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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
HOICdrd Jones Denies
Eastern Grid Talent
Superior TO Western

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov T.
According 10 Howard Jones, head
coach ot the Iowa team, the east.
ern universities do not possess
material that is superior TO that
In the western Writing In tho
Yale alumni weekly, Howard said,
IN response to n query;
Il believe that critics are mis-
taken when they say that mate
rial in eastern institutions 10 SUI
pvrior 20 that In western. In my
opinion the material In most west
ern conference universities and
other large unlversitie. Is in gem
eral the equal OF the material In
the eastern. Ot course. IL varies
In different institutions, | can't
see how any capable coach can
judge his material before IL has
been tried out and proven, and
how critics on the outside can say
Yale has wonderful material be-
fore the men even appear on
Yale field, is remarkable"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. Z. = Mrs.
Arthur Chevrolet wife ot tho fa-
nous automobile race driver, Is
held by the police hero today ON
charges of assault aud battery and
improper driving. arter, it Is al
legged, she caused another machine
TO skid to avoid hitting her car, re-
sulting in the injury OF two men.
Her husband was Ia the car at the
time OF the accident
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
Military Fugitive Caught.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov, e.
Sergeant Robert Bond is In Jail here
today awaiting eXtradit,on to Fort
Crook. Neb', whore he Ia alleged to
have escaped from the military
prison six weeks ago, Bond. whose
home II said tu be Peoria. was ar
rested by detectives when he at.
tempted to sell package OF stolen
laundry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

CHICAGO. Nov - Buitor--UnohanEei.
1 Butter Unchanged.
EgEs--unc hanged, receipts t,6r0 cases,
Poultry alive, higher. fowls iiu20c,
sprlngs lSho. roostcrs IL, turkeys sSc,
eacAe pc
/ iPota toes null. receipts lTa cars. total
United states shipments 757. Wisconsin
sacked round whites e0Ws Sac Cwt.f littu
bulk 80 o. s0c cwt. Minnesota ditto, whites
Sg 20 sec; Minnesota ditto Red river ohioH
ssWpa. Minnesota sacked kings lbc cwt /,
North Dakota sacked Red river Ohlon
ava pOc Cwt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

FORT WORTH Texas, Nov Cattle
.-ReCcipts $500, heoves tabOu 100, bulls
s. OOq 5OO calves 4 OO0seo.
Hugs--Rcceipts fhOO. llEht tSlAqS 20,
heavy 81 b0W6OO pigs tS.bouibo
Sheep Rcceipts 7b0, lambs i1.bo0isA 80,
so h0lil.hO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
Oklahoma

