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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
ACADEMY NOTES.

The program given by the Jun
iors today was success and an
honor to the class. 1t was rend-
cred as follows: Song. Congregat-
ional; Prayer, Class Chaplain;
Class History, Pres. Pratt Thur
Der; Piano Solo, Anna Haight;
Stunt, Mutt and Jeff; Quartet,
under direction of Vice-Pres Vera
Layton Reading, MYRTLE TAYLOR;
Piano Solo, Sec'y Zina Haight;
Story, Florence Cranney; Vocal
Solo, Bernice Howells; Class
Poem, Nell Loveland; Class Sonsg
Juniors.
At Twin Falls tonight the
Cassia basket ball boys will play
the Twin Falls High. Our wishes
and faith for success go with
them. though we personally are
not permitted to go. Assuming
victory we will celebrate by Il
student body dance tonight III
the Gym. Invita- tions have been
sent cut to friends since the Stake
censors of the dances have seen
fit to make Academy dances.
Students who happened to be
IN the study room Wednesday
morning were shocked by the
sudden and undignified exit ol
two advanced boys, seniors Jack
and Goldenlocks A new beauti.
ful girl had left the room just &
moment before. A few minutes
later the boys re entered. Thcil
embarrassment was awful to be
hold. They had discovered the
lady i'll question was married
Tie mating instinct is strong ly
III Dolii IVY ..
. Thus far our Cassla week. |,
programs have been held on Fri
, day. Commencing with January
81, and continuing throughou
the second semester, they will b.
held on Monday mornings. Th
3 first program IS outlined AS toll
ows: Song, School; Prayer.Read
, ing, Leah Crannev; Violin Solo
S Gilbert Hardy; Bible Story. Law
y ere Adams: Vocal Solo, Charlie
Andre VS.; How to keep up Schoo
n Spirit. b. A. birmingham; M al
t Quartet. under direction Of Ca
: ack; Grafton. REQ Fields; Select
+ ion by School Orchestra.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
CAPTAIN TURNS BANDIT.
Kills Four Men, Loots Army Bank,
Then Ends Own Life.

Camp Funston, Kans-With the
finding Sunday of the body of Capt.
Lewis II. Whistler of Salina, Kans., in
his tiny office at the national army
rantonment here, the mystery which
had surrounded the looting Saturday
night of the army bank and the sub
seuuent murder of four men and seri-
Dus wounding of fifth, is believed to
have been cleared up. The murders
were committed with hand ak.
CAPTAIN Whistler killed himself, fir
ing two shots from a regulation army
service revolver into his head.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
SENATOR JAMES II. BRADY DEAD.


shington.-Senator James III.
Brady of Idaho died at his home here
Sunday night, January IA, from heart
disease. He suffered an acute attack
a week previous, while on his way to
Washington from Idaho and had been
In a critical state since.
The senator's wife and several rel
atives were at his bedside. His two
sons, S. f. Brady of Chandler Okla,
and ]. Robb Brady of Kansas, were
on Il train from the west trying to
reach Washington in time to see their
father alive. The train did not arrive
in time.
Senator Brady was born in Pennsyl-
vanin fifty-six years ago, but moved TO
Kansas when a boy and was educated
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18

in the public schools and the Leaven-
worth Normal college. he taught
school for three years and later en-
gagged in newspaper work.
He moved to Idaho in 1893 and soon
became prominent in Republican pol
itics. He was made chairman of the
Republican state committee in l9ol
and was elected governor in l9OS.
After his term expired he was elected
to the senate by the state legislature
and reelected by the people in 19lf
for seven years.
Senator Brady was member OF the
military and the agricultural commit
tee and was vitally interested in con
servation in the west He took spe-
cial interest during the last season III
war legislation and was frequent
speaker during the debates on the
food and war revenue bill.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Income Tax
Returns.
Officer will be in Oakley
February 8 to 16 inclusive

