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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
SNOW IN SIERRA is
ONLY THIRD OF NORMAL,

Data available at the Reno station
of the United States weather bureau
shows that the present depth of snow
in the high Sierra is less than thirty
three and one-third per cent of nor
NAL, and is the shallowest snow
cover for this time of year since
1921.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
ACCIDENT AT GOLDBAsIN

While cutting stakes for a mining
claim at Goldbasin Granville Head,
who came from Cedarville, severed
an artery in his foot. First aid was
given the injured man at the camp
but 1t was found necessary to bring
him to this city for medical atten-
tion.
Aside from weakness from the loss
OF blood he is reported as making
recovery
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
HALF MILLION ESTATE

The estate of the late George w,
Mapes of Reno has value of 1854
1851. according to the appraisers
Claims filed against the estate are
given at $4,000. The estate consists
of $SS,50O In real property, $11.06S
cash and the remainder in stocks
bonds and notes.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
so. 900 TONS ICE

Over $4,000 tons of ice will be in
the big ice house Of the Pacific Fruit
Express at Carlin as a result of this
years harvest.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
CEMENT HEADGATEs

Put them in and save water and
trouble. See H. G. Mccarthy at
Broken Hills office or write box 244,
Fa,lon, Nevada. 14t3
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06

Use little more yeast when handl-
ing Lahontan Flour WHY? Because
IL is made OF. nearly all hard wheat
ALL GRoCERS.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-02-06
REPORT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY q

onopah-Reported uncovering of
rich gold float in Forty Mile canyon
confirmed.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
HELP-DOMESTIC.
(COndnued.

WOMAN. colored. for general housework ref.
erences. 20l5 Allen pl. NV. ton Of 10th st.
near Bitmore).
WOMAN OR GIRI-white; general housewo
and plain cooking; room and bath upstairs;
ia mily OF three. Phone North 1876, 15s
Evening star., 1924-10-15
WANTED-SALESMEN.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for two en-
ergetic young men over 20 years to work out
side for large national bank; drawing ac-
count allowed. Apply after 10 am. 73o Bond
bldg.
SALESMEN-Five energetic, ambitious young
men to sell common and preferred stock in
an old established mortgage co. company
which has paid large dividends since organ
ization: only men who desire to make big
ply in person between hours of and at
1116 Vermont ave. NV.
SALESMAN-Between - and 35. No house.
toulouse, no stocks or insurance. Earnings
limited only by ability; experienced man pre-
ferred: references required. District Sales
Co.. 218 International Bldg.
MAN of personality and education; one oc-
customed to meeting business and profes-
sional men to do special advertising work
for an old established publishing house: One
who has had experience in selling high-cass
pubIica tons preferred. Compensation on COM
mission basis with earnings from $1,000 to
500 90 per week. Address Box T-R, Star
office. 16s
Evening star., 1924-10-15
WANTED-AGENTS.

a NEW ENGLAND financial institution. with
record OF more than 75 years of honorable
service. has opening for q man between
the age of . and 40. He must have charac
ter. initiative and ambition to make a real
success in life: college man preferred in your
reply give full particulars and references
IIforma tion will be held in strictest confidence.
Address Box 100. Z. Star nf1ce
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DINING ROOM SET-Sheraton mahogany, ten
pieces. and other miscellaneous furniture. for
sale at Security Storage Company, ll4o 18th
81
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DINING ROOM SUITES - Big removal sale
now going Mshocsny. solid walnut, Amer
ican walnut and French walnut 10-piece suites
that speak for themselves. save money and
get quality. The Bargain House. 2453-55 18th
ST NV Open 70 10 nm
Evening star., 1924-10-15

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE for farm work in southern
Maryland: must be experienced farmer; good
opportunity and home for right party. J.
Wells. All Pa. ave. NV. 15e
SOLICITORS wanted; opportunity to make
extra money in spare time. Apply Liberal
Credit Clothing Co. 434 7th ST. w
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CASHIER for Saturday morn
ings from 8 o'clock until l 80.
State experience and references.
Address Box 1O5-R, Star office.
Observation-Disclosures alb
solutely necessary. Rosedere,
1906 G. st.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