Il krgH SPRINGS, Nuv. 2 a- Tha rush
spiinEs Record siatos that the Chickasha
Iasv Eleotrle 90 il sechios franchise
" fifnlsh electricity over n hiEh line o.
abe tawn OF Rush SPRING. The nsNH.
thpers stste thst securing electricity from
ms rampAny Will mot only moan more
sfsady pnwer but also VIII mean iowrf
rate. a. concern 10 iafge 30 The thich-
ssha company can furnish power AZ a
lever rate than home rnncorn, snd a.
the same time make more money on
their invcttfn9ut'
HOLLIS. Nov. 7-nallis Ligbt a lee
70. has completed the foundation tnr
the new OIL engine that 10 beiur Installed
in IT, plant IN Hollis Ita is 100
,Srs ami viii giye Hoilis q Thoroughly
modern snd up.io-da'e Ngh' plant
wYNNEwooD. Nov. e. -- The cozart
sefyios company has sold ilH franchise
10 supply Pauls valley and Wynnewood
with natural gas 10 tho Oklahoma iuhlic
Utilities corporation which hs- 'lrendy
Isf contracts Tor laying the mains 90 the
CTS limits Of both cities.
wEwoKA. Nov T. wewok, ius
Ng9'Ssdl, cd, ia 1S R"po @'ss Tb. issndS.o % , @lo
taS use by January d, 1898
OKLAHOMA cry. Nov. 2. - Figures
slvlng the trend n fatoa chhrgcd hy
sieetrlo railways In i2fo American ciiioH
OF over $4,000 population nave AhHl N'NH
made public ~ tho American Elurtflo
railway association. Tho average cleo.
tak railway fares in these cltits reached
n maximum. November I, 1871. OF 80
sshis The tendency since that tine hos
bspn downward until on october I of mis-
yuar the average street railway tnrs Ia
thess American cities was iS1 cents
ARpMoRE Nov. IA school annual
tor Garter county including complete
Journal of scholastic activities in this
ddbnty covering period uf ycnfa and
shbwing the progressive growth ~ the
educational system here. IL bciug planned
BY County superintendent Kate Gait
~ neia. Dats Tor the publication II nov
being gathered.
ENID, Nov. 7.-Jay Williams srn ~
Mrs Lottis Williams, superintendent q
the public schools IN Kromliu, IL ln
local hospital here, having been severely
burned by an explosion OF Hasolino
lamp, Hs graduated from phillips uui.
vprslty last year. The latest news from
physicians Ia that hs is Ia critical con-
dillon.
DRuMRIGHT. Nov More than two
hundred babioR are now roEiHtctod In the
baby show being hold here under the
auspicea ~ the state bureau ot public
health, and nurses and doctors are being
worked overtime tryinE 10 have them ell
examined hefurs tho end OF tho week
roriy.sevon prizes have beea contributed
ny local people Homa of tho hnhira are
entered from sspulps, oilton. Shamrock
snd cushing,
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} CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-=Hogsa4 Receipts
3SON iOUlbc lower. bulk is0 20 lBn-
pound svrraEes sss6GS,t5 al0 60 SEQ
ppund butchers mostly ts30uSto, Tor
kg 90. packing sOws 81 ibU7gO, desirable
$40.
Z cattle Receipts Al 900, strong TO higher
on si killing classes, good beef heifers
ucttyc. choiVg yeariings glg00. stockerA
And feeders steady, choice veal calves M.
ward 60 Slloo, largely .sc higher on
ffsslvrs.
I29 Wb0c higher. top native slAgb, choice
fsd westerns 4ii2b. sheep around steady,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
fnrelgn Metals.


LONDON. Nov. Z --Lesd--spot l,26 1s
%, futures La5 % sd,
zlnc-spot LS1 los. futures YsS lTs Ga.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
Kansas

ifUAEUrE. Kan, Nov The way to
sct rid Of rats snd mice u To Keep
sopt, sayA John Juriow, local dairy
b,n who IL developing a goat herd Ito
fore he beean keeping the hardly uttie
xptmals the rats were ~ numerous and
sMd on his premises that they would
sally forth In the daytime. snatch n
fepns chicken and drag II away. rquowk'
ms Into their den. Now not rat or
mouse survive on the place.
'rOPBKA. Kan, Nov. 7.~-Four hundred
miles IN covered wagon was the trlp
made by an AGED couple. Mr.. and Mrs
y y. Bruce OF nattlcHville, Okla, TO ASH
a man serving In the Kansas state peni-
tentiary because ho was convicted OF rob
berry, Mrs. Bruce has been blind for
years. Tho couple were accompanied ny
thsit i.year.old grandson, who IN son
OF the man serving 10 prison.
oswTGo Kan. Nov, 7.--Jaeob burk-
hart So died at the OsweEo house here
,his week. Ito had been In IN health
Zoe several weeks.
FREDoNIA. Kan. Nov. IA group Of
local huHinssr men have initiated a move
pent tor municipal electric Tight plant
Hita Petitions are being circulated for
calling npeciA, referendum election on
the pisp,ual 10 issue bonds for the puf-
pose Of constructing such n plant
PARSONS. Kan. Nov. T. "scryloe'
has been tho name selected by tho Kansas
Gas n n lectric Co, Tor the new town
which the company will establish on tho
Nsosho river. east Of this city. adjacent
20 the new 81 100000 power plant, which
the company has Just started rreotrA
n, had been planned TO name the WI
'sSsoEho' but that name was discarded
because of the proximity Of Neosho falls'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
YIELD OF
CORN REPORTED
Traffic Over Short Line
Double That for Tenth
Month of 1929
Special to Tn. world

