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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-14
GOV. ALLEN MEETS DAVIS

Diplomatic Relations of Rctir-
ing Governor and His Successor
VIII Not Be Strained-Govcrno
Allen VIII Introduce Governor
Elect Davis to State Executives
at West Virginia Conference.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-14
PLEASANT FALL WEATHER
Last Night Was Coldest of Season,
With Temperature of %.

TO-DAY ) -FEMPERAIORES.
z O'Clock. .....2sI11 o'clock. -. Al
8 o'clock. ....30i12 O'Clock. AZ
9 O'Clock. .....33 / o'clock. AS
10 O'Clock. E. .34 3 O'Clock. 40
Shippers' Forecast.
Protect all thirty six hours shipments
north against a temperature of % de-
grees. West 20. East and south 81.
Pleasant autumn weather will be <on
tap for Topekans in the next twenty
four hours and this brand will prob
ably be general the baIance of the
week, says Meteorologist Flora. Ths
worst of the cold snap is over, says the
weather man. Clear, sunshiny days
with moderate temperatures and
nights cold enough to require over
coats and plenty of covers is the
weather program
A temperature of % degrees, which
was the lowest of the season. occurred
in Topeka at Z O'Clock this morning.
The previous low temperature for the
season was 80 degrees, which was re-
corded several times in October.
Topeka has no chance of having
snow in the immediate future. No
precipitation occurred IN Kansas in
the last twenty-four hours. The sky
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-14

Protect all thirty-six hours shipments
north against a temperature of % de-
grees. West 20. East and south 81.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.

You are seeking the opportunity to
make q success in a big way, and we
can offer this opportunity TO few
men Of the right calibre.
For the past year we have been sur
cessfully raising sufficient capital to
market two of the most revolutionary
products ever placed on the American
OF well known. successful New York
business men-and we believe the
AVERAGE earnings OF our sales sFa
mot INDIVIDUAL exceptional case
are larger than any similar organ sz-
ton In the city.
(FNull particulars OF our company raa
De found In a half page article wi
appeared in the New York Journal af
Commerce on March 2nd.)
We need few more men TO take ma
places OF men who are going ff9aa
merchandising positions. and the 9o~
portunity offered is TO make unusus liy
large commissions during the next taw
months and then TO securN a perIra-
nent executive position In our National
Merchandising Sales Organization with
exclusive territory.
You are cordially invited to attend a
meeting OF our sales force, which viil
be held.
Tomorrow (Saturdayl,
Promptly at $50 A. NJ.
A number of our Directors will 80
present at this meeting, and also sa~n
from our Boston and Baltimore ot-
fices. and you can size up our organ
cation for yourself.
II you cannot attend this NEE my
call at your convenience any day raxt
week for complete details. Kindly asa
for Mr.. Pringle.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORAL roal,
Buckley-Newhall Bldg, 700 9Th A.
Bet. doth and 41st SITS.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
BANKRUPTCY SALES

IN REGARD BANKRUPT SALE OF sHIvAR
SPRINGS.
Notice Is hereby given that the sale Of the
property of the Shivar Spring Company will
not take place on the 18th OF March, 1922, as
heretofore advertised The sale will take
place at later date. the notice of which
will be duly advertised In the want columns
OF this and other papers. JOHN X. HAMB-
LIN. Attorney for the Trustees. Union. s. C.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Massachusetts-Sale or Rent.
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED to lease on south side OF Mont
clair by family of three. or 8 room
house and garage must be a good location
and either new or modern and up to date In
every way: $1,000 TO 81, 400 year. Answer
by letter only. giving location and details.
w. II. Drummer. 149 Sterling ST., Bklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

4 well known New York bank consolidating
with another, asked us . dispose Of their
surplus high grade office furniture. Ths
bargains include walnut roll and flat top
desks, chairs. steel safes. filing cabinets.
mahogany desks, fire extineuishers. Pyrene,.
Call al once and make your selection, as II
must be first come. first served. SAVAGE
EQUIPMENT CO., Uaed Furniture Dept. lfe
Rroad st ~ n. c. Rowling Green OI0I
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
between JOHN wANAMAKER, NEW YORK.
and II. RUNNER, I win sell on the Oath
day OF March. 1922. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon in the piano department of John
OF New York, one style mahogany Grand
piano and bench. as provided by Sections 65
and 66 OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. W. GENDERINCi, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
PIANOS WANTED.

f.p.ND nfano wanted: vin pay good price.
DR RoSENBACH. HARLEM a0sa
An advertisement ~ the Lost ond
Fouad columns Of fRE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering pour lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Westclicster.

