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rrata Doria, que ahora We levantarse
estos adolescentes de frentes lumino-
sas que Sc llaman. Colorado. Cabrera,
Soto, Pinilla, Srtas. Blondet, Rucaba-
do, Canals. etc.
FL professor Diaz de Mackenna sc ha
hecho acreedor preferentisimo a la gra-
titud de Puerto Rico. Ha sido Ell quien
ha encendido esta antorcha de inspira-
cion que ilumina ell Ateneo de vividas
luces. Ha sido Ell quien ha guiado las
manos inexpertas de estos adolescentes
para que encerraran en- la estrechez de
los nenzos, las bellezas de esta patria,
dispersas en- la TERRA. en- el'cielo v en-
eli mar. Diaz de Mackenna ha alumbra-
do una veta de orc de nuestro talento,
que es una esperanza que Sc suma a
nuestras esperanzas de pueblo grande
que aspira a ser eminente. Este profe-
sor ha sentido 10 que hemos sentido
tantos: la emoci6n honda y subyugado-
ra del paisaje portorriqueho. Pero 81
ha hecho 10 que no hemos podido ha-
Ger todos. trasladar al lienzo la subyu-
gadora y honda emOci6n. We'd ahi nues-
ira montana tGrgida y amOrosa donde
el crepusculo derrama su melancolia
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no fuers como tememos. cl consume es
igual que 81 estuviesemos EN- servicio
active. Ademas, V este es Important
simo, 81 un maestro trabaja custro o
cinco meses Ell un afio Y luego renun-
cia por cualqu!er raz6n, a quien han dC
pagar las vacaciones. Es por este ruc
estimamos que hay un gran error II
pretender dividir los sueldos EN- dee
parties. El proyecto que defendemos
con calor. establece un sistema excelen
te ell este particular.
Los maestros de Yauco reunidos en-
Asambles, han considerable con sereni-
dad las desventajas de aqucl sistema.
solicitan enfaticamente que continue
Ell procedimicnto de los diez saeldos.
Esta misma Asamblea admite los bue-
nos deseos de la Camara Popular, pero
cntiende que la unica manera de en-
pear hacer justicia al magisterio c.
dando su aprobaci6n al ''bill" No 167
No comprendemos como ell senior Pi-
hero, a quien reconocemos los esfuerzos
en- favor de sus antiques compaferos
nos suponga satisfechos con un mez
Quino sumento que no es una sombra
dc 10 solicitado, que es 10 Gnico quc
puede aceptarse honrosamentc. ne
nos que So trate de debilitar la her
mosa y valiente protesta de Ia clase
En- resumen, insistimOs como punto
esencial invariable, en- que Sc aprue-
be ell tinico proyecto digno de nuestra
aceptacion. Ell 167. De otra manera,
sostendremos nuestra palabra empeha-
da iremos a la lucha con todas sus
consecucncias en- Puerto Rico.
Es:amos pues en- Ell mismo sitio dc
aver, con o sin declaraciones del senior
Pinero, y las importunas, del senior Ro-
mani.
$780,. LOS MAEsTRos DE YAUco.
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mo ESTAMOS CONFORMES!
A los maestros de Puerto Rico