Special to The World
MIAMI Nov. What IN believed
10 be record yield OF corn for this
district was reported this week to
James Lawrence, county agent. by
u. G. Love and II. A, Walker. who
harvested an average OF Dl.2 BUSH
els of corn per acre off small
tract near Miami. Tho corn is
known as the Tennessee red cob.
Traffic on the Northeast Okla.
homa railroad during October was
nearly twice that for the same
month year ago, according to
General Manager II. u, Cobhan. In
October, lQe2, tho electric line car
ried S2,Gg0 passengers and during
the same period OF 1921 i3,g0i pas
sengers were hauled.
A group of Miami musicians sun
day evening gave the first OF
series OF community concerts at
Alton, The ente@niners included
llnist and Mrs. John Griffin, pianist.
A jury In the ottawa county dis
trict court which heard tho claim
OF II. G. Cannody. formerly con-
nected with the internal revenue do
partment, for $4,000 from Frank
station. a wealthy Miami resident,
who II alleged to have elected the
revenue officer from his home when
the officer appeared to effect a
settlement un an alleged overdue
income tax, decided that the off
GERS damage was not more than
sl00 and awarded him that sum.
Cannedy alleged that the Miami
man used a base bah bat In the
encounter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
Arkansas

UENTOSVfILI. Ark. Nov 7. -- Two
carloads ~ bon DAVIS apples were
snippru iart vprH py n w. uIppio Df
Apnls Dale farm Hnd brought 81 lp per
barrel App's dealers say Wai ths Hous
wiu bring tt6U aud 81 Ier barrel by
tfffIHfUtH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
Northern Texas

DALLAS. Tosns. Nov. Five phyai.
ciaus hold thvlr offices IN the wilson
building here against the holding mana
Ecr by remaining In them over nlght aud
the case is now In court In an attempt
by the building management TO Gust tho
doctors The row cHtua up over expired
leaHas that the doctors would not renew.
They are prominent IN ths profession.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
Neighb0ring States

Kan. snd Neo.ho Mo The new town
will start with A population ~ 200. mostly
employees ana owners u hotels. foomlns
houses aud Restaurants.
tNuLpENbENCE Kan. Nov T. .- n
has been determined that there were
exactly col rirrra tn the nine bands
which participated iu tho 'HeHNullab'
celebration here Halloween day october
30 This ~ believed o. represent The
iatgcst RaFtoHation " home talent band
artistn ever witness ln HluihrIFtffn Kan
sas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

IANUIH- ATHI NNVI I-""IssUII" Tho
unfH Hvuratlc outcome ~ several tests tor
oil In tho thidrstrr sector, north of
Camden the oregon Petroleum company
~ Portland orc, De- western independent
Organization. Intends 60 begin tests IN
thlH area Ht once. County surveyor Elect
Andrew Perry made o. location In tho
northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
tor of te.Ig.tp on tho farm " itury
jackson Zoe tho oregon people. a dot-
rick win he erected this week Mschiu-
cry cu route Tor the we'll iH expected 10
be- placed within tho nest two weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

BONNEVILLE. Arh, Nov " Tbs
quorum count ~ LogHu county apptp.
pfiatod $1,000 FOR bridge across fetii
Jean river, two miles south ~ HDuue.
vile. at which iH known uH tho Golden
cry tort This is iho piece whore a, A
Nichols and four thlldidu were drowned
several days $50. The business men are
tsHruH an active Interest M tho bridge
project
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

Chicago Produce.

KANSAS NITN Nov, I'--hggs--lIigh'
er, ic first .2o,
Butter. potatoes ana poultry unchanSed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
MARKETS
cite. Service company Securities.

Reported ny Horny /. nphorty \ Co.
Securities department ns Unity building,
rutrn. okla. MD Asked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08
OkInhcmn Cny LI,estech.

