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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
Had Enjoyable Trip

Clarence Fry, Elmer Shlngler, M.
E. Newhall and his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Denny, returned from their
trip to California, Wednesday.
They travelled a distance of 4.30O
miles from the time they left Kend-
rick, June 5. They visited ali OF
the principal coast cities in Cali
fornia and did not turn the car to-
ward home until they had crossed
the Mexican line at Ii Juan, Mex
leo. They experienced very little
car trouble on the entire trip.
Mr.. Fry has always been good
roads booster. Since driving his
car through California he is little
short of good roads fanatic. He
said that on one stretch of paved
highway near Oakland he set the
gas throttle SO that the speedometer
registered 80 miles an hour and
there was practically no variation
in the speed of the car for thirty
minutes.
| Mr.. Newhall said that real
estate agent showed Clarence a
chicken ranch and that he could see
considerable interest was aroused.
Later, however, after looking over
an ostrich farm, Clarence gave up
the idea of chicken ranch i'm
medlately.
After travelling from one end of
California to the other and taxing
a number of side trips, the party
agreed that California was a
spotted" state. While there were
many beautiful valleys that con.
tained productive farm lands, much
of the Estate was dry and non-pro.
ductlve. Land values ranged from
$500 an acre as high as you wanted
to go. The beautiful roads seemed
to be the chief attraction on the
trip.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
U UU | 2?

KIT had a little Ford,
a she was very YY.
A ride a day Afforded EE
And sights 2 feast her III.
All the j. did NV her
And often tried 2 TT,
But KIT spurned their MI talk
And called them NMEE.
KIT says that Fords XII
And she is very YY
Says they r EZ 2 UU
And she does not tell lies.-E
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
Farmers Saved Money

Bacterial cultures for the inocu-
lation OF twelve thousand. eight
hundred and eleven acres of various
leguminous crops were prepared
and sent out during the past few
months by the department of bac-
teriology of the University Of
Idaho. The greater amount by far
of these cultures went to Idaho
farmers but calls came in addition
from many other states, including
Titan, New Mexico, Indiana and
the Dominion of Canada.
Commercial concerns charge two
dollars per acre for these cultures
while the Idaho Experiment station
charge, thru the department of bac-
terioIogy, is only twenty-five cents
or approximate cost. The saving
this year, therefore, to Idaho farm
ers has been one dollar and seventy
five cents per acre, or total a.
mount in excess of $4,000. This a.
mount is greater than the total ex-
penditure tor all the teaching, re-
search and other activities of the
department of bacterioIogy for the
past four years. Culture tnanufac-
ture is only minor feature of the
work of the Agricultural Expert
ment Station, many other lines Of
work bringing benefits far more
valuable in the long run. This is a
kind of work, however, the benefit
of which can be readily reduced to a
dollars and cents basis.
The total acreage of culture sup
piled to farmers this year was
divided among various leguminous
crops as follows: Filed peas. 5872
acres; alfalfa, 4672 acres; red
clover, 1861 acres; beans, 633 acres;
sweet clover, 355 acres; soy bens, 1S
. acres. The total saving to all pur-
chasers, as compared with buying
I commercial cultures, was $22, ,4l9. .25
:. The total number of farmers pur-
chasing cultures was $50 and the
g average saving per farmer. $34 .49
S Strictly fresh cultures only were
+. sent out and many voluntary testi
r monIals of high efficiency of thu
IS material sent out are now on file.
} Every effort is being made to keel
e the price of. these cultures down t,
u 25 cents thru the coming year, II
l. spite of difficulties encountered be
e cause of the increased cost of mater
II ials. Only three-acre cultures viii
= probably be prepared next year
q thus eliminating the small one-acr'
size which has never paid for itself
le A change in the method of applying
Sc the culture to the seed will be ad
g vocated, which will eliminate tn
~ use of milk and other details whicl
ie delay seeding and add to the wor
r of treatment. An announcement q
IN next years plans and methods vii
soon be made in full.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
/ Over The County