BROWN LODGE,
80 PROSPECT ST, NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH or WITHOUT
BATH. TELEPHONE 24j4.
NEW ROCHELLE. Cambridge Inn, corner
Echo and Sound View ays.--Beautiful two
room suite, rriyatc bath also single and
double roorle Phone t0J1 New Itocncllp
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
statesmen.
THREE REAL Statesmen.

You have seon the advertising ot
our product IN tho Times and on
The biiboards Of the subway. ele-
waited and tube trains IN New York
city, Brooklyn and New Jerscy.
You have bought II on the rews-
stands. &C Now VIC ARE expand
ipR and want three more live wire
producers 10 sell r limited amount
II our capital stock. We furnish
leads. You clo7e them. Liberal com
mission arrangement. netting 500
! week aud up. Address box i.S
Herald, Herald -.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.
FURNISHED

RESPONSIBLE japanese family two adults.
one baby. want for immediate possession
until end Of NAV five 20 eight rooms. moi
ern furnished apartment. located I'D st to
i2Oth st.. west eide. Reply MI1'SUl a CO.,
81 broadway
NTED--Wel furnished apartment. with
maid service. rooms and bath between
30'h and Goth -ts Answer 2t5G Herald.
ESQ D'way.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
New Jersey-Sale or Rent,

MERE IS A QUAINT little home. by the side
of the road. near a quaint little. old-fash-
ioned town. completely equipped for year
from New York city: splendid committing
service: plot of one-third acre, shaded by
fine old oaks. Plenty of flowers and shrubs.
Completely decorated inside and out. and in
cludes all the modern conveniences for COM
Portable living; six handsome rooms. tiled
Healthy hills. Sacrifice for s.. 800 to desir-
able party. allowing $4,000 in easy payment
mortgages to remain on property. Plot look
$50 feet: near country club, schools. churches
and markets. In refined. exclusive. purely
residential neighborhood. Rights for bath
dng. boating. fishing, skating and ice boat
1ng on privately owned lakes run with the
deed. RURAL, p. o. Box 1107. City Hall
Station, New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
New Jersey.

HOTEL LEMON. Central av.. near Broad st..
Newark. y. j., minutes from Hudson
tubes. honey, comfortable, single. douhle
rboms or suites: American plan; moderate
ralea ELEVATOR. fireproof: conrteoua aervIce.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IN the market TO purchase tenements.
houses. business and apartment buildings
PAItTOS REALTY CORP. 3al 9th av.
TENEMENTS. APARTMENT houses wanted
Owners, have cash buyers.
VIM. r. JONES son. 1853 Broadway
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

wANTED-About 1000 square feet. 10 year
lease E34th TO 50th sts.. for executive of
fices; under 50 square foot. ATTORNEY.
42S 4th av
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Pennsylvania.

4 moderate priced boarding home for hose
seeking 4 permanent home or rest; Ideal
locations: good food and finest mineral
water. nood iieatmoni. children also taken
alone. THE NAPLES Ntron. IA
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

situations Wanted Female Domestic.
HEADQUARTERS fer reliable colored help
large numbers specially. Macon Agency
Harlem a2i1.
COMPETENT culorcd help city cvuntfy
personal references c-'r. Greene Agency
Mornings slide sGfa.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Norions
Point. New York tIarbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms, with OF without bath, ~ min'
utes from Times Square, 30 minutes Cham
bers St. Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
LADY WILL TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE
or CHILDREN, GIVING THEM SPECIAL
ADVANTAGES, sEAsHORE. IN CHRIS
TtAN HOME OF REFINEMENT; s25. y 2ib3
HERALD $50 BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
MAN