OKLANOMA NIIN, Nov T-NattlH-
Rsceipts = 600 steady. very little ta'
sinhs available, early tor steers 90, few
lnads at s. 90 $50, cove t2.hNfii 90
asifsrs around f5O0. calves around $500
hogs Receipts 500. 10 lower, top $3.50,
bglk sTS0N 7.g0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

I KANSAS cry Nov. 7.--CEttle--Ra-
bsipts 10000. bcrf ptrcrs dun. top 5000
butchrr stock and bulls active. steady TO
strong most cows ta5oUi.b0, many
psifers S6O0u so. most Gamers srouni
kig5. better Grades cutters 'SooUSfs,
ttbcksrs and feeders steady 90 weaK IS oe-
k6s5 bulk vesiers ss.So19o 90. few 50 Sa
/ Hogs Receipts 1000, dull mostly Toe
l0Wer nght lights sI,Tbm1S5. bulk Do
sifRble ig0 60 atO Founders ts0ogs.le.
aoayy butchers mostly f7,y0nslo, mixed
weights and quality fTfO6tTSb, bulk OF
sales sTT0uSl0 packing Hows steady TO
strons tl.ioI7.sh, stock pigs steady,
mostly tfbeefs00.
sheep Receipts 1000, fairly active. tat
lhmhs t2imb0o higher, fat sheep steady
lo $50 higher. feeders steady 20 strong,
test native lamht tiA00, westerns unsold,
TAT ewes to.eoQd.4O,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

BAN ANTONIO. Texas, Nov. 7..-upon
the city taking action TO eliminate III
nrya from operating In the streets Of
San Antonio the Atrcot railroad here has
announced reduction In fares from \
cents TO cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

HOLLIS. Nov 7--uallis Light teo
m. has completed tho foundation Tor
thS new oil engine that 10 beiur Installed
w IT, plant M HollH. ms m luns
iype and Will Flve Hollis thoroughly
nsdsrn and up.tu.date uEhf plant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

wYNNEwooD. Nov y The cozau
sefvieo company has sold itr franchise
10 supply Pauls valley and Wynnewood
with natural gas 20 tho OKLAHOMA fuhllr
utilities corporation. which ha4 Hlrendy
isf contracts Tor laying the mains 60 The
DIV llmlia Of hnIh clIIna.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

oswEGo, Kan. Nov 7.--Jaoob purk-
hart, Sc died at the OsweEo house here
,htE week. Ito had been In IN health
for several weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

MEWOKA, N0v T. Wowokt hHa
granted Ed Dunn o. franchise to furnish
yhdt city with gas. Tho franchise pro.
yldes that gna snail he ~ the city ready
rof use BY January I. 1898
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-08

AUSTIN Texas Nov IA deficiency
" t2O0O, 900 exists In the general revenue
find uf tho state or Texas and pay war
rants ~ employees Of the state are being
turned down.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
yht Outlook Ball Mary Coaches Facing 7Uo Problem
Louisville Results.

ruef HAgE. three .fourths mile: three-year
!s.oo sa;so, won; Auatis Nay. io1 tJon..s:
so1s., ia 81 ,s;r% sss;sSpd; @ @Rsp,d, Pay ,da aol
Champ. Rekab. commasder McMeeKin aisa
sncoxD RACE, ~. and half fur,ens.:
wwo.yser olds-Besnm. 11e iGarnerl. $50.
1900 sa ns%ns: :sesaS: s.a1..u n:sIs aii i,s I'
nsndss. Cnscksrette. GRIND Dame. rheims
HI PnuIs. G..ss Maid' aisc ran.
ssa.s 1850 So :sso so "ss pnies ass
ios lConleyl. $3.50, $40. Second; Matinee
Idci. 100 tGarner). as0, third. Time.
11n .oS 10 Grace Daughsrty, Virgo. Sun Co.,
FOURTH SAcE. three mile; three.
so 20 :Sd "a pr Giarn ~ r. R:,. poglD III
!Kennedy,. as.40. third. Time. LII 3.5
Martha Fallon, Surf Rider, Miss 10, also
,Kuga aAcz 4" ss.s,sh,a ~ ~ i: ::o & ,sos.ss !, &
nedyj. H.Io, f47o. second: Donges. 40 E.
Fstor). $3.6O third. Time, 1.25 35, TIP
Toe Inn; Kent T.. Aspiration. sympathy Dan %
SIXTH RACE. one mil. ana seventy yards:
lOyens). ss;so, 800. ss.1o: ,son: CO.:
wsplti ios ". pooi,. $50. third. Time.
SEVENTH RACE. & &oas mile and seventy
fa" fsss' ssc $50 sssS0 soa smS,
Psu,nsfon5. siiio $3.50. second: ho,nl.
107 Cray, a. 90, third. Time, las. Florida
blossom. Hysteria. Handel. LAds frskes.
Tex. DIR. GAberts. Flying Prince, Jordan also
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Devonshire Results.

