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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10
EQUITY No. InA7
NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE on
ENEIJ'T1ON,

In IN" Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
State Land Board OF the State OF Ore
Eon. plaintiff.
w.
VIrgil Huff and Mary Huff. defend
ants
Notice lS hereby given that under
md By yir,u" ota writ OF execution
In foreclosure. issued out OF the Cir
cut Court OF the State OF Oregon. for
the County Of klamath, In the case
OF the State Land Board OF the State
OF Oregon. plaintiff. va Virgil Huff
ard Mary HUFF. defendants, which
said writ was dated on the 10Th day
OF June, 1913. Will. on the l2th day
Of July 4 D, 1919. at the hour OF
30 O'Clock =. III. on said date. pro-
rred la sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder for cash. the right
tile and interest OF the said Virgil
HUFF and Mary Huff In and 10
The northwest quarter OF Sec
uoa 10 in Township 81 south,
range 10 east OF the william
cit" Meridian
To satisfy n judgmcn. rendered in the
above entitled case on the 2sth day
OF May, 4. d. 1919. which said judg-
mcnt II for the sum OF one thousand
dollars fl000.00I with interest
thereon from the llih day OF April.
\ u. 1916. nj the rate OF per cent
per annum. and the sum OF twenty
six dollars and fifty-siX cents
H2G.b6D with interest thereon at the
rate OF 6 per cent per annum from
the 10Th day OF March A d 1919.
and one hundred dollars Csl00.00)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10
PUBLIC NOTICE
CALLING FOR BIDS.

II being the purpogc Of the County
Court 10 construct "A concrete floor
~ IN" Manual Training department
OF 'hc klamath County High school.
said floor To be ~ by 81 feet and
fiv. inches thick including n inch
top coat. concrete floor to b. ! and 7
and for top coat ] and IA a call for
made.
Contractors are 10 furnish all ma
'erinl Bids are TO be submitted TO
County Court. Bids will be- opened at
2 y " July 18th The court reserves
the right 10 reject any and all bids.
1.lOt ny order OF County Court
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10
ESTist>'
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Sealed bids will be received until
the hour OF 2 o'clock p. m, the 18th
day OF July. 1919, by the undersigned
and Immediately thereafter publicly
opened by the County Court of Klam-
ath County, Oregon. at the office OF
said Court In the County Court House
In klamath Falls. Oregon. for the
purchase OF bonds OF said County is
sued for the building OF permanent
roads therein In the sum OF $3i7.704,
same being an authorized issue OF
$347.70a. same being In denomina-
tions OF 81 900 each. except the two
last numbered bonds for $500 and
$2O4 respectively. numbered from l
upwards, dated July l 1919, and ma
turing serially In numerical order as
follows:
Serial Numbers:
! TO 81 incl $4,000. ten lO)
years from date OF issue;
35 to IS, incl, $4,000 eleven lD
years from date OF issue;
50 to lO2. incl. $4,000 twelve l2)
years from date OF issue:
l03 to 1875, incl, $4,000 thirteen
r8 years from date of issue !;
1877 to l7O, incl. $4,000 fourteen
rD years from date of issue.
III to 20+. incl, $4,000 fifteen
(16O years from date of issue.
2O6 to 23s. incl. $4,000 sixteen
Q6 years from date of issue.
2Ss to 272. incl, $4,000 seventeen
(lO years from date Of issue.
273 to 306, incl, $4,000 eighteen
(1S) years from date of issue.
SO7 to $40, incl, $41,704 nineteen
1O years from date of Issue.
Said bonds to boar interest at not to
exceed six per cent CO per cent? per
annum, payable somi-annually on
January and July first. principal and
interest payable in United States gold
coin 'at the office of the County
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10
HELP WANTED

