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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
Continuous Show 1870 to 1o:3o
Prices---- 5, 10 and 15c
Feature Starts 2, 3;15, 4:3C, 5:45,
7, s:15 and $50 p. m.
COMING SATURDAY IIoot
Ct,Lo,,
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given in accord
ance with call issued by the direc.
tors that a meeting of Ehe stock
holders of the Aubyme Oil & Gas
company will be held at the office
or the company in TIE Citizens Ma
tional bank building in the city of
Chickasha, Oklahoma, at 3 O'Clock
p. an, on the 27th day of May, 1920.
for the purpose Of amending the ar
Vlc.es of incorporation, increasing the
capital stock of this corporation to
the amount of $1.0O0,O00.0O and trans
acting any other business that might
be transacted at an annual meeting
of the stockholders
The books of llhe company will
be closed for the transfer of stock
from 3 o'clock p. m, May 22nd until
Friday, Nay 9th, 1920
EDGAR COWAN. Sec.
4.29-4t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
HAAG DELIVERS CHICKS
sHuTouT, DRuMMERs WIN
CONTINUED from Page II

trouble was, when they got 'em on
there, they couldn't get off. Chicka
sha garnered eight hits, which plus
one error, made total of nine
Chicks on the paths, where all OF
said nine died horrible deaths.
instances where Chickasha had
chances to score and didn't, were: in
the first after Poolaw and Reynolds
had singled, Scott struck out for
the third out. In the second when
Pett1grew doubled, Hayes flied OUT,
KIT erman and Miller were easy in.
field outs In the fourth after Pet
tgrew and Hayes had singled with
one down, Kitterman flied out and
Miller whitfield. Pett'grew was the
only man who got as far as third
haze
From ahc third inning to the close
of the piece 1t was as good gIme
of ball as one sees in many moons.
There was some sensational stuff
and it was the same brand of air
tight bah Chickasha has been put
ting up. bar the one bad inning,
Some Of these days the club may
get through glme without taat
bad inning. Then lt'I be goodbye
links.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
Wilson to Attend
State Meeting of
Oklahoma Bankers

J. w. Wilson, cashier Of the Far
mcrs State bank, win c.teni the
meeting Of the Oklahoma B nkers
assoc .aticn in Oklahoma City tom n
row, he announced this morning.
NJ. f. Courtney, president of the
bank, viii nyt attend h econven ion
due to the fact that he is now in
Hct Springs, Ark, on q vacation.
The Farmers State aank here has
been an active member Of the okla
homa Bankers association and the
State Bankers association of Okla.
homa for several years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Mrs. Edna 7. Watkins
cou,e clerk. to:
Larkin Cul,ey. age q. Of Ok.lho-
ma City, and Miss Lucille Bel, age
Is, of Erick
Robert b. Hughes, age q, OF Min
lek h, and Miss Annie +. Bounds,
age 10, of Ninnekah.
In the presence of Corporal and
Mrs. A. L. Snyder friends of the
couple, culley-Bell marriage ceremo-
ny was performed by Justice T. P.
Moore. The groom is a world war
veteran. He is now connected with
he oklahoma City army recruiting
5tation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
COMING TOMORROW
VAUDE WILLIE.
TWO BIG ACTS
And
Bryant WdShbUrn
Iii
TT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE
Grady Farmer Pays
Big Price for Pig

Another "blue blood for the Sc
lect circle Of Grady county swine
iom, has just arrived from Topeka
o take up her home on the farm OF
W. L. Thomas, three miles west OF
ghickasha.
She is u registered pig of the big
ype of Poland China and was pur-
hased by Mr.. Thomas al $3.50. Her
ire was Liberator who sold for $92,-
100 ana her dam WAS Liberty Bell
who brought a price of $1,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed bids for the erection ana
completion Of a twostory brick and
fame addition TO the public school
building at Ninnekah, Okla, accord
ing to plans and specifications as
furnished by L. II. Eads, architect,
will be received up until - o'clock
noon nthe 18th day of May 1929,
by the Board OF Education for School
District No. Is. Plans may be had
on application to the architect e. II.
Eads, 514 First National Bank bldg,
Chickasha, Okla. The board re-
serves the right to accept any Or re-
ject all bids.
1926 E. ANDERSON, Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
Funeral Services
For Young Man to
Be Held Here Today

Funeral services for Martin L. Gil
breath, age 90, who died last night
at 10 o'clock the family residence,
319 Iowa avenue, will be held at the
residence this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. ]. d. Sal
ter, partcr Of the VI. e. church,
South. Burial Will occur in the Rose
Hill cemetery.
The deceased is survived ny his
grents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gil.
breath, and several brothers and
sister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13

