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LEGAL NOTICE
H8xI1Do1 TO ELL LAID
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

tss.
County Of Grand Forks.
In County cou11
In the matter Of the estate .. Christian
Nelson. deceased:
On reading and filing the petition N
T. P. Anderson administrator Of TIE es-
tate Of Christian Nelson, deceased.
setting forth the amount Of personal es-
tate that has come to his hands. and tie
disposition thereof: the amour, o. debts
outstanding AGAINST said d>ceaxeS. ard a
description OF all the real es:ate of
which said deceased died seized. md tine
condition and value Of tn. respective
portions thereof; and praying that
license be to bin granted to sell the fol-
lowing described real estate .to-vit:
Block %" Of Bulge 4 EshelmznE Fec
n Addition to Grand Forks. y. D., in
the County Of Grand Forks and state Of
North DAkota-
And it appearing. by said petition
tate in the hands Of said administrator
to pay said debts. and that It is neces-
sary in order to pay the sa1ne 10 sell
the whole Of said real estate;
1t is therefore ordered that all per-
sons Interested in .aid estate. appear be-
the 7sth day Of February, A. ID. 1924. At
10 o'clock 4. ~. at the court house in
the City and County Of Grand Forks.
then and there to show cause, IL ans
granted to said T. p Anderson, admin
istrator. to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer Of said petition.
And 1t is further ordered, that a COPY
Of this order shall be published for four
successivs weeks prior to the day Of
hearing In the Grand Forks Herald. \
daily Newspaper printed and published
at Grand Forks in said county, and per-
sonaily served on all persons interested
IN said estate. residing in said county,
At. least ton days before said day az
hearing. n upon all other persons IL
terested, according to law. +.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this 9th
day Of January. 1892. ~
BY the Court,
L.EK. HAsSELL.
Judge OF County Court,
CHerald Jan. 70; Feb. 4-if-1S.) II.
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Ty Cobb of Detroit Braces
The Tiger Pitching Staff
8 Ray E.. Garrison.l


Bossing a ball club has worked
wonders with Ty Cobb's ~variegated
disposition. and the change. strange to
say, has heen wrought in one shor
year at the helm, of the Detroit
Tigers.
Watch Harry Heiiman lead the
American league at the stick again
this year says Ty from his home in
Henry Ford's town. "Heilman will
lie the greatest batter, the game has
ever known. if he keeps up his Won
derful stride Of last season.
Five years z or even less than
that. Cobb would have been issuing
firm denials hat any one except him
self could aspire to premier batting
honors and attain them. But pride in
his big outfielder seems to have
stirred in Tvs bosom. and he is con-
cedins Heilman everything.
Spends Navin's Money. y
Cobb is doing everything in his
power n is cleaning as many cob
webs as possible off Owner Frank
Navin's p~ocketbook. to strengthen the
Tigers this year. He bought two good
looking pitchers from Portland for
s40.0 600 and five players. The new
casters are Herman Pillette and Syl-
vester Johnson. 1t is said that sixteen
major league clubs were after john
son and that Navin's bid won him.
The newcomer to che Tiger staff is a
six-footer. a right handler and a 90
year-old kid.
Pillette is not rated az highly as
johnson but he is said to be a big
fellow with lots of smoke. Together.
Johnson and P:llette will help 10 bal
ance Cobb's three dependable south
paws. Bert Cole. Red Oldham and
Dutch Leonard. Middleron. Dauss,
Fhmke and Holling would be readily
! traded TO another club il the pilot of
the Bengals could find suitable ma
terial for his hurting department in
exchange.
Detroit had the same trouble as the
White Sox. Athletics. Red Sox and o.
occasions the Cleveland club when II
came to steady pitching last reason
This difficulty may now be partly
overcome with the addition Of two
right handlers to Cobb's lair.
Has Few Worries.
Outside of his pitching worries the
Detroit leader has a fairly easy mind
His inield and outfield are not caus-
ing him many sleepless nights. unlesz
it is second base. Pep Young says be
has discovered where the trouble lies
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BASKETBALL RESULTS
BEATEN.

st. Peter, Mimi. Feb. 3.-The final
whistle was all that saved Gustzvus
Adolphus from probable defeat at
the hands OF Concordia College in a
basketball game here tonight. The
final score vas Gustavus Adolphus
%: Concordia 20. Thirteen OF Con-
cordia's points were made in the last
10 minutes while the locals were able
to get in only two.
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HOCKEY
DEEEATED