WASTED-M Man on ranch TO irri
gate and do regular farm work
Close In. Good wages. Apply Herald
Office. S-,f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

attorneys fees. and the further sum
of I3iD0 costs. and the costs and
expenses of this sale on execution.
Dated this ilth day OF une, a. -.
1919.
GEO. l., HUMPHREY.
Sheriff Uf klamath County
By BURT r.. HAWKINS.
~ ~ %. 2. Deputy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

gin within 90 days. II IN aaHerird
The site compris,n n valley. partly
wooded aud forming natural bowl
IN the hilll n IN situated on ~
Canine Real che Kings Highway
"ro mako OF Southern California
the Obcrammcrgnu OF America. Il
recognized pilgrim place OF the world :
the Mecca OF the most of the most
distinguished pcrronag"r IN drama.
music and the allied arts; II r"coR
pIyed art center OF III" world" In lb.
object Of IN. alliance. according 10
iin promoters,
among those who are members OF
tho Alliance are
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond Ruth 81
DENIS. Tod shawn. Prrcivai Gerson.
l. y, Bohym-r. Charles Wakefield
Cadmnn. Charles Farwell Edison. LII.
linn Burkhardt Goidnmith.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

pr SALE Ford 1917 Touring
al In g'Ei /" Edition 1875. N,,.y
CamTin; grounds behini Gna
|ofe. 2 1ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10
|RALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

pr SaLE--Pony-wili either ride
OF dive. Call at 1910 Mnn'Rrlta
9-2t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

WANTED-E1pcricnced woman or
rirl for general housework. Phone
2s7. 5u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

w vs,,p pound M Bay Belgium Mare. 4
In % s,,s Sla' unbroke, Price $50.
Hons sA,1ange for two cows in calf
6-l2t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

ds,i,.h,.l d.T IKE to show you tho most
kd ths I,s hs., nome in Klamath Fails.
Fes So, I.s, y, ouy' Phone 27, or ad.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-07-10

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
IRISH DILEMMA MAY RESTTLT IN
 OPEN FIGHT SOON
When Lloyd George Announces His Plan In February, It May Cause
 Resignation From Cabinet
nx K. NLTER


 London, December 1T.-CReciprocal News Service.) 1.-The world not having rescued the government from it's Irish dilemma by coming to an end, Lloyd George will on Monday give full account of the hoihe rule bill which will decide the fate of Ireland, and MT. George when Parlia- ment reassembles in February. There is 'still much mystery about it's details.
 Nobody in Ireland will have anything to do with the scheme unless it contains more hopeful provisions for setting up a single Parliament for all Ireland than what is foreshadowed by it's two state legislatures with an appointive council tc coordinate them. There are hopes that the joint council may be somewhat better than this.
 The importance of this point is that the government will be dependent upon 1ib- eral support to get the bill through Par liament and liberal opinion will never fight for bill that imposes partition on Ireland. liberals and independents such as Sir Horace Plunkett, have recently made it clear that they consider the nni- fication of Ireland an essential condition of peaceful settlement, but that this is matter which the government must leave to Irishmen to settle among them. selves. They ask the government to step ahead and give Ireland the chance to be- come loyal and united dominion. If the joint council, however, is to be ap- pointed by the English government this hope will be defeated and the scheme will be denounced as giving neither unity nor home rule. To command any re- spect or even interest the joint council would have to be elective either by pop ular suffrage or by the two legislatures Should the joint council thus derive it's authority from the Irish people and not from the English government, do- ninion advocates hope that the definition of its functions would also be left to the decision of the Irish people. Tn that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
THE BIRMINGHAM AGF-HERAID SUNDAY DECEMBER 2l 1919

case many of them would welcome 1t as embryo of a dominion Parliament. It could at once take over the postoffice and other services of essentially united Ire land, and they believe that in time the same process which is obiiterating state lines in America would wipe out the di- vision between Ulster and the rest of Ire land.
 Carson will of course, lead the fight against the bill, but if the tory mem bers of the cabinet committee stand by their guns 1t is phophesied that the Uf- ster opposition will be reduced to fight ing for small and compact Ulster state in order to shut out as much of the az ricultural population as possible and give the Belfast Protestant an overwhelming majority in the legislature. The govern ment is said to have decided on putting all the nine counties of Ulster under the northern state legislature which would give the Catholics formidable minority in it.
 Irishmen with whom I have discussed these possibilities seriously doubt whether the government scheme will contain pro- visions they consider essential and whether the cabinet would stand by such a bill if produced. Some resignations might be expected Lloyd Georges change of mind about Russian interven- tlon has driven Winston Churchill to the brink: contradiction of his military pol 1 icy in Ireland might well push him over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