1t will require "A small army OF
men to take the Income tax re
tarns of persons subject to the
new law.
Collector OF Internal Revenue
w { Whaley has announced
that officers has already started
ty@H Headquarters and every
ontE of<ntnsis on ths job in the
county assie1eci ma, Il mre,
.thxsoe2plv. and help them make
out their income tax returns.
The officer assigned to this
county is due to arrive here on
February 9Th, and to remain
until February 10th. both dates
inclusive. He will have his office
in Oakley. where he may be found
every day of the dates tated.
1T will be VIII for every un-
married person whose net income
for 1917 is ST. 900 or over, anc
every married person living Will
wife or husband whose net III
come iur 1917 is $4,000 or over
to call on the income tax MAI
and learn whether or not the,
have any tax to pay" Collector
w. c. " haley saws, The person
subject to tax who doesn't max,
return in the time prescribed /
going to regret it. The govern
menr will get after all income ta,
slackrrs.
"There's hardly a business man
merchant or professional ma
who won't have to make retur
of income. Farmers. as - class
will have to ply the tax. In
safe thing to do is for every pei
son who "A total income of 5 90
or $4,000, as the case may be-
and who is not sure about wha
deductions the law allows hin
to play 1t safe by calling on til
income tax man.
1.-The man in the field will hav
/ forms for everybody and person
. who expect to call on HIM nee
not trouble themselves to writ
to my Office Tor forms
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Diax Nears Vera Cruz.

Neutrality-suspicious. Diaz, with an
army of some 1000 men, was reported
in official dispatches received here
Saturday to have progressed to within
twenty-five miles of Vera Cruz, after
defeating force under General Her
berto lara. Diaz was said to have
seized the railroads connecting that
port with Mexico City, and was cred
tied also with plan to attack the
port.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Stake Relief Society to give
Program in Connection with
Pictures next Friday.

The Stake Relief Society will
give a program III connection
with the pictures at Orpheum
next Friday evening, } January 20
Among other numbers ofthe pro-
gram will be Tell Mother I'll be
There" Mothers Liberty Loan
aud 1--WE Will Never Let The Old
Flag Fall"
Everybo ly come and get the
worth of your money.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18

We are now located in the
Anona Hall, and are able to give
you warm storage, and have a
mechanic to take care OF your
troubles. Fully equipped to do
all kinds OF Automobile work
M achine work and Oxv Acety-
lcne work.
NELSON AUTO co.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
War Credits Granted to Allies
by United States Total Over
$4,000, 900, 900

War credits extended to foreign
governments since the United
States entered the war total
S4, ,236. 100000 Of this Great
Britain received S2,O45. 100000;
France, S1.2S5,O0 900; Italy,
S5OO.OOO.O 900; Russia. 1926. .OO0.-
600; Belgium. SIT 10000; Ser
bia $4,OOO,OO0.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Farmers Are Urged
to Grow More
Sugar Beets.

ne war HAS Dl pllpill lltily
stirring appeals to the people.
but ashIngton has sent out no
call that deserves the sober
thought OF the people more than
the recent personal appeal from
Mr. Hoover, United States Food
Administrator, asking the beet
growers to aid him III meeting
the serious sugar shortage that
now exist throughout the world
The Federal food admlnistrat.
ION has sent ont men who have
distributed striking and prrsuas
i've posters, calling attention to
our national sugar needs and ap
pealiug to the beet growers to
Increase their acreage.
Especial attention is directed
to the campaign IN Idaho and
neig hboring states because the
beet growing districts of he west
and the factories serving those
dis Iicts can render q very help
ful war service by producing
more sugar.
Sugar Is now under govern
ment control. IS a war measure
Many nt the existing factories
operated i'll 1917 at only two
thirds capacity because of lacl
{ of beets
The shortage OF sugar through
out the world cau:read,, he ac
counted for when the war map O
Europe is studied. France ha
226 hret sugar tactorier an
: they are nearly all located III h
northern war zone. A recent II
: cent report stated that 40 fac
= ories had been d, namited bv Il
AocIfes, after footing all sot Il
: brass and bronze parts. utak'
but a few minutes for SIX lille
i dvnamiter to upset q tall smol
;" stack Many more factories we
III badly damaged. We're the allie
IS armies have beaten the German
ce back toward their own 'front.',
~ lines. vast areas OF what WI
once fertile fields are now wor.
IL than a barren waste SO muC
ne of the sub soil has been brougl
ld 10 the surface that crops WI
IN have hard struggle until tn
II soil is again conditioned.
+, At the present time, the Fren6
Al soldier has t. sugar nllowan'
ey scarcely one eighth as much {
or own soldiers receive, The Frens
On soldiers daily allowance Of sug;
Ike is Just about the equivalent
ls the silver dollar. Sugar has
n larger energy sustaining valr
AK weight for weight. and dollari +
dollar. tnan any other rate
IN. now served.
an 1t is eviden. that this commu
IN itv must and do it's inst share
IS responding to this war time lie
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Burley-Oakley Stage.

