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The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

The veteran Back Bay, notwith-
standing her twelve years, man
aged to last a six furlong route in
the second race and win the purse
from Poultney and Archie Alexan-
der. Back Bay surprised even his
supporters when he failed to
weaken in the stretch.
Damroseh Scores.
Comdr. ]. K L Ross took his daily
purse here today with his good cam
palgner. Damrosch. one which won
in gallop. Dahlgren's Wood Violet
and Weir's War Machine grabbed
the other portions of this race.
Zolliconers Sans Peur II, one
which ran a good race the opening
day in back Of Mistress Polly and
Broom Peddler, came right back to-
day and defeated both Of these
horses handily. Mistress Polly was
never a contender. and finished out
OF the money.
W. H. Cissna's Charles Francis,
one which has been trying hard to
cop a race In her last two or three
starts, succeeded in taking down the
nightcap from Loh's Betsey and Mil
tons Garbage. both OF which ran
in the field.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
HAVRE DE GRACE
RESULTS.

First Raee-The Astor Purse
Careful. 112 (Kelsay). $40. $40.
ESQ; Cullinan, 1o7 CHaynes). 1910.
$40; Fernwood. liz (Kummer), ESQ.
Time-:4S. Madeline Lillian, Queen
Of Trumps and Runatrix also ran.
Second Haee-Back Bay. 11s Col
ler). $40, 2.So, 2.6o; Poultney, 116
CBurke), 2.70, ESQ: Archie Alexan-
der. 10 (Morris). $50. Time-1:14
As. Torquato II, Tarascon, Bon
stelle, Phedoden, Fickle Fancy,
sunrose and Hasty Cora also ran.
FhIrd Raee-Ira Wilson, 100
CBuxton). lilo. $500, 1910; Ace of
Aces. ia (ButwelD, $50. 500; DR..
Hall. 80 Uux), 14.5O. Time-1:OS
is. Shenandoah, Enrico Caruso.
c. S. Grayson. Hot Foot. Link Boy,
Phantom Fair. Betsinda, Calvert,
Eastern Glow and Foreclosure also
ran. Coupled-Midian and Ace Of
Aces as Carman Entry.
Fourth Race Damrosch, los
(sande). 3.2o. $50, 2.1o, Wood vio-
let 1o4 (Zoeller), 400, ESQ; War
Machine, 100 (McCabe), 4.20. Time
-l:42. Hong Kong. Major Domo.
Translate and Sycamore also ran.
Fifth Race = The Wilmington
lightweight Handicap-Daydue. s5
(Hunt), 1880. 4s.50, 1850; Mid
night Sun. 1os (Rodriguez), 40,
3.so; Ticklish, 1os (Kummer), 4.20.
Time-l:13 60. Pickwick, War
Mask and Ballast also ran.
sixth Raee-Sans Peur II, log
CWhittington). 15.4O. 5.Se. $50; st.
Quentin. Ill (ZoeIIer), 7.sO, 40:
Broom Peddler, 1O6 CMorris), $50.
Tfme-l:4S 1-S. Mistress Polly, We
to and Antionette also ran.
Seventh Race-Charles Frapci.
11o (Haynes). $40. 3.so, $50; BETSY,
1oe (HeupeD. $50. 40; Keziah. 100
CHunt), 800. Time-I:5I, Omeme.
Christie, Edith Baumann. Garbare
Captain Hodge. Alex. Getz, Pad1a'
Airgretts and Margery also ran,
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Mckerson,s Daydue Captures
Wilmington Stake at Hartford
BIZ HIGHWAY.

Havre de Grace. Nd. April "a
Racing In his best form. Daydue,
from the stable of r. T. Nickerson.
and 81 to 1 shot In the mutuel
machines was returned the victor
OF the wilmington Handicap. the
feature race of an excellent card
run on this afternoon. With the
light impost of ninety-five pounds.
Daydue. cleverly ridden by Jockey
Hunt. who. incidentally Is gaining
quite a reputation for bringing
home high price winners. came on
in the stretch to win with plenty
to spare.
which handily defeated Commander
J. X. L. Ross Motor Cop and War
Pennant last Saturday. was an odds
on favorite In this event but he ran
q disappointing race, finishing out
Sun and Watkins Ticklish forced
Daydue to do her best but could
not better their position OF second
and third respectively.
Daydue paid his supporters, and
they were few. s1s6.40 for a So mu-
tucl ticet.
AnOAner upset.
Another upset came this after
noon in the third race when c. Bux-
tons Ira Wilson, ridden by Jockey
Buxton, won a selling race for
three-year-olds by couple of
lengths from Carman's Ace OF Aces
and Goodlow's DR.. Hall. Ira Wilson
was hard ridden through the
stretch, He paid his supporters
more than 35 to /.
W. J. Salmon's Careful. one which
won his first start at this track the
opening day was in front the entire
four furlong route in the initial
dash for the babies. Cullinan, from
the Greentree Stable. was going
fastest at the end. but he could not
get up. to overtake Careful. Capt
Raj PARIS Fernwood saved the
third place.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
DEBATE TODAY !
ON NFIFTY-FIFTY
Senator Warren Says Con-
ferees Face Strife Over
District Taxes.

