslo; tomatoes. Florida, fancy,
carrier, l75aaoO;, DO. choice carrier, lsoa1 T5
do, ordinary. carrier, l.0AlB yatermelous.
Florida and Georgia. 100. ip.ooab.D.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Claiming; maiden 2year-olds;
-four and onehah fursonSs. Mahaffsy, IL TAN
drsssl, S, $50, SD won: Free Outer. us
tConnoliy), So. $50, second: Andsline 40
tGentrJ). $40. third. Time 65iI5 Prince
Igor, King TrOTato, Olympian King, Redwood
ard Barcpe also ran.
SECOND RACE-Claiming: 2-year-od, and
upward; seven furlongs. Martre, Ii2 ndeehanl,
ss.4o. $50. $50 won; Fuzzy WuEzy. IO9 Wing
held), alo g, second; Lindenthal, III fHano-
ysri. S.D, third Tine. LIS IS Blue Can.
BENJAMIN, ThonWOod. Primero, Margaret n,
and Mibrsy aso ran.
THIRD RACE-Claiming; Jycar-oldS and uu-
Wagd: one mIle and seventy yards Mary H., I0l
G.or4srI. S-D, SD, out, won: sIeeth, lI5
lGoosel, 80. ont, second; Miss Fannie, lO5
GApAillsJ. out, third. Time. I:I6 rs. Fly Home
aAo ran.
FOURTH RACE-claiming; 9year-olds and
UPWARD; M furiongs Skiles Knob. llI (Con-
nollyl. S-Io, IS. 2.2O. won: Billy Joe. lW ishin-
ing1. T.. ., $50. second; F1eetabeIle, 90 Wing
fsld), &p, third Tine, lIL sparkIer. Water
War. Arthur Middleton, aud John, Jr. also ran.
yFTFTH RAeE-Ths Spring Trial Stakes;
SAysar-olds; Eve turlona. James T CLARK, hi
tCounoIIy). $50 s.5o. $50 won; Tex Fore
nan, III (Goosel $3.50, Aio, second; Escobs.
Ia HEnossrl, $40 third. Time, 1Ni IS. Blue
ParadiSs AtalGnta, Gipsey Queen, Big Enough,
Jay Bird. James Foster, and Jack Hare, Jr..
also ran,
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
COTTON MARKETS,

New York June 9-Scarcity Of contracts was
again factor in sending cotton TO new high
levels today There appeared TO be no fresh fea-
ture in cotton with the advance The opinion
was expressed that as long as the manufactured
article ruled strong and until an adequate
supply for next season is guaranteed strong
market only is TO be expected. The bulk OF
the buying was for trade interestS There was
some profit taking for over the weekend but
these operations did not make much impression
on the list Those who follow statistics believe
the small amount brcIght into sight for the
week TO be significant in view Of the fact that
prices are 10 cents q pound higher than they
were q year ago.
Although there appeared to Be 4 sood supply
at the opening the demand took all the ofernE
and prices advanced rather sharply. The tone
was firm. July moving up points and other
months to 10 points.
Fairly active realizing sales late IN the
morning made ittIe-impression on the market,
which exhibited proaOunccd underlying strength
at all times. Wall Street and Western houses
were among the buyers in the second hour.
The market closed steady at q net advance Of
. to 5 poiIts.
Port receipts for the cay were estimated
at $500 bales. against ,065 bales last year.
New York warehouse stocks are L, 46I bales,
contrasted with Sir bales year ago.
Tho Chronicle estimates the worlds visible
supply Of cotton at S,7oS.t4. bales, compared
with 3,82,eB bales . year ago. The total
American supply Is 81 bales, eontrasted
with 2ao.sB bales last year.
Spot here was steady. 70 points higher At D0
cents; there were no sales. The SPOT article
at New Orleans was steady, unchanged on the
basis Of 2.S cents for middlng; the sales
were 5B balea
The market at Liverpool was not IN session
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
SAM LANGFORD'S Age
WAS some PROBLEM
Bather's Ring Career Started at an
... Unusual Age.

New York, June 9-"How old was
ANN" was a cinch OF a problem COM
pared to How Old is Sam Langford?'
Sans age has been lost somewhere
up in the dark ages-and We say
dark ages" advisedly-of Nova Scotia
Here's what dope we have on Sam:
Born Weymouth, Nova Scotia ex-
act date unknown; says himself date
was March 4. 1874; height, 5 feet L.
inches; weight, over 30 pounds; color,
black.