Duluth. Feb. 3.-Duluth defeated
Pittsburgh. 4 to 2. tonight in the first
local home game Of Group Two,
United States hockey league season.
The visitors scored the first and
last goals of the game. Duluth tailed
twice in both the second and third
periods.
Drury and Mccormick, starred for
Pittsburgh. Mike Goodman Gagged
all of Duluth's scores His all aroun
playing II the work Anderson
at goal featured the locals play. 1t
was Duluth's second victory of the
league season. The teams play thu,
last game of the series here tomor-
row night,
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TODAv'S SPORTS

Racins-Meeting of Business Mems
Racing Association at New Orleans:
meeting Of Cuba-Anerican Jockey
Club at Havana; meeting Of Lower
California Jockey Club at Tia Juana.
Tenpis-Annual meeting of United
States Lawn TENS Association at New
York
Bowling-Annual tournament of
Elks' National Bowling Asocia tion
opens at Chicago.
Swimming-Central A.. A. T.. cham
ptonship events at Detroit: Central A.
a. U. championship events at St. Paul.
curling-Gotdon International Med
81 competition at Utica. n. r.
Track-Annual indoor meet of the
Boston A. A. at Biston.
Polo-opening Of annual touYna.
iient at Santa Barbara (cal.) Polo
Club.
Golf-Texas open championship
tournament closes 1t San Antonio:
annual st. Valentines Armament
closes at Pinehurst.
skating-silvssr Skates Derby at
Chicago Sunday.
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STATE or NORTH DAKOTA, )

STArE or NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Gr.as Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of John Bog
hart, deceA&ed:
": a. kcJDtyre and o. p.
Am.as. 3. H.,i. Henry J.
Ha,I' = Hall. Sadie
sauter. Hattie Hall. Dolly
Hall Alien. Alice Hail
Ger.sss; Leon SI>eIasd2
F1ora SIetter, Icltada
BoshAr- Jennie Phillips.
Frank II. BoWha<t, Anna
K,ns 1--we ,cIepent
kim. Henry Kline. str
Henry BoshaSt. Nellie 3.
Hanno. Retsa B. Stoddard, u
Fred 3. Hsshss. Hugh
Hughes, Hannah Hughes
Schloop. w. IT. Boutwell,,
Celia Rsilly. Nary Reilly.
and tho Salvation Army. Respondents
The State Of North Dakota T.. the above
named respondents:
fed that the petitioner above named
have hded in this court N instrument
purportipg to be the Last Will and
Testament Of the shove named John:
SCSUSnGNS IAAC, VI VIC Skky OK
Grand Forks; County Of Grand Forks
and state OF North Dakota. and have
asked That the. same he admitted to pro-
bate y that letter.. r~testamentary.
fthereoln be to- them isssued, ana that
said petition and the proofs Of said pur-
ported WILL will be heard and duly COM
.eidered by this court on THURSDAY the
75th day Of February, a. b. 1872. at !
o'clock II M. Of, that day. at the cour
rooms 9. this court in the court house.
IN the City and Coanty Of Grand Forks
n dsyouS and each Of are hereby
cited 70 Be and appear before this court
# sid time and place Apd anSwer said
petition an show cause, II any thero
h. Why the prayer Of said petition
should not be 6ranted. s
lated this 18th day Of January, a. III
BY tho Court, r
sSSbALt ge'aSL. X HAsSELL.
tHsrald Jan. ,1-,,: ~. aIose.
aHFtNaI1EsX re ffH+sEt .nT "a tx.4sa
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WINONA WINNER.

Winona, Mimi, Feb. 3.-The Vino
ma high schoo, defeated Lake City
high here this evening in basketball,
IS to 10. The Winona quint was su-
perior to the Lake City lve in all de-
partments of the game.
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HARLOW no

Hamilton, N. T., Feb. 3.-Richard
c.. Harlow Of State College, Pa, was
today appointed coach of the Colgate
University football squad, succeeding
Ellery C.. Huntington, Jr.
Harlow has bee associated with
Pennsylvania State championship
elevens for many years past as coach.
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DICKINSON |
TEAM E
MANDAN PLAYERS

Dickinson. N. D.. Feb. 4.-Dickin-
son high school basketball team de-
feated Mandan in a fast game here
last night. the score was Is to IS.
The score at the end of the first half
was 10 to 5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

