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The spectator., 1920-11-12
Reaping What
 We Have S0Wn
From Arkansas Methodist

We have hoped against reason that the price of cotton would not fall so suddenly and so far, that our farmers and merchants would be embarrassed but our readers can testify that for two years we have, by editorial or by paragraphs or by quotation, al- most every week advocated pol icy which would prepare US for the inevitable.
 Again and again and again we have urged our people to pay off old debts, keep out of debt. and by diversifying become prac- tically independent. But no. the vast majority convinced them selves that prosperity would con- tinue indefinitely, and, although the prices of other things might decline, cotton must still com mand 35 or 40 cents.
 Everybody hoped that the de- cline in the cost of :. living would come so gradually that no one would be seriously hurt; but the hope that his oVn product would stand while all others might fall, caused nearly all to become blind to actualities and economic laws. Wholesalers and manufacturers because the nature of their busi- ness requires them, as far as pos sible, to look ahead for years and to recognize world conditions, must exercise prudence this year in buying materials which will not be sold until next year If they buy recklessly at high prices when they know almost certainly that they must sell their products Fat lower prices, they court fail ure. and when they fail they in- evitably cause panic conditions. When, with proper caution. these men hold back. whether they in. tend 1t or not. they insist in re. ducing prices of raw materials. If they continued to hold up the prices of finished products, ever if they are able to pay good prices for raw materials. the consumer: call them profiteers If they re frain from buying raw material: in order to protect themselves from loss on. account of declining prices, the producers charge that there is a conspiracy to rob;them.
The spectator., 1920-11-12

Consequently. wholesalers and manufacturers, who, in the na- ture of the case, are not in direct touch with primary producers and ultimate consumers, are always suspected of unfairness by the masses. If these men exercised no more business sense than the average small producer or the consumer. they would fail and all business would be in still worse confusion. The trouble is that farmers and small dealers refuse to see the economic laws which these men of large business and wider range of experience must know. There are many bad men in big business as we'll as in little business, men who prey on the credulity and necessities of the whole people. just as bad milk men or the bad plumber takes advantage of his customer in a small way, but the vast majority of big merchents and manufac- turers are as honest as the vast majority of the little merchants and farmers are honest.
 Most of these big men have been trying to get ready for re-. turn to normal conditions, and in trade journals and in correspond. ence they have been warning and pleading with us to prepare for the desired and inevitable reac- tion. These big men were sim ply trying to deceive us and take advantage of us, and we must beat them by disregarding their interested advice, hence we buy automobiles and silk shirts and fine shoes; we go in debt; plant more cotton and ref'se to raise our own supplies. The crash then comes. and we abuse the other man and think that all the world is in a conspiracy against us. If we would only stop and calmly consider we would call ourselves 57 varieties of fools. get down to common sense methods and by next year be normal.
 We of the South want Accent cotton, but dollar wheat and 50. cent corn and cheap wool. We have lost a billion on cotton in the last three months, but we for get that the curn-growers have lost two billions. the potato-grow- CTS one billion, the oats.growers two-thirds of a billion, and the wheat-growers a third of a billion. We denounced price-fixing when
The spectator., 1920-11-12
MOTHERS FRIEND
 For Expectaut Mothers
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State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County. ss.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY
 Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of Decem- Der. A D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON:
 (SeaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intcrn- ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. c.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c
 Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The spectator., 1920-11-12
10. PA. R. R. TRAIN SCHEDULE

MO. PA. k. R. TRAIN SCHEDULE
 Going East Passenger. through, arrsve 1 :50 m. Passenger, through, arrive 2:36 D. m.
 Going West Passenger, through. arrive :50 a. m. Passenger, through arrived l2:57 m Local Freight, Daily Except Sunday. Going East, arrive Ozark l0:35 a. m. Going West. arrive Ozark 2: 36 D. m.
 Local Passenger Going west, Arrives from Russell vile at 3 S2 q. m.
 Going east. Arrives from Ft. Smith at 5:25 D. m.
 R. NJ. Wildman. Agent.
The spectator., 1920-11-12

20 per cent off on all Winter Underwear for the next 2 weeks
 Nichols & Wakefield
The spectator., 1920-11-12

20 per cent off on all Winter Underwear for the next 2 weeks
 Nichols X Wakef i'd
The spectator., 1920-11-12
Election Expenses

