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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WANT to lease or 6 room house;
will buy if terms and location suit.
Call HI. F.. Browne, Journal office
between s and 9. a. m. 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WANTED - Position on hop ranch
by experienced hop man. capable
of taking charge. Address G. box
22S, Salem, Or. h186
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
For Sale--Farms.

TO EXCHANGE - 100 acres Siletz
timber 100000 feet, to exchange
for Salem property. owner 127 N.
High St. 57&ss y m1B4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

finest e hoNLY-One of SaieTn's
thing ~ ,Lones, now empty; every
place ae best and modern. fire
this lornaee, n'everythinr. Price
l67 ork $1,000. Laflar e raf1a-
FOP S7-sg. olog. als5s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS

EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS
For exchanges room cottage in
good shape, nice large lot, hen house
and park, good location. Price $500;
will take good Ford car as part pay
ment and easy terms on balance.
Good modern s, room house close
in. Price $4,000, terms.
Nice modern room bungalow on
Court street. Price $500, terms.
Modern room cottage on carline,
2 fine lots, fruit and garden. Snap,
$1,000, terms.
Extra fine all modern bungalow.
close in, fine garage. Price $500,
terms. {
Farms, acreage, fruit tracts, homes
PERRINE & MARSTERS
212 Com club bldg n*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

house + Two acres, 4 room
lust invsso NO large poultry houses,
sfh s. sue sas city limits. Write zI44
bliss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

Washington county. Want to sell
or trade for smaller tract near Sa-
lem L. E. Fisher, Rt. 8, box 144A
Salem, Or. b189
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE - Suburban acre home
tracts, one mile east of carline; no
better berry land. j. H. Koltes,
Hotel Bligh. b1S9
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
RIVER BOTTOM FARMS

FOR SALE-Blue serge suit for small
lady (S4), box back coat, at half
price, bargain. Call at office of
Hotel Bligh, 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

and 1M Z. bungalow nicely arranged
gro,n ~ good condition with Y acre
fin fiu' Iirst class soil in fruit and
nar sarden; chicken house and
o.her buildings. A chance for
goeS eyga nome or an exceptionally
no.., investment; it has to be sold:
Rsrha.s salem. Price $500, u cash.
Pbanar q Pearson, 200 Gray bldg.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE-10 acres Of good fruit
and berry land, part in bearing;
good buildings, close in, good liv-
ing water; ready to move in. Price
$2760. Owner P. o. 333. Salem.
5a hi 2fA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Two furnished rooms for
mother and daughter, near Center
street NJ. E. church. Box 26 care
Journal. 1S4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WANTED-To rent modern house
permanently, best of references.
Phone 481J or box S care Jour
nal. 118t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WANTED-Unfurnis 4 room apis
with bath, or small house. Call Cap
ital garage, phone 88. i1S9
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

ne sour houses and farms with
S,es AZ as we have buyers waiting for
than. thent kinds of property. Price
ponl eh right. 2 cars at your service.
pSoua yer q Pearson, 200 Gray bldg.
s-S tSV. n%*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

ONE ACRE AND ROOM COTTAGE
Y acre of logans, some garden, a
choice little place on paved road
and street car line. $4,000, see
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY co.
22S Oregon bldg. ns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

hand Edison cabinet
phonograph and records. ADDRESS
Fl. C. Lockhart, P. o. box 153. 1S6
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

blocks bungalow. same as new, 2
in i'eHs aHs from State street, modern
fnrnay aery respect, basement with
recans;, aee, fireplace, dutch kitchen
eliza laptton ION, hall, large porch, enam-
loo foatn oatn room, closets, etc: lot
wb,. Ool frontage, good streets. Just
sssao you are looking for. Price
200 c., cash. Barber & Pearson.
gray bldg. Phone 7eo. a.
CityOTT-MIRY HOME IN THE
CITY ~ nwenty acres. edge of nhe
room Vh Garden road, splendid s
eIectr;n use. full cement basement,
miII nights, fine barn, wind
the s,ocIl ,SrSInary' chicken houses; all
the S,, S,ock, chickens. etc, most of
for furniture, Ford car. ali goes
ieavs qgiek sale. Owner sick n,I,st
adiss.T The finest home propersv
prirs prient = TO Salem city schools. The
erty. II NV Nv Tor that class of prop
a. W. Rowley, 3O5 state St
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
For Sale-Houses.