Boxing fans who have been. eager
70 know # young Bob Fttxsimmons
~ rsAlly. there MA fighter, Will prob
IDLY = ont when 9 meets Martin
Burke IN New 1orisanGs
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Grand Forks High School Suf-
fer, First Defeat OfSeason
By Score OF Is To Is
Grafton Scored First Ba,-
ket and Wa. Never Led
Local. Tied Count During
the Second Period.
tHerald Special service)

Grafton, n. D., Feb. Coach
Murphy's Grafton high school basket
ball team continued its unbroken
string OF victories here tonight by
defeating Grand Forks high in u
hard battle, is to Is. Although it was
anyone's game until the final whistle
blew, Grafton, scored the first basket
and was never led. 1t was Grand
Forks first defeat this season.
The first halt closed, IL to 10, in
the locals favor, and during the sec
ond period the visitors tied up the
count at II all. Grand Forks was
held from then on to a free throw,
while Grafton slipped n more field
counter through.
Although Grand Forks put up a
hard fight, its guarding was not as
tight as it should have been. a fault
probably gained through playing teams
that it has beer able to run up large
scores on There were times also when
the team work was ragged and the
passing poor.
The summary:
Grand Forks. Grafton.
Loughlin. Gestor
Doe. Popowskl
Yoder, J. MACH
Wqutat. r. Mach
Field aoa,.1IouEh,in 2. soe i, 70.
der 2, Woutat /, Trotter 1, Geston 2,
Popowski .. j. Mach 2, F. Mach l,
Murphy /.
Free Throws-Yoder /.
Substitutes-Murphy for Stewart.
McCracken for Loughlin.
Geist of Crookston, referee.
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NO CHESS ON SUNDAY

Boston, Feb. s. Checkers and
chess may not be played in Massachu-
sets on Sunday without breaking the
law. The house Of representatives
today accepted an adverse report on a
bill to make those games legal.
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LEGAL NOTICE
10x1T TO C2ROI9o41
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA.

STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
County IT Grand Forks
CSuDtr CDVY
IN thf matte, of the estate o. NArxa1et
Olson, 1~ecexa<t-
Fotice Is assn0r given by Ole Olson,
executor % thE sStztf Of AArKAPe
Olson, Deceased. 70 tae c1sdstors OF, and
yesS~n8 AzssnE claims aSainst aid
d~<neaSed, 20 Nessat thp<m. with the
1esseS<sy YS2ehESg. ~ tire sz1d Ole
Dixon q, EsznA Forks. y. j.. within 81
sst<. TIE tn: publication ~ thds
notice.
D4teA tka 2rd Cay oS Ye1ruAry, 1877.
First publication Feb. 4. 1871.
OLE C1-SCk,
Executor.
J. A. ALPHSOk,
Attorney for Executor,
Grand Perks, ~. o.
fHer1A FEB. 4-l1-11-zS.j
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r HIGH WINS

Fargo, n. D., Feb. 3.-FArgo high
school had little trouble defeating
Devils Lake high here tonight by a
score of "a to IS.
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BADGERS EASY.

st. Paul. MINI, Feb. 3.-The Unt-
versity of Minnesota hockey team ran,
awav from the University of Wiscon-
sin here tonight, winning IL TO 2. Ed
ridge. Bartlett and Wyatt scored four
goals each for the Gophers. Wis
consin counted twice in tho last
period.
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COE COLLEGE SWAMPED.
Northfield, Mimi, Feb. Goo Col.
lege 8; Carleton College "a.
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EVELETH WINS,

= EVEIlETH WINS.
Eveleth, Mimi. Feb. 3.-Eveleth
beat Houghton, Mich, St.to' 3, in u
United States hockey league game
here tonight.
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THE GUNNER
TRIAL

TIME trial of VIM. GUNNER,
charged with the murder of
Marie Wick, of Grygla, will
probably commence on Monday,
February, 9th, 1922. The Herald
will carry a very comprehensive
report of this trial and will have a
staff correspondent in the court
room when the trial takes place.
LATE MARKET REPORTS
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24-I1omr Service Of The
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STUDIES ~POIlNEsIAN ART.

skating-silver Skates Derby at
Chicago Sunday.
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Swimming--Central A. A. l.. cham
ptonship events at Detroit: Central a.
A. U. championship events at St. Paul,
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Curlins-Gotdon International Med
ll competition at Utica. n Z

Track-Annual indoor meet of the
Boston A. A.. at Biston.
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Has Few Worries.

