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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Mystery Man
in Oil Trial
Government Ace" in
Trial Kept Secret

GREAT FALLS. Mont April IT,
VI Dramatic interest was aroused
sodny when ncw Developments deep
sued tho mystery surrounding the
Identity Of the washington attor.
noy" upon whom the prosecution iB
depending for evidence 10 convict
Senator Burton X Wheeler. on trial
here for alleged misuse or office.
John l.. Slattery. chief prosecutor.
announced tina, be would keep the
identity Of his mysterious witness
secret until he goes on tho stand
this afternoon or Monday.
Il have promised the jury 10 fur
nish such witness and win do
II" slnttery said.
Sluitery made this statement as
the trial went into Ia third day.
after he had been informed that
Peter O. Nycr. Washington attorney.
now en- route here aS a witness. had
authorized a statement thru his law
partner. former Senator George T..
Chamberlain. that he knew nothing
Of "a shady million dollar oil deal
and that no effort had been made by
Wheeler to interest him In such an
affair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Lease Up, ToWn to
Hunt NeuD Location

( NHEHENNE, Wyo., April 1S.-La.
voye, Wyo,, lock, stock and
barrel, is going to move from it's
present location to a point four
miles south. Tho district court here
has denied tho right OF Lavoyosso
the land on which 1t Is located, and
Lavoyo has agreed to move on en-
mnsso.
Lavoyc Is a town of 5000 inhnbl.
tants, Tho village Lost title TO tho
town when the court held that an
old lease OF tho Ohio oil Co. was
still in forou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Chances for early lifting of the So
called smallpox ban" that has practically
killed tourist travel between Seattle and
British Columbia, seemed favorable Sat
urday.
The Seattle Star, recognizing the ban
as a measure deemed necessary TO Wash
ington's health, wired the surgeon-gen-
eral, United States public health service,
mt Washington, D. c.. asking him to give
his personal attention to the stuation.
Meanwhile. Col George NJ. Magruder.s
head Of the health service in the Pacific
Northwest, will go to Vancouver Sunday
night for another conference with DR.. n.
L. Young, provincial health officer.
On Col. Magruder's findings will de-
pend the keeping or lifting of the ban,
he said
''Dr. Young visited Seattle this week,
said the colonel. II found, from his fig
ures, that IL is not yet safe to lift the ban.
| so wired the surgeon general. Since
then DR.. Young tells me that some of his
figures were misconstrued ! am going
to check up and If find it is safe TO re-
move the barrier, ! shall 50 recommend
to Washington
The public health service has medical
officers at Blaine and Sumas, Colonel
Magruder said. To pass these, southbound,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
P { N A | Y
Anglers
Bates
Gets Life Term for
Girl Death; Asks
New Trial

JAMES II, BATES. convicted girl
~ slayer, denounced his own nttor
ney and made personal protest to
tho court against paying tho penalty
for his crime when brought before
Judge Gillian Saturday morning
The court rebuked tho prisoner aud
sentenced him to lie term In
prison
After Bates attorney. " T.. Barn.
hart. had made plea for icuicncy
Tor tho convicted man. Rates up,
pealed 10 the judge Tor new trial
II do no, want lsniency. want
Justice" declared tho prisoner II
Nan, q new trial, was not prop.
criy represented here"
LIS pronouRcing life sentence AT
hard labor al Walia walIa pcniten,
,lHry. Judge Gillian commended the
conduct ~ tho defense by Attorney
KarRhart and denied tho motion for
now trial
You were ably represented and
the court finds no grounds Tor grant.
Ing your plea Tor a uow trial. Judge
Gillian said
Bates was convicted 40 one Of three
bandits present during the murder
% Helen Smith Ia robbery ~ 1900
Seattle blvd April H. 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

the traveller must show evidence of hav-
ing been vaccinated within one year. If
he cannot he may be vaccinated free of
charge If he refuses he is turned back
or may put in A-day quarantine period
under observation.
Figures gathered by the Chamber of
Commerce show that there is virtually
no smallpox in Vancouver now" state
ment said. 1t calls the ban, if it is I'M
needed, IAN infringement of public rights "
While Vancouver had 101 cases in Janu-
airy, l24 in February and 80 in March,
in the last 10 days only seven new cases
have been reported, Chamber figures
show. There has not been death in Van
couver in two years from smallpox, it is
asserted. More than 10000 persons have
been vaccinated in the Vancouver limits
in the past few weeks.
DR.. Magruder says the danger lies in
the many isolated cases in territory out
side the British Columbia cities, where
there is little vaccination.
There has been no smallpox in Victoria.
Seattle statistics, from the city health
department, showed Saturday that GA
smallpox cases were reported in Seattle
in March. Forty-three have been reported
so far in April. There are % cases under
quarantine in the city at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
EIGHT HUNT|
TRAIL COUC.
Local Sportsmen Seek
err OF Deer at Lake "