SALESWOMEN
With Real Training.
To a few salesWomen who
have the natural ability or
training to intelligently receive
and serve the finest patronage
we offer several permanent,
good paying positions. State
age, experience, salary expected
and reference. All replies will
be held in strict confidence. Ad-
dress Box 2OO-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DIAMOND ALL PLATINUM BRACELET, Al
diamonds, $3.50: cost S1.0l0: $500 platinum
diamond and sapphire rquise ring. sI4J;
81 zoo seed pearl rope necklace. jade tassels.
500: TO close estate. 4. F. Arnold, 1873 {;
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DINING TABLE and chairs. furned oak: buf.
fet. library table, srtcraft tsburet. costumer
brass bed. living room chair and rocker: fire
condition; no dealers. Call at 500 Tulip ave
TaEoma Park
Evening star., 1924-10-15

| FINE $50 STECk pianoia riano. latest S.
note model: will sell for $500 cash. Apply
I s3.D Colorado
Evening star., 1924-10-15

ELECTRICAL. EQUlPMENT-150 volt volt
meter. 3-blade electrical knise switch, :,
rhcostat at sacrifice Roeey Motor Co, l4c9
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DINING ROOM SET fine oak table. buffet
china closet. chairs TO match: reasonable price
Apartment 4t3. the Albemarle l7th and T
81. Call hetWenn ! and 4 ID III. liz
Evening star., 1924-10-15

nRESSES-Dinner dresses. beautiful, like nep
SIZE l6 reasonable. Apply 1886 Col. rd.. Apt.
501 mornings
Evening star., 1924-10-15

wanted; ones with autos pre-
ferrch Apply after pm. LiDeral 'reu''
fpo,I;py A., 134 7tb st, n W.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CLOIHlSG-5Oo overcoats and suits slightly
worm. s. to SIS. Honestly marked in pIs in
hgures. One price. Big selection. Justh's
Old Stand. 6l9 u.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

COATS =. girls. warm. brown: good cond-
ton: i and IA years; 81 each Columbia
Evening star., 1924-10-15

tOLoRS III oil. brushes. blocks, falls and lad
ders: also mems wearing apparel; selling on
account of death; bargain TO quick buyer
IoIi ii ST Sc. Line t4jG. l6s
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CLoCk-trandfather. Westminster chimes 70
duced; Gov. Winthrop desk, living room suite
500 bed davenport. reduced: odd easy chairs
tapestries. draperies: many other things for
tn" home; hg sale on; prices cheaper than
downtown: terms 1T2l-2J Conn. ave The
Home Reantiful Inc
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DAVENPORT bed, funed oak, end rugs
;to02 18th -. NV Ia
Evening star., 1924-10-15
SITUATIONS-MALE.

BOoKKEEPER-Young man, thoroughly eI-
perienced. accounting training. desires con-
nection with accounting or commercial con-
Germ; wages optional. Address Box 162- r,
Star Office
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CoLoRED LARoRERS unloading cars: ana
warehouse help. Southern Building sIpp''
20 SnnO Rlair ri NV. IL
Evening star., 1924-10-15