A bad sprain heals slowly if not
treated with remedy that has the
power To penetrate the flesh. Bal
lard Snow I.iniment is especially
adapted for such ailments Three
sizes soc, c0c. and $l2O per bottle
sold by Wren Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13

Summary; Two base hits. Dorsey
CarTaway, Pettigtew Sacrifice hits,
Harper, Hooper Stolen bases, Hoop
er, Brannon. Double plays, McMul
elm to Reynolds to K!tterman. Struck
out by Miller 5, by Haag ). Rises
on balls Off Miller l. Left on bases
by Drumright 4, by Chickasha 8.
Wild pitch, Miller. Wild l;hrow Hayes
Time of game 1856 Umpires Smith
and Wright.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13

}. D. Carmichael, of the law firm
of Barefoot and Carmichael, return
ed last night from the X. P. grand
lodge meeting in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. Carmichael retired as grand
chancellor Of the lodge at this meet
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
ADDRESSES SCHOOL CHILDREN

Rev Clifford B. James, pastor OF
the First Christian church here, de-
livered the eighth grlde commence
ment address before a large audi
ence in NARROW last night. Rev.
James will deliver the high school
commencement address at Minco Fri
day night,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
DIVORCE is ASKED

In a petition filed yesterday in the
di...rict court of Grady county. Le-
ona Gray prays 70 IA divorce from
Elmer Gray The plaintiff alleges
cruelty and non-support. J. Roy
Orr Is attorney for Mrs. Gray
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13

Reuben Cochran is spending u few
days in Flint, Mich, and other north
ern points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
FINE ALLEGED sPeEpERs

Yesterday in municipal court, Jay
Lane and Harry Hill were taxed IS
each on charges of speeding. The
fines were paid Tie charges were
preferred by c. c. Moody, traffic Of
iicer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-05-13
And a Distinguished Paramount Cast
Of Players.
SEE

Everywomans adventures with Pas
sion and Wealth in her ruthless quest
Of love.
Most spectacular banquet ever
shown on the screen.
Intimate glimpses of love and in
rigue benin dlhe scenes on the
stage
Orgies OF New Years Eve on the
treat White Way of New York.
Vivid pictures of life in the un-
Ter world.
Spendthrilts wooing pleasure in a
;littering Broadway cafe.
Gilded halls of chance, and fashion
gambling for money and souls.
Amazing scenes in which Every
woman loses Beauty -Modety--even
onscience.
The supreme hour of Eyerywom
ms life, when she finds her hearts
esire.
GREATEST WOMAN PICTURE
lVER FILMED
Thrillingly Dramatically TO the
Minute Beautiful Beyond Words.
PRICES.
lain Floor ---------- 20 and 40c
Balcony --------------- / 5 and zoe
iallery " 10 and 20c |
Shows Begin at 7:t5 and O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
BASKETBALL GAM +.
Grace Plays West Chester Normal at
Friends Tomorrow Night

Lovers Of clean basketball viii have en
opportunity of viewing an interesting
game tomorrow night at the Friends
School gymnasium. when the West Chester
State Normal School team will vie with
the Grace team This is the first oppor-
t,Irity that local fans have had OF seeing
game of this class this year and large
crowd is expected The West Chester
team always has o fast aggregation and
this year is no exception. They have not
lost a game yet and promise TO make the
locals work hard While Grace has only
been able TO play in the Church League
this wear. and have won both their games,
vet they have not been displaying the
form that they showed last year and big
improvement will have TO be made IN the
shooting and team play, il they expect to
continue winning.
They had snappv practice Monday
night n the High School gymnasium and
looked 10 be in better shape than before
Tho team will line up on Thursday. night
With Chandler and Cliff and Paul Gar
vine forwards. Greenwood and France
certers. and Baylis, Longacre and Jack
Gary-ine guards This game Is booked TO
start NJ s. Is, with c. III Ross refcreelng
Two Grace Church girls teams viii play .
preliminary game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
OF NEW
DICTIONARY GROWS

Appreciation Of the offer OF The New
Universities Dictionary being made by
Every Evening to its readers is shown IN
the steady increase IN the distribution.
The popularity of the book has become
more widespread, as those who were
among the first to secure copy have told
their friends about the dictionary or
have shown it to them.
Many comment on the work iii terms of
highest praise.
II never spent SIPS to better purpose
in nv life" well-known lawyer declared
~ have long been wanting just such a
dictionary II is thoroughly up to date,
gives a simple, accurate definition of lot
Of new words, and the illustrations are
both interesting and instructive. Its
convenient size and practical style of
binding further recommend 1t.
The New Universities Dictionary WAS
designed TO serve as guide to the cor
rect use of today English. 1t is accurate
in its definitions and contains the latest
and newest words whose general usage
warrants their incorporation into die
tionary designed rs this one was, primar-
ily for everyday folks who want TO speak
and write the English language correctly
and well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
NEW AGREEMENT IN MAJORS.