stronger. I suffered terribly and req lized that was in serious condition. My health continued to improve from the time started to take the 'Prescrip- tion' until was perfectly well woman. I give Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription all the credit in the world for restoring me to a normal and healthy state, and it is e pleasure to recommend 1t -"-- MRS. BENA ALLEN, 1915 Voegln Ave.
 Saved Her Life
 Phoenix City, Ala. .-sWhen I was a young girl Dr. Pierce's Fsvorite Pre- scription not only saved my life but it also enabled me to have a strong and healthy womanhood. For nearly year 1 suffered with suppression. Eight months of that time I was helpless in bed and suffered intensely. This was caused by my getting wet feet at a critical time, when was sixteen years old. All that year I was under the doctors care, but did nos improve. l kept getting weaker all the time until my mother learned from 8 neighbor about Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and started to give it to mo, The first bottle did such wonderful things for mo that they gavomA-a-s -ssncond bottle This restored me to a pSr.ucLiy SlIong and normal condition, which ] still maintain. 1" ! have no hesitancy in sending this, s--MRs. LIzxR SPAIN, 285-6th Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

Everybory's. s. by Robert II. Moulton.
 Mir. Moulton says: Several years ago l.. M. Crawford, a Kansas rancher, in vested S500o0 in a fur-farming venture. whereupon his neighbors began to in- dulge in sundry facetious remarks re- gardng his fitness to occupy a suite of rooms in the state hospital for the fec ble minded. Now he Is receiving con gratuiations from scientific men in all parts of the country for his introduction of new fur industry into the United States.
 MT. Crawford reasoned that If sheep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

could be bred in Asia they could be bred in Kansas. So he played his mysterious hand and won. He imported 8 karakul sheep from Bokhara, 20 rams and 15 ewes. These he crossed with native Lincoln and Cotswold sheep, and the lambs of this cross bear the valuable pelts. Nearly 2ooo lambs bearing these pelts. which are valued at from $i0 to $50 apiece, were born on the Kansas fur farm this year. Bundles Of pelts in lots of 50, worth more than si0OO a bundle, have been shipped to the New York markets. Only the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
HoW Should Your Ford Act?
Standard performance.

Provided ignition on the Sarbureor correctly made the following should be obtained after the  l. Close ton should evenly. Car should per smoothly lfmles should evenly.
  suddenly should accelerate smoothly Inhar h.. hithn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

No Black Sheep in This Flock
 How a Kansas rancher imported sheep from Asia to his far-distant herd in the central part of the United States, and proved that his neighbors were wrong, is the subject of an interesting article in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

thought 1 was gong to die. The doctor said I would surely die unless 1 was op- erated upon at once,
 My mother would not listen to an op- eration, but she did get me a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and within 8 few days l commenced to feel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
INCORRECT ADJUSTMENT


 INCORRECT ADJUSTMENT 300. The following indicate a lean mix ture. To correct turn adjusting rod counter elockwise 1. Motor starts hard. 2. Motor back fires through carburetor when opening throttle suddenly. g. Motor will not idle 20- The following indicate a rich mix ture. To correct turn adjusting rod clockwise:
 l. Spark plugs foul quickly. ,. Exhaust gas causes eyes to burn. a Black smoke from muffler. 4. Motor operation uneven, causing rear axle to have an uneven hum, which is distinctly heard at 13 miles per hour D. Gasoline mileage is low S Carbon deposit on pstons and cyl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
CORRECT ADJUSTMENT