A PICKED NAN-Thc alan who answers this
ad and who is selected TO fil the niohe In
our sales force that we are nov about to cre-
ate viii find his opportunity distinctly unique.
First he win receive The personal, individual
will see 70 It that ne is fairly and fully fanlil-
him 70 do. lie VIII then he given opportun-
ity, Immediately. to make a bid for executive
position a. earnings not less than $4,000 a
year. Meanwhile he viii find II easy to COM
m1nd very handsome compensation. We are
well established. long successful, Thoroughly
dependable concern. We are getting out Of
the rut Of expecting too much from man at
the start. We are going to stake man now
preferably an inexperienced man-to an
easy road right lin to the top pinnacle OF the
big paving hertnf at Our disposal Our re-
uuirementS are only two--you must be
Christian ard over - years of age. Call
suite 1910. - w i4th st.
MAN wanted familiar With gun metal and
OTHER metal finishing processes. Write
Allen CUTLERY Co, lnc.. NeMburgl, ~. "
MEN-I.x- service men. II you have honor
able discharge can give references as to
your habits and good repute and wish 10
take part III developing company designed
10 give profitable employment to ox-service
fnen without exploitation Of military service
or charity 90 II to-day, after 10 A. NJ. Room
Gis. 1919 B'way. Ex-Service Mems Corpn.
REAL, Estatc-Wanted. experienced brokers,
midtown office. selling, leasing liberal
commission. Address Confidential. 456 Her
aid, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
GARDENER.

GARDENER
Married man wanted TO take charge gar
Cen and greenhouse April submit refer
ences with reply +. G.. Stevens, Attica, n. y.
GARDENER with knowledge OF driving au-
tomobile, Westchester county, experienced,
single. Apnlv LII East goth. Y. Y. city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

AT SHORT HILLS-A very attractive home !;
10 minutes walk from Short Hills sta
ton; most desirable part of the park; ore
acre ground; beautiful trees; car garage;
the house is white shingled, nice hall with
place; large inclosed sun parlor. heated; !;
with tile floors, good sized dining room,
fireplace, large buffers pantry; nice size
fine cellar with storeroom, laundry and
toilet; second floor. master bedrooms with
3 tiled bathrooms, sleeping porch; third floor,
large maids rooms, front room and bath /;
house built about years; owner sailing for
Europe is offering, 1t at a. great sacrifice /;
the best order; not a dollar to spend on 1t;
possession at once; 80 minutes express to
New York on D., l.. W.; all best of con-
yeniences. Apply to ADAM DAY. Telephone
BS2 Short Hills. .stf
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Motor Trucks.
Automobile Bodies.

BOnY-Haf van. 16x6x63 high. sui
for market or wholesale grocer:
flee. 56 Cole st., Bklyn. Tel. Henry
CADILLAC r. 1920. coupe body only. sN7l
flee. VYTfS<A. 25s W. Goth. Col.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

TWO pool tables. complete; good condition.
800 Monroe St. Hoboken. N. J. Telephone
Hoboken 1127-M.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
For Hire-Passenger Cars.

GREAT BRITAIN-To VISITORS. LuN
OUS PRIVATE CARS. with experi
liveried drivers who know all places Z
tereat and act as guides. hired by
week OF month: the best way TO see
Britain. GRANVILLE HIRE GARAG
Grosyenor Gardens News tNorthl, LouNf
&. w I. tTel. Victoria Gsi2
BEAUTIFUL Z pass. Pierce Arrow.
reasonable rates. owner drives. MOI
side 3024.
LIMOUSINE iandaulet, new, hour. day
or month. reasonable. SCHNEIDER
ons2
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN L. wAGENFoHR. mother walt.
Ing to hear from you as father died Feb
ruary Il. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Statesmen