New York, Dec. 15.-The National
League at its annual meeting here yes
terday extended for three years the term
orPresident John A Heydler and grant
ed to him substantial Increase in salary.
President HeydleT's present pay is sl0,-
900 year. and the increase, while it was
not officially stated, is said to have been so
per cent. which would make his annual
salary S15, 900. The additional three years
will make his present term expire Decem-
Der 81, 1924.
The new agreement with the Ameri-
can League, which is TO run for twenty
five years. was adopted and formally
signed by each Of the eight clubs and
President Heydler. The agreement was
adopted without even the suggestion Of
an amendment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
PLAN XMAS CELEBRATION.
Pine Ncighborhood Association 10 Have
Holiday Entertainment.

The Pine Neighborbood AHsoeiation, a
new organization was formed last night a.
the home Of Councilman James Kane, 6lO
East Fifth street. The association will
center lbs activities around the Pine street
playground. George Lyons, president Of
City Council, presided at the meeting
Miss Elizabeth Downward, of the Com
munity Service served as secretary.
A Christmas celebration on Monday,
December 81 has been arranged by the
association and the following committees
were appointed: Tree and bnanee, Mrs.
RAYMOND Jones, chairman; Mrs. Harold
Bennett, Mrs Margaret Burke, Mrs.
James Kane, Mrs. Thomas X. fltzsim-
mons. Mrs. William Hopes, Jesse Tfaub.
program--Miss Frances Kause, Mrs.
Edward Mooney, Mrs Florence Warren;
electricity, George Lyon; arrangements,
James Kane, chairman; Raymond Jones,
Harold Bennett, James =. HOPES, James
Farmer, Thomas Clark, Ibornas x.
Fitzsirnrnons, Harry Quinn, Alfred kauss,
Charles O'Brien, John Bradley, William
Hoopes, james Shields.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
FARMERS URGED TO
LOOK To BETTER DAY
Encouraging Report by Lecturer
Evans at Yesterdays Session Of
State Grange at Dover.
Special Correspondence 20 Every Evening

Special Correspondence 20 Every Evening
Dover, Dec I5l-At yesterdays "a ssion
Of tho State Grange reports from officers
were submitted and referred. The worthy
master delivered his annual address,
which was referred 20 the committee on
division Of labor
Nearly tho entire afternoon was given
TO general discussion, there being adj
dresses by Past State Worthy Masters
s. II. Derby on Delaware College and
It's Advantages" Frank G. Bancroft on
"servioe Citizens" and Hervey Walker
on general grange topics.
The introduction at tho coming session
of the Legislature Of bill providing more
stringent laws against cunning for game,
in Now Castle county was discussed, IL
being oontended that many foreign-born
in cunning, shoot anything In sight,
thereby killing game otit Of .eason and
slaughtering tame birds.
The report of Flora, Mrs Augusta Y.
Roosa, was well received and cordially
approved.
State Lecturer T. A. Evans Of Ches-
void submitted bis report Of the year .
work, He said: II think you will agree
with me that NEXT TO the fair average
attendance At the meetings, the success
of the lecture hour depends upon the
lecturers three 's'-preparedness, pa
tience and perseverance, We as farmers
can zee a rift in the clouds that financially
darken us and little sunshine coming
through, when we consider that editors
and contributor. 20 high-class and widely
read newspapers and periodicals, and 50
many Influential public men and those in
the highest off ces, see clearly the farmer .
peculiar problems and are sympathetr
ically, sincerely and earnestly endeavOring
TO give him practical aid. The Grange
deserves full credit for It's great share in
giving publicity 20 the facts as you and
know them to be, which is the first step in
improving conditions. Let US then IN
scribe Hope on our banner, and march on
TO better day"
The evening session was open. There
was an address Of welcome by Secretary oi
State r. G. Johnson; response by Mrs.
r. J. Lewis, Milford Grange; address
President Walter Hullihen Of Delaware
College.
A report Of the National Grange Con.
vention was given by. Mrs. Augusta T
Roosa and Miss f. G. Dilworth
Musical selections were rendered bt
Mrs. Helen b. Hughes, Mrs. James Hal
Anderson and Mrs DR.. w. ID. Burton
Recitations by Mrs Herbert g. Smith 81
Dover A fve-rninute address on sNeal
Last Relief" was given by William +
Hoch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
PLAYS WELL GIVEN.
Three Presented at New Century Club
Last Evening.