This would make Samuel 43 years
Of age, and stfll very active at this
figure. The same record book states
that Sam began fighting in 1902. This
would make his ring career start at
the age OF 2S-something unusual.
TEeTl9l6 Andrews guide says Sam
was ushered IN on March 4. 1886,
which would make his present age, 81
and date his first flght from the age
Of IS. which seems more probable than
the other views.
Whatever the age Samuel has at
tained, ii cannot alter the fact that
he II row in the decline in his fight
ing years. Sam moves like a battle
ship with a barnacled bottom. He
has a large and permanent water
melon in the food belt. and when he
Is clipped a stout one IL takes a long
time to clear his head.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
DEVONSHIRE ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-FiEe furlongS; 2ysAr-oldS.
Cnlcible. %; Sincerity. lR; George Terrell, ln;
CracoW, l02; Irish kis. Ill; Star Baby, 70;
Near, l0o; MarE0t Star, lOe; Attorney Muir. lG2;
waldmastsr. IA. Craeow. Irish kiss and At
torney Muir, Poland stable entry. Margot Star,
G. II. Browns entry.
SECOND RACE-Si1 furlongs; 3year-olds and
upward. Anna Ryan. o.; Dorothy Carlin, loS;
Violet. Ill; Acis. 49, Bogy johnson, ll3; Patsy
Mack. lls; Juvenile. lQ; Wiley, l8; ClumC
Kate, Ill; Quid Nunc, u5; lscabibble. Ill;
Eastern Morn, IL; Walcott, 81; Ssmpsila, IL;
OWanl, Ill.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; 1year-oIds and
upward. ALEX GstI. loe; Counterpart. lWj
Nellie B., 1O5; white Crown, 100; Tale Bearer.
los: Carl, Ill; Prince Phifisthorps, lO3; LuZzi,
1O5; Virginia W., l6; TIlotsOn, loS; Custom
House. ll0; Kirg Hart liz; James Oakley, D7 ;
Robert Msntell. lO6; Nike Carlin, lR.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-haf furlongs;
Valerie west, 100; Fslicidad. los; FOXY Grin.
io6; BlAise, los; DroIl. 100; 'Nliramiehi, 100;
'Gainer. l02; Lytle. los; Leah CochTane, lT
Noynim. lc6; King Tuscan. ll3; Minnow. lOi;
DAVID Craig, Ill; Ben Hampson. lD.
FIFTH RACE-six furiouG; 3year-oldS and
upward. Tryant. %; Stirrup. %; Square Set,
los; Adeld. is; GIsipner. %; KorfhAge, loS;
Gipsy GeoIEr. J. B. Goodman entry.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards; ,
ysaT-p and upward. Rose Juliette. %; Fen
rock Vinalee. lo5; ConsolCr, lo5; Budweiscr.
l0; Bill. lG; 2GmICch. lG2; Handmer,
los; Petit Bleu Io6: Good Counsel. loS; orperth.
lN; scrutinesr. no. Mud Sill. 10; Dyson. G;
PstlsE. ls
SEVENTH RACE-sIile mad seventy yards; )
year-olds and upward. Lady Innocence. l5;
Star Bird. los; Ralph H., lOs; Flying Feet, lo7;
King K, 10; Impression. III; Miss Waters,
l6; Menlo Park. los; woCld's Wonder. -iG; ;
Aida. IDS; Jessie Louise. Ill; Charley McFerran.
llS; Stelelihe, LOT; EaTine. los.
'Apprertice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
DEYoNSHIRE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four ard oBs-haf fuIlongS;
: 2ysar-o,ds. High Cost, ia tsmith). S.3o, 81. 20,
Sc 9 won; Tread Lightly. III tClaTer1. $40,
8 % second; Leta, Ill tMeIntyrel. N36o. third
Time. O.55I5. Cobrita. Attorney Muir. Div
land. Ebenezsr, HaSy Mabel. Guy GrestngS
Ruth StatheIn, Iris 7. and Little Minard also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivs and ons-haH furlonEs;
5year-oIds. Sybl. lT MOlesworthl, $50, SD.
$50 won; Swift For. 10 tMOymesl. $50. SD.
second; Wat, lO2 tNIajsSticl, $50. third. Time,
Gaylite. Riposta, Dyson. Wall Street and Valerie
West also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furiongs: Eyesr-olds and
upward. Cole. 100 tMcIntyrel. 81. 81. $40.
won: FsthOm. Ill tBedelD. $50. $50. second
Virginia w. los tMolcswerth). H260. third.