Now that politics is over, this tale. from the scrap book of a Hopkinsville lady. is apropos. It is the sworn statement of a Geor- gia man beaten in the primaries for county commissioner:
 Lost 1,349 hours of sleep think ing about the election.
 Lost two front teeth and a whole lot of hair in a personal en- counter with an opponent.
 Donated one beef. four shoats and five sheep to a county bar becue.
 Gave away two pairs of sus- penders. four calico dresses, $5 cash and 13 baby rattles.
 Kissed 126 babies.
 Kindled IA kitchen fires.
 Put up 4 stoves.
 Walked 4,07O miles.
 Shook hands with 9,5O8 people.
 Told 10, l01 lies and talked to make, in print. 1000 volumes.
 Attended 16 revival meetings, and was baptized 4 times by im- mersion and twice some other way.
 Contribute d $50 to foreign mi5. sions.
 Rugged 49 old maids and made love to 9 grass widows.
 Got dog. bit 69 times.
 And was defeated. New Era. Hopkinsville, Ga.
 Nov. 5th to 20th, 20 per cent reduction on all Men and Boys Suits and Overcoats.
 Nichols & Wakefield FOR SALE-One Monroe rac- ing car. See King the Tire man.
 Those knowing themselves to be indebted to me are requested to please see me at my store and and settle up at once. 27-2t C c. SOLBERT. B. s. Williams has sold his in- terest in the B. s. Williams & Bro. firm to Virgil Agee. Those knowing themselves to be indebi- ed to said firm please settle at once. N-2t
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
ROSII INAINTEAzA
IN SIBERIA.

LONDRA. 26 Fcbruarie. = De-
peselc primite la ministrul de
razboiu arata ca bolsevistii con-
tinua Sc inainteze IN Siberia.
Trupele rosii au -inaintat pima
la frontiera Chinesa, i'll regiunea
Iii. Bolsevistii au TRIMS nota
guvernorului acelci regiuni ca So
la predea pc consulul rus 81 pc
refugiati 81 sd le permita NUM-
un cosul bolsevist in districul IL.
Daca guvernorul nu Sc Va con
forma accstor cerinte, bolsevistii
ameninta Sc ocupe aceasta pro-
vincie.
@ depesa transmisa prin tele-
grafia fara fir, din Moscova, spu-
ne ca miscarile revolutionare ial
proportii 1lsemnate in Caucazia.
IN lungul malului Marii Negrc
insurgentii au ocupat Gagri s.
Adler 81 inainteaza spre Taupse.
Trupele rosii au capturat Diela
Iglina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
Primul miniStru al
ROnaniei Ia LOndra.
,CE SPUNE PRES AENGLEZA.

Comcntind 0 conferinta care
a ayut loc intre primul ministru
englez 81 ronlin, ziarul ,,Tnnes'l
rice 1sElsa - y
DE. oare &c actiune buna ce-
re la r1ndul Ell alta, guvernul ne
stru 81 poporlll englez, nu vor
intirzia sa dca atcntie dificulta-
tilor spciale Gu care Rominia arc
de luptat, 81 0 ajuta pc cit Sc
poate 81 lie va sta i'll putinta. Poa-
tie ca, sunt politician mai abili in
minuirea chestiunilor parlamenta-
re 81 diplomatice, deceit DR.. Val
da-Voevod. 1nsa nici unul nu este
mai SINGER doritor de a consolida
noua unitate a tarei pc bazele u
nei libertati politice 81 religioase,
81 pc integritate economical 81
financiara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
Sd no cunoasten.