BI6; POSSIBILITY with a large. growing ma
tionaI concern for capable men; retern'S:
married men preferred: safes VOL VOL
excellent earnings Main 349S for appoint
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DAT. lsdy's. brown, with genuine beaver
liar. So. T2H Otis place NV I6s
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CLERK for grocery store; experienced. l9oo
u " ~
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CADET UNIFORM, first lieutenant's; like
new; "Wednesday after pm. 636 st. n e
Line 1888
Evening star., 1924-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
miscellaneous household articles; will make
cash offer. Franklin 9Os5-W.
BAKERS OVEN wanted; small; coal burner.
Box 25, New Market. Va.
BOOKS-High School and all kinds Of misceI-
laneous books. Bring them in" Pearlmans S
Book Shop. 933 G st. NV.
CAMERAS, neld Elasses shotyuns, tools Of
l1th and NV. Phone franklin S33 or postal
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone D.
Stein. 1908 7th ct: NV: Phone North 499.
CLOTHING Imen's). cut loose: Phone US.
Main 4145. Give us try and then know why
we always buy used clothing. hats. shoes, etc.
Justh's Old stand. 619 D.
CLOTHING-Will call in my unlettered auto
mobile, city or suburbs and pay you highest
carded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
7th st. NV North 1856
DIAMONDS, old gold, silver bought for cash.
Louis Abrahams. S15 G st. NV.
DIAMONDS, Jewelry and old gold. for cash:
no delays. Alvin Hoffa. diamond broker. 918
r st. NV. rooms II and 1s. Main 645S.
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co.. sol Eye st.
NV. Phone Main 5S38
FURNfTURE-Cash for desirable furniture;
conteAts of houses specially; also pianos,
store fixtures and showcases wanted. Just
call Main 3006 and you will get tho best re-
paid Capital Furniture Co., 40 La. ave.
Nv. O phone Ffanklin 1o2e7.
FURNIrURD-1 1iai1E. living ana "a Tecn
is1 sEl 0aainllRN -~-----.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DISPENSARY CI.ERK white: 500 per month
and maintenance. Apply TO HospntAa
81 I-n;t,d states Soldiers Home HoSpital-
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DRIVER AND FTRNITIfRE MAN wanted
colorcd: must know furniture business' -''
son Furniture CO. .,0S ii 81. ne. ---
Evening star., 1924-10-15

ROY for gas filing station: experienced. Al
a. EJufton 1,3o Wisconsin ave. NV. IL
Evening star., 1924-10-15

good mechanic only. IUth anu . s1s' u.
CEMENT FINISHER, non-union hehdfieA'
Evening star., 1924-10-15

FURNITURE and rugs. and used of tho
best quality: everything must 90. This IS
real removal sale and price is no object See
our S99 velour living room suites. I-plece
Toona mahogany bedroom suite. dresser. chif
rod fni+ NJ chair
Evening star., 1924-10-15

.uREAU, good oak: mattress and rug 2O07
II n
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CARPENTER WORK wanted. No Job too
large or too small. Franklin 8256-W. 1l20
9th NV
Evening star., 1924-10-15

ENGINEER. night. 12-hour shirt; Licenssdd
s6i per mouth. board. room anu iaunurs. "
81, off
Evening star., 1924-10-15

BUILDER has contract for building an IS, 900
bungalow: will divide profit for small loan
to complete same. Address Box I5.-R, Star
Office -
Evening star., 1924-10-15

R0Y-GeneraI cleaning. lnnchroon kltcnen
sIo nor wnek and board 3l1 ia. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

BUTLER and valet. Filipino. wants place
private family. Address Box 1eo-R. Star
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CIGAR and newsstand for sale: excellent
loca ton; doing good business. Address Rox
i'S-R. star otflce. I6s
Evening star., 1924-10-15

OLD lunchroom downtown: on
account OF other business. will sell al price
Of equipment. on easy terms. Address BOX
40 X. Star office 1Is
Evening star., 1924-10-15

FIHIsHER AND CABINET MAKER wanted;
rxperiepccd Nelson Furniture Co.. 'os IL
Evening star., 1924-10-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUC. II. 5. SUBJECTS: COACHING FOR
mil acad. and college ent. exams. Il. l.. Nose
ley. 1918 18th NV. Franklin 207I.. l7s
ALWAY IN DEMAND - TELEPHONE
switchboa I'd operating. Easy work, good pay.
In refined surroundings: short. easy course 10
learn: oxford bldg. cor. 14th. bet NJ T. ave-
and II.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(rnntirsscA

FURNITCRE-SeI your furniture antiques;
in fact. anything for the home to the man
who pays the most money. Call Franklin
5000 lSs
Evening star., 1924-10-15

FLOOR MAN for exclusive women,s Snos
store. about 81 or 40 wears of age; dichineu
and of pleasing personality one with ne
partment store experience preferred VIE, n,
cYnacfad Address Roy 12S-R, star ONCE
Evening star., 1924-10-15