with the probable reporting % ths
Senate within the next few dayr 81
the District appropriation bin. -
annual heated debate between Heuae|
and Senate eonferees over the hat
and-half plan Of taxation in the Dis
trict again looms in prospect.
Senator Warren. Of wyoming.
chairman OF the Senate Appropr1a-
tions Committee. said last night the
measure may come up for debate to-
day.
He said he expected debate win be
protracted over several days owing
TO the long standing opposition OF q
few senators 20 the half-and-half
provision The sliding scale method
Of adjusting taxation proposed In
place OF a fst raise OF ] per cent also
may encounter some opposition.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
HAVRE DE GRACE
SELECTIONS
oNE-HoRsE SPECIALS.
BY GIBBY.
ONE nEsr n-
ONE BEST-BALLAn

First race. Tige-This animal w,,,
supply a few pennies today. He
fancies a fast track.
Secohd race, DomInican-Is dine
FOR winning effort. This ia the
day. '"e
Third race, Say when-Here sb.
Is. rs. You tell 'em, casket. I'm cof-
Fourth race. Poncher-I could be
arrested for what know about this
maverick. II you lay off this one
Wen, get somebody else to hit you:
hit too hard.
Firth race, Ballad-The best bet
OF the DAY. She'll have to turn
sideways to keep from flying.
Sixth race. CrumpsaII-This bird
Is In rare form We're there with
bells.
Seventh race, IpdoIence-Has
SHOWN enough to win here. Be-
sides. I'm going to pay Uncle" a
visit first.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23

on the front end of the procession
when the pay-off station is
reached. Fallacy will go we'll and
looks like the one to beat. w. T.
Crives should trim the balance.
Dunsandel is the clockers' special
According to the lads with the
split-second watches this bird has
been given a special prep and
needs only to run back to recent
private trials in order to tow-rope
his company. Echo 3 is fair. The
others don't call for much.
If Poacher is ever to win an
other purse. he'll turn the trick
in the fourth. The old boy likes
the "Graw" track and the distance
is just right.
The change in trainers may not
help Old Ballad. but with clear
sailing he should repeat his last
winning effort which was better
than the dope would indicate.
Dairyman looks to be in the right
spot in the sixth and has a mighty
good chance to look "'Hurp" in the
face. Old Incidence seems to have
a new lease on life. He'll go aw-
fully well in the last.
HANRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Race-TwO Pair, FaIlacy,
W. T.. Grives-
Second Raee-DunsandeI, Echo
Il, Ricochet.
Third Raee-Lebluet, Say when,
War Tax.
Fourth Race-POacher, Louise v,
Cobalt Lass.
Fifth Race-BaIIad, Mountain
Rose, PilSen.
sixth Raee-Dairyman, SungoId,
CrumpSall.
Seventh Rnee-Indolence, Prunes,
Verify.
One best bet of the day-Lebluet.
Best take n chance bet-Two
Pair.
Best ParIay-CobaIt Lass, Ballad,
Dairyman n place.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
MRS. LITTAUER SUED
BY PORTRAIT PAINTER
By DWIG

Alfredo CALI. a New York por-
trait painter. filed suit yesterday
in the District Supreme Court to
recover $1,000 from Mrs. Catharine
Littauer. 2346 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest. alleged TO. be due
on a contract to paint a picture of
Mrs. Littauer's daughter, Louise.
The original price was $4,000.
CALI stated, but he allowed a spe-
cial discount of $1,000 which he al
leges Mrs. Littauer has not paid
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
oLrYERs q Sc{92NnEegsss a.
SPORTofrKN 9 KINGS Df
81 aERIA SQLkGR=