va el Magisterio PortOrriquefo ha.
bra leido la recommendation del Comite
de Hacienda de Ia Camara, en- ell SEN
lido de que los sueldos de los maestros
sean aumentados, entire otros particula
res, en- 5000 los rurales por doce me-
scs, y en- S72O los graduados por igual
termino dc tempo.
Ese cucrpo colcgislador ell pals tie
non conocimiento de cuales son las ver-
daderas aspiraciones del magisterio en-
cstos momentos supremos, Y parece real
mcnte un slngr'ento sarcasmo que cuan-
do Sc 'trata de dcmostrar la buena volun-
tad de la C5mara para la sufrida clase
aQue perteneccmos, Sc nos ofrezca una
insignificancia para ir callando el jus
to grito de protesta que ha conmovido
Ia isla entera, 81 necesario fueca, Gu
yo eco llegaria hasta los circulos me-
tropoliticos por una pasts, y hasta
los mas apartados rinconeS de la is
la por otra hasta despertar la protessa
vibrantc y reparadora de la concien-
cia popular. Porquc no otra cosa es que
un mcndrugo Ell pretendido aumento
dc dicz 0 doce d6lares mensualcs, cuan-
do csa misma camara sabe que cuando
estas lineas vean la luz, la jnmcIsa
mayoria del magisterio ha hecho la
promcsa formal y dccidida de no Rr-
mar coltrato alguno &! no Sc aprueba la
cscala dc sueldos que determine ell pro-
yecto No 167, sabiendo como sabemos
que ST los legislatures sfrontan la ST.
tuacion con cntercza y valentia, ell te-
soro cubriria con lujo las necesidades a
que Sc contrae nuestra demanda.
La Comision de Hacienda no tiene
Gil cuenta que un maestro que recibe
docc sueldos csta obligado en- cierto
modo, trabajar durante las vacacio-
mes destinsr su tempo en- ajenas
conveniencias-- -E-que, suponiendo que
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violcta donde el iibaro. = h puerts
dc su bohio de paia. hacs vibrar en 81
cantico monotone tods Ia algeria y -
da Ia tristeza de Ia vida: we'd la is
jania eterea, azul y ieve ean'rastanda
con el contorno macizo de ia collins
ccrcana; we'd 81 aqua Transparent 5
cristalina donde Sc rsaejs trtmuio sl
ribszo vestido dc hlerba A. Gore
we'd Ia luz dc nucstro cicio. la sourisa
blanca de las nubes 81 deiirlo azai
espumante del mar
cuando vsis Ia collection dei profesel
y Ia secci6n del natural" fe Dos dfs
cipulos, cxclamsis .Tisua de ruer
TO Rico: sinfonia loca dei color ou 81
paisaie; borrachers del sol baio ies
cielos; triunfo del ensueho tsgo 81 aznf
dc zahro de los cielos Y a lnpiss -
es exacta.
EncoHtrareis afimismo eu ss's sahl
bici6r los tonos suaves disetetos s.
ra los que es tan propicis D. scuarr't
trasos fuertes audaess del apif e
carbon. que marcan "a rcbuster dsi nas
culo. la duresa del csssctsr varsn
la tristcza dc un cemen.sfio 0igiiass
del sol
Fecunda hcrmosa = q sb5r A
Diaz de Mackenns como finte- y caHs
professor su pr6xima pariida ha ds -.
lamentadisima por todos. Essos 5oveaea
artistas. SIN director. alejsd7s uaos ~
otros. disgregada "a fsianss suias.ss
mada. sperssstiran OF sus ssfadios7
he aqui 10 que ha dicto 81 esae-
samalea: Que Ia Legislature tome not
de este taiento. De ssts fsnz disposl
cion para el are. de IA escasez de pro
fesores y medios para su dssssroiio. y
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La Sra. Adella C dc Paz.
de Capulin, Colorado, E. u.
de A, dice: "Nunca esperaba
tener un parto tan feliz y ligero
con el Compuesto Mitchella que
use hace mas de un afio, sola-
mente estuve enferma Z horas
dando a luz una hermosa nifa.
Me encuentro otra vez embaia-
zada y deseo continuar con el
Compuesto Mitchella, pues ha-
biendo obtenido buenos resulta-
dos en- mi primer parto. estoy
segura que en- este los tendre
tambien. No puedo recomendar
con palabras 10 que este mara
villoso remedio ha hecho por mi. "
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

III FlnadO DR.. ].
n. Dye de Buffalo,
N. w dedic6 su
vida al estudio de los
dolores del alum
bfamien to. Una
de las mas atlas as
plraclones de su VI
da, fue Ia de hallar
Was y medl0s para
piti9ar enIo possible
los sufrlmlentOs y
dolores del paftO.
Tor cuanto el alum
bvamIento ha veni-
do sienhpre, desde
los tiempos prehis-
t6ricos, acompafia-
do de mas o nienos
dplor. el DIR. Dye Sc
do pleiSa cuenta de
Ia maanitud del
problena que AGO.
meta; mas, no OBJ
stantc, abri9aba la
conviction de que
hublese ala6n me-
do de-. por 10 lnenos
Teducir en- aEan parr
te eeOs acerbos pa
declmientOs. Ha-
ciend0 una especia-
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La Sra. Mercedes c. de
Rlvero, de la ciudad de
Nuevitas, Rep. de Cuba, es-
cribe: Les dire que estoy muy
contenta y satisfecha con su
Compuesto' Mitchella. pues tuve
ina nina sana y robusta y tuve
un parto 10 mas feiiz y ahora
estoy recomendando sus pastillas
a mis- amigas. Una sobrina mia
Que estaba en- mi casa cuando
mi feliz alumbramiento. me diio
iba a tomarlas...ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

