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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1926-04-22

Said sale will take place at the
east door or main entrance of the
courthouse at Prosser, Benton conn.
ty, Washington, and said sale will he
at public auction for cash in hand.
to the highest and best bidder.
. Dated at Prosser. Washington. this
9Th. day of April. 1926. = =
49, JAMES SHEPHERD, sheriff
Chas. w. johnson, 1854 Dexter
Horton Bldg, Seattle, Wash. 1885
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Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that on the 18th day of MAY,
1926, at the hour of 10 am. of said
day, 1 will sell the property hereto
fore described, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the spe-
Gifted lien in the amount set opposite
each description of property. together
with interest. attorneys fees, costs
and disbursements and increased
costs in the amount stated.
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WILL PAY-Reward for information
as to the whereabouts of two stray
heifers, one light brown Jersey, 16
months old, one dark Jersey with two
small white spots on left hip. year
old. Both are running together. Also
Guernsey, white spot on left stifle
and white on back. white tail. under
year old. Please notify JOS. Svanton-
sky, Phone 28x10. Kennewick. 4tf
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WANTED-Man or woman in ,Kenne-
wick to enter Spokane Chronicle
contest to win an automobile. Nine
autos and IL radios to be given away
June 9Th. See J. P. Taylor at the
Commercial Hotel, Kennewick or tel
ephone.
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Golden Rule Mercantile Go.
New Stocks Arriving Daily

Prices that are rapidly moving the STOCK OF the
Golden Rule store plainly worked in every sec
ton of the store.
=, -. That you may become better acquainted with
the quality and prices Of the j. c. Penney Co, we
invite YOU to come in and look over the stocks OF
new merchandise which have already arrived.
Mems Overas heavy blue denim, high back suspender
back or waist styles All sizes at one low price $129
I Boys Overalls, heavy denim SSc TO Sl.iO
Mems chambray work shirts. Extra full cut each 79c
Il Mons Khaki riding nants ....- $2.79
/ Mems khaki pants Sl.4S, Sl.9o
/ Mems light weight cotton sOx IL nc
X Mems aOckfOrd SOX - - III
4 Mems leather faced canvas gloves gauntlet or
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II Mems leather faced gloves, knit wrist 29c
Mems leather faced gloves, gauntlet 29c
Il Mems felt hats Sl.0c .
Mems khak hats screen front .. 49c
! New caps for men, most popular shapes and 4.
II Genuine Gillette RazOrs loc
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Auto Strop Razors, complete 25c
Blue Beard Auto Stroper for Gillette baldes, each $l9S
Auto Strop blades, pkg. 59c
Evening star., 1926-11-13

Real Estate" 1924 Macmillan Co.
Bolton. Reginald Pelham. De Winnie
Press. 1922. Building for Profit
Principles Governing. the Economic
Improvement of Real Estate"
Brand, Ernest S. "A Treatise on
the Real Estate Business in All Its
Branches, with Special Reference to
Laws Pertaining to the Business and
Practical Conduct of Affairs" 1911.
National Cooperative Realty Co., San
Francisco.
Doherty. John G. "The Interstate
Salesman" 1926. The Interstate
Salesman, Aurora. A complete course
In the real estate business in IL les
sons.
French, Frederick r. 1.-THE Real
1928. Frederick r. French Security
Co.
Green, John B. Law for the
Home Owner" 1928. Macmillan Co.
Hall. Harry and others. Real Es-
tate Manual for Brokers, Owners and
Operators. 1925. Doubleday, Page &
Co.
Hinman. Albert G. Real Estate
Merchandising" 1926. A. w. Shaw
Co. Introduction by Richard T. Ely.
HUM, George P. Method of Fig
uring Ground Values" 1923. G.. P.
Hugh, Minneapolis. MINI.
Isman, Felix. Real Estate in All
It's Branches" 1924. D. Appleton &
Co.
Kennedy, John P. "Basis Of Real
Estate Values" 1925. Bank Business
Builder, Los Angeles.
Kirkman, George w. Real Es.
tate" 1924. Southland Publishing
House. Los Angeles. A comprehen-
sive manual on all branches of the
real estate business.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