Time, lIL ErcoTs Savine. BrandyWine, Semp-
silla, Milton Robles. Anxiety. O. u. johnson.
Royal Interest and Lady Mildred also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six fIrlonss; 3-year-olds and
upward. Etrlscan, lO5 JackSOnl. Sl7.O. s..
$3.50. won; Tiajan, los (Schererl. S2O.sO. SEQ.
second; Lberator, 100 (ClaEerl. A.sO, third.
Time, ia Fruit Cake, Harry L.. Spokane
Queen, Gladiola, Bac and Grumpy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ons mile; 3year-oIds and up-
ward ice D.. 100 tseherrri). Sn.7o. $40.
$50. won: Slippery Elm. 1l4 tOrmes). $40.
third. Tine. l:il Is Crepuscule and Gipsey
George also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Nile and twenty yards; 3year-
olds and upward. Black Frost, los CHaynesl,
S3so s0 $3.50 won; Day Day. 1U tClsVsrI.
$50. S 30, second; Tarleton p. lc4 Usnkinsl.
$40. third. Time, 1893 CommAurptta,
Louise Paul. Miss Waters, Ralph s.. Col.
Gutelius, Petit BleI, High Horse, Worlds
Wonder and Galway also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ChicaEo, June 9-The stronger commission
houses in the corn trade at Chicago led in the
buying Of the December future today and ad-
Tsnced the price from l06 10 LION, compared
with closings on Friday Of LOsk 70 l.OsK.
The acreage seeded to corn will probable over
balance all PREVIOUS seeding Of that grain Nearly
every STATE In the Union has increased it. corn
planting and In those States where the grain
failed TO eerminAts. replanting has been on
largo scale.
During last week there were S.ls0oo bushels
corn received at urinary points This Is nearly
l0O.0o bcsheis larger than the previous week
and more than ZOO 600 bushels in excess ot the
corresponding week last year. There were gains
Of 7a9 cents for wheat on short covering. The
July was the stronger future Of the list and
there was a great scramble a shorts to even
up their position. There were sales Of about
5000 bushels Of that month early which carried
the price upward from 20 10 22i and this was
followed By big break and . Subsequent ad-
vance. Business in September wheat was rather
moderate.
Oats closed with nst gains of Is2 cents In
the face Of . beariSh goyernment report. Cash
sales here were 1000 bushels. including 100 900
bushels for export.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
PROMOTERS LOOKING
FORANOTHERFIG
Les Darcy Gone Fans Wonder Who
Next Fistic Artist VIII Be.

Chicago, June Snow that Les Dar-
cy's star has flashed across the hori-
zon and set before the Australian
middle-weight had chance to show
what he could do, fight fans are won
artist to startie the boxing world.
Promoters are prowling about now
In search Of a new giant to go after
the heavyweight title, for they see
but little chance Of contenders for
the three honors which Johnny Kill
bane, of Cleveland, virtually holds.
Chicago may furnish the next BAN
tam-weight champion In the person OF
little Joe Burman, who admits he
will be the next champ. Burman,
a Hebrew boy from the West Side,
has been cleaning them up in the
East at a great rate.
The Windy City has furnished q
lot of good bantam boxers. Back in
the days when Jimmy Barry was
in form the bantam-weight limit was
held down to 100 pounds, but Jimmy
didn't always insist that his oppo-
nents make the weight. although he
generally made II himself
Barry ruled pretty well up until
1893, and then the East put forth
Danny Dougherty to meet Harry
Forbes, OF Chicago. The clash was
in St. Louis in 1901, and Harry made
Danny take the count in the second
round. Forbes ruled until 1904. when
Frankie Neil, of France, knocked him
cold. At that time the bantam limit
was regarded as 112; later 1t reached
ia, and now they think 1l6 is low
Couion followed Neil. He was q
product OF the amateurs, and he last
ed until Johnny Williams came along.
Johnny was the last Of Chicago ban
tam champs.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
aN-A.-F. .Nzsg..
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouotstions given below are for large lots oi
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices
are higher. Lower grades may be sold for
less Fancy goods command higher prteeA
EGGS-weak; nearby. s.; Southern, 81.
CHEESE-New York State factory, new. Sa2.