Deary Press: The village council
will set a we'll drill at work next
week drilling we'll for city water.
The we'll is to be sunk near the
power house and will be the first
move toward water system. 1t is
thought that a flow sufficient to
asyDrd fire protection at least and
possibly for all purposes, can be
found at $50 feet or less. The
Craine drill has been employed.
Genesee News: While encounter
ing a flock of sheep, Wednesay
afternoon, the Percheron stallion
driven by Jake Busher to a two
wheeled cart became obstreperous,
leaped into the air, and before he
had turned a sumersualt into
hole where he was finally captured,
he plowed through three barbed
wire fences and left pieces of the
cart along the way for considerable
distance. Aside from the damage
done to the cart, the animal badly
Iacerated It's breast in going thru
the barbed wire. The horse is not
naturally vicious, but the sight of
so many sheep on all sides of him
got on his nerves. Jake had for
tunately alighted and was holding
the horse by the bride when he
took notion to leave terra hrma and
fly thru space for. a short distance.
Star Mirror: While the nonpar-
tizan league barely "nosed out" on
governor, United States senator and
one congressman in North Dakota,
it lost two congressman, the secre-
tary of state and some other officers
and those who were nominated won
by such a narrow margin that their
defeat in the November election is
predicted. 1t begins to look like
the wave of Townleyism, which
seemed to have straLgle hold on
that unfortunate state, is about to
pass on. And this in spite of the
fact that the nonpartizan league
had control of every state office
had the state and county funds al
it's disposal and a horde Of office
holders to work.. at public expense
for the nomination of its candid
ates. The only hope of Townleyisn
in North Dakota seems to be in thu
recently enacted law permitting
men to vote in that state after ;
few weeks residence. Enough
fioaters may be imported from othe
states to vote in the Novembe
election and save the sinking shil
for two years more, but its fat
seems sealed.
Troy News: w. +. Albright, o
Juliaetta, was in this city the frs
OF the week and called on the News
He has for many years conducted
real truck ranch just south of hi
town. He informed us that hi
garden this year was the best h
has had in years and that 1T will b
only a short time until he will b
hauling vegetables. Roasting ear
are almost ready and tomatoes tot
And oh. those ten acres of water
melons are coming fine.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16

Prof. and Mrs. Morrison expect
to move to Kendrick some time the
first part of next month. They are
now at Orofino. Mrs. Morrison was
here the first of the week looking
for residence. Mr.. Morrison
wishes tu be here several weeks be.
tore the opening of school so that
he may get the school house in gooo
shape for the opening day.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
To Consult Eye Specialist


A. Hooker and daughter, Miss
Johanna, will leave today or to-
morrow for St. Paul to consult an
eve specialist. Mr.. Hooker return
ed from Spokane this week. While
there he was advised by several eye
specialists to go to St. Paul for an
operation. 1t is believed that one
eye will have to be removed in or
der to save the sight of the other.
While the operation is serious
one, the specialists who have al
ready given an opinion, say that
the chances are very goou that ii
will be entirely successful.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16
Eternal Fitness of Things

Toronto Kelly enters the follow
ing as his effort to get the prize
this year on the spring chicken
stories: A Methodist preacher went
fishing, and, suddenly sneezing, lost
both sets of his teeth in the river.
He tied a chicken leg on string
dropping it in the water, and as
soon as he felt pull, drew out the
line and found his upper ard lower
teeth firmly fastened in the chick
ems leg.-Ex.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16

Mrs. A. X. Carlson entertained
the Okoke Klootchman Club at her
home Wednesday evening.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16

w. Nj. McCrea was in Lewiston
Tuesday un business.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-16

A. G. Wilson went to Moscow
Wednesday on business.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
@urtt9 Stmorin9 for
Goritoppelje
@rna Or. GbmarSs' Slipe Tablets.