Lewis, Yancey. Lectures on Real
Estate" 1925. Gammers Book Store,
Austin, Tex.
Melbers, Peter L. Realty Sales.
men," 1925. p. L. Melberg, Chicago.
Ill.
Mills, John P. Real Estate Sales.
manship." 1928. Long Beach, Calf,
McArdle & West, printers. A few
hints to statesmen on attaining sue
cess based upon actual experience.
Mueklow, Walter. Real Estate Ac-
counts" 1917. Ronald Press.
Real Estate Practice.
National Association Of Real Estate
Boards. Annals Of Real Estate Prac-
tice." 1925. 8 vols. National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards. Contents:
Vol. ], General Real Estate Topics"
vol. 2, Real Estate Brokerage; VOL
8, Home Building and Subdividing"
vol 4, Real Estate Finance: vol. g..
Property Management; vol. 6, I'm.
dustrial Property; vol. z, Selling
Farm Lands; vol. 8, Cooperative
Apartments; vol. 8, Administrative
Problems of the Real Estate Boards" I"
"One Hundred and Two Q02)
Plans for Closing Real Estate Deals. !"
1923. A. w. Shaw Co.
Ostrander, William M. simplex
Plans for Selling Real Estate" 1917.
Simplex Service Co., New York. A
successful system for finding buyers
for farms, residences and building
lots, wherever located.
Payne, F. NJ. 1.-THE Real Estate
Educator" 1920. Carey.
"Seventy-eightT TS) Proved Plans for
Handling and Closing Real Estate
Deals" 1921. A. w. Shaw Co.
Spilker, ]. B. Real Estate Busi-
ness as a Profession" 1923. Kidd.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

lantic Monthly Co. A wealth Of new
ideas applicable to any priced dwell
ing, compiled by hundreds Of build
ers and owners who have faced and
solved new intricate problems in a
satisfactory manner.
McMichael. Stanley l.. How to
Make Money in Real Estate" 1924.
Stanley McMichael Publishing Co. A
book full of shrewd observations and
Information concerning the process OF
investing money in real estate. 1t con-
tains much of value to investors and
brokers, alike.
Snyder, Blake "Real Estate Hand
book" 1926. McGraw.Hill. A book of
so chapters, each written by a differ
ent expert in the real estate business.
Zangerle, John A. principles of
Real Estate Appraising." 1924. Stan
ley McMichael Publishing Co. A COM
prehenslve and useful book on the
science Of real estate appraising.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

"The Real Estate Manual" Pre-
pared to aid buyers and sellers of real
estate. 1926. Bridgeport, Conn. Edu.
cation Publishing Co.
"Angelus Distinctive Architecture. :"
1925. Angelus Architectural Service
Co. A collection of designs for distinc-
tive homes adaptable to any climate
Floor plans and Photographic repro
ductions are given.
Benson, Philip and North, Nelson l..
Real Estate Principles and Practice. !"
1922. Prentice Hall. A practical vol.
ume dealing with the legal phases of
the real estate business, explaining
and illustrating with actual examples.
Fisher. Ernest M. Principles of
Real Estate Practice" 1928 Macmil-
Ian Co. A thorough discussion of the
fundamental fsatures of the real estate
business. Designed primarily for be-
ginners.
'Flagg, Ernest. Small Houses" I"
1921. Charles Scribners. Essays on
the fundamental design and descrip-
tive articles on construction of small
houses.
Loring. Charles G. Ed. House
Beautiful Building Annual" 1926. At
Evening star., 1926-11-13
BOOKS GIVE IDEAS
ON HOUSE BUYING
Volumes Are Available Here
I on Various Phases of
e Real Estate.
There are available a large number

There are available a large number
OF standard publications of interest to
those persons who are considering the
purchase Of real estate, purchase Of
. homo. interior decorations or any Of
the technical phases of the realty or
construction industry. These volumes
may be obtained free of charge at the
Public Library of the District of Co.
lumbia by application to the indus
trial division. Through the courtesy
OF the librarian of the district Of Co.
lunbia. DR. George F. Bowerman, the
following list of these publications
have been made available. These
books may be obtained in the same
manner as any other book from the
Public Library.
List of Books.
The following list Is recommended
0y DR.. Bowerman:
Dabcock, Fred NJ. Appraisal Of
Evening star., 1926-11-13

deavoring to stir up trouble among
the tribesmen. The government. 1t
was added. was taking "energetic
measures" TO deal with the situation.
Salar Ed Dowleh's nephew. the
Shah Ahmed Mira, was dethroned by
the Persian National Assembly be
cause of his lengthy absences IN
Europe. He was succeeded by his
premier, Reza Khan Pehlevi. VIII"
was crowned last April 25.
Evening star., 1926-11-13

Mrs. Campbell-Why did your hus-
band discharge his stenographer?
Wasn't she capable?
Mrs. Dennis-Yes, capable of any
thingi
Evening star., 1926-11-13

to start q movement in Persian
Kurdistan against the new Shah in
August.
1t is not known here whether the
prince will be. handed over to the
Persian government by the Irak
authorities.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
PERSIAN EX.SHAH'S UNCLE
ARRESTED AFTER FLIGHT
pv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press
DELHI, British India. November
1a.-Prince s,alar Ed Dowleh. uncle of
the former Shah Of Persia. Is reported
to- have been arrested In Irak (Mesopo-
tamia). where he fed after attempting
Evening star., 1926-11-13