TEAROOM near 18th and Park rd exclusive
and paying Inspect and you will buy
Evening star., 1924-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SWEDISH MASSAGE
BY TRAINED NURSE.
NORTH 1854.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

CARPENTER WORK by contract or jobbing;
seventeen years experience. Call North 1l77.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

DESIRABLE STAND for rent Arcade Mar
ket Office. l4th and Park I'd
Evening star., 1924-10-15

i3STJN ,r0R--pne familiar with blue 1rints
taking OF quantities for glass. for apartnisin,s isis
stores etc; good salary. permanent post,'n ~.
references required. Address Ion of"' ''''
Evening star., 1924-10-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHR0OM, doing good business at trans
fer corner terms. Phone Franklin IO0s7
Owner sick. l5s
Evening star., 1924-07-06
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

FIRST RACE Ave furlongs; twoyear.olds-
Wilbur G. Whitehead. 1lo 1Lane), even. to
s. ! to 4, won; Master Billy, lee (WiIliams5
to 5, TO 8. second; Rodeo. ia (RalIs). q
to b. third. Time, ]. % rs. RoiviIle RattIa
man, Tarrsyce c. Kumonin. Chief Tieruey
Lord varErave and Blacksmith also ran.
SECOND RACE, four-year.olds up; steeple
chase; about two miles-Gasper. 1876 (Escottl. .
to l, to g. even, won: Isis I42 fHaynes)
to 5. third. Time. 4.o2 2.5 Vox Popuii n
Glen Reagh and Elkantara also ran.
THIRD RACE, Tve-year-olds: sir furIonss-
Young Martin. lis (Sande), 8 to /. even -
2. won; Swope. l3o (Turner) TO 4 n
second; Gold Beater. liz (Maiben). 2 To
third. Time. l.l3 4-5. Nicholas Laplander
noltalc; oJe Marrone III. Hghbinder Noah
Reminder and Master Crump also ran.
FOURTH RACE. three-yea r-olds: mil. and
one furlongs-Ladkin. 123 (Maiben). 8 to 4 i
to s. out: won Mad Play. 123 (sandej, to
to 5, third. Time. I.4s 4-5. Mister Mutt and
Klondyke also ran. ~
FIFTH RACE. thres-year-olds up; one mil.
and siIteeoth-Luverne. 81 (O'Hara) S To
to l. even won Majority. lQe (MarineiIi5
to /. 5 to ], second; Goodnight l09 Cc
Lang, to B. third. Time 2142-5 Wa
Mask, Maryland Belle. Byron, The Fenian,
fiiomar. Anniversary, Prima Donna and Juno
SIXTH RACE. three-year-olds up; 81. and
ONE half furlones-Pep to Peep. lis CRalls9
go to /: 12 TO /. to /, won; Pirate Gold
us (coltiletti). to 2, s to S, second. Res aeSt
Beloved, ITO (Barnesl, 6 to 5. third Time
llS. Suburban Feysun. Gov. Smith oHone
Check. Faenza, Purity. Hazy Dawn, Diaeram
Ascyra. Sun Rajah, Best Wick. Gold Button
and Colonel Labold also ran.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
YOUNGSTOWN RESULTS