From now on the stage will
make only one trip each way be
tween Burley and Oakley leaving
Burley at IL am. and Oakley at
2.3O pm.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18

Athletic work III army camps
and cantonments is III the hands
of 80 trained organizers and
coaches. They are civilian aids
on the stats at commanding
officers. and their salaries are
paid by the government.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18
Steamer Stranded, Passengers Saved.

Havana. ~ A passenger steamer
bound from Key West TO Havana, with
seventy-four passengers, went aground
at a point eighteen miles from this
city. A Cuban tug took off all the
passengers in safety.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1918-01-18

If you have anything to sell or
trade why not advertise it? Try
a Want Ad."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
30

Baron &einri9 fam nidt 0a5u,
I'M einen Snterniiten at 16reiben>
oem Ser 3u1tano 1eines &aters batte
li6 ieltlamertpeile fait ebenio pl0Bli4
gebeilert, pie er eingetreten par.
Ser Barron tpar tpteoer b0uig bel
getpuBtiein, rubm tbeil an SEN Mabl=
5eiten un6 allen Mngelegenbeiten 6es
&uu1es, n1n6 muir Elm 3ittern in Sen
@6n6en un6 cine getpiiie S6laffbeit
Ser W1tsfeln %erinnerte an 1eine
&%runfbeit.
Or. Merftpalb, 51 6enn niemo16
8ertraren batte, ml1rbe abgeomft,
u116 ser olte Baron berbat li9 1ebr
energiid, i'm tpeiterbin als &ranfen
5u bebun6eln. 5lora NOR alio, Dor
lG11fig no6 6ron5 aa1f ibrem Soften
loilen0, mie6er in lire 3immoer iiber=
geiiebelt unD MGse ibien mie 5upor.
l1no 6od NOR Mandes on6ers.
garon &einri6 btelt ii6 iebt bel
otter un6 ldnger inn &in0er5immer
ouf u1no men11 n1f Slora'S Wnnl6
gngenie a1h immer an ibrer Seite
blieb, 10 permieb ite bo6 ni6t mebr
10 angltlid mie friiber Elm 3uiam=
men1e nit ibrem @atten.
MGeroings tua1r6e 0obet n1tr bon
o6er nit @qp geiproden.
Mlgers' l1rlol1b ging 81 Gn6e, nno
er beoa1terte es fo1m. 0enn @elegen=
beit, nit gugenie 3u plal10er11, fano
iih jett nl1r BEL Ei16 in @%egentpart
Ser Nn6eren, nn6 feline Mrbetten ii6er
Ole nelte Bflan5e tparen abgei6loIien:
@as lollte er langer IN gin06?
Man6rnal aaer0ingS> tpen11 er bon
ieiner naben Mbreiie 1pradt iudte
iein glid tpie fragen6 @ugenie. Nber
Tie bermie6 Damn ibn an5nieben. 49,.
Groa1 Sou battle lire friiberen &C.
tpobnbeiten mie6er aufgenomme1l.
sic rift biel aus, Las ltur6enlang
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21