A dispatch from the Persian capital
late in August said Salar Ed Dowleh
had reached KurdIstan and was en-.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT,

TONIGHT.
The United Lodge of TheOsOphists
Hill Building. Seventeenth and
streets. will have a talk on Life OF
the Soul" at s O'Clock. Public invited
No charge or collection.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

TEDDY BEAR. white. that growled. in
Montrose PARK or between Montrose Park
Z Que g.. Friday. Heturn 3016 Que @.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Cloudy and
much cooler today probably show =
ers: Monday fair, with slowly rising
temperature.
Maryland-Cloudya and much cooler
today, probably showers; Monday
fair. with slowly rising temperature.
Virginia-Cloudy and much cooler
probably showers; cooler tonight;
Monday fair, with slowly rising tenn
perature.
West Virginia-Fair and continued
cool in west and cloudy to partly
cloudy and much cooler in east
portion.
Temperature for "a Hours.
Temperature-Midn rs; am.
Is: am, "a; am, 73; s am, 75;
10 am, 83; IL noon. 81; 2 pm. 81;
q pm. SO; pm, 70; p.m., II; 10
pm, Y.
Highest. SO; lowest, II.
Same date last year-Lowest, so.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and GeOdetic Survey)
TOday-Low tide. $50 am. and
:58 pm.
TomOrrow-I.ow tide. AS am. and
1893 pm; high tide, 12:27 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun. rose 5:5S am; sun
sets 800 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises $50 am;
sun sets 5:58 pm.
Moon rises $50 pm: sets 20 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Wnafhar In Xa afhus Cifins
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Deatbs.

McMENOMY. On Saturday. September 27
Ig26. at the residence, Of her nephew
c%THARfNEse e9n MsMEN6MY iSn's sF.sfs sTs fPo R
the above residence ON Tuesday Septenl
shrine OF Of the the INN immacniate ts conceptioI
where solemn high mass will be sung a.
phia on the ii o'clock train Interme1
At =, the Old Cathedral Cemetery Philadet
a. 1925. WALTER c6hAffpE, FPtSa1j Pdevotej
! son of John G. and Eva 7. Myers. p!
! ~. at IL am. 20
MYERS. A special communication of Daw
held at the Masonic Temple on Monday
Of of our t% late ne' brothcr. WAITER C G. Mr9SERS rSS
tSHY Ky %Tdsr s GbIsoRN e tss * secre,arx n .s
PRICE. On SATURDAY., septemher -. 1925,
| at Garfield Hospital ALBERT s. beloved
husband of Margaret u. Price. Notice ol
please co,v.l
REINOHI. suddenly, on Saturday. septens
&in her 2S 1871 at R5NsMdsphbIsi pa IA
neral from wrirhts chapel on Monday
SMITH. On Thursday. September "a. 1926.
ANNA M es &c. bsloyed daugh,er Of tP PrestSs hS
parents residence. 643 9th st; ne. on
Requiem mass q St Mary's Church nt
lnterment st. Msry's Cemetery. 90
SMITH. The Ladies' Sodality of ST. Mary's
Cn"SS SM1T T fst @ En- e the St residence on OF sAESy
Sseptember sep 26, at 3 pm. to recite- the Of
nns MRS: EMMA MALEY. Prefesaa,
MRS. MARY SPECHT Secy. "G'
TAYLOR; Departed ,o., this LIE on T.,i ~ ~, On,
son of the late DIR. G.. f Taylnr am Ns''je
Taylor.,. brother Of Nellie. Hopkins ard
Funeral MONDAY, Senten,ber 81 at ; p m.
from James H. WrnslOw Co chapel. 18th
and x SITS. NV.
TURNER. WALTER. Snecrl meeting will
96O7; G. :. o. o. F., Monday. !senten1:
Hall. BY order of the Noble Grand,
Mrs Fiorcn"e 4. Sh,piey. Is 9TH Isl ST ne.
helaSed Wife df TIC 'sfe william a Var! War
field. Services will he held AT zurhorst
funeral psrlors. 301 East Capitol 81. on
mcnt in Congressional Ccnletery
"As'srSH asy seneber nsParsa iss thi al oioc GTs
GEORGE WASHINGTON. He leaves. 10
relatives and friends, Funeral from st.
sxe B1pts snd chg.sh New M6Ssy
Wright.
WOLFE. On SATURDAY, sentemher Is. 1925.
widow. of Thomas NJ Wolfe. Funeral
from her late residence 1926 Park rd
NV. en- TUESDAY. September 20. at II
FredcrisE' % Nd o'' 'Frederick @ and derG1r GHmhcr
land, Nh. papers please copy 80
Evening star., 1926-09-26
3n M emnriam.