FIRST RACE. three fourths mile: three year
oIds and up-wiluam 0idt. Io5 twayD. S.. 30
$3.50. $3.50. won; Night Stick. 1os CBuell).
- On, 1886. second; First Consul, 1oi tster.
linEI. "a. third. Time. l.is a. Marjorie
Wells. Not Yet San Hebron. Black HackIe.
Ny Laddie and Arctic King also ran.
SECOND RACE. three e-fonrths mile; three
year olds and up-Serbian, 121 fRufID. 50. 40
IS 90. $4,20, won; Brown Bill. 1906 tPetzgoIdl
mers). $3.50. third. Time. LII s5. Whisper
ing. Mary Cowell. yanessa Wells, Peggy c.
and Tnrnabout also ran.
THIRD RACE. one mile; three year-ods and
np-Haman, 100 tPetzgoldl, S23 so; x9.23
$3.50. won; Tulsa. ia Ully). $3.50. $40
third. Time. lis Ragazza. Ettahe. Johnny
OConneIl. War Winner and Riddles also ran
FOURTH RACE. mile and sixteenth: three
.sarold' .,a and %p-Tanson. @ ils Pstzsold, Pet
fTrombley). 1855. ABS. second: Wild Flower
10 tstearns,. $3.50. third: Time: Isl Is
FTTH RACE. mile and three -si1teenth.
three-year-oids and up-stoto. 1o5 tPicken.l
iChalmers). $3.50 $50. second: American
Boy. 100 fTrombleyl $6.05. third. Time
2.O4 Is Crack o. Dawn. Rubidium. Bygone
Days; ssndy Resi "a and Gourmand also ran.
year-olds and np--Frank Fogarty. 40 tTrom
bey), $3.50, san, $50. won: Clean Gone
los lSwartl, $50. $4.o5. second: Comme CT
liz ILillyl. $40. third. Time. I.5s 3-s
Top Mast. On High and War Mask also ran.
SIXTH RACE. mile and half: four.!ear
$50, $3.50 won; stanley. 1o5 Chalmersi
40, $3.50. second; DR.. Charles Wells. 101
tFinnt. SASS. third. Time, 1.51. Baby Cal
Pit, Verify and Louis also ran.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Belmont Park Entries.
FIRST RACE, tbr..-,.,r-o,d, and u,. clair