ouGo> plgers al Dies mit3utbeiler
ieinen @otb 3u b0ren, tpaS NUN &C.
l6eben miilie.
@eidppiegen 0urfte NUN ia nidt
ldnger tperben. Glora - ibr Wtann
- Der olte Baron mu1Bten erfabren,
melde @efabr 2ol1's Mn4peienbeit i'm
&aule beoeutete, meilen ite fabig
mar. 80.
Sotte iie benn nidt i6on perlu6t,
bas &in0 bei1eite 3n idaffen, tpeil es
ibre1, YlGnen int @ege ltano? gn=
genie glaubte NUN nibt einanal mebr,
BOB eiferliirbtige 2iebe tie oa5r ge=
trieben. Nein = tie mo1te Baron
Seinri6 geminnen, MIR Tim onrd lb11
9errin auf gin0o 5u meroen nn0 III
rem Gater Damn ais Ger1palter 0aranf
5u ieben.
8eld) ei1p 2lbgrun6 m1Bte Die See=
le oieler 6rol1 iein!
8ie 1ebr gugenie iih m1d milbte>
cine @elegenbeit 5u finoen, Mlgers
nod am Mbenb insgebeim gu 1preden
= es gelang ribt.
gr ni6 6en alten Barron, nit 0em
CT fort int @elprddy blieb, ni6t bon
ser Seite nnb blieb au6 nod) bei ibm
lite11, als bie Nn0eren 1i6 erboben,
I'M ST. 9ett gu geben.
So m1Bte es allo 6o6 auf Morgen
peri6pben 1per6en!
Gin 8ortparb, int &noer5immer
5l1 idlafen, fano 1i6 balo. gl1genie
erfldrte, in ibrem 3immer cine
Mol1s ent6ecft 3u baben, u1b0 bat, mie=
ser Sos Sofa in @iQp's Stube benii=
ben 3l1 6iirfen fir oieie 9fa6t.
sic fleioete li6 nibt aus. Sic gr=
reg11ng iiber 6en geriht ibres So
tiers = Ole li6er nibt grnl1bloie
@armung Mgers' n110 ibr bis CUR
9(ngit gelteigertes @ro1en Dor Sou
= aQe DIES batte ibr oD11ebin ben
Sdlof griin0li6 Dertrieben.
Gie alte &leilt lblief bereit5 felt,
ais Tie 0as &i1r0er5immer betrat.
gugenie trot an @iqDs 8ettden,
ilber5eugte li6, DaB Ser &leine glei6=
fails idltef, un0 iperrte Damn leile
aQe 5biiren ab.
Ser &egen 6rauBen batte aufge=
bort un0 5piiden ben it6 immer
mebr 5ertbeile1u0er @olten m11r0e
Ser Mo1u0 lt6tbor.
gs 1par @oQnom nn0 6ie polle
6lutb 6es blei6en iilbrigen 2i6teS
ergoB iid burd Sic beiOen Genlte
ms @emad, es fa1t tagben ma6en6.
gigentlib batte Die &eiit 6en eluf=
trag, jeoen Mbe1uo 0ie 2a6en 81 l6lie=
ben, aber Tie muBte es mobl pergei1en
baben bel1te, nn0 Da @iqD 10 rubig
1dlief unterlieb es au6 @ugenie> INN
ibn 1ridt gu mefe1t.
sic 1elblt -liebte BEN Weon6enidein
l1tp6 freute iib Der 9eue int 3immer.
Sic Gu1tfelbeit bdtte lire Nerpen
no6 mebr erregt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
IL S@et 1pie cine 8l1tme+ +++!S
& @ Ror1an bon Mnnie @rnldfa. 3
(Sortlebung.)
Moman bon Mnnie 9rnidta.