BOP. The correct adjustment on the Ford carburetor lies somewhere between three-fourths and one and one-eighth turns of the needle valve. To obtain this adjustment proceed as follows: Loosen the lock nut on the adjusting needle so that it turns freely Run the needle down on to the seat, by turning it clockwise. Do not force the needle as too wide a seat will be made and the needle may be scored Now turn the needle valve counter elockwise one full turn and tighten the lock nut so it will not jar cut of place and yet it will be loose enough to allow the carburetor to be ad- justed from the dash. Start the engine in the usual way, choking the air sup ply, if necessary. Before proceeding any further allow the engine to run long enough to become thoroughly heated. Now retard the spark and with the en- sine running at a fair rate of speed cut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

down the gas by turning the adjusting
 needle clockwise until the engine begins
 to slow down. This indicates that the
 mixture has become so lean that it is
 becoming inefficient. Now turn the nee
 de counter clockwise about one-eighth of
 turn. This will be about where the
 carburetor will work best Pull down the
 spark lever and put the car through the
 tests for standard performance, given in paragraph 299. and make any slight cor rections as indicated under the heading, indication of Incorrect Adjustments"
 THE CARBURETOR
 297 Changing the venturi is accom- plished in two different ways: in the
 Kingston carburetor. the ball valve closes the large venturi until there is a suffi- cient suction to raise the ball. while in the Holiey carburetor the closing of the throttle causes a venturi action at the valve plate. at which point the low speed jet is introduced. The gasoline vapor Is mixed with the air, due to the swirl ing motion of the medium through the carburetor and the inlet manifold
 29S. While the carbeuretor Is very delicate piece of apparatus it very sell dom gets out of order. with the excep- ton of water and grease getting into 1t through the gasoline and stopping the jets. Before repairing a carburetor the repair man should try out the engine to make sure that it is the carhuretor that is at fault. See the articles in the first few service bulletins entitled Missing
 Power Decreased while Running, Back Firing. Erratic Action, Dead Engine and Motor Not Developing Full Power at Any Time. If the engine refuses to start re- moved spark lgs and prime each cyl inder with about a half teaspoonful of
 gasoline. Replace the plugs and crank the engine. If the engine fires for time and then dies down the trouble is due to the carbuertor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

But Lloyd George knows that he would have a big electoral majority behind him if the scheme goes far enough, so it would not be surprising if he were pre- pared to challenge Parliament with this bill in one hand and the general election pistol in the other.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

Americans are becomming better ac- quainted with their national forests and are using them more. Actual rev. enues from the government forests in the year recently ended were SS.450- 900. or s600.000 more than in 1916.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

lambs that died, however. are being soid for fur The rest will be kept until grown and sold for breeding animals. Pure-bred karakul rams now command $500 to s25, 5,OOOO each. while the half bloods sell for about sOo"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
ALABAMA WOMAN SUFFERS TERRIBLY