Lexngton-The gee-gaws start performing In
Kentucky tomorrow. The best horses and the great
est band of jockeys ever gathered a Blue Grass
track are at Lexington waiting for the bugle to
start the ball rolling. We think we have some
thing cooked up for the occasion and urgently
advise and all give this column the North
and South tomorrow Nuf sed.
Over at the "Graw" the best word is Lebuet
Straight from the feed-box comes the info that
Jim Arthur has this bird keyed to concert bitch
and hopes to slaughter the geese" today The
price should be generous and Lebluet will come
mighty close to ringing the bell. Say When and
War Tax appear to have the balance of the purse
between them All this happens in the third
Two Pair. highly regarded baby" will pack
of wise money in the days opener. It's a bird in
nd with anything like decent racing luck will be
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
AIR TRAFFIC LAWS
ADOPTED BY NEWARK

Newark. n. j. April ,1.-Air
trafhc rules for birdmen who wish
to ny over Newark, adopted today
by the city council, forbid them TO
hy lower than 1000 feet altitude,
except when starting and landing.
Other rules are:
Nothing save printed matter may
be thrown from sirplanes and for
distributing literature in that man
ner the aviator must pay q fee of
SIS and file q $1,000 bond.
Fore and aft lights must be car
rted by night flyers, and landing
flares must be shown. Every flyer
must carry a compass and maps.
Only by special permit will ex-
hibition flights be allowed.
For violating the rules 500 nne
Is provided for the first offense and
$500 each for subsequent ofenses.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
U.S.Chamber of Commerce
First to Hear New Envoy

Atlantic City. N. j., April 22.-
Sir Auckland Geddes, the recently
designated Ambassador from Great
Britain to the United States, will
make his first public address in this
country on Wednesday evening.
He has arranged to speak here
before the opening session of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, which will begin here on
Monday it's great "speed-up of pro-
duction" conference. The new Brit
ish Ambassador will speak on
Great Britain's View of Increased
Production"
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Standard Time Obtains
During N. J. Primaries

Trenton, N j., April 22.-Stand-
ard time must be observed in con-
Quoting the Presidential primary
election next Tuesday in New Jer-
sey, regardless of local ordinances
or practices, according to an opin-
ion received today by Secretary of
State Martin from Attorney General
McCran. All election boards will be
notified that polls must open and
close in accordance with standard
time.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Edna May, Actress, Inherits
Estate Of Late Husband

New York. April 22.-The estate
of Oscar Lewisohn. husband of Edna
May, the actress. was appraised to-
day. The appraisers report shows
that the net estate IL t3,637.
The net estate goes 70 the widow.
In addition she receives. by power
OF appointment. her husbands trust
fund. amounting TO $125.ooo.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Morning Telegraph Selections.
HAvRE DE GRACE

First Raee-Two Pair, FaIIaey, su-
peryyomAn.
Second Raee-Anzae. Far East.
Mark West.
Third Race-King Neptune, War
Tnx. Say when.
Fourth Raee-King Herod, YOU
need. Uncle's Lassie.
Fifth Raee-BalInd, Belle Rob
erts. Berlin.
sixth Raee-CrumpsaII. Handful.
MnlIowm0f.
seventh Raee-IndoIenee, Verify,
Rrmea,
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Business High School
Students Stage Farce

The Rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary" rollicking comedy by
Anne Warner. scored a hit at its
initial presentation by the pupils
OF Business High School last night.
The cast included George Ana
dale. Lucille Jones. LYDIA Francis.
Jewell Cook, Franc Shreiner. Elliz-
abeth Bray. Herman Becker, Fos-H
ter Beuchert, Hall williams and
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Hayre de Grace Selections
BY Highway.
ONE BEsT-sAY WHEN.

ONE BEsT-sAY WHEN.
First Fallacy. Two Pair.
Tige.
Second. Thistle Queen. Cap
tain Evans. Dominican.
Third. Say when. Lady Ward.
King Neptune.
Fourth. Uncle's Lassie. You
Need. King Herod.
Fifth. Mountain Rose II.
Mormon Elder. Pilsen.
Sixth. Crumpsall. Tit for
Tat Arbitrator.
Seventh. Incidence. Prunea
Refugee.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Give Tea for Sibley Hospital.

The womans' Guild of the City
Hospital will give a tea and linen
shower at the City Hospital. from
3 to 10 p. m. today. The affair is
for the benefit of the Sibley Hos
pital.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Fall Into River Causes Death.