have \ high class selling proposition
- bc conducted In upstate cities.
need live wires. who have sold
and are capable of selling. To such
men a lucrative income L. assured,
Phone Bryant 1910 for appointment.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMATER BEAUTY SCHOOL,
4S5 9th av., near 3oth. opp. Lord Taylor.
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 week.
Hairdressing, Manicuring.
All branches taught; register now for high
position; cannot fiji the demand reach
out now for success in an environment of
wealth and refinement: day, evening classes.
Telephone 1915 Vanderbilt
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty
School. 11e w. 42d ST.. or Brooklyn. IS 4th
av. Newark branch. s4T Broad ST. Circular.
LADIES EARN s40-x50 WEEKLY
HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING.
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT
by expert instructors; diplomas guarantee
positions. Special $50 course. Day and
eve classes. Enroll now: Easy terms.
NILES BEAUTY SCHOOL.
210 9Th av., near 26th st.
Telephone 9642 Madison square
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING, dressmaSlng, millinery taught.
day evening, individual instruction. Nc
pOwElL SCHOOL. - w. 4oth st. Long
acre T23. Chartered under Regents.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

Statesmen have room for additional
secnritv saIesmcn on our force now organ
lznr: only hich caliher men of unquestion-
able integrity considered. very attractive
hlrh efaea enterprise and successful sales
reprcaentatives wiz have opportunity of stay
Ing with general saies organization when
financing Is completed. 2o54 Herald
Herald sd
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
MUSICAL.
OFFICE FURNITURE.

ANpFEsON'S augmented orchestra. colored.
Music furnished for all occasions. Aud.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

SALESMAN 70 dealers of highest grade spe-
eini furniture, which We manufacture for
exclusive trade. liberal drawing account and
expenses with commission. We need the very
bert man IN this particular field; give full
particulars a. to experience. age. &C., In
yonr reply y el11 Herald, $50 Bway
sALEsst,sN- auld you Ike ia capitalize
your snare rimc tho flWc vou now spend
waiting FOR trains or appointments ~ small
towns along Nour route III 20. tall Mond ~
drrina day or .,vcniuc at 70 ana learn how
10 ca ~ $50 or $50 pcr wcri without iaterfer
Ing with vour resent WotS, suite lulO, -
West I'D st New YORK;
SALESMAN. roun- man, Christian. small
aatary 10 Sfartt fAtrHarrs governed by re.
sui,r ARMY N 1- Barclay -. room -
gt,et-vrrN rNLI.eNhN WHO is TltOR.
g--gtfty ravtt.tAc WITH GERMAN
coVrgSNrN'r Nt-NlrtrAL ANu lNuus-
.rFsfNl ~ Nt IS ANtr WH1 t'AN TALK iN4
.rt,t.tft t.Nwt t.v Ttus wt.IEpfT~ 81: CAS-
NAsr NN ATrNAcrfNE CONNECTION
wffi IS STAEiIstuEp INVESTMENT
rrINNaf
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Automobiles Wanted.

AUTOS FOUGHT FOR CASH
JANDoPr AUTO CO. 100 Broadwn.
Circle 2f16
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

-workingman's two family
house; il rooms. baths, steam heaters;
nice. light. airy rooms; double porches; only
E1,50G cash, balance by month like rent;
entire price, $500: ready to move into. Get
the key from Mrs. LILLIAN NJ SUMMERS,
1s Beech St. near Quincy av.. Arlington.
FOR SALE-Reasonable. comfortable house,
ten rooms, bath. electricity, fine condition,
Prospect ST., East Orange. n. j.: immediate
possession. ALEXANDER c. MORGAN. %
Broad st. n. y. city. Tel. Broad SS6.
FREE list Of houses Tor sale and rent. Write
VAN WINKI.E CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
ROCHELLE PARK, N. J.--Seven room house
10 let. Phone Lenox 9611.
$4,000 for 0 room house. minutes sta
tiou, gas, electric, water, sewer, steam,
bath. garage, spacious porch and plot. ex-
tended view. EUGENE JOBS-H. T.. BECK
CO. Realtors, opposite station, Summit. N. J.
S2I 900 for 0 rooms, baths. English stuc-
home at Short Hills. n. j., all i'm
provements. FREDERICK p. CRAIG. Short
Hills. NJ j.
Massachusetts--Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE-Furnished or unfurnished nine
room house; barn. garage, garden. nice
view; easy terms: bargain. M. e. c., IA
Main St, Great harrington, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