ooM cottage modern except base
n ent good location. Price $500,
Sas ass terms. Barber & Pearson, 200
;-e-es OIdg, Phone 100. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

LOST-On highway between Rose
dale and Salem a tan jacket con-
tanning purse; purse contains SIS
bill and change and car key. Find
er please write box 70, Rt. 4. 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

S SPECIALS
26i acres good buildings. paved
road, $4,000.
"a acres, good buildings, good road
$500.
10 acres. good buildings, good road
$4,000.
5 acres, good buildings, good road,
s3700.
n 25 acres, fair buildings, good road
$500.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
407 Oregon bldg. Miss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
REAL ESTATE.


FRUIT PROPERTIES
IL acres prunes, IL acres bearing
berries, acre nuts and cherries, plow
land, timber and pasture. Total 81
acres. Good buildings. Bargain at
$4,000, terms.
Orchards of all kinds, ages and
Sizes We will plant and care for
five acres berries or orchard for you.
PEARCY BROS.
Contracting orchardists
210 Oregon bldg. b185*
CHOICE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE
1852 acres, So Italian prunes, z
logans, apples, cherries, l pears,
l English walnuts, n filbedts, 40
acres plow land, some valuable TIM
Der, two sets of buildings, on main
highway miles south of Salem. For
price and terms see
. JOHN FL. SCOTT REALTY CO.
228 Oregon building. n*
PRUNE ORCHARDS @
We have some good prune orch
ards to sell now with large crops on
them. A little money down ana q
more substantial payment after crop
is harvested. Buy prune orchard
and let it pay for itself.
BARBER & PEARSON
200 Gray bldg. Phone 790. NJ
A GOING FRUIT FARM
Six miles Salem on good rock ROAD
above the frost line, famous red soil,
10 acres 8-year prunes, fine crop; 70
acres cultivated, family berries; creek
through place, spring water piped to
house and barn; splendid chicken and
fruit proposition. Shack house, fair
barn and outbuildings. Price $500.
M. w. ROWLEY
3O5 State st. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

STRAY ED-From my place near
fair grounds on Silverton road, a
dapple gray horse, named Dick,
about 1850 lbs, stocky built. Re-
ward. s. c. Nelson, Rt. 8, box 100.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

WILL sell V interest in good pay,
ing business to responsible mar
RED man not over 40 years of age.
experience not required, $3.50 will
handle. Address box X Capital Jour
nal for interview. 1SI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE-By owner, 10 acre
farm, all in cultivation, house,
barn, family orchard. 1896 Lee st.
after p. m. DINA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
d !!l,sspa7, AUGUST 3, lg2o
- .cc7FIED RATES.


- -,,,,o-,rd---each insertloH z
Rate per ",nvsertions cents; one
cents; three . one month 20 cents;
week 5 censr' ner month ~ cents; min
imuni per p1assrtio at nonly in New Today. !,
First ilssisi aasbs in advance and not tax
city ads easm hnne : unless advertiser has
on eyer s,,, account. No allowance lof
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
~ NEW TODAY.

Y STOCK hoss :, III soT11 c185
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

RESTAURANT for sale, one of the
best paying in Salem. Owner
wishes to sell on account of health,
Price $1,000. Barber G. Pearson, 200
Gray bldg. Phone 100. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

STENOGRAPHER wants position.
1910 Waller st. hiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

80 sALE-A good 6 room modern
Foh salow at 2310 state st. alSa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

FOR SALE-56 acres all in crop,
highly improved. miles out on
rock road. l mile south Of Salem
Dallas highway. Price with u of
crop $1,000, terms. Hart G. Null
ner, 208 Oregon bldg. b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

VACATION time is here. Don't let
wours be spoiled by fear of burg
lafs, Rates on burglary insurance
are low, let us protect your home.
Inc W. A. Liston Agency, 484
Court street. 184*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
WANTED.