Eight Seattle sportsmen.
by r. c. Peterzon, cove
hunter. began chase Of the
reported In the vicinity
Tokui Creek hatchery sa
The hunt started at s a. m.
with pack OF dogs to I
big cat. the hunters expec, .
bring IL to Semitic with ]
tied together over a pole.
Cougar tracks were foun
the bodies Of five deer a
Marie by fishermen recently
credit the death of Henry o.
homcs,eader. whose partia
voured body was found BY
men a year ago. TO the big
In tho party OF hunters
torney j. r. Peterson. Arthu
son. Of the Pacific Knittin
y. a. Upper. real estate brt
J. Beach, King county gar
den; s. a. Gray, president
sportsmen's association; u. {
or. internal revenue agent.
Smith, mechanic. and w. j.
secretary Of the Sportmen'
II captured alive the cou
be entered In the 3portsmor
here this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Major" Accused of
Big Detroit Swindle

VANCOUVER. II. C., April is.--w.
n. Bclford was arrested hero ycstcr.
day accused OF swindling Miss Myrtle
Harris. Detroit. out OF $4,000. Bel
ford was accused year ago Of hay.
ing duped Ruth RcnlciS, n film &C.
trcss. into a fake marriage. At that
time he was masqucrading at Oak
land. Cal. as major in the army
Charged with impersonating an Off.
Ger. he posted bail and fled. abandon
ing Miss Renick.
The major" Is wanted In Detroit,
Chicago and New Rochelle. Total OF
his cmbczzlemcn,s Is said TO amour,
to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
3 men KILLED!
Two Start Fight in Bank
and Cop Joins In

EAST ST LOUIS. H.. April 49,
Two unidentified men and patrol.
man were killed in a shooting affray
at the entrance OF the First National
bank here shortly before noon.
According to witnesses. the two
men strollcd into the bank lobby and
an alteration started there. In tho
middle OF the argument one of them
spoke up: Lets settle this thing for
good"
The men ran into the street and
started shooting.
David Mohlcr, a patrolman, ran to
the bank and there was three
cornered shooting affair in the
street. All three men were killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Judge Robs Speeders
of Summer Vacation

VoNKERs, N. Y. April 1s,--Judgc
- Charles w. Bottc, of Yonkers,
suspects he may have found new
way TO decrease speeding and other
violations or tho Yonkers automobile
laws lic Is dcprlvlng automobillsts
OF their vacations by putting them
ON probation until fall, requiring that
they report personally TO the probn.
ton officer once a week during tho
summer months,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Film at the HeiIig this
called beyond the Horssr"
der " the BceHes are Iaid w
crnmcnf liqiur storrf
II. sistrig, OF Ballard. e
20 barbecue an or al the
Of a new real estate addliit
day.
That's nothing We're &
roast several road hogs
Bothell highway.
Tho roar Of Niagara Fail
he hroadcasted by an Ens,e
ton. But we'd much rattle
the roar OF Secretary Pals
Diuorced ars Mr.
And Mrs. Braser:
She opened can Nth
Hts iaroriic rasor
IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
URGES ECONl
Coolidge Speaks Thru Radio
at Women's Fair OPP 1n

WASHINGTON, April I
dent Coolidge renewed his
advocacy Of economy for
vldual. for business and for
ernmcnt, in a radio address
hero today 20 open tho
world fair in Chicago,
Just before the president
address. Mrs. Coolidge press
ton IN white House, which
opened tho fair. Mr.. COOL
no reference In his spcccl
lcIsm recently reaching
HouRe from some buslne
that his constant emphasis
my was interfering with no
lie demand for commoditlem
But ho strongly rciterntc
lief tina. economy was n y
icy which should be cont
at la particularly true
crnment business would bo
n basis Of rigid economy
clnrcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
JURY DISMISSED
Fail to Agree in Trial Of
Seattle Boys for Murder

TACOMA, April is.--Unahlc to
agree. after az hours deliberntion.
the jury trying Arden Lloyd and
Charles Kinney. Of Seattle. for tho
murder OF Harry Schmidt, branch
bank manager here, February u
following n holdup was discharged
by Superior Judge Tcats today, Tho
Jury foreman said the jury stood
seven 10 five for conviction. Prose.
cutor scldcn announced he would
try tho men again and had discov.
cred new evidence TO present at the
next trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Two Armed Men Are
Taken; Held in Pen