COAL SALESMEN-Those with experience In
selling all sizes Of coal. II 730 Herald $50
B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to lsth ST.. Inclusive.
BROADWAY. 416 tcorner)-Two lofts, S., ,00o.
y. 18th st., cor 1sth--Two lofts $500.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
INsTRUCTIoS-DANCING.

-trEEE pairs green velour portieres. r1|
$40 Riverside Drive, apartment, Az.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

a snort flight up. - II. frontage, on
Nassau St, 100 n. deep. running
through to alley at rear: entrances
front and rear; tiled floor, walls and
ceilings; steam heat: Immediate pos
session; rent $1,000. located 1i3 Mas
sau ST Apply KLEIN RAPID SHOE
REPAIRING CO.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

MOTHERS care and home given 70 girl be-
tween ages o and IA years; private Jewish
family: Parkway section, Brooklyn; REFER
ences exchanged. Phone 24osW Decatur.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-12
Belmont Park Entries

FIRST RACE-Claiming for s.
year-olds and UP. six furlongs;
Fluff. los: El Primo. 100: ARNOLD
b, 9s: Translate. lls: Edgar AL
Ian Poe. 1928: Mabel Curtis, 1oI;
Round Robin, 100: Belle Boyd
ss: Blue Brush. 1903: Blackstone
LOG; End Man. 11s: Chewink, I0I,
Thornhedge. 11s: Simplicity, I01;
Bud Fisher. 1o6; Camouflage. 100
Mambi. 113; Liberty Girl. us; Sea
Mint, 122: Leghorn, l0l: High c.
1o1: Dan Dolling. los; Catalan
113.
SECOND RACE - steeplechase
selling for 4-year- and up
about ? miles; Ards. l43; Newhav.
en-. 143; 'Shrapnel. 142; Royal
Greens, 1856; Highland Lad. 146
Guy Gaunt, @13s; Tell Me, l47
Syosset l43.
THIRD RACE-The Queens Han
dicap for mares, 3-year-olds anc
UP, one mile: Polly Ann. 10
Elected II. 1oS: Kings Fancy. 1o2
Lady Baltimore, 11o; Thimble. 1903
Crossless. l04; Chateau Thierry
10.
FOURTH RACE-the Harlem sci.
ling stakes for 3-year-olds ant
up. one mile, SaOQle ana bOOtS
1o3; David Harum. Ill: Crystal
Ford. 107; Lord Brighton. 112: Mus.
kallonge, '116: Tangerine. "a; Tuf.
ter, 10: Mystic. lo3: Brainstorm
90; Vendor. "a; Ralco, 10s; Teddy
R.. l10; Pilgrim, 115; whisk. 107
FIFTH RACE-Conditions for 8.
year-olds and up. one mile; Ex.
cells. ll9; Master Hand. l12: Nancy
Shanks. 100; Leochares II, 112
Letterman. 119: Cavendish. 115
valentia, 100: Bravo. lo5: Fitz.
gibbon. los; Venizelos. 1o5: Lally
ll2; Prudish. lO7.
SIXTH RACE-For maiden fillies
2-year-olds. Az furlongs. straight
Poor Puss. III; Giarre. 115; Sis
ter Sue, 115: Pay Dear. IFS: Spon-
sor. 115; Chiffon, IFS: Segovia, l15;
Thessaly. 115; Miss Smith. 115,
Confederacy. lis; FL Dorado, 115
Graybonnet, IFS; Wedding Chimes
l15: Violet Mersereau. ll5: Evelyn
Sawyer, 115; Edict, lis; Possible
1l5; Brilliance. lis; waterfeather
115; Stella Maris. 115: Wigwam
115; Nantokah. 115; Simplex, lis;
Silk Tassel. AIS; Sunfey. lis.
Apprentice allowance of
pounds allowed.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-12
KNICKS HIT HARD
TOCAPTURE TWO
Beat Harlem A. C., 7-2, in
Opener and Trounce Bar
retts, III, in Final.