La Sra. Manuela de Zarate,
de la ciudad de Aiiatuea,
Rep. de Ia Argentina, nos
dice: "Hacia la miseria de siete
amos que venfa sufriendo de do
loT de espalda y costado izquier-
do. para 10 cual tome diferentes
remedies sin encontrar mejoria,
y ahora con su maravilloso Com
puesto Mitchella. Sc me han
quitado por complete esos dolores
que me molestaban mucho.'::
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

La Sra. Sara de Daza, de
IA cIudad de Clrardot, Rep.
De CoIombIa, nos escribe: "En
obseuuio a la verdad e impulsa-
da por Ia gratitud. manifesto a
vds. que el compuesto Mitchella
es verdaderamente prodigioso.
Antes de tomarlo, sentfa los
achaques. dolores e indisposicio-
mes hasta el punto de postrarme
en- el lecho. Principle a usar el
Compuesto Mitchella y mis- sufri-
mientos desaparecieron como por
encanto; recobre el vigor perdido
y me sentia como 81 no esperara
un nuevo infante. Fl nifo ma
ci6 muy hermoso y sano.%s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

La Sra. JOseiina Aravena, de
IA eludad de C0roneI, Rep. de
Chile, dice: LES agradeceria
inhnitamente me hicieran el favor
de mandarme unos folletos para
darIes a conocer a mis- buenas
amigos eI gran benehcio que les
puede proporciOnar el famoso
compuesto MitcheIIa. pues hace
mas de tres amos que 10 uso
obteniendo Imagnihcos resulta-
dos" {
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AMOR CUE TRiUNFA
fuH
FLORENCE REED

E 5 afans pfsaaeelsn a. rE0NHW
cE REED mehos ps1lssiest smsfies
nas arn es m mements eswa o.
neuia vsafa 81 sstrsas GIVE LUNA
prA DOS DE JUNO Asst
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cuaId: ence qua yd aida
Il
nino redend
d 10
Ia
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La Sra. Ana Rivera de Es-
trada, de Ia ciudad de Juarez,
Rep. de Mexico, nos dice:
Habfa padecido por mas de
tres amos de un dolor en- el
vientre que nj doctores nj me-
dicinas' caseras habian logrado
curarme; y gracias al uso del
Compuesto Mitchella va estoy
completamente bien y pr6xlma a
tener un niio que era 10 que
tanto habia deseado. Estoy
convencida de que esta es una
medicina maravillosa para las
muieres y oial4 todas las que
sufren sc decidiesen a usarla.'..
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LA MATERNIDAD SIN
-- MOLESTIAS


a
Ildad de Ia Obsie.
fricia y las dOlencias
fe nl e enincs, tuyo
anAplia oportrnldsd
para estudlar su te-
ma favorltO y cfec-
tuar varlos lnnpo~-
tantes descubrl-
mlentos en- este
sentido. hasta que
al fin, perfecclon6
10 que desde cnton-
ces sc liza m a
Co nlpuestO MIL
chelIa, medicina
que le permltl6 rea-
lizar maravlllOsos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Pasa va de l5 amos
desde que elDr. Dye
conenz6 q emplear
su esplendlda nedi.
Gina, pero Ia for
mula ha pasado a
Ia presente genera-
ci6n vel COBlPuestO
Mitchella. siaue
allviando los dolores
v aneustlas de Ia
m ujer pOr tOdas
parties. ie1t "a
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DEMPWULFF SCORES
IN N. Y. A. e. BOUTS
Gets Decision Over Gottlieb
in Four Round Tilt.