FIRST RACE three-yesr-olds and up. claim
ing: six and a half furionss main course
sMambi. 105: Dan Boiling. los: Hereafter. 110:
sValor. 110: Blue Teel 118: Amanda Hoey
formerly Rernice K.b, 102: Arnold B.. 105:
sBohbed hair. 81: Trevelyan. 10: Arrow oil
Gold. 1lo: Royal Charlie. IFS: Cloueb Jordsn n
l05: Cumsah. no: 'knicht Of the Heather
l0s: Glen BELLS. 112.
chase handicap. 5000 added; three-yesr-olds
Irernian. 1873; Unsr. 1884,: Meadow Grass I'd.
1so: Sea Skipper. 40. Left Fielder. 1872; Ards.
l55.
THIRD RACE, two-year-olds: selling: five
and . half furlongs. main course-Hiil House.
113: Three Square. ,l12: Ducks and brakes.
113: Scarecrow. 115: Rock Salt. 106: sPeter
Brown. Ito; Black Monkey. 113: Prma Donna
1903: Winner Take All. 10.
FOURTH RACE. the FAN Highweishts handi.
zap: all ages: six furlouEs, main course-Gal
liant Man. 112: Prodigous, 105; Thunderclap.
1877: Exodus f2S; Morvich, 1850; knobbie, 1a2
Pirate Gold. 1oI Careful. 126.
FIFTH RACE. three ee-year-cids and up sell
ing: mile AMI sixteenth-Goaler. 169: IRE
velyan. 109: sSunny1and. 10I: Carefree. 118:
Timbrel. 102: Bravo. 104: Glen Bells. 90.
SIXTH RACE, two-year-olds. fllies: Eve and
q half furlongs, straight course-Pay Dear,
1l4; Run Math, ia: wigwaE. ia: Ella C.,
ia: Ethna IA; Panache. ia: Water Feather
ia: Runnetta 1l4; Miss Bell. ia; Great
Lady. 1l4; Crugie. ia: Sunday Best. ia; lie
lots. ia: Contour. ia; Prima Donna. ia;
Fill de Fer. ia.
apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Belmont Results.

FIRST RACE. three year-oids and IN:
three -fourths ofs mle-Dom Unique. Iej
tGantner,, II TO 5. 10 .. out, won: La Mus
100 tMcAteel. ! to 4. ont. second: Crystal
Ford. 125 iMerimeel. To t. third Time
LII Is. Pirate Gold Irish Brirader Ben
try Pass. Qucccreek also ran
SECOND RACE. two miles: steepiecha So /:
four r-year-oids and up-Frank B. I44 fByersl
to 5, to 2. out, won; Mohcan, I3I MAS
tersl, even. to ;. second; The virginian.
141 fCheyne,. even. third Time 403 2-5
Seawold, Royal Greens also ran.
THIRD RACE. three -fourtbs OF mile
3. to 5, ] to 3. won: William Tell. 1O1
fMcAteet. ; to !. . to !. second: Careat
Emptor. 116 Morrisi. , to :. third. Time.
LII 2-5. CoeBr de Lion. Carol. Cyclops. vigil
solisa. Spot Cash and Allsdin also ran. william
Tell and Cyclops coupled. Cherry Pie and
so'isa coupled. Caveat Emptor and Carol
FOURTH RACE. one mile: all ases-Little
Chief. 115 IL. Fatort. to .. ont. out. won
Jhurderclap. 40 ,Sandel ont. ont. second
Brainstorm, 1O3 tMcAteel. out. third. Time,
1.3s. June Grass. GaIantman also ran. Thun-
derclap and Little Chief coupled.
up-Stalian. JOS tMcAteeD, 3 to >, , to 5,
to 3. won: wisk. Ill Fnsor,, even , to 5.
second; BellsoIar. Il0 callahan. TO /,
third. Time. LBS 2-5. Cloush Jordan. Mizer,
Sunnyland. High Speed. Ukase also ran.
SIXTH RACE. five and a half furIongs:
twe-year-olds-Cap Clear. 1l5 Fairbrother,,
; TO !. even. to ., won: Sskah, 1l5 tEnsorl
5 to I, to /, second; Satellite, ll5 iSandej
even, third. Time. 1.O7. Pettfogyer. Al
Boyd, Belphrisons, Prince Tiitii. Pat Casey.
Sky Line. Sunday Best also ran.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Blue Bonuets Results.