The Knickerbockers grabbed of
both ends of double-header, de-
feating the Harlem A. C. in the
first game by the score Of to .,
and then handing the Barrett A. c.
an 11-to-7 beating in the nightcap.
The pitching of Sothern and Nc
Carly for the Knicks was first class,
the former striking out fourteen in
the first game and McCarty whiting
eleven in the second. The Knicks
had a field day with the bat. get
ting total OF twenty-eight hits in
the two games, Kessler leading with
six hits. followed by Counselman
with Ave and O'Neal with Ave. Sui
ltvan. in left field for the Harlems.
played a wonderful fielding game.
making several dificult catches. for
which he was roundly applauded.
Tuesday the Knicks will cross bats
with the Cleveland A. c. on
Wednesday with the Western Union
and on Thursday with the wash
ington Council team of the knights
of COln m hts The
The Washington herald., 1922-06-12
LatOnia Entries.

First Race For 3-year-olds
claiming; purse s1.50o; six fur.
longs: 'Hysertia, 98: 'Whirl, 100
Ever Bold. 1903; 'Rekab, 1903; Way
ward Lady, 10s; Petite. 107; Lima
Clark. 10S; Colored Boy, 10S; Ash
land, ia; Janku. ia.
Second Race-For maiden 2-year.
old colts and geldings; purse
s1.400: FIVE furlones: La Orb, 10;
Jack Bauer lis; Actuary, lis; Po-
lite, us: Rustem. 115: Vida, lis;
Al Stebler. lis; Bill O'Flynn, lis,
Banner Bearer. 115; Stump, Jr.
lis; Mayor Carroll. lis; Aspiration
115; Bastinado. lis.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and
and a sixteenth. split Grass, 80;
Fired Kinney. 1O1; .Casey. 101
'Randel. 101: CoIala, 1o1; windins
Through. 10s: Sportsman, 1O6; DR.
Little, 106; Flying Prince, 106; Ala.
media Girl. ITO; Dorius, 11o; Top
mast, Ill.
Fourth Race - For 3-year-old.
and up; claiming; purse $1,000
103; tulsa, 104: 'Korbley, l04;
DAocy AVfE DIO"H Dill
los; Warsaw. 10e: Red Legs, 10s;
Wexford. 109: Pehaska, 1Os: Trust
Of1cial. 10s; Uncle Velo, l12; The
Wit, lis; 'Bermont, 104; Gray
son, 112: Jordan. 100: Ollie Wood,
10s; Virgo. 10s.
Fifth Race-Purse $500; allow
ances for 4-year-olds and up; six
furlongs: Scotland Yet, 1ol; Jim
mie Daw, 103; James F. OHara
l03; Col. Baker. 1os: Blowing Bub-
oles. los; Elmer X, los; Ruby.
ITO; Ben Bolt. lis; Castlereish,
us: Ararat, lis.
Sixth Race-Purse s1,400: claim
ing; for 3-year-old illies; Ave fur
longs: 60, los; 'Dearie. I0s: Bess
L., ITO: Ten Sixty, 10; Antonio,
ITO: Manicure Maid. 1l0; Pavlowa,
ITO; Miss Jane, ITO; Miss Min
erva, l13.
Seventh Race-Purse s1.4OO. for
aIyear-olds and up; mile and a
quarter: Countess. 1903: .Concen-
trate. 105; Chinnie Walsh, los;
Lady Lonefellow. los; Young
Adam. l1o; Nordeck. ito: .Pit,
1o5; Gorilla, 10s: Padua. 10S: .Dr
Rae, l0S; Warspirit, 11s; wads-
worth's Last. 115.
"A. A. c. five pounds. Weather
clear; track fast.