Settle er bpao Suienber uobrp.
Der itoen Or. gofparbs iremhragte
Cline 5ablet5 - SteefortrGoeret
for Colonel.
Sr. Goparos, en- praftilerenoe
29ae, % Galomels aamle 0leiloe,
cpoaget S~orinlilaen for Cline Tab.
lets meoens ban pirfet blanot Fa'
tienter icm leo al froniife Mooes
% 2euer Speoomme.
Or. Gonaros' Sllpe Tablets ills
oeboIber life Galomel, men er ct
bebaseligt 2Geeriobcl meo ianr'
me @irfring.
Sngen Observation-Disclosures" er
SIagorbet for Sisie imoa iufreoe
plirenerenne 1abletter. Dc Be.
pirfer at 2eperen % Iapen gjsr
normolt arbeioe. 9lIoris poeran.
i,renges 6urftlonerne.
Spis Te fsler opiplot i Mun
Ben, Saorlig Ionoe. ipseIig IS
Ielie, Sopeooine, .rpg 2eoer, Sor
itoppelic, bill Ie finoe burtis Gin.
bring pse 9rlsen al Or. goparbs'
Slipe 5atIctS taset oeo Sensctib.
3uienSer burger Dem basIis
bare for at hclbe zig | rilo Bigger.
@rsphem. l0c % POS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
Norses 1ore.

! DC itolte 100 Nur har scr emit;
lrcrct oper ire &part Viilliou moro
ulPno. tSor ar mooarbcr0e Gmlgra,
,iouen hor ,Soreninqcn "9tn &oro",
iom bcfjenot, lot igaug Arbcloct Tor
Sen luorc aoloniiaitou aoloniiotlo.
nen ral ogiou mooorbcloe 6llBtcn
IRA ,ioroell til 9pernc.
"Aitcupoiten bar bout en- Salrialc
mco aotiuIent 6icl3ptf / "H1
Eoro". &an iortPqer rslgcRoc on,
Sclifabcta Sirfe / De Aar, Oct bo-
crbcioct:
"Ti oriper meO 9tDoprtnlrgsarbel-
Be paa uoprtet. men oprtbar Soro.
! 1912 blep Oct isrite &rug bebpg
Gel i Ndmoalcn. 6erlt I 1917 be-
gpuote oct p~lanmpsiige Arbeioe meO
aisb al Soro, 9pgnins al Selcr %
8reitnlug.
vi har Tor 5ioet GO ltubrug I'M.
0er Nrbeioc. Smfrtug - AZ oisie
laaber ri al haze / 9riit I'll &aaren.
Get er gieuucmgaaeuoc grug pao
100 Maal uocn Sfog. Ger or Emf.
ringsioro meo SrUnotorumpr III
0aarbene. 3anten er. al air Ar.
seioc ifal tunne uoi9res al SAM.
lien paa bpcr Baarb.
Bort itsrite Arbeioe bar vi lgon9
! g)tre 9iomsoaleu, bpor oi bar fist
1900 Naal I'll Spoprtning. Sire
@erreoer Der bar 100000 Waal
uonrfei Serb. iom eies al priuotc
Soroen cr biaig. % Der er inge''
e'anifcligheo meo ar ina tlsbt. q
IRE Serreoer har Ter 10000 Vtoa.
! Sprtet Soro, Otter a~Imluoe!Ig &c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