Sic botte Sic ieltene @abe meinel1
sl1 f0nnen, obre entltellt SIT lein.
Sbre Al,gen le1t6teten oann nod9 M
teniper, ibre i%dnniegiame @eitolt be-
fam etruas Mufgel01teS, S%ingebe11oes
: l11o lie iu1bte 0ies.
Nber m1d} iett blieb Ste erboffte
@irfltng aus. Gr oad)te an oas ltl1m=
me eri diitternbe @einem Ilora's n11o
Sous 8ebubren fam INN 5ltr1 er=
item Mal tbeatraliib Dor.
,Steb' nuf!" iagte ct falt. Seine
GbrGnen 6noern nibts on meillen1
gntldlub. Sru llebrigen fin0e id es
unsurt, iett bon ar10eren Dingen 51
lpreben als BON ser Gral1er> 1T Die
uns oue Nopas 1dNpere grfranf11ng
periebt bot."
Sic ld)nellte enlpor, iab i'm eire1t
Mugenblif ltorr on uno mari lid
Dunn init eilpm S6rei an feline
Sruit.
,yG11 lieblt mid) nidt mebr! 81
lag es ood) = 0u lieblt mid) nid)t
mebr!"
Sbr Son podte i'm bod). Sunfter,
ais Ct ge1pollt, idob er lie bon iid.
v@erubige Sid oodL oou. Sieblt
Oh oen1l nid1t Elm, Oab iebt nidt Der
Nlgcnblif lit, bon 2iebe 5t 1pre=
den?"
Sir mid, ia! Sd lolie MIDI nid)t
TIM mei11 @liid betriigen! Sd liebe
0ih RAJ e1rD. -. id) fam nidt 10 net
terlcber 1lebeu Sir; ur6 1pe11n Oh
MIDI nit Tiiben trittit 6afiir = id
mub 9i6 onb fragen: Sei1o, bolt
911 errolid Sen Mlttb gefun0en, 9i9
frei5umoden?"
llno ebe CT 3eit fan6 gu onttpor-
ten, fubr Tie i'm leibeniduftli6 lint
flommer11o fort:
v9ob ibr oos Sinh = i6 &per0e
Sir o11bere idenfen! 5tarfe! &C.
lunoe! Wfog ite 9einen @oter pile
gen : MIR ober bleib Sui! Sd min
Sir Mnes er1ese11! S6 min Sid
gliidlid MAIDEN, tpie fem Mann es
lie 5ubor NOR! gu meiBt ni6t> mie
i6 lieben farm, 9eino . gu tpeiBt
es nift. 49,"
6lammen nnrielelten ieinen &or=
per inter ibren beiBen @orten, aber
snglei6 fro6 giiesfGlte in iein 9er5.
l1nb pl0tli6 lagte er 1T einem
Son, mie er ME 511bor nit ibr geipro=
den: v2oB SOS, 2on. @ie iebr gu
MIDI ol1d betd11ben miir0elt nit Sci
ner 2iebe = i111ner mie0er piir0en
ood 5tpei 0i1rge 5pilden rns lteben:
Mein &ino, 6us i6 ni6t miiien font
tie, uno Ser olte Man1 briiben, BENT
0as @er5 bariiber breden tpiir0e,
lpenn id bas @ort S6eionng ons=
lpre6e!"
Gh1aff fielen ibre Sdn6e berab.
Ser 6e11eridein in ibren Ml1gen err
lo16. l1nb Damn 5ufte etpaS &dtblel=
poles 6ur6 lire 3ige.
u0em &ino = 8ein 8ater = 90
fol" murmelte lie nn6 manote ii6 pie
GET tesubmeieno 5nr Sbir.
v2ou," bat ct in 6em Drang, ite
ni6t 10 n%nber10bnt geben 5u laiien.
u8egreife...."
Mber jie b0rte nidt. Gin eigen=
tbiimli6 leeres 2adeln I'M 6ie Rip