'furlsnss.seth'. Dream; los {xetratt2, $40.
E.p, $50, second; Gold Leaf, loi rennors}.
N.3o. third. Time, o.50 is. Piiades. Lasses
whiss, yisnn:.s and L.drols also ran.
a. q allss,sss:-oeSyds4s; ne lIsn;s( sisss
S:.s .s .s ss ssi.s, ';Tssss Ts. Us sSFis;a "a Ia "a
Arr; 81 sssn Tine :.d D:.o.sf al,i ga .l:e ~
40. 80 Won; jsei Pot, 10 tYm1ssS,
s.s.I nss s s ,sssss ssss Sis: siss:. ss:; Sss 70,
so1afa k1oE e ss and up 81.
;oS sas..t sss $50 1ss rsn'is: Hss,ss ,Ss
tsnitSS, $s.sS. tSirs: Tms, ia 4-s. rs,
Hsrd 0ussi. !aoaueana. Aslea Folly and
ThTH lAcI, feur.y.sr-s.a. .ed up; .s1
sss':ss:sssz ssss :sss x.s s'S s..s as E {1'ss -
So tSisd. Mns. Lis s.. wisa Va -, I'D 52i
tlaekws'l, Little HsDs. Fint Pulist and aisan
IS srxT1 RACE. tlr.&y..r.olds and Up; %.
nile anS & :sy.ssY XarssE.ci.ynors III SHiis-
esas., fss!. iii sf:n.:S. ,ssec: ssi;s: T..: T.ss.:.
Ia ~. ovsl,.tsg: s,. Asosmmsadatioa, Fast 1sS
sEvINTH RACE, thrss-yesr,elds and N,
e: mile !. aHs z I !. sia::::.%stA-T.mpsT; I: e M
Bay, 10 fYensttl. H.se, ss.Se s.ceaS: !:
f,:%ss y. sS:1S 40 sh,.a: a Tins.
Tred Kinney. Pstr 1essen, Diddis D. asX
oypsy liSht also ran. s. j !, q
heHTH RACE, tArse-ysar-elds and -; 80
sses s - - ~; s:. - S..s 's' ,ss
~ ~ S5eiSss sas1 - !. -
Evening star., 1924-07-06
DELORIMER RESULTS

FIRST RACE .hree.year-elds and up; i've
fWlonss-Haran. Ill (Dennler). $500, $500,
ESQ won; Nike, ll3 (Hinphy), 81. 90, $2. go,
second; Dnpery, lis (Bryson). $3.50. third,
Time. Los 3-5. Speed River, Bud Fisher and
Little Ed also ran.
,oaa: sEooND RACE shT:s-ye.s-olss; f five fur.
ss.45. second; Princess Jane, IFS CMaderisS, |,
800 third. Time. los rs. Festiyity'
Mothers Day. Roanoke and Mighty Sway also
THIRD RACE. three-y..r.olds and I'D: hv,
loonss..sWarehoussman. on - los tMeAfaney).
tJsnkins). $50 $3.50. second; Amber Fly. lis
(Fodenl. $2.56 third. Time. l.02 As. Chan.
delier. Fitz Allan Fitzgar and Game Scrlpper
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-For-year-olds and up: hv.
friongs-Brass Band. lis (Jenkins), $13. co.
500. $50. won; Mack Garner. lis (Moore),
so ss5o ts;,s sSsead w.lssT Hsek IT, T.y
land. Johnny Dundee and Futsn also ran.
FIFTH RACE, four.year-olds and up; one
mile and half-Dcushnut, lis tFoden). s7.45,
65, s.. S.65. won: Rechabite, lis (Dennler).
y. 80, $40 seconds: Myrtle Crown, Iol
20 Mahoney).- $s.15: third. Time. 40 is.
1nyigerator. Jack Reeves. Troubler, In Doubt
SIXTH RACE, three-year-olds and up; SIX
furlenss-Jocose,. lis (Ball), Al6. So 10,
$40, won; Dixie Dick. lis (Hoore), $500
$3.S6. second; Belle Flewer, l13 {McAlaney),
q. 20. third. Time. Las rs. Ira Wilson,
Neenah: e ceronst and Nebixh also ran.
sEvENTH RACE, thrse-ysar-o1ds and up;
$3.50, 80, won: Chief sponsor. III CEoore),
$s.5s, third. Time, les IS. ceiando Broad.
view. Tarascon and Lucky Run also ran.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
LATONIA RESULTS