FOR RENT--Furnished housekeep-
ing rooms at s. r. apartment house.
Phone 121SM call at 1882 Center
St ~ i126
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

LEATHER hand bags 1915 and up.
Max o. Buren, 179 N. Commercial.
mt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03

oARs PRICED RIGHT
1918 Chevrolet $3.50
1915 Maxwell $3.50.
1918 Ford $4OO
=, lsl4 Ford s275
moline roadster $3.50
rr.epair parts for Stoddard twenty.
SSnerfy g! City garage, ITO S. 18th
q189*
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Just Punching the Bag
Boxing Commission Will Watch Leonard Bout
By w. O. Mcclellan

Now that the holidays their Benny leonard the
weight CHAMPION beginning to show industry
box Harlem Eddie Kelly shortly Will meet Joe yelling
at Madison Square Garden There excitement
e Nelly match despite the fighting moncker
habitat Harlem, which
his chm against Lew Tenders right only recently
Just how much exercise yelling will Leonard something of
guess Joseph always lightweight and very willing but
e in the think tank He something that would
put hlm IN the class with Leonard.
However, it is pointed Gibson eonard man
ager that none Of the other ghwegh anxious to npe with
Benny hence the selection of Weng might nince but for
OF $50000 you going to guaranteed tho victim
at nuch per single H. o. what would for the champion?
one or these days Leonard Johnny have to
decsn but that will from now At present boxing
such novelty that old match Later the
price OF everything takes Aop the ordinary down
and the pcng for Benny Johnny so slow that thew will at
asst meet with the necessity Of ending their friendship spelling
h best brother act that travelled
In the hfteenroad the best Of friends arc e
" aenf 10 sam each other the chm Damon
ana though Benny and Johnny have been they
cannot be any closer than pair
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
ScIlooIboy Teams
In Double
Alp oIo Grounds

With the four leading scholastic
football teams Of greaser New York
IN action at tee Polo Grounds tbs
afternoon aai three games in Brook
lyn it appears that the 7. s. A. l..
chaN picasolp will ba considerably
easier to figure cut after Today.
The uudeieated e Witt Clinton
eleven will be opposed by Morris, and
Commerce viii play Stg5vesant IN the
double-header pp at the home lot of
the Giants and Yankees.
these two games are hy far the most
Important OF the day. and if Morris
can do what no otner even hes done
this season lower Cn-on's eolors
and Stuyv. sant should defeat Com
merce. then the last .ameI viii be in
position 20 claim Tho ti-le on which
he W.T. Clinton new has firm hold.
All Of the games % Brooklyn Will be
played at Commercial Field The
morning contest will be hetween Com
merc'al and 1larqusrG and in the after
noon NenU.l wil meet Poly Prep and
Erasmus viii tackle Boys High
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Lewis Offers to Meet
..Zby,N " inner Take ALL

Stranger Lewis. who $ matched to
wrestle Wiadek Zbyszko to a finish on
Monday November % at the list Regi-
ment ArmoY, challenged the Polish
champion Yesterday to wrest.e on a
w-nner-take-all basis Whether or not
Zybszko accepts, the "stranglerv is de-
termined to PIN his shoulders to the mat
Lewis figures that he has improved
his deadly "headlock7 SO much tha.
Z5yszko will not be able 10 withstand
the pressure. The Pole felt the force Of
this giant crusher and for that reason
IS perfectine 4 defense which he claims
WI render LoW-s.s pc. hoId futlLe
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Maryland Racing
SoIons Charge Ross
With 'Bacfs- 7 ruckilg