Selma, Ala: = After becoming a mother I could not regain my strength. kept going down in health until 1
The Washington herald., 1919-06-12
LATONLA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Three year-olds; 6 furionrs
Antoinette. lp; Lutta, l4; Sarasota, i04
Churchill Downs. lo4; Bay Bonds. lo4: Archi,
Alexander. l0i; Ann s., l0i; Van Sylvia. lo4
Vision. loi; Ring Leader loi; Salute, 100; Dis
cussion. ITO. Also eligible: Marse John, 10
fld ID. loi; Judge David. 100; Bull Dozer. 90
Napthalius. 100; Goldstone. l0e
SHOND RACE-Two-year-olds furIoprs
Diana. liz; Perfect Lady. ll2; Alsace. ll2: Ann,
Swee1s liz; Belinda, il2; Peggy c., ll2: Led,
Roberts III; Llnetta. LIZ; Lady Sweep liz
THIRD RACE-Two-year-olds; AZ ftirionps
Miss Patty lOi; Metem, l0: Viola Gaffpey
lG Miss Minks. lo7: Peccant, lo7; BeneCia
loe; CRncion. lo9; Bright Gold 100; Frank w,
le; Packard. liz; Code Of Honor, Il2; Ac
OF TrImps. liz Also eligible: Guaranteed
l9; Jouette ll2; Emma J.. l0; Anna Jack son
liz; Miss Parnell. liz: High Wind, 100.
FOURTH RACE-Tnreeyear-o and IN.
furlongs Legotal. 100; Broom PeddIer. lis
spcarlene los; Guy Fortune. 10; Top o. IN,
Morning. III; Green Grass, ll5; Old Rosebud
III; Leochares III.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and nm. mile
Lorena Moss. 81; Amelita, lol; Lady LAulry
l0l: Thrills. lol; Retta B., lo2; Bandymo. Ioi
Eulogy. los; Thistle Green, lG; MeSIusa los
Lucky R., l0e; Clara Martin, 100; Flapper no
Also eligible: Freda johnson, lie
SIXTH RACE-Four-ye year-oyds: l-S miles
Miss Proctor. 30; War Tax. lol; Bob Baker
l0l: Montague. l0l: Byrne l0s; Commander lOs
Candle Light. lG; Cantilever 10; Sam Reh ITO
SEVENTH RACE-Three- year-oIds and up:
mile. Miss Manage. 81; Grace. 81; Leap Frog
81; Verify, -; Selma G., ~; Mary h. lol
Sun Flash. lol: NAB los; Gipsey Queen. los
Bonnie Tess, l06; Lady Longfellow. los: Fen
Handley, 100. Also eligible: Lady Rachel, 100
The Washington herald., 1919-06-12
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 3year-olds and upward /;
one mile and sixteenth: Fell Swoop. III;
Twiford. 90; Columbine. ll2; Queen of the Sea,
lW; Comme CT. loi: The Portuguese. Ill; Albert
A. ll6; Recount. lcs; Hank 0'Day. liz; Wyn-
dover. io4; Poacher, lis; Belle Malone, l09
Snap Dragon md. liz; African Arrow. Ill ;
Minto End. liz; Marchesa Ind. o
SECOND RACE-For 4-yearolds and upward
one mile and seventy yards: Risponde, s5,
Lucius. lis; kits md. Ito: Appleton Wiske, 5
Poachr. lis; Favour. llo: Piedra, los; Gala
Dress. 100; Mill Race. 100; Paddy Dear. rs
Tie Pin. lo5: Queen Of the Sea. 100: Mountain
Rose ID, llS; Bar Of Phoenix. ITO: Zenith. los
Jack Mount, los; Stitch in Time. 100; Blue
Rock, los; Our Nephew. no. Ultra Gold. lis
Candidate md. ITO.
THIRD RACE-For 3year-ohs; fre and one
half furlongs: Eddie Rickenbacher. ITO: St Ger.
main. los: Onnbel. s: Shoal, loe Headman.
l0: Send River End. %.
FOURTH RACE-For 3year-olds: one mile
and sixteenth: Over There. lis; Camoudeur,
los; Cirrus. lls; BlairEowrie l02 Thnnderciap.
l0: Sailor. III; Yurucah. los; Billy Kelly 10
Rogers. lG; Purchase. IL; QUESTIONABLE. lG.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs: King Herod ll2
Andrew. loe; Poacher. ia; Louise v, lo2; You.
need. 100; The Boy. l0i; Mahoney. %: Syrdarya,
20; Arrah Go On, liz: Abadane. 49, Quietude
100; warsaw. lo2; Thunderstorm, 81; Torch
Bearer. III; Cobalt Lass. 81; Pickwick. lI2; JACK
Leary. s.
SIXTH RACE-For 2-year-olds; five furiongs:
My lAddie. lis: San Marcus. lis; Marie An.
toinette. ll2; Bucklside. lis; Feeder. lis; Gler
Light. lis; FNIrlough. lis; Virginia L. ll2
Heydey. liz; Salt Petre. lis; Head Over Heels,
1lc; Violet Tip, liz
The Washington herald., 1919-06-12
SIR BARTON IS
IN FRONT AGAIN
Commander Ross Star Of
Turf Captures Belmont
Cup from Classy Field.