::s'sS, ven, Origin. % ,6dM.eAsha.}, slo.As'
T%s fi;c III - ssur. ''; isxs:s:s.
Lyoidu., Ruby. Chloe ". French Canadian.
SECOND R7cH. Ave sa and G'a = M h.R farIons.; I a;
sIs.io. Ss:ao: N,so. Won; sads.n.id. "a
III laarnerl, Il, third. Time, LOG a-5.
vallette, Modesto, Atornin, Silver Slippers,
Pink Tea also ran.
one -sa.1s.r ni..-Tss Ssoss1. III n Tong, 80
ssH sS4o Peter H.les.y iSi
I:ys. Tie tH.Se.li, & $40 sSird. 'iss Tsnss,
2.os -. smuts, Lexington Maid, Grass Tree
and Mss America also ran,
FOURTH RACE. thrse-year-olds and up;
:ss ii sts':9:y :s a; Ia 4.a isa n.sp.1s: rs
8 SHsapsg. $50, sSisd. fine. Iii IS.
Guy'nor. Noel. Erne. GeorTette. DelectAbie
FIFTH RACE. thrse-year.olds; one and a
quarter miles-Defuddls, 121 Iyke). $40.
e. gut. won; PRINCES. Dereen; ise (stutt.)
out third. S ''sSna %. s scs e. ~ Sun Spot :i.c
ran.
SIXTH RACE. tvo:ye.r-eld.; av. and /.
1a. bs.n. m tes Ger
eer.n,. sHn, Sic. @ Second; d' srav. % Bob, VII III
(stutts). $3.50, third. Time. 1.o6 As. Las
o Nine, Boone Knoll, Shark, Fanny De.
sour.y, Folliss. Backbter, High Water and
sIA sEvssTa esrr I.s RAcH zee sAr..,,.r.o,d. up; mil.
and sixteenth-J. @. Denny. lo3 (Pool). S1l. TO-
ssoa ~ $50 .sssadi sss.af.;s wd 9.lls Is. 1Ss
Beth. King oEsul u. Pretty Politician Pick
Pocket and Lippo Sahib also ran.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. six furlongs: for three.ye.r
oids and up-Brother John. 12o Dickens 8
to 3. to 10 and out, won: Ann M lo2 CWel.
nerl. to ! and even, second: verbena lo2
ellis. 5 to !. third. Time. l.l3 Is. Sim.
pheity. Tableau d'Honneur, Boys Believe Me
and Austo also ran.
SECOND RACE. for thres-year-olds and up; I;
six furiongs-Top O. the Morning. lis Rod.
riguezl. to 5, to and to f. won; Hunt
or, ll5 lAartin), to l and even. second :
Luss. 12o (Burke). even. third. Time. la
rrs. Eventide. Humble. Plus Ultra and Louise
Wagner also ran.
THIRD RACE. three-year-olds and I'D; mil.
and sixteenth-Bench Manager. 9s Wood 8
to !. 8 to and l to Q. won: Coyne los
sFronck). to and ] to g. second; Haman.
ll3 (Pickens). 6 to S. third. Time l.46 S-5
Elias o.; Billy Watts Chiva Haleakala, Hard.
man and Lierre also ran.
FOURTH RACE. for three-y -year-olds and I'D :
slx furiongs-Better Luck. l20 Wood. to 4
out and out. won; Postillion. 81 (Jones). out
rispsz),, out. third. Time. liz Is. AIleden
and Polly VALE also ran.
+ FIFTH M RACE; for tyo-yssr-olds; Eve and a
eyen and to 5. won; Lee o. .cotner, 122
Princess; ll2 Martini. 4 to 5, third. Time
Los. Dutch Girl. Runolathe. Edmon, Bear
shot and Pocket Mouse also ran.
SIXTH RACE. for three-year-olds and up
mile and seventy yards-BonAre, 1o6 (Gorm.
ley. 70 l, even and ! to 9. won; Locust
Leaves. 1o1 (Jones). even and to Q, second,
Simpleton, Ill lBurte). Q to l, third. Time,
Las IS. War Winner, Liege, Stangelina and
Jack FROST also ran.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
FORT ERIE RESULTS