Dintr''o consfatuire pc care ac-
tualul ministru de razboiu avut-
% Gu reprezentantii basarabenl,
reese ca dupa conceptia d-lui ge-
neral RaScanu Sc va admite solu-
tia ca soldatii basarabeni sa faca
serviciul in Moldova 81 soldatil
moldoveni i'm Basarabia.
81 tot in acelasi procedeu Sc
va intrebuinta fata de Ardelenl.
carl vor face serviciul in vechiul
Regat.
Ideia aceasta va ii spornica IN
bune rezultate, 81 credem ca Il.
general RaScanu este i'll sentlmen
tut opiniei publice, luind o masll-
Ira a carei utilitate o simtea oare
cum instinctiy de mutt tOata lu-
mea.
Caci ceea ce trebue sa dorim GU
totii este ca sd nu fie moi 81
,,ei.', ci numai moi, 81 pentru
ca sd ajungem la deplina armonl-
zare sufleteasca, sd ajungem la
| isgonirea din limba ultlmelor
strainisme este necesar sa he Gu
noastem cit mai bine. lar fra:ll
nostri din Ardeal cei din Bucovi
ma 81 cei din Basarabia trebue s.;
fie pc cit este posibil smulsi din
mediul mai irlstrainat in care al
trait.
Fratii nostri vor ayea putinti
sd ne cunoasca mai bine clnd vi
trai intre moi, 81 vor sta in cor
tact Gu formele uneis eulturi 81 Il
lei civilizatii appropriate de felu
lor suflctesc de a ii. M
4 De altfel,r ar Fl bine ga Q rotA
tic sd Sc faca 81 intrc functibnari
aducind in vechiul regat, nu M
mai Pc functlonarll Romlnl, ia
81 Do acei straini, raanasi i'll ser
viciul statului nostru, 81 earl az
nu stu inca bine sau char de 10
graiul Official al nouei tari.
Acest current de ,,va-et-vient'
fde IA ..ei'' la moi va avea bun
rezultate, 81 dc aceea credem c
trebue sa fie relevata Gu laud
mas,lra militara, care raspunde .
cestei chemari. 81 al carei autor {
8 ste lninistrul le razi,oi a Ron:a
d Ell Mari.
&, ,viitorul"). Petroaiiul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
Propuneri de Pace.

WASHINGTON, 26 Februarie.
= In noua propunere de pace pc
care facut-o marilor puteri, Ru-
sia sovietista sc obliga "a stabili
Rusie Pc principii democratica
81 face alegerile pentru sfatul
tarii.
Mai promite anularea decretu-
lui prin care Russia refuza sd GU
noasca datoriilc de stat facute iii
tari sraine, 81 plati interese du-
pa aceste datorii, dind ca garan
ia pentru accste promisiuni, con
cesii mari in districtele de mine
dc platinum 81 argint, unm sinli-
eat Anglo-Ameriean.
In schimb, guvernul sovietist
cere ca Marea Britanie 81 celelal-
te tari Sc abandoneze toate pla-
nurlle de interventie in Russia. La
fel propune ca Statele Unite sd
faca un imprumut Rusiei. facin-
du-i-se in schi1nb uncle concesii.
O. depesa din Londra care Sc
refera la radiograma din Mos
eova, spune ca guvernul sovie-
It's fdcut noui overturi State
lor Unite. Japoniei 81 Rominiei.
Nlci astfel de propunere nu a
fost primita la ministrul de ex-
terne, deci oficialitatea ma pu.
tut spunc daca sugestiile de ma
sus sunt cuprinse in oferta- d.
lpace la care Sc refera radiograma
din Moscova.
Oficialitatea II facut~ nici Ill
comentar pentru ca astfel d.
propunere Ia fost primita de gu
vernul American.
Stirea ca Statele Unite a fos
pus la olalta Gu Japonia 81 Romi
MIA in aceasta noua oferta de pa
ce, a fost primita ell mare su.
prindere de uficialitatea de aic'
Sc presupune insa ca noua ofert
e o partc a planului formulat 1
| guvernul sOvietist ca Sc incorc
| a incepe negociatii Separate.
| Consiliul suprem din Londra IL
va negocia cu sovietele i'll orc
zent. Aceasta decizie insa III lea
ga intru n:lnic T., Statele Unite
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
Sc CAUTA SCUZA

vor sc faca &c spun, apoi sa dove
deasca.
Lenin declara ca Europa nu Sc
poate indrepta fara Russia 81 nici
Russia fara Europa. 1nsa care sunt
stagiunile indreptatiriiY Europa a.
re lipsa'de griul rusesc, insa din a.
cesta nu sc poate capata prea multi
pima c1nd caile ferate rusesti nu
sunt in conditii bune. Aceasta va
lua eel putin dol ami de zile. Lenin
ccre Europei ca sd recladeasca cdi-
lc ferate pc care razboiul 81 econo-
mia bolSeyista lea ruinat; cind vor
fl recladite lie va intrebuinta el ca
sd exporteze griu orr a-si conccntra
armata rosie spre ataca Polonia
81 Rominia? Ell spYne ca a sosit
timpul ca bolscvistii sd 1ncete lup-
tele spre "a lucra 81 crea asa ca
intreaga lume sd vada &C a facut
bolseyismul''. Insa are el aceasta
in gind? Pace GU Russia inseamna a
muta criza din primavara aceasta
pc primavara, hal sa zicem anului
1922; daca vom fl mai capabili lie
la tine pept atunci, depanda de fe-
lul de pace pc care il vom face, 81
aplicarile consiliului suprem nu ne
da prea multa nadejde de a ne in
credc in cumentcnia lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
CRIMA ORR CAZ DE sINUcI-
DERE?