ser &c'cr 1rit o. 9iOtr 9nggclaor
SorOcu hor Sc aiorag5irit oa gua
8elaan ororogsirtt ! > Hur. ri biRl
per oglaa III mco TRANSPORT al gta
teriuler. ytateriaIernc MO Oft,
traraportcrcs luugpci3 ira. Rubrus
gerne iaar o8Iao 6iRlp meo lloiU
Den, @isoieIcr, og ri boIocr 6eit.
til VlSining etc.
Vi bar hlut0rchcuIa al ,S0reipera
iler I'll DC 50 grul. Ger or ito-
1rous I'll M Soro. ipecieI, paa Bet
lauOet Oilers ~ioroeIe5 G~iterigsrg
ielen ia iepnt oper 9anoet.
GremtiospIauer for SeIita6et2
Ter er ncoiat ~ioritieQige aomiteer
iii Seban0Iiug al Spsrs$mooI. JONI
hur ,Snteresie Tor BORT Ttrfe. Bort
arbei0e biotil mo betrastes ion, ct
Sorisg. Iet er paa taIe at cprstte
an 9ort. icm itdl ailsie Dor Some
ir~bretrlng. Seq haaber aomiteen
I'll flare NJ orbre bette Spergsmoal.
Oct oil bltpe ri nor ScroeI for o..
n fan ou anbriuge Dor GupitaI /
Soanemtoler."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

jc0ning er Ser TIoov til 1000 6uar
Dc til / Scrrcoerne. Ger riuoc2 III.
let Stco / %anoet meo lda itorc lam
mcuhpuacuoc uourteoc Strpfrruqcr.
,>oron cr 400, % alimact bra. Bore
isritt ,lnofisb giorOc ri eitcr - ar.
or. Wuol. Sc it6itc iii 1O-12 or
Naal. Zen blQlgc Bril- 'frlucr 'lg
ira ocn aIitoea 9eIiggcvheb. VI bar
Soab ON al iua cuouu 5000
Diaal Tor iammc Fris.
) Horolano port norollgIle
1Seli bar ri pc0 Sanone5iiseu
100 Maal, ! glter3bus % Romeri:C
/ 800 4faol. ) Teits Agoer - oet
ipoliaitc tSelt ~ bar ri : Smaabrug
paa huert $40 Deal. 5 Oct beIa
bar ri MI 700 9|aal.
II har oesuPrre beiteone giiolcl
nt brine mes. 6orl;oeu Ell Stats
tioral paa 100000 arouer. iaar nj
IRA % I'll 10000 aroncr oarllg IRA
priuatc. aommuuebloro9enc er foTl
met notiaa lepnt ior 1919. 6Or alc
Sanoet2 aontmuuer 6liper oct
meo Ell Ere pr. SnbbpgSer - %.
600 aroner. gioragene tommec
melt ira 9anosfommurerne, men %.
iaa ira De minore Sper. arrItloitia
bar alOrig sipet noget III port Ir'
beioe. 81 III ira aommuuernc iIicr
omfriug ~. 900 aroner / ensre.St'
>rag. Stal vi bIipe iGroise meS alt
eet Arbcioe. ri bar tagct pdd o.,
irpuacr ri 100000 aroner.
Gau Dc 60 &rlia oil omtriuI 800
! Wenuejter 0!Ipe Sgale!lat, VI ngs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
StanS Subs nlerterne.
3emp, bet rene, antiieptiife flpbenSe
Mibbel siuer siebliffclis 2inSring.

Ser CT en- iiffer, paaliOelis Sehanbs
ling, ium lirbrer tIcenbe Sortlir % oros
irritationer nriten eiebliftclis ps Serefter
Iinorer os itnrtcr Snben.
Sorlana hos huiIfenicmheIif gpct1e.er
en- IS Gents eIer 500 SLATE 3emo of
onpenh bet inn anpiit. Snart bill 81
finbe no, at Srritattorer, Sreeuer. &c:
5enia. Sinner. 8itacrm, "Slaefbeao5"
% lierenoe SuobeipGrlis6eoer oil for
fbinbe.
Siot Sen1o. bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!iIfrebsitilIenoe flpbenoe Miooel er alt
bpob Sc beheper, Sd BET forbriper b.
fIcite Subet % sjsr 5uben BIB, tier.
% limb.
She 6. @. Noic Co.. Cleveland, q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
Runoe / fer Maaneoer
life eaa uoen Pjelp.
&Giaoc / &anias Gitn tiltaser atten
Ennb % fun nbisre alt lit 0ns-
Grbcibc otter at ljaue taset
Sanlac.