Armed with loaded pistol and a
blackjack Ray Pletzold. q, alias Ray
West, and Ralph Larson. %, were
arrested early Saturday morning at
Broadway and Alder st. by Sergeant
Percy f. LOCKER and Patrolman h.
A. Sands
The two men were held in the city
Jail incommunicndo as they could
give no explanation OF themselves or
their possession OF the weapons.
Police say Plotzold Ia known to Port.
land, ore. police and Vancouver
nmthnrltlna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Firebug Sought for
Blaze in Apartment

Discovering in the nick OF time a
carefully.laid paper fire between tho
walls OF the oleta apartments, fire.
men Friday morning cxtinguished
the blaze before serious damage had
bee done. The building is located
ut 1916 Bellevue ave. The fire mar
shal's office and detectives are on
the trail OF the incendiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Man Is Convicted
of Being Jointist

Il. j. Baldwin. arrested by deputy
sheriffs at the Linde apartments,
Eighth ave. and Olive St, several
weeks ago, was convicted of being
n jolntIst by Jury in Judge Grif.
fiths' court Friday night. Deputy
sheriffs searched the apartment on
n warrant issued on information
gathered by Prosecutor Colvin. Six
bottles OF beer were found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
BE a SLOGAN WRITER!
WE TEACH YOU HOW!

You. too. can write slogans! NO
experience required! Big profits!
How would you like TO be the man
who wrote Save Tinf0ii and WIN
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date slogans! Readily salabIe 10
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clubs, business executives and man
ufacturers Of sauerlraui! Send for
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Writing Made Simple" a fasci'
mating. parttime work. Better than
raffia or knitting for the Man Who
Wants to Get Ahead!
Bravery: what man has who
writes 10 the Cynthia Grey column
that women haven't any more
brains than an cnrwig.
IS W DIARY
tApri ~
ia later than my wont, hut nhthe-
l.s. arrived ~ the printrry la goods
season. 80 NJ my scTisening all morn
inv and 10 lunch with my WYE, she
Ioolinv -. sprlKhily he ever saw her.
ana aid tell her 80, bnt she thought
spoke only IN Iesie, being unused 10
agKhi hat harsh words and blows, poor
w.nrb. In the evening 10 listening 80
the ,nsKicL crystal. aDd anon 10 ihs
apotbsenrt's shOppe for some drogmes
sad physiek recommended 10 mo by my
rbiruEson. And 30 10 bed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
HOME BREW

Howdy. folks, University OF
Washington girls are taking up
archery. Wen, why uois Every
girl ought to know something
about beaux.
Stanislaus Zbyszko has won the
worlds wrestling championship. bat
crossword fans are hoping nobody
uses hts nama in a puzzle.
LII Gee Gee says q iemos fs an
grange tclth bad tcmpsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Superstitious Wife
Too Much for No. 4

A LIEN j. CAKES, carpenter
~ stopped being the fourth hus.
band of Mrs, Bertha Onkcs Friday
when Judge Ronald gave him
"a divorce. She had bcon married
three tines before, he told tho
court, Onkes assorted thnt his
wife made him move from SOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Cigar Store Bandit
Gets 7 to 10 Years

b, l.. Names. convicted OF the day.
light robbery OF tho Brewster cigar
store February 6, was sentenced TO
serve from seven 10 10 years at hard
labor in Walla Walla ponitentiary by
Judge w, b. Brown, OF Bcllingham,
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Sold Horse Friends
Then Hanged Self

A LllAMBRA, Cal, April iS,-Aftor
"a selling two horses, which had
been constant companions for ~
years, Charles Stafford, aged ranch.
or, ended his lfo Friday by hnnRlnR,
S,afford's suicide IN believed TO
have been caused by grief at part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

puzzles have at last reached Peru
A rompt- cnbozn, be II known, Us a
head breaker. when It Is translated
from Spanish into English. la
Prcnza, q daily newspaper publish
cd the first rompe-oabcza ever to
appear IN this country and daily
supply OF them vs. promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Nabbed, Says He's
"Tiger's" Nephew

CLAIMING that he Is tho nephew
" of Georges Clcmoncem, famed
tiger Of France" Georges Gatnenu
30. was charged with driving while
drunk by Deputy Prosecutor Bailey,
Friday. His bail was set at $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Gets Prison Term;
But It's Suspended