FIRST RACE. twoyeer.olds; FIVE and one.
half furiongs-sunhope. 100 twallaoel. $l2.a
A.65. $3.50, second; Barbara Fritchie. III
tscebie), $3.50, third. Time. LII. Night
shade and E9uable also ran.
SECOND RACE. foa.;ysar-old. up; si1 fur
E ~sa o: Oral s Eco IN sr.uasa1 19
sss5. $3.50, second; Star Court. ITO (chal-
mers), 50. 50, third. Time. lis. Blue Tony,
Black Friday. vanderburg. Katherine Rankin.
Miss Miami and Anticipate also ran.
THIRD RACE. three-year-olds up; one and
-ene-sixtsenth mtlss-Sea: cadornas llo (sco,
lHexaish'3; H;so sss;' second; chari.. ).
La Cordelier. Brass Taoks, cavendish. Kirk
Lexington and Honeys Jewel also ran.
FOURTH RACE, three.yea -olds UP; one
mile and seventy yards-Batonnier, ss (Chal-
mrrs). Slo.ss. M.s5 $500, won: James F.
@ 'Har.: los tBullm.n). $50; $3.50; second !;
i.4s. Msl.psrt and Mslra also ran.
and si1teenth-Kinss Court. los wilson
A.so. Se.4s. out won; Fast Mack, 100
,lchalmers), out. third. Time, 1.s2 IS. Royal
Visitor. chloris and Powerful also ran.
s!xTM RACE ics ss VIZ; up one aa q
$3.50. $50 won: Bsthiehsm Steel So (Me.
1vor). S14.oo. $50. second; Altissimo. s5
(WaIlace). $3.50 third. Time, 2.4l IS. Links
AttorneY Muir and Old Faithful also ran
SEVENTH RACE. three-year-olds up; mile
and . sixteenth-Anslum Mid lo3 {wallaos) :.
tsiii ewi:on5. $40. h 4S. s.esad; 1 1.eaes iSs M
ichalmers), sa.sS, third. Time. l.51. Bios.
som House, Grey Bourne, Lieutenant u ana
Flag Of Truce also ran.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
FINNEGAN-PECK BOUT
ON KENILWORTH CARD

With pair of fiery battlers
matched for the feature bout. fight
fans ought to v given treat in the
boxing show at kenilworth tomorrow
night. Honey Boy Finnegan of Bos-
ton and Kid Peck, southern feather
weight champion, are scheduled to go
twelve rounds, and each has the repu-
tation of being hard hitter and a
willing fighter
Finnegan has demonstrated his skill
10 advantage in several recent
matches about Boston. Peck not long
ago held Pedro Campo of PhiladeI-
phla 10 a draw and early this season
Knocked out Andy Bowen.
A well balanced preliminary card
mas been arranged. John l.. Smith of
Washington and Young Mickey of
baltimore, welters. will meet in the
slx-round semi wndup. Another six
rounder will bring together Louis Gug-
l1mini OF Washington and Charley Bar
Der OF Baltimore, lishtweights. In a
four-round bout, Billie Laurie will be
opposed to Kid Shatick.
Evening star., 1924-07-06
MITCHELL PUZZLED
AS TO RING STATUS

Pfnkey Mitchell is the subject Of a
good story that came from the Pacific
coast. The elongated Milwaukeean
took a trip TO the far west and
finally landed in Frisco where he an
-nounced himself as the Junior welter-
weight champion of the world AS
matter of fact. Pinkey has been called
that-or at least has so called him
self without public objection. Any
was no one kicked about his claims
in the vicinity of the Golden Gate
Least Of all was Jimmy Duffy (Hy-
man Gold) dissatisfied, for he was
scheduled to meet Pinkey in a four
round bout over in Oakland and evi-
IDENTIFY Mitchell thought Duffy SO
much of a set-up that he didn't both
er to insist upon a proviso that no
decision be rendered.
California four-round bouts are de-
cision affairs and under the law only
amateurs may fight But, as has al
ready been pointed out in this column,
with it.
Duffy had all the better of three of
the four rounds of the bout and
: Mitchell got no, better than an even
and the two judges gave the verdict
to Duffy. Now Duffy is claiming to
be the earths junior welterweight
champion, land Pinkey's friends. while
admitting he was outpointed, say
that since professional bouts are pro-
hibited in California it was impossible
for him to engage in bout in which
his title was at stake
This is matter for some fistic
Solomon to decide. The writer's own
view is that since the law says there
shall be no pro bouts in California it
must be assumed that no pro bout
was held. Pinkey may have some
doubt as to this view in view of the
pounding he received. But the matter
is technical and apparently must be
settled in a technical manner