Outside of his pitching worries the
Detroit leader has a fairly easy mind.
His inield n outfield are not caus-
ing him many sleepleas nights. unless
it is second base. Pep Young says he
a discovered where the trouble lies
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-04

Polo-Opening Of annual tourna-
inent at Santa Barbara (cal.) Polo
Club.
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NOTICE To 01Epx3ons,
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. )

Judge OF County Court.
CHerald Jan. 70; Feb. 4-if-1S,)
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-31

of the civil .daeo
had taken ZOE
Funeral tomorrow
the
be 70 services. either Catholic or
post sunday during the absence
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-31

rJA- P2OcRA4;
y,lC 3lSt Monday, Apr .3rd Wedne sdayA APP
unj Nights in
rnati onal "Betty's Back Again. Tea Room.
J-Xerr1gan, Nazimova, "1he Weste1necs""
Lam. Fate"o
Regular
Be1vedere. sparkle in the sun:
Hc parade gay cockade. posies in his
amt pretty soldier boy" lovely sp1ck ana spa
marchin ,parcn1n' ,pipe-c1ay starchin',
Regular IA.
Sunday school nor yet
Al the day he gets his he's to spend it free
a=n temperance advocate he likes fill the
2he ~earin' tear3n' swearin',
Regular
Will amt ladies
let they IL send for him,you be-
To a, all, FASH on social
ets the JOB to faco the mob, the regular
W1llln' ar Ill I'M made for .k111ln
lar
shed he goes off to
packs knapsack up,
TO start the fight and start it right the army man
ratt1in batt1 Colt Gat11n',
Regular
the job don't talk big brave
dar11n' he best
that the the regular
The dandy, handy, COIL and sandy,
Regular
From .1cPhers endar"1
Evening star., 1922-06-11
GUIDE FOR FISHERMEN


catfish IN
a.
"a The Pot
to
bay,Rock and perch reported IN the
hardheads
rmles
be hired at any OF
and reported
Hardhead plentiful
icomco md
blood
roatsf
in boat
be
nony
Evening star., 1922-06-11
LATONIA RESULTS

First race. purse, 81, 400: s.year-olds and up
six furongs-NauglIty Nisda. - ,Rallsl
10. $3.50. 500. won: Miss Muff;ns. los
liartinl. 81 70. $500. second: Hadrian, III
tonvilie. Janku. Reg Pardon. John S. Reardon,
SeweI Combs and Govnor also ran.
Second race. purse. s1,4OO: for maiden 2
year-olds: five furlongs-Lavinia, l12 tGarnert .
S3I 80. $3.50. $50. won: Al stebler. !!s
tBarrett). $3.50. 81. 40. second: Actuary. 1la
Renala W. Cherokee and Grass Maid also ran.
Third race, purse. I.4OO; for 3-year-olds
and up: one mile and Observation-Disclosures
Maid. 107 Garnerl. $50. 50 10, $40, won:
Marine oCrps. 1le tkennedyl. s.; 40. s. SO,
second; Es'a,rolese las .Smifa,, h., Sroso' Toise
Alex, jr and Balance Wheel also ran.
Fourth race. purse. $500 added; for fllies
2 years old; five furlongs-Anna NJ Humphrey.
III tGarnrr,. $40 si 90. s.. 20. won: Avisack.
122 'Burke). $50 $50. second; Sweet
heat e" ia Miss Mnelva fnnta fis@ Gafda sWeei
Lady, Kindred. Sympathy and Parma also ran.
Fifth race. purse. 5000: added for Swear
'ods: one mile and one quarteT-Deadiock
III Martin,. $40. 500. out, won. Precious
Tree. III tKennedyt: out third. Time, 2.0J
So. John Finn and Tomahoi also ran.
Sixth race. purse. 81 500 for 3 3year -olds and
up; six furlones-Rraedalbane. ITO Garner.
TIM, $3.50. SEQ. second: Advocate. lol
POOL. $500 third. Time. LII %. Cen
timeter. Marvin May, Lord Allen and Neddam
Seventh race. purse. $500: for 3-year-olds
iO7 tPool). $3.50, $3.50. $40. won; Sands OF
Pleasure. 113 tkennedyl. s.. 40. $40 second
Rrotherly Love, ia iConnelly!. $40, third
Accelerate, Blarney Stone and American Boy
also ran.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
TORONTO RESULTS