Vito Fiorri, convicted OF being n
jointist last october, was given one
TO two years in Walla Walla prison,
by Judge Calvin S, Hall, Saturday.
His sentence then was suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
High School Eloper
F es Divorce Suit

n high school football
school favoritc-a won
INNER She was n IL
ri student
ped three years ago.
anita II. Spiedel charges
husband. Harry Spiedcl,
non-gupport and wants n
,cording TO her suit filed
court Friday. She said
forced TO return 20 i've
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sickols, 273S 3ist ave. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
LISBON REVOLT
Violent Fighting in Portugal
City's Streets

LISBON. April Revolution
broke out in Portugal today.
At $40 p. m. violent fighting was
in progress in tho streets OF LIS.
bon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Is Find Loot
s Electric Drill

u-s ISLAND CITY, N. y,
pI1 49, Five armed thugs
BIr Irovc for many miles from
Nv bf their crime before they
9# 4 the bag they. carried,
NY thought contained n
p. ~ roll, held only AN cleo
f @ Guards had snoaked the
roar door OF the build
tho bandits were singing
~. IA, fsput
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
+ | Revere
n yeats His
mousRide

WERE. whose midnight
0 years ago made an un.
Impression upon tho
ibilc. both thru It's merits
be Information given IN
vadsworth LonEtcll0w =
q incaruatcA Saturday IN
he psr@on % Austin Van
he sullivan riding aead,
X. attircd ~ colonial cos.
he city han and. commits.
iayor Brown ~ II meaaan-
~ an Was the true Paul
the Minute Men. dashei
wu the main thprofarcH
10 alarm, 'the British are
rut a part Of the program
+ of the American Revo.
hscryc the i5oih anniyor.
Rattle Of Lexington snd
OF course the British
ming. only as Bernard
sh consul and dean Of tho
lar corps, has announced
he 10 invade one Of the
ceilings that will be held
anlnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
PROSECUTOR READY
TO PRESS TRIAL

Inc 6eeoHn CnaFBe OF EfaUd lar
ceny now pending against Zbinden
was ordered filed by Prosecutor Col
win after Zbinden had received a
suspended sentence on making
confession In court on the first
charge.
Colviu and Hammer said Satur-
day that the prosecution has COM
pleted its case and that they would
take no further action until the
case Is set for trial next week.
Attorney Herman S. Frye. repre-
senting Zbinden. said Saturday that
his client win fight the new charge.
we feel that Ray has been prose-
cuted and punished for his crime
and will resist further prosecution on
the grounds OF former jeopardy"
Frye said.
Zbinden, in a statement Satur-
day. said that he has not person
ally profited thru his entertainments
Of the past two years His original
act. he said. was taken in an eff
fort 10 finance liquor deal from
the profits Of which he hoped TO
save his motor company from going
on the rocks. In that attempt he
lost $4,000 and during the past two
years he has been working hard 10
pay back the money.
Attorney Frye Saturday charged
/ the prosecutors office with bad
faith in pressing the new grand
larceny charge against his client.
I'VE made a complete confession
/ 10 the prosecutor and have been
negotiating with Boone & Co, auto
mobile brokers, for many months
in an effort to get our account
squared" Frye said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

The above contrib wasn't
but we detect the fins Italia
OF r, Webster. who Yields a
cue with all the dcliac
steam.shoyel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
TO III Held
AY EVENING

{ FIRST planned that the
we're would take an IS.
uorthwnrd into tho com
okinE FOR q dirt road.
Io wasn't sent IN a high
automobile. sufficient con =
$ made 10 the passage Of
init that he would make
lru the ccnters ri popu-
re he would arouse the
in the shortest time.
wiiI be held Monday
the Central school at 5
the Won steubcn club
T. Johns lodge Of Masou'
halls at the Same time.
Knights OF Columbus al
ivcrHliy chimes will play
Doodle and "The star.
Banner on Monday al
Z AZ ] o'clock a warshir
18th Naval district vii.
hutc OF 10 guns for the
, colonies from Elliott hay
limo the children in tho
hools win rise and sins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
7orld Gone Haywire? Nope, Just Freak1sh IN Spots

ing with the horses, which he sold
for 50 each, The animals were TO
have been killed and used as food on
lion farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
oss-Word Puzzle
Peru Head-Breaker

r INA, Peru. April 1S-Dlsguiscd
IL MS -ompo-cobcSas, cross-wo d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
ABIGAIL APrLEsAucE SAYS;