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1-1Ee Mary
and Pacing Conn, ssion. 81 q formal
statement to-Gar. charges Comm der
X I. Ross. owner Of SIP Barton and
sther noted Iale horses, with having
sought TO cm6afras the commission by
refusing 10 aw Jockey Shilling 20
ride at p.nAca yesterday. after he
rad been temporarily relnstatcd by the
racing comm ssior- order.
Declaring the. Ross ".as asked rc-
pea,ed.y for Sail0g's sinstatement
ne statement So In part:
SHILLING was given q fu.l and fair
hearing Tie NeY York jockey
Club was asked repeated $ for any
record against Shilling. 80 request
was refused. Al-cr careful con-
sderatiou of the testimony autaori-
za.ion was given FOR q temporary
license pending final decision in
the event Of new damaging evidence
coming 81 light. The Maryland
lockev tlp v4 Snisttlcrea to iee1e
this license and did so. = was then
square y up .p Commander L. -s
ride Sailing.
~After naking every effort. person
ally and through his trainer. u se-
cure hearing for Shilling. and fol-
lowing Sc,lIng's temporary rein
statement, Commander Ross back
tracked refused to allow Shilling t.
ride and mas in this matter sought 10
embarrass n 'ae n-ost efrn.4r.r Way
the Maryland Rac.ne Commission"
Commander Hoss was eloted to-day
as saying that there would be no at
tsapt to have Shilling ride in Mary
and this season.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Substitutes Will Face
Brown at Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. l2-With
Head Coach Fisher and Captain Hor-
weon numbered among the scouts
watching Yale at Princeton, substi-
tute Harvard eleven will face Brown in
the stadium tomorrow afternoon.
With Fisher are Dick Wigglesworth,
backHeld coach; Percy Haughton, for
mer head coach; Leo Loary, one time
end coach. and Fitzgerald and Have
meyer, Of the varsity eleven.
Fisher decided to-day to start Castor
at left end against the Bruins in place
O. Crocker. Sedgwick, VINO will play
right tackle, is another player who is
expected to start the Yale game.
Johnson, third string quarterback, viii
rua the team. Walter TrumbuN coach
of the tackles. Will be in charge in
FlshpN's absence
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Louisville Entries

i.rst Rae. tsl..GO; claiming. th~a.. ,....
las ent upward Sven tur'ong gsl-'pr
~stonf9. io7. Anna Gallup lOl t;ronnt
SvelA if9. Wild Flower. 1906 Pvx n.
Serbian. ll2; Pulux. lle 'Hlgheear. il5
hiue Jeans. no. Harry Bureoyne Iio
Rib los .ii.ly stuart. ne. Also -lic cinl.
Tn CLrate l0+, Currency. ll9 CAPITA
Buns io7 Madras G.ng ham. l0I
Saeona race (Si200. claiming thu,
year-olis and upward. tnaidens. mile an.
a slxteenth) Ava r. lOe. sC0rsfanfir
lmp). les. Doctor Jim. lo5 'Darrslev
los; lady Britain. lV7. Day of Wrath
los Bees Wax l07.
Talsd race os12oo; claiming: tvo-y.ar
ol8s Charlotte G. 81 Naiu-sf
l94 'lenwell 99t Miss Fontalne. I04
lnd-le. lo- c4Gntess l0s. Acclaim. l3+
bay Lily. lN, Iit oc Green no Aiui.-s
burs ll~ 1.n- Daisy. ll2.
Fourth race lSl4o0. seelbach Hot.
aura lp2 Alu.te Man ll9. tPanala.,
AmpA. l02 Believe Idle Hour IL. tTI.
Bcy llo. Caft-iu Mac. ll6 Harry 3 Ioe
Clay~ore. leA ~ \. Goss enlcy
flfth race fS5 GOO added Louisville Cur
Handicap. three year-olds and upward
,wo )--Travesty, 81. PIE jr'. los
Dresden. 90, y az Sp.rN. s6. Beaver XII
los legal IS Sterlns l0s. Mtoto =
Imp). lO4 sands ~ Pleasure los. 4W
Y. Tnraves entry.
Sixth race Golden Rod Handicap; s. oot
added, two-ysar-olds. s~ven furlongs1-
Tharon 95; SIR Thomas Kan. l0a Bunga
Miss Mullins ms, fReA L-ss Io6. Fso
sooa. .lls. Gangway. lo5. W n.,e Star. 10
~ Il. Wa-- entry.
sevon5, race tsi .oo. claiming three
ycsr-olts and upward n-ll~ and an eigatE
Buun..ng Through. IS Keen 80
sIrnonite jos. ~Alrafie. l04 Wenonah
lo9: Prank T, lo' C7ntestaat t!e
-Lazy Lou Io7. -Newel W lI3. Cant
lever rf- T.4,fsrv llh Js.lss,-.uv uv ~.
Claauer. li5. Buck Nal. IL. Pirate NJ.
Ge= l04: .Gourlnand tin4p). Il0, Brook
Land IN. PLENTY Grrp). 10
Weather clear track fast.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Illinois Eleven
Fights to Keep
Its Slate Clean

CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-IlliNois to-nor-
row faces rhe turning point in its 1920
football schedule. for Coach Zunpke's
men mus. defeat Wisconsin, one of the
strongest e'evons in the Western Con
terence. in order TO meet Ohio State
the following SATURDAY. with clean
late y tie battle which viii decide
-1e bi@ len championship
Chicago battles Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor fcr the first time since 1908. and
Purdue plays Northwestern at Evans
ten IN other Conference games The
lllnoi consIn game Will be at
Aad on, giving Wisconsin the advan.
,age Of playing on it's home field. In
diana Zoos out Of the Conference 10
n.eN Notre Dame, while Ohio State is
idle
Ohio State and Illinois are each un-
defeated with four victories. while Wis
cous.n has lost 10 Ohio State. 4 vic
tory fer Wisconsin to morrow. and
again over Chicago a week later, would
give tie Crimson eleven standing Of
foar games won and one lost. Illinois
would 20 into the Ohio State game with
the same standing.
Victory for Illinois over Wisconsin
would give them mark Of five and
ore, however, with Ohio and Wiscon-
sin each having one less victory. On
the strength OF this standing Coach
Iuppte's men could claim the cham
pioushIp.
=" The BIG Ten" sta-dine- follows
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13

tlaTt4 4aAAN eN~'.N > 'N>
The members o, the local organiza-%
.;on decided TO grant the request and
instructed the secretary to notify the
vorvland Club 70 that effect. Assist
a., Secretary Dalngerield and counsel
represeu;ing the Jockey Ciub Vii az
tend the opening Of the meeting OF
.bs southern Maryland Agricultural
snd Breeders Association st Bowie to-
dav 10 coucult with that organization.
Shilling was rcinsta,ed by the Mary
lapd Racing Association last Wednes-
5av and the authorities Q the Pimlico
track were ordered to grant HIM
license. At the time war threatened
between the association and the Jockey
Club, tut tie nez- day matters We're
smoothsd over temporarily.
Shilling was suspended oy The Jockey
Club in 1912 for so-en 1.aig ut ll2vre
Dc Grace. Since that .lme efforts have
been made eva.y year for mis- REIN
statement by tic Jockey Club, but in
ya;n. Attempts we've also made to have
him whitowashel in Kentucky aud
Canada. but 10 ro avail.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
killner Horse
Lowers Mark
BY 20 Seconds
Winner Of Pirnlico's Closing
Feature Beats Boniface
and Breaks Own Record

BALTIMORE, Nov. Extermina-
tor, the hve-year-old chestnut gelding
owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer. car
ried off the closing feature of the
Maryland Jockey Clubs fall meeting
at Pimlico this afternoon, winning the
pimlico Cup Handicap in sensational
manner. Aided materially by the horse
manship Of Buddy Ensor. this sterling
geiding won by a neck in a drivine,
finish with Bouiface, Of the Ross sta
bic, ia new record time
EXtcrminator flashed across the finish
line, after being hard pressed by Boni-
face every foot of Jhe two and a
quarter mile race, IN 3:53. This shat
tered MS own track record, made last
year. by twenty seconds OF course.
Boniface also clipped the old figures.
as dd the third horse to finish. Paul
Jones, which trailed the leading pair
by ten lergths.
Three More for Ensor
Fnsor closed out the meeting with
one OF his Successful DAYS. Ike took
the first race with Crimson Rambler.
and he was up orr Sporting Blood, win
ner OF the sixth race, as we'll as han
N43UE rNtcfDlll.Gtnl.
Il was All exceptionally fast field
that faced the barrier in the claesic
event, which was worth ST 100 to the
winner. The other starters. besides the
three named, We're Donnacona, Mad
Halter, Damask and The Trout, which
in shed in the order named.
DonNacOna, with li.t}e Price up, went
cut and set the field a fast pace for
over q mlie. with EXtorminatot second
and Mad Halter in third position. The
rect OF the field was strung out in
Indian Gle, all under restraint. Passing
-ho stard for the second time Donna
coma stlll held the advantage and led
TO the turn into the back stretch Here.
however, husor could no longer hold
EXtc7minator and the geldne stepped
past the three-year-old with ease.
keogh, ON bonface, also called on
his horse. lie moved ~ fast and at
the stretch turn Joined issue with the
lavorite
Both boys sat still. being content to
hand ride their mounts. .Eusor keut
ENterm inator going and Won by a nose.
he Drank, running IA tro coi0rs Of
NaX Iivsh scored easily in the fifth
event, leading Nr. C.ar.. to the finish
nv four lengths. W.th Be.ario three
lengths bac>
Crimson Rambler Lucky
Five wo-year-ol6s n.'aded i'm the
opening event. q raile dash, and the fin
~ brought tne crowd to its feet when
Crimson Rambler aud CAinnie Walsh
came to the an.sA nn almost even
terms. The lucky ore. however. was
Crimson Namh' r., which just lasted TO
win
Smithfeld fencing nicely, was re
turned an easy winner in the jumping
event, which was decided over the two
mile course. Ne wen by five longtns
over Algarai with Max Meadows third.
Ihraugh very bad ride Regresso.
the weli-Qlayed favorite. was beaten in
the third race, the winner turning up
in St. Isido.e.
The Redstono Stables Sporting Blood
scored easily in tine siN-H event. de-
featiAg, a good field Of -year-olds.
Natural Bridge made a show Of his
feld in gallopIne of with the last race
of the mectinr
New-York tribune., 1920-11-13
Bowie Entries