pen, ging tie langiam nit fletnen
S9ritten aus 6em 3immer, obne it6
nm5nI eben.
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gine balbe 5tu1eoe modte tie 10
b0uig mu6 gelegen babe1h ais lie NE
benan IN Des 8arons Mrbeits5immer
Sbritte nnD Sti1n1ne b0rte.
Sffenbar cling Ser alte SEER NUN
a11b i6lafen u1r6 Mlgers begleitete
i'm bis an 0a5 Sblaf5immer, 6enn
g11gerie bernabm feline Stimr1e.
Sie bernabm aa1b, mie bei0e iid
F@utenadt miinidten. Mber iie FONT
te trob eifrigen &or6ens no6ber
nidt b0re1, lpie Mgers Oos 3immer
nebenan 1pie6er berlieB. @s blieb M1=
les tobtenltin @r muBte it6 tpirflid
nabe5u lal1tlos ertf ernt baben.
2a1ge, large blieb Mues 1tia. @u=
genie1r's Merpen bernbigten 1i6 al
mabli6 uno Sic Motur for0erte ibr
&edt = lie iblief, obne es 81 lpi1ler,
Elm.
Bl0bli9 fl1br 1te Under 6em Gin:
6r11d zines unbei timmten Sdreefens
e11por. IS par ibr, als babe lie Ell
1nen lei1en Sdrei nnb glei9 Darari
ein 2aden geb0rt = 0ra1ben i'm
Corridor.
@leid5eitig ipiirte 1ie einen mi0er:
lid bren5liden @erub un0 borte lei:
1eS eiltges &tniitern.
~6el1er!" idrie lie entleet oa11pri1r:
gen0> obpobl tie nirgen0s int Sim:
mer 6lamn1en iab un0 aud latr ei.
nen gang feiner 0unitartigen Strei:
fen am grDbo0en, Der iid u11ter Oe1
S6hpelle 6es Neben5imnners bereirt:
idlangelte.
Sn oes 8urons Mrbeits5imme1
branrte es!
Wfit beben0elr &i11ben n1ad)te lie
2idt, riittelte Sic &leilt o11f uuo ltiir5=
te 0an1 5lt ser Ibiir Des Mrbeit55im=
mers. 3ubei tpar ibr b1tnfel, alS bore
iie bon Der anoeren Seite Jloro's
Stinm1e geueno ~ebenfalls 6euer
idreten. -.
Gs Ser &leilt iiberlalieno, Sic
gleidfaQs periperrte Ebiir SIT 6lora's
fleinem Salon 5l1 off1en, lief tie mei=
ter, Tim oen Baron GIT apcden. Gen11
es 16ien ibr ont apidtiglten, Den alten
Mtanh, 0elien M1tsfelldlpod)e tim
pieleidt perbinoerte, lid) ldrel &C.
nltg 51 retten, bebilflid) 3t lein.
3as Mrbeits5imn1er lpar 10 ange=
fiilt nit &a1d, oab @11genie 5u er=
ltifen 9laltbte. Mber lie elite tapfer
porlparts = gottlpb, sic S6laf5int<
mertbiir lpar ni6t periperrt! Stmlo
logar offen!
Mr6 bier neutrality-suspicious.
Mal1d) l11ro 0a unb BORT an 8ooen unb
Mobeln auf51ctenbe 6lGmm6en -.
uSerr @aronl Serr @arol1, 1pahen
Sic m1f = es brenr,t int Sdlpb!"
rief tie utro iltdte itb taltmel1a6 na6
Bent 8ett bin5utaiten.
Gon BORT artnortebe iest ein bolb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-21
New Process
Steam laundry.