Ic nlerfpUroige Heiilltnter ser or
lploeS al Sanloc CT plhere bepilt |
SiIinloet al Wtra. Wtrinic @artca,
Gil bsilig rclpctierct Wisicuri.apin-
DC, boellbc / 500 Soln1eo street,
&ailias Gitp.
Mtrs. 8arica tiger: s ier Wfaa-
ncoer isr leg ~beepnbte at tage San-
lac bapoe ieg H%beumotismc ioa
ilcnit, at lea life bar iitano I'll at
gao llbcil at nogcn hialp mig eler
alorn at boloc mig til Fn Stol. men
I'LL nhiprer leg nit Susarbclbe for
isr'tc @ung pua mango Aar, % leg
Nor tiltaget ntten 1ltno / Tcgt.
Set por Tor ire Aor itoell, at iea
beannotc at lihc al HbclnlatiSrnc.
OF lea fom / ell ioo ilcn1 Torfatllllg,
ot lea ntaaite opgiue nit &nsarbci-
De, Oh lea pebblcu al blipe uTrrc mo
til icg bar rplten hielpeIes. Wfilc
Seoemob par 'tlue % op'piilmeoc,
fmcrtcnoc mig hpcr Gang icN bepG-
ococ mig. Seq baooe Snerter opcr
hclc Segentet, iiTr / Hpggcn, o9 til
Dcls leo ieo ioabamne apalcr, at lc1
trocbe ico itilloe blipc af'inoi0. Seq
Ico ogIoo mcget al IorItoppel'e, hoo,
DC oitc alporlig Sopcopine % blcr
ltllocrtiocn Ioa lpimmel, at ieg nloat
tc lGogc mig Cller iiooe nco Tor life
at fuIoe. Min Wiape blcp ilenlt for'
'~tnrrct. % hpao lioet ieg iii line Il
Der lpiitc brn9te mig ,'uaOun apalltc,
at ic9 life tltnoc bcholoe to9et al
Oct. Mit &jcrte fnnbc flaprc frpg-
ielia, % icq ieltc ioa tpalt % troll1
ppcr @rnItct, at ie1 muotte 1nappc
otter Nanbc. Seq table / %cgt IND.
til ie9 sif ncb til TO Tllnn, % til.
iioit, iom fer ioet, bleu iea Inn oaur.
lia, at icg fife tunoc gaa llben Sicily,
o. icg bcapllbtc at unorcS pau, hpor
bel alt piloc cnoc.
"Tcttc bar min sSoriaining, oo leg
begpllOtc at tuge Smllac, % Orb fan
Iangtira ltotrpffe bpor GLAD le9 bar,
"a Sutcrternc %bcgprbtc at itilre %
iep ipltc en- Hollgbeb tonnme orcr
mig ionl leg life bapoe fiellot pao
mall9e Iar. ga, pcb Den 5lo leg
Dor iur0i9 nlcb min allocn SLATE
bar lea iitallo til at gaa, % lc9 peo-
blep at beores inotil iee III bar glcn.
optaaet nit N~llsorbeioe. Sppellcr
% Stiphcoen / mine Seoenloo er for.
Ipul,bnc, p9 leg pc0 nGIten life lUll'
ger bpab Set er at bone luanle9et ion,
en- elleite Serfefl. Seq fan Ipilc af.
furat ~bpaolonnbelit leg en'fer, forbi
min TSoropielic er fulOfommen %
ieg alorig Iiber al Sc tibligere ilent.
me Giterpirtninger. Toritoppelier
or belt ophert, % leg CT ri ior so.
bcbpinc % S~pimnelhco. Vtln Ssun
or iait o. foririifcnoc, og ieg peter
III lbs Eunb, meocnS min &elbrer
or bcore enc Den har pGret noa lire
Star. Seq er iirlpeltben henrptt al
Gluoc ODER min SelbreoelIe, og leQ
or glab PED at gipe ocnne GrflGrine
iii Sielp og Hpttc for andre"
Sal,loc iGlses al Ell 600 slpotbe.
fer / hpcr Sp. Mopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06
#. Ihomasfirfen.