Parkersburg. w. Va, April "a
Prater Brookover. aged 40, a lock-
tender, was fatally injured yesterday
when his foot was entangled in a
rope and he fell in the river.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-23
Shamrocks ON Ton

Inc Snamroek baseball nine de-
feated the Lincoln Park Juniors
yesterday at Eighteenth and u
streets southeast by q 1I-to-s
soeeN
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
CONTESTANTS ID. PICK JUDGES
 AT Z O'CLOCK

The election of judges for the
 Frontier days contests will be held at the chamber of commerce office in the court house at p. m. today. All contestants are requested to be on time for this important meeting. Many contestants have already enter ed in the contests and those who have not done so are requested to enter early this morning. Entrance fees can be paid any time prior to noon of July 2, when all entries close un- less otherwise specified in the pro- gram.
 Contestants are urged by the man agement to give the selection of judges careful consideration. Six judges will be elected today, three of whom will judge the worlds cham pionship broncho riding contest, total purse $l200; the bareback riding con- test, total purse $2S0, and the bull riding contest, total purse $500. The other three will judge all other events, including bull roping contest for a total purse of S3000; calf-tying contest for $14o0; the rangeland re- lay races for $7O0; cowboys pony ex- press and cowgirls' pony express for S380 each; the COW pony races for $500; bull jogging for $40; wild horse races for $2SO, and all special ties.
 Only the contestants entered in the worlds championship broncho riding contest are entitled to nominate or vote for the three judges to judge that and the other bucLing events. Any contestant with entrance fee paid in other events can vote for the other three judges. Before judge is nonli- mated by a contestant, the latter must be in a position to. assure the man agement that the nominee is in town and will serve. Judges receiving the of qualified votes will be
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
EACH DAY OF WEEK
 FOR GRAYS

Some of the best base ball ever exhibited in this state will be played iH this city during the four days of the big celebration. The Grays have lined up the best teams in the state for these four days and every fan is assured of his moneys worth.
 On the morning of the End, the Grsys will cross bats with the Mayer nine. These teams have met each other four times and each have two victories to their credit, consequently this will be a hard fought battle from start to finish.
 Clarkdale, whose team, will be over on the 3rd, have only suffered the one defeat this year when the Grays defeated them on their home grounds by a score of to }. Since then their nine has been greatly strength ened, and they are coming over with strong determination to even Up the honors if possible.
 Verde, which will meet with the home boys on the 4th, have experi- enced one or two defeats this sea- son but contend that they have lost their last game and warn us that we better watch our step.
 The last and what promises to be the best game is that with the Mesa aggregation on the morning of the 5th. This team is leading the Gen. tral Arizona League, having defeat ed the Standard Oil last Sunday by a score of to 1.
 Every red blooded fan of the city is requested ot come out and give the home boys a hand. The ex- penses of these games will be large and the boys will need all the sup port.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
Dance on Plaza Walk Will Begin
 Really Tonight

Dancing on the wonderful new walk leading to the courthouse will be in order tonight, Through the courtesy of Francis Viele, a beautiful string of colored electric lights has been placed leading to the courthouse. The dee oratioRs committee will finish their part of the job today The boys have been at work in town and at the fair grounds, and the work reflects credit upon Gary Vyne, Bob Con- nell and Harry Smith. All of the business houses in Prescott should see that the flags are flying today on their buildings.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
Attest: K. E. DONOVAN,
 Clerk.


 Arizona pursuant to adjournment Monday June zh 1920 at l0a0 o'clock A. M A. Jaeger, ChIrman w. w Midgey, Member; L. C Member; R. E. Donovan Crerk. petition received the Walnut Grove District requesting be changed leaving the present w. Cars ranch and 10 by A. D JacKSos After general discussion this matter same referred 10 ue County Engineer for investigations ,..,. Norris appeared with the that the Springs road be repaired that appropriation be made 6 County Upon notion duly seconded and carried ordered that the $O00 month be allowed tor peloa o months, for the repair of this road ., Keolane, Treasurer ExOffo Tax Collector appeared win Collector showing tho of collected during 1920 June lt 1920 The Board proceeded to check with the and rolls they found to core Keohane Treasurer and EOtcio Tax Collector appeared his Treasurer for the period May A 9 to June ls and be the being follows, to-Wit:
 on hand May 1st 1920 0---$l09O85S9
 Receipts during month of May l96O- oo5,90o55 during month May, 1QdJ $Al5SJo94 Balance hand June lst loHl--. 229LoIioo The cancelled by the and together with the report ordered filed
 The of A. McSwiggn County Recorder covering lees col the month Of May 93 checked with the biot file in office the County Recorder, the being follows o@i
 Total ices for filing and recording g. o+S6S Certified copies certificates, s,etc.--t~+ l%9S
 Total 4S $ 66i60 The report of Woods oL Superior covering collected of $8o825 owit
 Filing fees ---~A 7lS25 Jury fees -~~~~~~-~~---~~- .~~-4~--~.~-~- 1SO0o
 Tosl~4 $ 8982 The report of Warren C, Davis May l9 checked found be correct aud ordered filed being follows to-wit :. s .y
 Jury fees -4~~-~~t-~~---4 500
 Total---4-~--~- .---~------$ 6ooO The payroll of County Officials Employees for the period ending
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott Arzona of adjournment on Monday June 1000 o'clock A. NJ. Jaeger Charman C. (. Stukey Member; w. w. Midgley, Member; R. E. Donovan, Clerk the Chief Mining Com the Assessment Rolls 1920 his matte wash held for consideration. The Assessment and Tax Rolls 6f Yayapa County Arizona for the (. after partial checking further action was the Board carried Board adjourned until ~ ~ ~ J. A. JAEGER,
 Chairman R. E. DONOVAN
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GOING TO BOSTON