BUTTER-Elgin print, a; Elgiu tub. 81
process. 40; store-packed. %
POULTRY-LiTe hens, per h., 9; roosters,
per h.. Is; turkeys, per b.. 2a5; spring chick
ens. per h.. Se35; ducks. per Ib.. l5als; geese.
Per ID. ioal3; keats young. each, Soa5S.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice, per IL
2ia2j; turkeys, per D.. l7als; ducks, per n, lsa
%; ROSTERS. per H., Halls; geese. per H., lSalS.
LIVE STOCK-sheep. per n.. Tas; lambs,
faIlper b.. Il; lambs, spring, per D.. halS;
calves, per n, l5i4al4: medium, per b, E1alS;
common. Per n, salo.
DRESSED GooDS-Pork, small to medium.
per H.. BAD; heavy, per lb.. l7als
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes. new, N.ooaio.I
PER Tbl No. 2, s.0oleoo; sweets. per bbl. S.ooa
so; per basket, l75a25o; yGms. 4.SossSo per
Lhl.: string beans, l.50a2.75 per basket; peppers
per crate 2ooa3.oo: okra, per crate L5os1m;
radishes, per 100, l.JOa2oo; cuclmbers. per bas-
ket. l.5Oa5s 50; eszplant, per crate, 2oOaSo; new
cabbage, per crate. l.5ca2.Oo; per bbl., lsoal7S;
beets, per bunch. Sos; celery, per doL. Saij;
per crate, l5a250; ronaine lettuce, 6oal.oo;
per caSket: lettuce. 5oal % per basket; squash,
Florida. 75sl.5o per crate; Florida tomatoes
l5Ca2O per crate: rhubaTb, l.5Oa20o per 100
buhNhOB d5leiaS1Ss w. aSN-"oSb "
Ia per doz spring onions, lSoa2!oo per lt0;
onions. Texas, l.75a2l0 crate; green peas, 5a75
per basket; spinach. T5al3 per barrel; kAie.
per bbl.. 5oaIS.
FRUITs-Apples. new, per bbl. 3.soa7.5o; sack,
l.00a2.75; California oranges 3.25a3.50; Florida
oranges. LoOaI.5o; grapefruit. 3.ooaAS0; straw
benies, eal2i Ger qt.; lemons, 37sai.Oo; pines.
2Tsa3o0; cherries, sa,5; peaches, l.5oa3.oo per
crate; watemelons, 45aeo each cantAloupea
Florida. 2sOai.50 per crate; blackberries, per
quart. 9li2.
HAY-No. timothy. l9OoaOO0; No Q,
Is.Ooals.SO; No. l mixed. lsOoal7.Ooi No. :
lE.Ooa15.00.
sEEDS-Red clover. bushel. n75al2.S; asike
clover, Il. 9oal250;- crimson clover n.0al2.m;
timothy, s.soa375 per bushel; red-top, l2.5oal30o
per bushel; bluegrass, LT5a2.O per bushel;
orchard gIass. 24Os275 per bushel; white clover,
l6aIT per H.; COW peas. S75a4oo.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
FOR MONDAY.


FIRST RACE-MsidenS; claiming; Syear-olds
and upward; one mile. CspitL Prize. l0i
Wonderful Gmp), ll0; StradiIaTius timp.). ll6;
Cachet. l0; 'Rockport, I03; John Douglas. 1O4;
Three Chees. IO4; 'Onunda. 81; Ed Bond. los;
ManhaSset dmpl. lO4; Meadoworth. lOs; Muck
ross imp.), los; Roderick II (imp), lA.
SECOND RACE-Steeplschase; +ysar-olds and
upward; about two miles Pandean. 1I
Florida. Ii; Bryn Chant, 1S; st. Charlotte,
Hl; MaSterfuL l35; wolferton II imp.). Is:
Ojala, l8; Marchena. l3s; Doublet, $50; Plaisir
DAmour (imp.l. rl.
THIRD RACE-Handicap; mares; 3-year-olds
and upward; SIX furionss. straight. Bsyberry
Candle ,l8; America Ill (tmp.l. 100; Serenst,
le; Sea Wave. 100; Avis, %; Hathor (imp.l. 90.
FOURTH RACE-Ope mile; aysar-olds. Gold
en- Rod, los; Battle. los; Com Tassel Gmp.), ia;
Manister Toi ump). III Ballad, ia; SoTtie. Ill /;
Harvest King. ls; Defense, Ill.