NFN ~ AZ fNNAN' W.
ltal M. ION Tor mc0oelt. gicnopbM
ic2. Zen 9anIc. bcremtc FOR
lGnalt ncorcpnc airfe lan eli
GicrNingpel oueuior A~iuincu / Atpr
hcoGl al Set Stco. hpor Sen gamIe
M ueoIagtc Nopeopei ira Hnitnen til
Vtarlltlicn io9 al.
2irteu Ell Stopflrfc blep
lilmot buaQet i I%nleNnin9 AZ 0st
Narteb. ionl / gantle Iose holotc5
heroppe. % bpor Golf ira %aIor,a
meotc2 mcn Solt uclteaira - ira
herbal oq InrooI Ter holotc3
@uosiieneitc en- Galig aarlig, nenl'
zig Den 2ben Suit. al S%ogneprciten /
Ndn9. Gol0reS; men "a Sammeu
.on1lterne uoarichc ri Srlt %
Slna3moal, blcu airfcu nchrcpct Z,
lS0S. atrfcua Tlaba or MI bctep
net ncb en- Stette. % iorepria mint.
Der finn Naunct paa bcn nGrllgacn.
SC SUter ~ airfcitelcu - ON oct
,~oripuuonc @uoshus.
On ocnue airfc 'friuer Stltop
Grlf Tontoppibar / lin @eretnlnl
om en- Reiic oper tSileiieIo / TnIco
ntng al song 6rcorif VS. Scieg ,
Norgc t749.
"a Snceu MI uor lnaapotlont
ahn'tc imcltet "a S~iclbnaicn iom en-
oubcn tor Mart. lao tog III ira Np.
l,ucn al en- nnbCn Rel emo paa pores
NCnrcile. melt FOR ar lc 0eH poa
GicIoet Iillcnoc Il Sbomp airfc, t
hoilten iIotn al Sorneoenbco %
ulclc citer UlbAammel SGbuan,
hol0ca narll1 Ell eneltc FrTottcn.
Hcmlllg pno WoriU @cic9clic0bag
mnnltc forbi ocu Gags Cert tiger, at
Maria hdltclIg off op | Vler9enc.
%miblcrilo bar Trcitcn CT tcmmeliN
Hegatrm lor at boloc hcnne enc
YrToitcn, % ban bar ga ~idabonnc
(llhercrc, lonl han tall pGrc ui9 paI
at ieAc 6rrben, elocl al op%crtroenoc
&noblloninN on az 'ou pcb 'lig BAL
tart Ceres Sun0hch i1irn, ellcr n1
moo nolen Tcn9cof'er iom glen1.
mes / q Shpmr Sparcbeaic I'll Sir
truH NcporatIon, ut betolc Ncrrcll
Sere, Seftc. bpor'or &irfcn9 ooglIgl
9tnpl ngIoa cr Ell Sopctlrte. cn0cl
'untc3 Ser og'na Den Snq, lom Sos.
! yiGn9crc. til lrutfcnifab, Es@ngtlg,
hcb % lioerliot Scl'tob, buoropcr
jcl hertc Vrcitcu / Bang pclpruGr'
Digc Nr. aaitbcrg tla9c, ) ioroim9
Si0 Ital NOR 0cnnc STRIFE have opret
It ,$crnuTrf, bporai Golen cnhnlI
fables Smlo0coul. Ictte or blcucr
cbc. lloen nlall har iunoct Scrn.
MAIN NOT pau beleiligcre Stpoer,
huoriro transporter bcore funo,
lie, al leg ci ital tale ON Den Stou.
iom ialoer hcropp2. or laarc lloen
0o Snccn lager alt ior large. %
Nuloen ina bot oppc cr alt Tor pelie.
irant ocrtil. at SrUcruc, ION beitaat
olene ! @irfe % Gle. tunoe 'aa TO-
Qcl ~iunocrIig %Grt.
Sm iommc airfe bcrctter en0ui
Oere ocll tpife HroIeaior Naumanr
j.; i'm OmtaIe al en- Aielie ouer 6iIe.
UcIo / 1922 lel9tnoc:
Set tioligcrc tort uco 9tulrten be
liQgenoe St. lbomu9 aupeI, / butl
lei Sognepreiien / Saug oar forplig
tel iii at prpOite ell Sang norlig, 81
rQcreoc Tor lpugcrc 8lo liocn neG
rcuet Tor al 9lsrc Ell Grl0c paa or
uglloellgc Craft. hporiIl. e'tcr huai
cn 9anumcl urpProlg &al0rta bcre.
tcOc mig. ,SoIf ira 2it % Bet pa
81. NauaOag bcngau lJg uco 9eoci
~ GrifferL Srpttc. 9ian % 9c0ra
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
FAMOUS BROOKLYN TRACK
SOLD FOR BUILDING LOTS
Grarcacnd Racing Turf Hiring. s075..
600 When I'urchased Ivy
Realty Compnuy