Denft SIR Gswas psR Gnre @dt9e?
Benn 70, bar n miro e. ftd &ud les
zen, ntdt auBer N9t Git lafen. oab tS;
guer gig entbum befaloeln, als ndre g.
sas uniertge. Wir bdben bic boafa1'
s1oite Ba56anftalt in NorDDefte ten an
!,tfcrn eel ter &loHe Nrbett. Btr o.
sra1sden feinr gbemtfdlea; tutr neroerbe
saher Cure 5nher nt9t. Senn 81
.eine Arbeit unb bette Beban0lnrp
.pout, oann oenft an uns. uniere $re'
s- ft1b nteDr,s ala ionftpo, un0 h1
beforgen Cure 8ap1iIienDGibe btAtge'
atS Sbr e ielb1t tbun fonnt. erf1nsts
snb nber3eugt Guh. Bir bnben ager
esn IN ben nnIiegerben Std0ten.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
PRINCE LOREE WINS $4,000
{, STAKE AT COLUMBUS, OHIO
Defeated a Field of Nine. Out.tcppIng
the Slight EnNVritc. Ante

" COLUMBUS. OHIO. September is
&Frince Lorcc. winner OF the $4,000
sgstake at Syracuse last week and owned
by CAPTAIN David shaw. OF Cleveland.
Won another SIG.0c0 trot here to-day,
tIssyhen2 he defeated a aclG .: nine IN the
r}Hoster Columbus stake in straight
4 heats, outstepping the slight tavorltc.
Ante Guy. in the bettige Prince Loree
SdrfveS in each heat
One Of the greatest battles ever seen
ION this 7tack developed ia the three
iycar-old .trot, the Horse Review Fu-
6turity. which David Guy eventually won
iii the third heat in a wire-to- wire
drive. with Ncila Dillon The half was
Emile was won by David Guy IN 2:07 =.
re had nose 10 spare. Al no tim"
4 did length separate these game trot-
Fiers in the 7nal mile Dayid, Guy broke
the first heat, and Neiia Dillon won by
Z herself. She had the second heat and
race apparently Won when Murphy
and collareG Nella.
Belle ALcantara Won the 2.c7 pace
in straight heats Zombrsno was the
CONTENDER the hrst neat Walker was
I substituted by the judges after the nrst
mile. and Hombrino was eventually dis
: ,anced, Lizzie March was favorite in
this race. The drive OF Lawrence was
lHot liked. and Valentine Was put up
behind the mare Tor the second heat.
She finished eighth again. and was
4 drawn Tor the third mile.
The large field of fifteen horses in
/. the 2:l5 trot had Jack * as the win
ner. This race after the first heat de-
veloped in lively betting affair Del
Joila selling for $500 TO the field 81. GOO
IN a dozen tickets Doljolla would not
4 stay on the track, however. and her
speed went for nduEht Summaries.
The Horse Review futurity: three
year-old ;rot; IN heats purse.
$4,000:
David Guy ,Murphv, .s / /
Nella Dillon ,Serrill) ...... =
OLIVE Faut tMcCarr) ..........
Miriam Guy, Miss Dewey Watts
Elevei Black. Peter June also ran
Best time. 2;O5H,
& The Holster Columbus. PA tro;. in
- heats: purse. $4,000
Prince Loree CMcDevitD ] 1
Aue Guy tMurphyl - :
Lotto Watts OR. Stoup .... . /: =
Gar Peter. Taccita Dick Watts.
Alma Forbes. Bonnie Del. Royal Knight
and MiEnola also ran. Best time.
2:oT pace: 3 in heats purse. $1,000.
Bclle Alcantara tMcMahon) &c.. ! 4
Rascal (WillisD .......... z
Downward tBccdc) - :, .
BarliEht. Margaret Margravc Homer
ID. Iombrino and Lizzie March also ran.
Best time. 2;04i,.
,a s;ls ]. tr tG in heats; purse $1,000.
Helena Guy oil. Clark-AIc-
Hollyrood King CWhitehead) .
extra BinEcn. Hermcs. Nincv Riucen
Mary; Alcer r. Binodc. Allie AshbrooK
Eva BnEcn. Axsom NJ. DelioIla. / "
and Cay Todd also ran. Best Tine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-19
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

,Johnson' sssc' ,4n' $50 rSi clea i9
Gone. II tSaudcp. 81 -. sSic second: sun
niuSdalc. ll5 CTroNler), SaSo. third Time
iiI ArnSnt. ttilis. fodder. clip. Hasty
Lacy. Provaricate. Fostoria. Mormon Elder
ANA Sundaria also ran
Second raC"-milc and seventy wards
Thrift. 10 ,klcercrD. $3.50 <7lu, Stej nrs,:
Candidate II. los CIohnsonp. $40 81 So
second Helen Atkin los tRodriEuez, So 80
third Time, lag 20. PetuS Prince Henry
Dave Campbell RoaNboro II. and Express
sion also ran.
Third racc-milc and seventy wards
Charles Francis. IL tDoylcb. SIS $40
$50. nrSt. 'scaEull. ll2 tkummcr) ST. 30
SI6p second; Glory Belle. 100 ,Drnyscl 50 50
third Tir". l;+e Euterpc, silver sandals
Fourth race-six turlongs-Rilly Kelly los
,Sandcl $50. s2.Gp. hrst: Prince of Como,
ia collins. $3.50. second; Uauberk IL
,Nl"eE"ri out. third. Time 1914. Highland
Lad also
Fifth race-one mile and seventy Yards
Mononoy, ia tSandcl, $50 $500, out first;
Sh'tn OF the Sea-. II tKummcrb, S4,0 and
!uL second Nauk"aE, log CSu"id"manl ( out
lhlrd' Time, las -. Fountain Fay also
sixth racc-miie and seventy wards
Goldcrcst Roy, liz CParrinrtonl $40 oS 81
- ~, hrst; Irial by Jury. ilI tklecgcrl s. 50.
s.H second Woodviol"t. los tEodri-unl5'
So, third, Time. l:+9 2-5 DarSnv Tr.uhv
Oncl" Sande. rhe Belgian IL and HumiIi.
Fi SGy'G a.. 1raceS.mile and sixteenth Miss
Totoste. III tDeFordt. ,sT i 'h,,y S"roWn
~ l-@ I.Ntlo, Captain Marchnlout f'ninncI
N"l"hthc, lsGmont -ad Niilracc also r.,n