Three short plays were presented last
night by members of the New Century
Club under the direction Of the dramatic
committee Of which Mrs William Blatz
is chairman.
Joint Owners In Span" enlisted the
efforts Of Mrs Robert B. Raynrr, Mrs.
Charles r WoIlaston. Mrs. A. d Warner
and Miss Casey.
The Wonder Hat was the medium
chosen by Mrs Frederick J Blats, Miss
Jessie Seaman. Mrs Charle. F. Wentz,
Mrs. Edgar Hare and Miss Grace Baird
the dancers and stroIlers" being recruited
from members Of the company.
Indian Summer" enlisted the efforts
OF Mrs. Edgar Fell. Miss Alice Satterth-
waite, Miss Mary Dorsey and Miss Mar
garetta Miller.
The plays were well put on and their
rendition gave much delight 20 an audi
ence that filed the hall Of the club house,
and was liberal. with applause.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DROP KICKING.
Contest to be Held Next Saturday After
nnnn NJ Icnfh and Mark et Streets.

&bUttHt To bt tttiO 4NNAt <A''~.
noon at Tenth and Market Streets.
The Community Service has issued the
following 70 the athletic club:
To the Athletic Clubs Of Wilmington:
Now that the football season IS over, 1t
has been suggested that there be contest
in drop kicking and puDting to be held
this coming Saturday afternoon on the
Tenth and Market street playground. We
would put up goal post and Will proha-
blv be able to give modist but satIstac-
tory prize to mark the event
Our only interest IN the matter IS 70
provide an opportunity for the fellows 70
get together and try out Their kicking
ability If YOU find that the men IN your
club are interested. VIII YOU at once tee-
phone to me st 30? Also give me the
naale Of q fellow in your club who could
serve As 4 representative at little meeting
Oh Thursday or Friday night 70 settle such
questions as officials. entries, etc.
You can probably see that such an
event would be fine thing e rave the
way for q larger Wilmington interest m
winter athletics
Lets make this sporting proposition
and pat il across-
Yours sincerely General Director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DOUGHERTY SELECTED.
Popular Athlete Will Pilot Brownson
Quintet I'm Cage.

doc" Dougherty has been selected 10
captain the Brownson basketball team,
by the athletic committee, at meeting
Of the officials. after bob" McCaferty,
the big guard had rendered his resigna-
ton Manager Mclaughlin announced
that McCafIerty was forced 20 give mp tho
captaincy as he was attending school at
Drexel University. McCagerty is n
former Wilmington High School varsity
player.
Dougherty, whose basketball days date
back to the Virginia Midgets. is considered
the best choice TO lead the Brownson quin-
tet Manager Mclaughlin announced
that his team would play the strong
WAldron Club of Philadelphia on Friday
night Gerald Doughorty will be back in
uniform in this game. Doc" needs NO IN
PRODUCTION 10 basketball followers rs he
was letter man while at Delaware Col
lege
Johnny Farrell will send his second team
against Glen Hackett's keystone Club
in the preliminary contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MEET.
Name Vim. 2. Lynn as President of
Delaware Association.

William T. Lynn was chosen president
OF the Delaware State Funeral Directors
Association at the annual meeting last
night Other officers elected were: Frank
kilroy, vice-prcsident; Michael 4. Aiea-
ley, secretary, and Harvey (. Nichols,
treasurer.
4 committee consisting Of William
krieman, chairman; Marshall Yeatman
and Edward l.. Hanna was appointed 70
take charge of arrangements for the
annual banquet, which it IS expected will
be held the latter part of January. At
tendance this year will probably be over
sixty.
The committee will arrange demon
stration ofinterest to funeral directors SIS a
feature of the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
DUNN NOW OWNS ORIOLES.

Baltimore, Dec 15.-While q New York
tram stood in a PhiSadelphia station Mon
day Jack Dunn, president-manage Of the
Ba tirnore Internationals, completed a
transaction with Eddie Collins, second
baseman Of the Chicago White Sox which
made Dunn virtual owner Of the Orioles
In exchange for a certificate represent
ing seventy-hve shares Of the clubs stock,
Collins received a check for 50, 500 and
Dunn, with other recent purchases, be-
comes owner Of 900 of the ,250 shares
issued by the club, which he has managed
for the last fifteen years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
STDWELL WITH DREXEL.