Belmont Park Race Track, June
11.-Sir Barton. winner OF the ma
Jority of the great turf stakes OF
the season. captured the Belmont
Cup here today, clipping one-fifth
OF a second from the track record
for q mile and three furlongs. 1t
was an easy triumph. w. r. Goes
Sweep On. who finished second, and
Natural Bridge. third, being hand
lily beaten.
Sir Barton won without any COM
petition, running the race in
2:o7 SIS. Naturalist tried to race
him at the start. but grew tired
and dropped back. Sweep On, who
was the first to get away. was soon
overtaken, and from then on
Johnny LOTUS. premier jockey of
the turf. neld Sir Barton to the
fore. As the colts took the turn
into the stretch, Sir Barton literally
burned the wind to the front.
The Quogue Steeplechase Handi-
cap at two and a quarter miles for
four-year-olds and up was captured
by Gold Bond in a fast race. Com
mander Ross Damrosch won the
Harlem Selling Stakes at one mile
for three-year- -olds and UP. outgam-
ing War Zone in a bitter struggle.
The summary:
FIRST RACE = Six and one-haK furiougs
Night Stick. 10 tschuttinger1. } to S. l TO T.
out: Elected ID, l06 NOLAN. 6 to ]. S to 2:
Bell Ringer. l6 CMcCrannl, to 2 Time. l:lS
Hohokus. James. onico. Dottie ". Dahinda,
SECOND RACE-About ~ miles Gold Bond
10 Hayes. II to 10. / to 2 out; Doublet. l3o
(williamsD. 9 to S. out: Turmoil. l3s (Kennedy).
out Time, As 36 Trumpater also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Damrosch. us
tLoftus), 6 to /, Z to s. out; War Zone. 20
(Hamilton), 4 to s. out: Jack Stuart. lol wess-
lor), 2 to l. Time. II rs. Matinee Idol and
Sun Flash ID also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and ) hulonsS
Sir Barton. l8 uoftus). TO 2. out, out /;
Sweep On. 1lo Fairbrother). out. out: Natural
Bridge. l0s tMcAteel. out Only three starters
FIFTH RACE - One mile and a fuuiong.
Daddy's Choice. 100 (Wida), to /. ! TO 2 out /;
Benevolent, no tStalkerl. / to 5. out: Poor
Butterfly. Ill Cwallsl. out. Tine. Isl Is.
Hickoynut and Alma B. also ran
SLXTH RACE-Five furiougs. Neddam. lis
rB--ton). e to !. to 10. out: Tsttle. lis
Rowan. , to 2. TO 2: Dream Of the Valley.
lis Qoftus). out. Time. o5e. Blazes and Con
zslo also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-06-12
SOUTHAMPTON TO BE
JAMAICA FEATURE

New York, June 1.-THE South
ampton. a mile and a sixteenth test
for three-year-olds, which is to be
the feature of the opening day OF
the second half of the Jamaica
meeting tomorrow. will be certain
to call out a stellar field. With
the starting this afternoon Of the
kingpins. Sir Barton and Sweep On
in the Belmont stakes at mile and
three eighths. it is almost GER
tainty that this pair will be among
the missing on Thursday when the
call to post is made. There will be
a-p,enty. however, to sport colors,
and indications point to a race of
particular excellence with the 9TH
ers which will undoubtedly sport
silks.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-12

Allen. los (PooD. 1910. losc. $50; May Rose
lOz (Dreyer). $50. so; Plain Bill. los tCan-
feld,, 1870. Time. ] 0l Is Wariike. Pindar
Cln de Walker. Annette Teller. Sister Helene,
Hercules. FnZ and Messrsn also ran. S.stei
Helene unseated Murray at start. finished rider
les
FIFTH RACE-Mile: Diversion. loi tBrownl
500, $40 2se: Grey Eagle. log tGamerl, INV
80; Cheer Leader. e (Boylel. go Time
1885 Uncle White. Aurum. General hais
Precious ]. J. Murdock, Basilius also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mle and a furiong: Onond
IS tBoylel. 20. go, 40; Lillian Shaw. 10
Murray. 80. so; Freecutter. ia (GrothJ. 40
Time. s0l-5 Beaveikill. BufOrd also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth
Thistle Green. los tGrothl. I2eo, SO. 40; Dr
Sam els. Ill (Simpsou). 40, 40; Kilkenny
loi (Stack). $40 Time, l:46 Is. Jack h.
Kireosi. Black broom. Duke Of Shelby. Paul.
v. Pastime. King Fisher. SandyLad, Amhuscad'
v, Pastime. King Fisher. Sandy Lad. Am
buscsdc also nan.