pr. J. Harvey Blain is the regular representative of the Arizona Dental association, seemingly, as he has been appointed for the. seventh time to represent Arizona at the National Dental association in Boston. and will again accept the honor and be there on August 23 to ?.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, Board Equalization County, pursuant Tuesday, s, 1920 1000 o'clock A. M. J. A. Jaeger, Chaman C. C. Stukcy Member F. Dono- van Clerk Mrs Eraestn Emanuel before the Board with the that R block l3, Prescott reduced for h 1920 This matter taken under consideration and action taken
 The Assessment and Rolls of YaPai County Arizona for the E. partial checking further action
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, Arizona June End, 1920 Board of Eqgazai9n of Yavsps SS6n @ @AzOn met pursuant to Present; Jaeger, Chairman; Sukey, Member; E. Dono Clerk ., The Assessment and Tax Rolls of Yavapa County Arizona for the 1920 by E. Stuk consideration checking postponed until the meeting of the Board duly seconded Board Thursday June 3rd, 1920, at 1000 o'clock A. M
 J. A. JAEGER,
 Chairman. Attest:
 R, E. DONOVAN,
 Clerk
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

 Board Equalization Yayap County Arizona pursuant to Saturday 1920 1000 o'clock A. M Present A. Jaeger Chairman; C. C. Stukey Menber l. DonO  The Rolls Yayap County Arizona for the Gentry consideration after partial checking of further action postponed he meeting of the Board Upon motion duly adjourned until '' J. A. JAEGER,
 Chairman. Attest:
 R. E. DONOVAN,
 Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30

postponed until the meeting of adjourned Wednesday June End 1920 at 10 o'clock
 J. A. JAEGER,
 Chsirmap. Attest R. DONOVAN,
 Clerk
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott Arizona 4th, l9dl Board of Equalization of Yavapai County Arizona pursuant adjournment Friday June 4h 1920 at 1000 o'clock A. M Present; J. Jaeger, Chaman Sukey Member; E. DOno Clerk The Assessment and Tax Rolls of Yvapai County Arizona the Assessor taken consideration after partial checking of further action postponed the meeting of the Board Upon motion duly seconded carried Board adjourned until Saturday. June 5h 1920 at 1000 o'clock.
 J. A. JAEGER,
 Chairman. Attest: R. E. DONOVAN,
 Clerk.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA

Prescott, Arizona, June 3rd, 1920 Board of Equalization of Yavap County Azoia pursuant adjournment Tuesday, June l9N 1000 o'clock A. M Present: A. Jaeger Chairman; C. Skey, Member; E. Dono van Clerk
 communication received from Mays Born vne intangible by the State Tax Commission the of 6U 1920 This matter taken under consideration by the Board but action taken
 The Assessment and Tax Rolls of Yvapa County Arizona for the lo2 Assessor further postponed meeting the Board Board adjourned Friday June 4h, 1920 at 1000 o'clock.
 J. A. JAEGER
 Chairman. 
 R. E. DONOVAN
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Passed and adopted this 2h day of May, 1920 The Board of Supervisors of Yavapai County
 (Signed) ]. A. JAEGER, Chairman.
 C. C. STUKEY,
 ember (SeaD o Supervisors of Yavapai County Arizona
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May 3 1920 approved Supervisors Recorder 1.-the Fund, to-wt: Warant