Dear Homer. How shall cure
my husband OF very foolish habit?
After lodge meetings he comes
home about a. m. stands on the
sidewalk. and loudly demands that !
come down and open the door
Worried.
why don't you surprise him by
having the house moved during his
atsence7 The shock should cure
him.
-Jokes on possoftice pens arc bad
taste"
says Postmaster Heir, ioho "a
strsi1ht-iGccd:
n the pens tecrc as Heto
As the postmaster (trhCtcD
Hed not find the hamor misplaced.
M. II. "
OIL. THE MEAN THING!
"Senatosr Win said a headline
In The Star pink, and y contrib
writes in to ask II we are starting
a new crossword puzzle contest.
IT'S edsy enough 10 DC pleasant
when life rolls along smooth and
cool,
But the man north rbtle
II rhe man fhat don't riIc
When opponents dcfcat him ~ pool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Nouu Is the Time
to Buy a Good
Used Car

Toduy's Want Ads can help you
90 plcl, out the car you want.
Here Is q dandy;
1929 OAKLAND TOURING
Original finish like now, bump
crs, wind dcflcctors. visor,
Awipe. extra tire, peach, 1915.
sNAPPY CHEVROLET COUPE
6 cord tires, and lots OF eNtrnH;
beauty ...,........... S325
Turn TO the Want AID Columns
and see who Is offering this car
TO you.
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the attention
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Send the following message. subject 60 the terms
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
ANOTHER
INQUIRY
STARTS
State Insurance Men
Checking Auto
Claims

THE insurance department Of the
Il state Of Washington started sat
urday an investigation Of it's own
into tho dealings OF Ray Zblnden,
Seattle automobile man. who now
faces second charge Of grand lar
ceny in connection with the forgery
Of auto sales contracts.
Ibinden will be arraigned on the
new charge next Tuesday before
Judge Ronald. He win plead not
guilty
The insurance angle OF Zbinden's
affairs became known when Capt.
w. A. Gross, acting state fire mar.
shall, Of Olympia. began an inquiry
among auto insurance firms OF Seat
tie 10 learn how many theft claims
on automobiles insured by Zbinden
during the last two years have been
paid.
The probe by the state department
was ordered TO ascertain II fraud
had been committed by Zbinden thru
insurance claims. Reports have
reached Deputy Prosecutor Hammer
that a number OF complaints charg.
ing auto thefts have been filed by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Smallpox Ban at Border
May Be Removed Soon!
WESTERN UNION
TELEGR AM

.r~eo.s e,slror ,...,s.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-01-25
MIAMI RESULTS

,ante, 115 (Ambrose). IS. $40. 81. 20. won; ;
tnver Maid, 100 u. Callahan). $3.50, $3.50,
second; Silver Slippers, ITO (Stutts), $3.50,
third. Time, lis 2-5 The Count and julie
also ran.
Second race, S-year-olds and up; mile and
20 yards-sir Glen, 103 (Noe), 1920, 81 90,
$3.50. won; Eunice X, 90 t0Brien), 81 30,
$3.50, second; Mike Morrissey, 100 tDolinl,
Fictile. Rockhali, American Star and BY Gone
Days also ran.
Third race, 3-yesr-olds and up; IA furlongs
Shanghai, 103 Or. WilliamsS, $l1.20, s.. 40.
s3.7o. won Carrier, 1o3 (Parke), 40. g. go.
second; Pauline NJ, 10l tRodrguesl. $3.50
third Time, ZOE 40. Gallant Myn, Gaa
Ben II, Candy Stick, Wilton Fisnna and Con-
trbution slso ran.
Fourth race, 3-year-olds and up; 81 fur
longs-Bsrney Google, % (Stevens), $46. 10,
$3.50, $3.50, won; Slew and Easy. 90 (Wil-
liams), $40, So so, second; Brice, 106 u.
Callahan), $40. third Time, 1 :0s 40. Finn
Lagg and Broomster also ran.
Fifth race 3-year-olds; LII miles-Bcnnie
Omar, 1870 (Stevens). s4so, out. out. won; Co
rinth. lis tParke), out. ou,. second; Cloister,
to5 (Accardy), out, third. Time. 1850 80.
Only three starters.
/ Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile and
20 yards--Attaboy II, los (Parke). $500,
81 so, 81 20, won Composer, LOT (stevens)
$40, $3.50, second; Jackson, 104 uiebgold)
$40, third. Time, so As. Rapid Traveller
and Squire virgins also ran.
Seventh race, 3-year-olds and up; 1h miles
-Muskeg. 115 (Parke), $12.7O, $3.50, $40,
won vice Chairman. 1o7 (Marriner). $500
81. 20, second; Devonife, 107 martini, St2. 90,
third. Time, 1853 3-5. Mizar, Duelms Miss
Mazis and Superbum also ran.