First race. claiming: purse. 81 900: three
year-oids and up; seven furlongs-Lotte Lor-
raine, 9S tJonesl; $3.50. 5000. $500. won;
ond; Tanson. ia (Turnerl, $s.s5. third. Time.
1.27 2-5. Sheba. the Lamb. Mad Nell. Smart
Money. Mayer House and Caretaker also ran.
Second race. 81 900: for three -year-olds and
lacel. 1880 $40. $3.50, won; Peace Pal.
9s Gregory. sells. s3.65. second: Staunch.
III tTurner), $3.50. third. Time. 1:4e. Weary,
league and Huntless also ran.
Third race, purse. $1,000: claiming: three
year-oids and u2 foaled in Canada: one mile.
won; Blarney Boy, III (warring toni, siI 20.
SO 90, second; Brythonia. 1Os (Claver). $40.
third Time, -: Carry On, ASsyrian Queen
Fourth race. Prince Of Wales Steeplechase
Handicap: $500; four-year- -olds and up: two
miles-overmatsh. 142 (Borganl, $40. Is. $40.
out. second: laI Blighty md, 154 lkennedy,
ont, third Time. 400 Is. Jim Thorpe and
Shoal also ran. ta)Mrs Ambrose Clark entry.
Fifth race. Jacques Cartier handicap: purse.
-Champ:ain: 112 (st:rlins). $50, $3.50, s27o,
won: ta>Hildur. 1a6 (Claverl. $500. s21a.
! second; Bullet Proof. 103 tMcDermottt. $50.
third Time. 1.13. (a)Lion dor. Main Mast,
Fssh Sixth 'er raos a'Sp purse @ 81 ods ihreeyear
olds and Up; seven furlengs--Clansman, 112
parriqss"h 7ss sss SEC won; secans chss
1.27 3-5. Bremelia. Rolo Darnay. Frank Mon
roe and Lady Luxury also ran.
toni. s2l 80. s9.O5, $3.50. won. Asterisk. III
(Turnerl. $40. sS05. second; Poilu. los
s4lo third Emon, mine ait. itsss 4'5
othy, J. Hogan, Edith K, Pretender.- Buford
and the Decision also ran. Il
Evening star., 1922-06-11
BELMONT ENTRIES

First race, three folds and up: six fur
longs-Flun, 1OS: Fl Primo, LOO; Arnold b..
88; Translate, lis; Il. A. Poe. 123; Mabel
Curtis 1Ol: Round Robin 100: Bell Boyd. 9s;
Blue Brush. 1O3: blackstone, 1O6; End Man,
1ls; Chewink 101: Thorn Hedge. 113; Sim
plicity, 1O1: Bud Fisher 106: Camoneur. l06;
Mambi 113: Liberty Girl. 115: Seamint. IL
Leghorn, 1Ol: High C, 10l: Dan Boiling los
Catalan. lib.
Second race. four-year-olds md up; about
two mies-Ards, 1i3; Newhaven, 143; Shrap-
nell 142; Royal Gardens. 1876: Hi2hlsnd Lad,
146; Guy Gaunt, 13s; Tell Me, IA; Syosset,
143.
Third race. three year-olds and up: one
mile-Polly Ann. 11O; Elected md. log: KS
Fancy. 102: Lord Baltimore. 110: 1himble,
1903; Crossless, 1O4 Chateau Thierry, 11S.
Fourth race three -year-oids and up: one
mile-Sadde and Boots. 1903; David Harum.
Ill: Crystal Ford. 1V7; Lady Brighton. 1l2;
Muskallonge. 116; Tangerine. "a; Tufter, ITO;
Mystic. 1G3; Krewer. 112; Brainstorm. 90;
Vendor. 81; Ralco. 109; Teddy r., 10; Pill
grim. 1l5; Whisk, 1G.
Fifth race, three-y olds and up: one mile
-EcIelsis. 119; Master Hand. 112; shanks,
100: Leochares 2nd, ILL.,: Letterman. 1l9; Cav
andisb, 115; Valentia, 100; Brave, 100; FitZ-
gibbon. 105; Eenizelos. 1O5; Lally, liz; Prud-
ish. 1U1.
Sixth race two o-yearolds: four and a half
furlongs-Poor Pnss. Glare. Sister Sue, Ray
Dear, Sponsor, Chiffon. Segovia. Thesilay, Miss
Smith. Confederacy. FL Dorado, Gray Bonnef,
Chimes, Mersereau. Sunfey, Eve sawyer
Edict, Possible, Brlliance, Feather. Stella
Maris, Wigwam, Nantokah. Simplex, SIX las
sci. 115 each.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
TORONTO ENTRIES