Politia aseara cauta ca Sc de-
terlnine daca Jure Juratorvic, il
etate de y ami, a fost impuscat
orr S a sinucis.
Cadavrul omului 4 fost aflat
dc sofia lui lungit Pc pmlele in
camera locuintei de pc Adison
Road, un glonte care a ;'atruns
prin t1mI'la dreapta il. :urmat
zilefe. La picioarcle l,li 81 afla un
revolver.
Politia ma fost instiintata nu
mai dupa ce cadavrul a fost dus
la lnorga.
D-na Juratorvic spus. polite
ca dinsa a pldcat de acasa la !
ore ca sa mearga la o pravali.
din apropiere, lar dupa ce s'a in
tors a gasit pc sotul ei mort.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
Sc spera @ respun-
sui lConSilil6ui Ia n0ta
.lui Wilson va pune
Cdpdt ContrOversei.
LONDRA. 27 Februarie.

LONDRA, 27A Februarie. =
Consaliul suprem al aliatlor a te-
All noapte respunsul lui
la nota presedinelui Wilson in
chestia Adriatica. Respunsul u
fost complectat in sesiunea de
All consiliului.
Respunsul la nota lui wilson !:
fost compusa fara prezenta pre-.
mierilor Lloyd George 81 Mile
rand. f
Lloyd George IA fost angaja.
All dimineata de Sc prepara
pentru desbaterile chestiunei Tur
ciei in Camera Comunelor pc cind
Milerarj a fost chemat in graE:i
acasa dir cauza grevei lucrat3ri-
ior callOr ferate.
In or; ce caz premierii Sian d
ratat ilal.e menibrilor din confc
rinta ;.s!pra subiectului.
Sc zice ca membrii consiliuIu
cred ca respunsul lor Va pune ca
pat controversei dc fata. Ultima
nota a prescdintelui Wilson Sc ri
ce ca este scrisa intr 'un ton con
ciliator, lie find greu Use res
punde.
Nota presedintelIi Wilson ;
fost liberata consiliului ieri, In
data dupa ameazi.
IN numarul de line yom pu
blica textul notcIor anterioar
intre eonsiliui s,prem 81 prese
dintelc Wilson ell privire la chs
sta Adriatica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
PENTRU ROMANUL
,,WRTUTE 81 DESFR1U"

Sc mai certifica primirea urma-
tOarelOr sumo:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
TIMPUL REGULA1'.

Ora exacta. Intr'un post militar
englez din Egypt de linga un orasel,
in toate zilele o lovitura de tun, a
rata ceasul dc amiazi.
Tn tinar Otter intreba pc arti-
leristul de serviciui
- Cum stii ora exacta cind tre-
buie sa tragi?
= Ma uit la ceas, domnule loco
tenent.
= 81 merge regulat ceasul dstale J
- De IMMUNE! Mil regulez in
fiecarc luna la ceasornicarul din
orasclul vecin, un clvetian care 10,
cueste de multa vreme acolo.
Citeva zile dupa asia, ofiterul ire
GU prin acel oraSel catre aniaza
Ceasornicarul elvctian, in picioart
in pragul easel pareea ca asteapts
ceva. ss
Ofitcrul il intreba
- All ceva dc llicru in tara asta
- NJ prea, raspunse ceasornica
rnl. Am mai multi timp de odihn;
de cit de munca 81 asia imi 1ngadu'
|sa astept in liniste lovitura de tul
care anunta ora IL de amiazi.
l. -
- Lovitura de tunf
50 Doamnc, urmeaza ceasornica
rul !; trebuie de sigur.
Dupa ca imi regulez ceasornicel
Isl pendulele!
| (,,sfatul Tarii'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
o ExPLozIE RANEsTE 16
FETE.