Otto Dempwulff of the National A. c.
Of Brooklyn was forced to box an extra
round before the judges awarded him a
victory over ]. Gottlieb. unattached. In
the preliminaries Of the New York Ath-
letic Clubs amateur tournament last
night The lads met In the 40 pound
class and furnished the best bout Of the
might.
/ The shortest bout of the night came
in che 112 pound class when Louis Gold
berg Of the tPastime A. C. knocked out
cieverton Clayton Of the st. Christopher
Club in one minute. The finals will be
held tomorrow night. The summarizes:
los Pound Class. Triais--wilbert cohsn.
stolt.e. West Side Community Club. three
rounds judges decision; W. Housner.
Clark House A. A., defeated Irving Was.
serman, Rutgers Gymnasium, one round.
stopped by referee.
la2 Pound Glass, Triais-Harry Jones.
Ninety-second Street Y. NJ. II. A., three
rounds, judges decision.
1l2 Pound Class. Triais--x L. Hold
berth. Pastime A. C.. defeated Cleverton
Clayton. 81 Christopher Club. one round,
lao Pound Glass. Triais-Joseph Werner.
Rutgers Gymnasium, defeated Christopher
label. Twenty-third Street Y. NJ. c. A.,
one round. stopped by referee: Otto Demp-
; ~siff National ,,, A G Of BroSklyn de:
rounds. Judges decision; Benjamin Bot
stein, Ninety second Street Y. NJ H. A.,
defeated o. samuels. st. Christopher Club.
three rounds. Judges decision: S. Silver
lender. Glencoe A. c.. three rounds.
tudgeg decision.
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Fator and Hamilton Hape
Maroon Escapes at Laurel
Water War and Queen of the Sea Go Down With
Them While Rounding First Turn in Fifth Race
Swirl Is Graduate From Maiden Ranks.

Max Meadows won the steeplechass
by fifteen lengths. He was lucky to
land the money. Up to the second jump
from the I'm sh his chance to win was
almost hopeless. as Smithfield had q
lead of ten lengths. and Byers was
driving Max Meadows to the limit OF his
speed. The only chance for Max Mead
cws to win was an accident. This came
at the next tc the last jump. Smithfeld
fell and rolled over on the grass. Max
Meadows went on and won In a gailop
Fator, previous to his accident. won
the third race with Melanchoiia. VIII CHI
paid s4s.a0 for 50. Handful. poorly
handled by Carswell. was second. a
length away.
Clarence Hummer divided the riding
honors Of the day with Fator by win
ming two races. He guided Rapid Trav-
eler and Dairyman to victory. Rapid
Traveller. after poor start. raced his
opponents dizzy in the first half mile
and then came canterlng home three
lengths in front
Hummer had to call upon his best
skill to land Dairyman the winner Of
the fifth race by half n length. II little
Bryson had been equal to the occasion
Sylvano would have won. The stewards
debated the question whether to dis
qualify Sylvano. but finally decided not
to disturb the regular order Of the
placing.
Esquimaux. the three-year-old in Capt
Raj PARIS string, has recovered FROM
the action of some heartless person ~
injure him.. Last week some man broke
into his stall. rubbed hts legs with al
oil that took the hair of and blistered
the skin. He evidently suffered grea'
agony until he was found in the morn.
ing by his stable boy and a soothing
lotion was applied. He Is now jogging
and working in preparation for sons
steeplechase events at Pimlico In which
he Is entered.
Despite the fact that the Supreme
Court decided that the Bowie tracks
method Of obtaining license to race
(from the Judges of a court) was not
the right method under the race track
law. the fall meeting at the popular
track In the Pines will be held. begin
ming November II. and will extend un-
til November 30. The track will operate
under the old law. which was not wiped
out by the present race track statute.
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FRANK MORAN WINS
ON RETURN TO RING
Knocks Out Joe Geyer in the
Eighth.
Special D<spatoA to THE sus