NEW YORK, April 4.-Thc cid
Grnvcsend race track. which was
built 35 years ago by the BROOKLYN
Jockey Club, in which the once ia
nous Dwycr brothers. Philip ]. and
Michael T., were the principal stock
holders. soon will be cut into build
Ing lots. The property, consisting
OF 30 acres. bounded on three sides
by Graresend Avenue. Kings high
way and Ocean Parkway. was sold
by the Brooklyn Jockey Club re-
Gently for s675.oo0. Tho Brooklyn
Jockey Club was represented in the
negotiations by James Shevlin and
Fred Rehberser. president and sec
rotary.
Tho Gr1vesend course is the last
OF the three famous tracks In Kings
County, which were closed follow
ing the repeal of the pcrcy-Gray
law and the adoption OF the race
track liability law during Governor
hughes administration. The Brigh-
ton track Is now a bungalow dcvel-
opment. and the Shccpshead Bay
track. wnici, for some time was used
as IA motor car speedway. is now be-
ing dismantled and the track will
lie broken up into building material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05
WORLDS CHAMPION REDS
WILL PLAY SENATORS HERE
Only Big League Exhibition Game
of Season ut Boulevard Field
Mt 3 O'Clock.

Richmond fans Will witness the
only exhibition game OF the season
between big league teams when the
Cincinnati Reds and the Washington
Senators play at Boulevard Field TO-
day. The game VIII begin at ; o'clock,
and has attracted considerable AIKEN
tion from the fans. II will be the
first Visit of the Cincinnati team here
in the role o.. worlds champions.
Pat Moran and Clark Griffith will.
arrive in Richmond shortly after
noon today with their squads. The
teams have been playing series OF
exhibition games on their way north,
and rs the series stands the Senators
are leading. five 10 two. The last
game between The teams was played
in Washington Saturday, and the SEN
ators triumphed by the score OF . 10 /.
Advance information reaching this
city is that the Cincinnati! team Will
place upon the field the team which
defeated the Chicago White SoS last
fall In, the big series for the title OF
she world. Morris Rath, Heinie Groh.
Greasy Neaie, Jake Daubert, Pat
Duncan, the Southern boy. and other
players who made history in the fail
classic will be present.
Clark Griffith. manager of the
Washington team. has gathered 4
team that should give the other
American League entrants run. ac-
cordinS to information forwarded
here. Griffith manipulated several
deals during the past winter. and the
Senators have been strengthened as
The result. Joe Judge, the Senators
first baseman. is no stranger here, as
lie played frs; base for the Buffalo
international League team several
years ago and was secured from that
team by the Senator'S.