MANITOWOC, WIS, 26 Febr.
0 fata a fost ucisa 81 alte sase-
sprezece fete au fost ranite cind
praful a explodat III dcsparta-
mintul pentru lucrurile complecte
de la fabrica Aluminium Goo Is
Manufacturing Company.
Dintre cele ranite trei trag ae
moarte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-27
v7nT x,v7 nrDn ~ FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE
VOL.AV = NM. ~ UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS. IL
AVOMALIl.

Scumpirea excesiva a lucrurilor
are numeroase cauze. Ea facut o.
biectul multor articole in ziarul no.
stru. Trei din aceste cauze pot Fl So
cotite ca cele mai insemnate inexi-
stenta uhor obiecte, substante, ma
tcriale, etc. 81 deci ncvoia de a le i'm
pOrta; valuta derizorie; dificulta-
tile transportului.
La aceste cauze sc adaoga alte-
le, asupra carora de asemenea am
insistat. De pilda tendinta de spe-
cula ilimitata. S S'ar credc ca oda-
ia ce maria este prea scumpa, accia
carl servesc ca mijloc de raspindi-
re ei ar trebpi sd 81 reduca cistigul
la proportii rationale, pentru ca
cumparatorii, deja strimtorati, sd
nu fic jefuiti. Din nenorocire, scru-
pulele acestca sufera astazi 0 eclip-
sa pc care n o putem numi nici ma
car partiala, caci aceia carl tin sea-
me de atari consideratiuni de ONE
ME sc afla intro minoritatc prea
redusa.
Ceeace vrem sd relevam astazi
stunt uncle grescli savirSite char dc
autoritatile carl au putinta 81 da-
toria sd infraneze tehdinta de ur-
care neincetata a preturilor. Take
lie, impozitele, diferitele masuri lua
te de stat Gu caracter dc fiscalitate
nu pot Fl combatute in momentul a.
cesta 81 uncle nici nu sc pot discu-
ia. Datoria publica este att dc
grea, cheltuelile curente sunt att
de mari, pofta de a lie Sport prin pre-
tentiuni, carl numai in parte redu-
sa sunt intemeiate, este att de pro-
nuntata, resursele producatoare dc
ventura sc afla intro stagnatiune
att de simtitoare in cit silintele
statulgi de a-si usura neyoile, pina
cind va ajnnge Ia echilibrarea bu.
|getului, nu pot gasi opuneri justi-
ficate.
LII sc poate cere insa sd fic ratio.
male. Evident ca atunci cind Sc va
alcatui un program fiscal, in care
|impuncrilc sd fie in concordanta
in care totul sd fic sistematizat s.
proportional, anomaliile vor Fl ma
rare Gle cit acum. Totusi, char a
stazi Sc poate cere ca sd nu existt
situatiuni mcnite sd provoace risul
daca rczultatele lor IL ar Fl prca a
dine simtitc. Sc iau uncle dispozi
|tiuni Gu alta lipsa de chipzuint;
in cit lie intrebam daca cuvintul Sc
riozitate mai exista in dictionaI
|pentru locurile competinte = dac;
lin deridere Sc poate vorbi de com
|pctinta in astfel de imprejurari
Att Fl crezut, de excmplu, sa vede
III medicamcntele cele mai necesa
re, supuse la acelasi regim Gu lucru
rile cele mai dispensabile, am pu
teea zice char GU lucrurile casi S a
putea prohibi fara nici 0 pagub
pentru tara? Chinina, leacul boga
tului 81 al saracului, dar in tot ca
|zul refugiul bolnavului care nu dis
pune de mijloace mediate pentr'
un tratatment mai costisitor, pla
teste ca taxa de intrare in tara to
300 lei de kilogram, ca ,,rosul p
lbuze". Sulimanul 81 chinina pus
pc acelasi picior in fata preocupa
rii oficiale: iata inovatie care a
trebui popularizata caci caracter
zeaza o intrcaga mentalitate adm
nistrativa!
i Cum am spus, sc impune verific
rea multor dispozitiuni 81 punere
lor in concordanta Gu bunul sim
GU echitatea 81 Gu interesul publ,
(,,Universuls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02
Lexington Results