FIFTH RACE-High-weight Handicap: one
mile and a half; tyeAr-oldS and upward. Sharp
shooter, l6O; Distant Shore, l52; Little Nearer,
l53: Capt. Parr. lIs; Wariock. 40; Marian. Isl
SIXTH RACE-Ffre furlonz. straight; 2year-
ODDS. War Machine, l7; Recount. liz; Brayado
l@; Paddy timp.l. lW; Drastic, lG; Happy Go
Lucky. lG; DsBadon, lm; Gueswork, 104; Post
mark. l@; Hsreoity, IL; cayan Boy. lW,
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
CONSPICUOUS
ON new YORK CHANGE
Announcement that Government Will
Buy Machines Causes Boom.

my lmlGEmAlhOmMA NGWN =
New York, June 9.-ln the actuai
bank statement today there was snoMn
a loss in surplus reserves OF ~ ~ ~. c.,
$40, an increase in loans OF Sso,tse.v
and a reduction in net demand oe-
posits Of S504oo0. The average stare
ment showed reserves reduced sSz,oot.-
go, loans increased SIS. 900 and re-
duction in net demand deposits OK
ST. ,639, 900.
Wall Street was prepared for a bad
statement from the banks and this
one, therefore, caused no surprise
Some of the selling Friday and early
today was due to this expectation.
Redoubled efforts in behalf of the ho-
erty loan, however, caused quicken
ing OF action In the stock market with
the result that prices for the Gay
gererally showed an advance: some
new high records were made, those at
tracing most attention being IN cot
ton, sugar and Industrial alcohol.
Motors were most conspicuous. AT
the opening they were weak. but an,
nouncement that the government VIII
soon put in orders for about $lsO,OOO.VOO
worth Of machines. started some ouy-
ing. Then came a rumor, totally un-
confirmed, that the Studebaker Com
pany had decided TO go ilto the manu-
facture Of aeroplanes. The stock shot
up and General Motors was heavily
bought on the idea that all companies
was prepared to go into the aeroplane
business. The result was a big mar
ket for the motors and sharp advances
in all departments.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-10
LATONIA ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAI

FIRST RACE-PIse; maiden 2ysaT-olds; four
and onehGlf furlonES. sassnsta, los; March
Wind, l09; Count Boris. 100; Olympia King. ll2;
TacOla, IL: AZalea. 100; Ichiban, l0o; Butcher
Boy. liz; Nib, III; Tsnlac, III
SECOND RACE-Six fmlougs; 5year-olds and
upward. Ophelia W.. lo0; Dimitri, l06; Stephan
R.. l07; Palatable. III: Queen Esrant. 100; Arch
Plottsf. los; Amazon. Ill.
THIRD RACE-Claimirg; 3-year-Olds; six fur
longs. 'Immsnse, 100; Ruth Wshle, loo; Bert
Williams. lG; Lucille P. los; Irregular, IL;
Velvet ice, 1l9; May W., 100; Pilsen, l0I;
Apple Jack. lO7; Matiu, 10; J. Rufus. 1I3.
FOURTH RACE-Purse; Syear-olds; mile and
seventy yards. Diamond, IS; Sol Gilsey. 100;
Toakay, lUi Moneymaker, lo7 Guy Fortune, 100;
Water Witch. lO6; Bob HenSley. lC7.
FIFTH RACE-Handieap; 3-year-olds: mile
and one-sixtsenth. Diamond. 6; Prince HeImis
100; Midway, lO5; Ellison. los; Marion Goosby,
Ill; Old Rosebud, IN; Vogue los; Oudgel, il9;
Manager Waite, 10; King Gorin. los: Emerson
Cocnrane. lO0; Capt. Rees. 100; Embroidery, lO4 /;
Emerson Coehrane. r. T. Baker entry. Capt.
Rees and Embroidery. Milan & Hancock entry.
Hodge and Moneymlksr, Spence and Knebel-
kamp entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purss; 2-ysar-oIds; four and
onS-hab furlongs. Brownie Mcdowell, lo2;
Rsgii.A v. Ip; B. B. Johnson. 10; Eastern
Princess, III; Bit Ct Blarnsy, IO2; DR.. shSfsr,
!c5; james T. Clark, 10.
SEVENTH RACE-ClIiming; 5ysGr-olds and
upWardi mile and seventy yards. Marjorie D,
100; Safety First. lOi; Sosius lG; Samuel r.
Mayer, l07; Hauy Gardner. l05: Gold Color,
lT; LindsnthAl. lW; Prince g., Ilo.
'Appreutics allowance claimed.