PrTTsBuRG, Oct. 30.-Frank Moran
Knocked out Joe Geyer in the eighth
round OF what was TO have been ten
round bout tonight. The bout was slow
from start to finish. Moran did not
show much of his old form and was
swinging wildly with both right and
left in the first five rounds although he
landed quite few to Geyers face and
neck.
Geyer did practically nothing but
cover up. Once and while he shot over
a left jab to Moran's face. Geyer sud-
denly woke up In the sixth round and
rushed Moran around the ring. landing
his heavy left to face and body. He
had Moran weary when the bell rang.
This was the only round that Geyer
won.
In the seventh Moran smashed his
man all over the ring without blow In
return, and the bell was all that saved
Geyer. After about minute OF fighting
IN the eighth Moran started rain of
rights and lsfts TO Geyer's face and had
him backste ppng until a sharp right to
the stomach made him sink to the floor.
He was unable to rise at the count OF
ten.
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Special Despatch to THE SUI.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 3o-ror a few sec
onds during the running Of the ffth
race at the Laurel track to-day, the
lives OF Jockeys Fator and Hamilton
hung In the balance. Water War. with
Fator in the saddle, was caught In a jam
on the first turn. Water War was lifted
on his feet and knocked down. Queen
Of the Sea. with Hamilton as his rider.
tripped over the PROSTATE horse. II
looked like another fatal spill similar to
the one which killed Jockey Musgrave
at Havre de Grace In September. Fortr-
nately luck was with the jockey and
horses and all escaped with a few cuts
and bruises.
Byron. an apprentice lad, who had
the leg up on Sylvano. was responsible
for the mishap He was unable to keep
his mount straight in the run to the
first turn and the horse crowded toward
the rail and pinched Off those racing on
the inside posltion-just the way. that
Garbage. with Willie Doyle, killed
Frankie Robinson, the best rider in
America. at the Bowie track last spring.
When Water War fell Fator was
thrown close to the rail. This saved
aim. for IL he had been thrown more to
the right tho hoofs of Queen of the Sea
''N~'~ AnNc VI hohcQ MN. TatOI, WHO
was "cow puncher" before he started
TO ride race horses. made light of his
cuts and bruises and accepted the mount
to ride Ultra Gold in the sixth race.
Fator handled Ultra Gold faultlessIy.
He sent Ultra Gold away we'll from the
start held him in good position and
then brought him up with rush through
the stretch to win. going away from
Currency, one of the early pacemakers.
Swirl. recently bought from II. X.
Knapp of New York. graduated from
the maiden ranks In the first race by
heating big field of selling platefs, sew
eral of which had prev ously won races.
Despite the fact that the daughter of
Sweep-Kaskaslxia had never won a race
around New York and disappointed her
hackers several times she was installed
the favorite Johnny McTaggart rode
ner and, keeping la tho middle OF tho
track. waited on Mark West, the leader.
70 the stretch before making his run
Swirl took command in the final fur
long and won by two lengths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
AMATEUR BOXERS
= SAIL FOR NORWAY
Viii Tour Scandinavia in In
ternationai Tourney.
The team of amateur boxers who ,

The team of amateur boxers who will
Lp1esent this country in the inter-
Rational tournament to be conducted in
Norway. Denmark and Sweden early
next month sailed from these shores
late last night on the steamship Staven-
gerfjord bound for Bergen. Norway
The three boxers who are making the
trip were given rousing sendoff when
they boarded the ship at o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the Norwegian
American Steamship Companys pier in
Brooklyn. 1t was not until near mid
night. however. that the liner pulled out
Of its slip.
Frand Cassidy of the Ozanam Associa-
ton. national and New York State 1876
pound title holder, was the only New York
boy TO sail. The other members OF the team
are both from other cities. John Burke
OF the Willow A. c. of Pittsburg and
Aston Dome OF the Gymnastic Club of
New Orleans are the other two who
made up the team. Dome, who is
Americas representative in the 115
pound class. is the national title holder
Of his class The Smoky City lad will
compete in the light heavyweight class.
while Cassidy will he seen in action In
the 1856 pounc class. The team is ex-
pected to land in Bergen. Norway, next
Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
LAUREL ENTRIES.

,., FirIs,aftace-Two-year olds; six furionrs
wsddina Cake. io7; Col. Murphy, io7; Tim.
erick Us. liz: Epiphanes, lo7; Gain ne
S .' Siren Maid. lo7; tKalipolis, III
levi l0; Tom Ketchum, I07; Franc
I p' tGallagher. lo7: Ralco. lis; Irish
SORTS ouind stable entry.
second tee-Steepiechase; three year
court l0 Nnton China. 145; Pioneer. rs.
triotence ~; tAntiseptic. $50; Gay Bird
II. ILsws ". i46; Atma, $50 7
/ !!ShA p sb.ruH kins entry.
Dawson. 10; u John. no: joseph n
Muphy' 10; Spsrte. 10; Ronen, ito; wal
Plume; ITO MoE; Echo b.. no: pesdl
NO. 10 Duke John iioy reemantie, lis; MusSs s
Fourth Race-TweA r.old.. o,.,m,. IL
furiongs: RollickingVirs ia7 ST
100; Miss Homer. HKiraS ,,a. bieuetf
NJ r s,r ,u, iT idrsd. lo7: Ny p..T
H. III ~, swir'' IVA 'hnN Ute, ios; 'Americai
ONE rum mile. nAi s.iis, p thTss-yssr-ea.
Drive, ia; Frogtown II ~, vi Ws1
i2s syivano. 1867 Rapid ~, war Mask
| Sixth Race-Three-y ana ,,l
Claiming; mile and fu( Aha upwsrd
10; .HonE Kong. los: VIZ y yosn w war
Seventh Race-Four-yet,d IA aaaee' ilVt
| selling: one mile and a havPsr E Sna upi
| Tie Pin. li5: 'Indolence. 1ltnal,so 10y lis
| 10; Puts and Calls. IFS a.,hsys nead'
wood, io7 'Tootsie. Ito: LltrSotts "ste
'Fountain Fay. ITO. ''Ass' i'
Apprentice allowance elaine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-31
so TO I SHOT WINS
LOUISVILLE STAKE
DR.. Hickman at $97.70 in Mn
fuels Beats Juveniles in
the Valley Station.