t r. {. H
FIRST RAGE, hve and half furionss;' two
year-oids; ciaimins-Patchvosk tErickson),
-, 9s.05,; $2,7o. won; Rock Garden fTuruer).
g, a2s5, second; Miss Taft tBolen). S6.25.
third. Time. LOT rs. Scratches. Fitsrue and
Wormwotd:
sEooHD RACE. seven furlonss;, three.yesr-
sss arg 1ea: ssi. ,Ss ssn.sE
3c.e5, third. Time. l.27 3-5. Sweet Bouquet.
Ahectatiou: Adpt Hn. Jamami. Red Post and
Landleas also ran.
urp.,S.l,. Tn n4os & ,ss.a ,,. ssa
Won: The tuauiser. ~ 1weinsrG sis.os.
SIS. third asSa Time. a1 1,4 Is. P.uis ". smart
Money and Viva Cuba also ran.
.s Ac :SSpt .ss .wS ana is
!RasnowstD, J. q, IS. Ga. s2.so, won: Houynhm;
1855 (simal. 34.sh, $3.15, second: Lieut.. Seas,
14o iBarry!. ss.eo, third. Time. 500 80.
Minata. Red Glover. Flying seas and, Dandy
ale FIFTH E sSCE s ss ia Red fSr e0sp:s Rl
sio.so. ss.ss. ss.so. Won; (s5Finnery. ioo
sWalis). Sass, $40 second: Tailor Mad,
s5' tshsrp), a, third. Time. 2.05 rs. ta)Boni-
SIXTH RACE, one mile: three-year-olds and
up--Martin A. Noonsn. ia lSolan). N..30.
$50. 1880, won; Halu, Ill (Erckson). $3.50
$3i5, second; Vice Chairman, ia tAmbrose): ::
$40; third. Time. 1:Se SIS. Messines and
SEVENTH III aacE, mile and an eighth; three.
year-clds and up-Saiior. ll3 (Erickson,. Ss:65.
40. =. won: Keutish Boy. 107 ,Wallsl:
$50. $4.3o. second; Spectacular Girl lo7
Gath Harry l. stevens. BooneviIie Dolly g.:
Toss Up. Thistle Queen. George c. jr., and
Pierre A. Feu also ran.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Louisville Entries.

FIRST RACE, 200; the Fifth Avenue
Hotel purse; three -year-olds and up; six fur
lonss-Boy From Home. %: Tomshoi, o.;
Lady Champ, 100: Omnipotent, 1Ol: Jeanne
Bowdre. 1ol; (D widseon. 1ol; Coyne. 1903;
Courtship, 1OS: Translate, lo6; Col. Baker.
1903: Belle of Elizabethtown. 1O6: Janku. 104 !:
tal Graniteware, 107: Adonis, 109: white Star,
lO0: Dorothy Buckner. IS. 'a) Jones and
SECOND RACE. $1,000: cl.imins maiden
two -year-oids: fce furlongs-'Anntie En-. 100:
E.eSi. Nssdy. 100; Igrie 100 Lily NJ 100; swse.
shaw. 1os: Polite. 1os; winner Take All.
1os; Proceeds. 1903; Albert L.. los: Marjoret,
no; Lucky Run Ils .sunSsrst sad 1eS n;
lows. los: Chiva. los. vs. ''''@' -'''
Third RACE, 81 100: CLAIMING: three year
loi: Lima CLARK. io4; :wsyward Lady. io4;
"'P fogssH si ~ sAeR se''; .sco 9 claiming; three.
Atkin, io4: Ruby. io4: Huilc. Io4 'wsinat
Hall; 1903; rensee. lo7; Golden Floss. Io9;
Archie Alexander. 10: Dernier Sou. no:
II2; .May Rose. 90: Greenwood Boy; Io2;
FIFTH RACE, 5000; the Labor handicap:
; %il.saI.nsRs ,aa r, M.s; g; R.dc; lo5; 's' Ses
SIXTH RACE. $i.2O0 allowances; the
Peewee Valley: for two-year-old hllies: i've
and q half furlongs-Fernan ndos. 109: Fair
Alice. 112: Fighting Cook. I12; Punta Gords.
1l2; tc) Regent Queen. 112: Tensity. 11c;
Oui Oui, 1l2 tel Ran as Easter Morn.
SEVENTH RACE. l..OO: claiming: four
yesr-olds and up: one and sixteenth miles
Inquiry. OF: Biddle Dee. 1O2: Raider. 1o5;
Escarpolette. 105: Duke Of Wellington, los
Foster Embry, 10s; Cut Up, 10a; Cotton Bios
som, 106; Marine Corps. l0'; They Shall
Not Pass. los; Diana, loe.
sApprentice allbwahce claimed.