First race Claiming purse $1,000. two-
year-9las sen fgrqogS)Mf Rustier ~
1*Fad stay lol, Jealous l0+ Ross r III,
Sacaiawca los +Foan lo3. As Sister l0l
Bhly Reedy 80, @ Agvi'~e7te io9. Tan
Belle sc. Also eligible - ria4son Ramb-
Ter lOl.
7rarnum entry. +Br. ~ entry
Second race eThe tpitol Ci,y Purse
19s, N. Jack JOS. G Events lo5 r M
loughlin los. Foiythia llo Blarne2 stone
1ot. Hard Cues los sou Honme 100.
lirlv~s l05.
rhira rsoe CThe Lish.nins Purse all
lo0gsl l--Neadam lls super us. War zone
~, Clean Gone los. T. Il II neur los Kalco
ie0. Despair %. l.. Brighton III. c. Ly-
ker loS. Nltra Cold Jos, Bobby Allen
lOo. Dolly c. s..
Fourth rac4 (The Prince George Handi-
SAP an ages mile ana seventy yards -
Mad Halter I26. Pen Rose III Recount lO7.
Goaler lo5. 1Drummoud lo3. NJ Orange
so. r Wichet Il5 .Wyoming l0S. SANDY
beal lo5. Kalco lo5 RubiGlun l09 &; de
Cause ss 7 MT gart lI4 1Yel Hand
19.' 1-..,it ~ b9nceT H. lo5 :Tantalus lo4,
'SSinNer Hatch entry. wilson entry
Flfth race 6three-,ear-ojas and upward
Naming purse sl.tol nle)-Jncle John
.'rt.it - ~ Jf 10. q rfli
lsr5 lo7. Rallyu Mooney Jos. -. q main
TickisA ia tTantalus lle Veteran
no. ! art5 bb-t lo5. War Cry l0S sunny
ian1 -, .Sun Dial II. lle W. Bsaotte
lp', Colun bine Jos. 81. Decision lO7.Also
elgihi e--F. Monroe l0l. TS'er sigh no
tBsrln los. sMalvoMo Io5.
SAiAker entry. 1Bauer entry. sCham-
bers and S"inka entry.
sixth race (three-year -olds and up
ward; claiming purse sl4ol: mile and a
ss,1teenth }--t Henarle lis Little Ed ia
Maarono llc. Nebo 1oa. 'Austral III, ~
Iardner s9 Rou-n 10, Refugee ia. p.
Connoily los, RaEnarok l1o, a. Of Arc
u. S'es,a - Aurum H., STIR To l09,
N@poA lle. 81 Polly los Also eiigiols
ian.atn. lla. fFaveur lof. D.scord le9
Potter aaa Randolph entry.
seventh race ethree-y -year-o.ds ana W
were ciAtrtins purse <l.2oi. mie and q
: 4eafteE X Agriqpa 1l4. Arbitrator Io6
r., queen ios. Wtl1reaa IS. N@ptha ls
les lie Dinosaunl l0s. Court Fool loe Jaca
he>Ves l0d. benevolent los Amer Boy
Weather clear; track fast.
Five pounds apprentice auowanc.
claimed