William j. McAvoy, former coach at
Delaware College, sent his Drexel basket
ball team of Philadelphia against the
University of Pennsylvania team last
night, and took the short end of 2S-10
score. Coach McAvoy's team made its
best showing III the early part Of the game
Everett Sidwell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Sidwell Of Wilmington and for
mer High School star, is captain Of the
Drexel team and played center in the
game last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
YyONERATE CHAUFFEUR.
From Death Of Motor fyclist si NeH
Castle Last Week.

Howard Fulmer, coloYcd, yns eEOn
Grated a responsibility for he accide,
which regulted IN the death n Hary p.
DOwnes. Isst Thursday, in q verdict Il r.
corOnef's jury last night.
DOVnes WIS diving a n0twcyclr
down the State road ard had pnesf
through New Castle When he mot iiiirir
driving n thrce-tOn Pierce -Arrov trlr.
coming tOWard that city Tho frs NJ.
lided NJ a sharp turn in ths rad
Dowres WIS ~ badly hurt thai b. d.rt
n few hours later at The DeiaVarc llD.
pital. He was buried n PhnadfIpha
where his parents, live Hs bad ben p'nH
ming motor cycle tour n he sJIfh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
HIGH OPrNS CAGE SEASON.
Two Games With la Sale Prep Quintet
Today.

Tie High School basketball team viii
pIav the one z game Of the 1920 basket
bsll season this afterroon when It meets
thc IaSane Prep School quintet. 4 pre-
Irnirarv game VIII bc played between the
reserve players ot hoih sChools
Coach Kcck win pick his reserve team
f-aln thc followir men Nluhhg Wilson,
Parsor. Craig. Dol aldsor llche stein,
>bbot. Rem IL and Turn cr, Mr. Ross of he
Central Board viii be the referee
The first team viii probably start with
1fc folIowi1 q l.l cup Gibson q, d Noircr.
forwards: Greer. ceT ter. france ~ q
Anderson. guard ;. and substitutes selected
from " chh- Jacobson Parks ana OaTloh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MEET.
Name James J. QuigIey as President for
Ensuing Year.

The regular monthly meeting ~ Local
No 10 National Federation II Federal
FronIoyes was held last night in the
Federal building, Sixth and King streets.
Election Of officers was held Several
eg,,orn,,pications from national bead
quarters we're read on the new member
sbip campaign being instituted hy M
tionaT headquarters
Officers for the ensuing year we're elected
aa foIIows. President. James J Qugley,
,,;ce1nresident =; Thomas + Holland
recording secretary. VI q McIufTe
en.nc;al secr etary. Agnes VI knight
treasurer, Catherine Hawklns, and thus
teos r p Holland. John = McNulty
and Catherine HAWKING
The next meeting viii be devotsd - tne
installation Of officers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
Cushrnan Dec ision Friday

Friday has been set as the fate for de-
cision in the matter Of parole Of Fred B.
Cushman, a local real estate dealer,
charge with embexzlement William F.
Smalley represented Cushman in Court
of General Sessions when the application
was made last week At that time attor-
news for the largest creditors Of Mr..
Cushman said that the creditors were IN
favor of parole, believing that if given an
opportunity Cushman will make good .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
FAST BOUTS FOR KEYSTONE.

The bout between Kid Carney and
Kid Sum, to be held at Pythian Castle
on Friday night, is arousing much inter
est, as b0th men, who are local scrappers,
are training hard for the meeting and it is
expected to be one Of the best staged in
some years The bout VIII be the fifth
preliminary Of the Keystone Field Clubs
smoker program.
Joe Martin, Of this city, and Gus Ram
sey, of Philadelphia, viii meet in the wind
up while Buckle McGiDnis, the local
phenom, viii tackle Johnny Wallace Of
Philadelphia in the semi-windup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-15
GREAT PAGER DEAD.
John r.. Gentry 2-001 Dies at Nash
Vile at Age of b.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. i5.-J John X.
Gentry, 200l5 orce pacing champion
cf the world, is dead Of old age. Had
the horse lived until January ! he would
have been 81 years old.
John r. Gentry, for many years known
as the Little Red Horse, was owned by the
l. III Hartman estate and had spent his
last wears in Injurious quarters at the
Tennessee State Fan Grounds lie was
sired bv Ashland Wilkes and his dam was
hy Netlgcwood lie set his record at
Portland. Maine September /, 1895