LouIsvrLLE, KY. Oct. so.--Paying al
most 20 to 1. DR.. Hickman won the VAL
ley Station Purse, one Of the features at
the race track here this afternoon. He
defeated big field OF good Juveniles and
rewarded his hackers at the rate of
1910 to 81. He was ridden by Willis,
and carrying los pounds ran a splendid
race and never left the result In doubt
Lorraine was second and Star View
third. The track was heavy and his
time for the six furlong route was
1 "a As.
Madge F. led home a small Geld Of
handicap horses In the Highland Purse
at one mile. She was at home in the go
Ing and scored handily. Buford was
second and Call Curci was third.
Col Taylor won the handicap at six
furiongs. with Major Parke second and
War God third Merry Princess. which
scored an impressive victory few days
ago. did not show her usual speed and
finished in the ruck. The summaries:
First Race--For three-yeer-oids and up
James Foster, ios (Robinson). 1880,
$3.50 and 1850; NJ Bert Thurman. los
iRidcnour), s27.so and s17.1o; Dancer. ia
K. War Prize. Guy. High Note. Thistle
Green, SupernaI, Senator James, Circulate
and Premium also ran.
oeconu H.ce-ror two-year-oios' maid
longs: Melvin. ITO (Kederis), s1aso. 1910
and 1870; Day Of Peace. It's Uyke), $3.50
and N.ao; Keep. 1i2 twarrington), 81.
Time. 1903 as. Move On. Little Niece.
Meg Pewaukee, Cicely Kay. Peggy c..
Dolph. Jazz and Tom Logan also ran.
Third Race--valley Station Purse; for
two-year-olds; purse 81, 200; six furlongs:
DR.. Hickman. 1o6 twiilis). 1910 ss4so
and 1880; Lorraine. lis (Robinson). $3.50
and st.so; Star View. 1o7 twrisht), $3.50.
Capt. Hershier. Claude Brown and Kin
burn also ran.
Fourth Race--Handicap; for three-year-
olds and upward. purse $1,000: six fur
longs: Col. Taylor. 1o6 (Boyle,, 5000.
ber). 5000 and st.2o; War God. IFS tRob-
inson), t2.5o. Time. 1:14 LIS. Merry Prin-
cess and Jorice also ran.
Fifth Race-Highiand Purse: for three
year-olds and upward; purse $1,000: one
mile: Madge F.. io4 tRobinson) 81 s2.so
Call Curci, 30 tCanfield). s2.55. Time.
l:tz Is. Kiku. Joe Stair. Pastoureau and
Ioi,e also ran.
Sixth Race-For three-year-oids: claim
ing: purse $1,000; one mile and a fur;
long; Salvo. lo4 iwright). $3.50. sl7a
and 1880; cerinus, 1o1 tBoyle). 500
and $3.50: Lothair. los (Lyke). IS. Time.
f:56. Magnet Land, Bourbon Green. Fos-
ter Embry. Sentimental, Brunette H..
Paris Maid. Texas Special and Counter
Seventh Race--For four year-oids and
upward; claiming: Purse $1,000: one and
one sixteenth miles: Reveler, lo1 tRobin-
SOM. $3.50. s3.s0 and $3.50: H. c. Basch.
l12 (Lunsford), $3.50 and $3.50; Deckmate.
cracow.. Arthur Middleton, Hondo Brick
ley. Merchant. Skeerface and Guide Post
also ran.