SIX furlo e%ee Uhree year Odds: maidens:
s,s'o ss ssss' g. 40 5oustt, IL Gunsfordl,,
By-tra9}l' $50. $27o. second; BIN liz
Rem =, - 10. third Time ia AZ
fhe ,Iarry, Aboss. Eye Wiuiter. Missed
Hae Is5'. free state. High Wind. Valen-
ran. ''' ho'Sicrcr and Buck Wilkes also
toS See9nd race two ear-oIds. maiaars.
Ni a 'u'onssj Euuu,ic. IN fStack1
el''l0 $50. won: Monsoon. ia
Ncbbssan'ee 54go, $8I0. second St
has S5 IL 5Lyke), $50. third. Time.
Southern ity hose Judge Busrow and
TIL. Gentleman also ran.
seiain,rtd race Uhrce-voar-olds. colts and
Rush IN e'Stuing: six furlongs)-Spics
Paul W., wv ida). S7c0 81 s3on won:
end; Mdedel. 10 Stack. $3.50 sec
III Tors a. lo7 (Busch) s420. Time,
sso ran A@osa, Anticipate and Hosler
ss SSeFt h race (three-year.old, and nm
kaisk, "l'@,doeman Handicap; one nile.
g. won ~ tNan Dusen). Ss7c s47n
.1Se, Sec, h'outeiedge. 1913 (Eusor). $3.50,
sse thu Matinee Idol. 115 tAmbrose)
sway also ilme' 80. Woodtrap and
nd rae race tthrcc.vea olds an. ,o,,o
h.s), sI ppEt.oong Peace Pennant rs ff;ar-
ls fRohirY, 1850, $3.50. won; ponnccons
~ iss9in H(. $3.50. $3.50. second; Dan
H. IS H erro'n9 $500. third. Time
s,, my and Bersagiicrs also St"G ran T. '00'''
.,ae rrsd race tfour- year-olds and nnward
~ tcsr,,Snn1a sixteenth)-- Orient
,est.worttbbo $3.50. $3.50, $3.50, won
~, seeond Last. lis tMerirnee}. s2.4o.
mls. thru rom Or. 112 tHanover)
" ran timothy j. Hogan and High S Gen Gear r
va; on. race (four year olds and up-
-, IoT f 'niis and sixteentf)--Mer
n .slasstson1 en4Gne.dy}. s4,2o. $3.50. s2.2o.
81 T Tsek Reeves, 10 ac a sS sS
gelniana -! ~ as. Hopeful, Jeiiison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-02

salmon Eilly
Scores Fourth
Win i'm a Row
,.,r;gante Beaten 5 Lengths
IN the Nursery Stakes:
Roval Arch Takes Jump
60 a Sncclo' 49, nonNent

p1urICo, Md, May !. The Mary
,.a Jockey Club began its fifteen day
mse,jng at Pimlico to-day under con-
,.;ons that were ideal for an opening.
T r, weather was delightful, the attend
~. uas close to $4,000 and the pro
was excellent The only draw
S.tk was the track condition. The
ain and the top soil which was put on
.Ts course this spring has made it
,.s, and fast time is out of the ques-
son.
The pimlico Nursery was the star
Traction. and it resulted in a very
",sv victory fer Careful, belonging to
" r salmon. The FLY IS still undo
s.otrd BY her victory in the Nursery
c.stes the earnings of the tilly have
''ant 10 nearly $4,000, and it is four in
=, INV for the daughter of Wrack. 1t
arnsars that she holds the iiliy end Of
re two-year-old division pretty safely
IN her lower Being q rapid breaker,
sSe e.trurs her opponents, sets a ter
,;e> mace and always races her field
Careful and Intrigante. the one sup
II SEQ TO beat her, raced along for a
iew strides after the start. but before
,bev had traversed sixteenth of n
mile Careful was three lengths to the
GOOD, and from there to the wire she
vas Just galloping, and won pulling up
by five lengths. lntrigante was ten
lengths before Fallscy.
The Inaugural Seeplechase. the first
event through the field to be run in
Maryland this spring, resulted in a
very easy victory for the Parr jumper,
ROYAL Arch, with Genevieve B. second
and James A. Sheridan third. Syfdaria
snd Old Bill Bender were racing along
al the third jump, when they came a
cropper. and Earlocker lost his ride.
Arethusa. from the II. P Whitney
stable. atoned for recent defeat when
She ran away with the Wicomico Purse
ior FLIES. She assumed the lead on
ne turn and won by two lengths.