First race, two-year-olds: Ave furlones-
Delusive, III; Arendal, ia: Nuilli secundus.
los; Elizabeth Bean. ia; Rocket. 100; Sam
second race. three-year-olds and up; FIVE
and one half ongs-Mallowmot. 116; Lady
Betty, ia; Antphon, III; Myrtle Crown,
100; Jamma 10T; Eva Song. 107: Fanatic,
100; Landless. 1l3: Assyrian Queen, Ill
Hickey Wickey 10: Bryngar, 107; Dorkin
107; Lady Heart. 106; China, 95,
Third race, fonr-year Odds and up; about
two miles--Courteous, l47: Briz5 147;;' St
Paul, I4O; By Heck. 147: EnricO Caruso. 145.
Fourth race, three-year-olds and up; six
furIongs-Marmite, III; Charles ). Craigmile,
III: Mumbo Jumbo, 100; Lads Luxury, 1o7
Rolo, 105; Actress, 1O7: ShipInate. 105: By
Jove. 100; wild Flower. III; Ku Klux, 100;
Phantom Fair. 1oT: Betsinds. io7; Redla nd,
1905: The Decision, 105; Allah, 105; also
eligible, Hind0cstan, 105; Pokey r, los
Fifth race, three -year-olds and up; one mile
--Modo ITO; The Lamb, 10s: Fair Gain, 100;
Lady Weave, 10l; Mercutio, 101; Heron, 100
Sixth race. three -year-olds and up; one mile
--Cuanah, 110; Jewell v D. 105. Mad Nell
1903: Dolly Warden, 95:, Miles s, 10S; Evelyn
white, 103: Bountiful, 100.r N5 r>-sr
Seventh race. four-year-o -olds and up; one
and one e-eight miles-Sailor, 10o; narnay
100; Attorney Muir, 1O5; Duke Run. 100;
Murray, 100; Smart Money, 105; Lazy Lou
105: Star Realm. 10e. -
Evening star., 1922-06-11
LATONIA ENTRIES

First race, three-year- r-olds: six furlongs-
Hysteria. 8s; WhirI.. 100; Ever Bold. lo3:
Rekab, 1903; wayward Lady. 105; Petite. 1U7;
Lima Clark. 10S; Colored Boy. los; Ashland,
ia, and Janku, ia.
Second race, two-year- ODDS: FIVE furlongs-
La Orb. 1l5; Jack Bauer. 1l5: Actuary, 1l5;
Polite. 115; Rustem. 1l5: Vida. 1l5: Al
Stebler us: Bill OFlynn. lis; Banner Bearer,
ll5; Stump. jr. 1l5; Mayor Carroll. 1l5; As
piration, li5. and Bastnado, 115.
Third race, three year olds and up; mile and
one esixteenth-Split Grass. 90: Fred Kinney.
1O1: Casey. 10l; Handel. 10i; 0olala. 101;
Winding Through. 108: Sportsman. 10s; DIR.
Little. 106; Flying Prince. 108; Alameda Girl,
10; Dorus, 40, and Topmast. Ill.
Fourth race. three year-olds and up; one
mile ands seventy yards-Bojul. 1903: Tulsa, 104
Korbley, H4; Twinkle Blue. 104: Brown Bill.
100; Warsaw, 10a; Red Legs, 100; Wexford.
108; Pahnska. 100; Trust Official. 100; Uncle
yelo, liz: The Wit. 115: Vermont. 10i: Gray
son, 112; Jordan. 100: Ollie Wood. 109. and
Cirgo, 100.
Fifth race, four-year-olds and up: six fur.
longs-Scotland Yet, 101; Jimmie Daw. 103:
James O'Hara. 103: Col Baker, 106: Blowing
Bubbles 1O8: Elmer H., 1Os: Ruby, 10: Ben
Bolt 1I5; Castlereigh. 115, and Ararat. lis.
Go, 105: Dearie. 1Os: Bess L.. 110; Antonia
no; Manicure Maid. no; Pavlows. 110; Jane
10. and Miss Minerva, 113.
Seventh race, three year -olds and up; one
and a quarter miles-Countess. 103 Concen
fellow, 105: Young Adam. 40; Nordeck, ITO
Pit, 105; Gorilla, 105; Padua. 10J; DIR. Rae
1Os; War Spirit. 40. and Wadsworth's Last
ia