tCASTLE. In loving remembrance OF our
d1a sop and 6.ohsE AtBERT tB CAS-
today, September 26. 1925.
May his soul rest in peace.
MOTHER AND SISTERS.
GILLILAND. In memory of our dearly be-
loved mother. CHARITY EJLALIE Gill
LlLAND. who died died five years ago today.
Softly. tender. fond and true:
There is not day. dear mother.
'"'' We w "'' HER CHiLDREN.
GRA>T In sad but Syng sId fs,HSr
AGO today, September .3. 1923
There is a face so dear We miss.
Still is tho voice we love:
God keen hSl safe with Him until
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GREENE; In loving memor,y, of ogT dsar
GREENE. who departed this life Sep
tember 90. 1925.
| At home on the beautiful hills Of God.
Some day. some time. when our task is
With iov we shall meet veu there.
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
In synF PfPHR %bo Of . s.r,rs5 da5
this ltfe two years ago today. September
Just . thought Of sweet remembrance.
just a memory. kind and true;
There is not day; dear mother
That I DO not think of you.
HER DEVOTED SON. ROBERT J.
| PIPER.
ROBINSON. In loving remembrance of Ouf
dear daughter and sister. ,HYACINTH r
ROBINSON. who entered eternal rest
thirteen years ago today. September &c,
| 1918
In the beautiful hereafter.
In the life that is to be.
Somewhere in Eod's great garden
7 will see you there.
LOVING MOTHER. MARY ROBINSON.
WETZEL. In loving remembrance OF our
dear mother, CLARA NJ. WETZEL. who
departed this life year ago today.
September &c, 1925.
May she rest in peace.
HER CHILDREN.
WILLIAMSON. In beloved remembrance of
our dear mother. MATILDA n. WILLIAM
SON who departed this life one year ago
today. September %6, 1928.
Gone hut ever in our thoughts
HER SON AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Mrs. Viola V. Priddy Asks Divorce.

Suit for a. limited divorce was filed
in the. District Supreme Court yester-
day by Mrs. Viola V. Priddy, 425
Twelfth street southeast. against
George J. Priddy, alleging cruelty
and drunkenness. The plaintiff says
that on September II, last, her hus-
band broke his pledge to stop drink
ing and came home intoxicated,
breaking down the door with an AK.
She tells the court they were married
in this city, March II, 1910. and have
two children, whose custody. she
seeks. The plaintiff is represented by
Attorney Bertrand Emerson, jr.,
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Heads of the largest stores I'm Paris
recently declared thatsthey never have
seen an electric refrigerator.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

GRiFFlTHS. Departed this life on Friday.
September -, 1926, at 80 am ut her
residence. 553 Randolph st. NV LAURA
v. GRIFFlTHS, beloved mother of Mrs
Marie McGraw and Thomas p. Wharton
day. September 27. at 9 pm Interment
GlenwOod Cemetery %
Evening star., 1926-09-26
GARMENT CAR, SHOT
5 TIMES, STILL LIVES
Non Union Distributor Wounded
as Phase of Long New
York Strike.

PASSAIC, n. j., September 25.-
This city, often riven to disturbances
laid to the textile strike, today was
the scene of violence brought on by
the seven-month garment strike in
progress in New York, when Louis
Cooper, garment car and object of
frequent threats, was shot five times
in front of his home. At General Hos
pital tonight his condition was re-
ported as fair. although a bullet pun
tured a lung and passed under his
heart.
Two men waiting in an automobile
at the curb left their machine this
morning as Cooper drove his car from
the driveway. Jumping on the run
ming board of Cooper's car. both blaZed
away at him. The men escaped in
their automobile.
Cooper and Daniel Schwartz Of Cliff
ton control a trucking business dis
tributing garment work among non
union shops and delivering the fin
ished product to New York. The gar
ment strike is not connected with the
textile war in this district.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
GEN. COMES DA COSTA
PROMOTED TO MARSHAL
Leader of Successful Revolution in
May, Now in Azores, Re
warded for Services.

By the Associated Press.
LISBON, September 25. - Gen.
Comes da Costa, who led the army
last May in the movement which
brought about the present govern
ment, has been raised to the rank
of marshal in recognition Of his serv-
ices to the country in past military
campaigns.
Gen. Comes de Costa late in May
advanced on Lisbon from Braga at
the head Of an army corps. The re-
volt was successful and he became war
minister in the new Cabecadas cabi-
net On June II he ousted the pre-
mier and assumed power himself, but
his regime was brief. He was de-
posed by Gen. Carmona on July =
and sent to the Azores, where he is
at presently
Evening star., 1926-09-26

CASTLE. In loving remembrance OF our
dear son aud brother. ALBERT T. CAS-
TIE. who departed this life one year ago
today. September 26. 1925.
May his soul rest in peace.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Deaths Reported,

The following deaths have Ieen reported Ia
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Lawrence Egbert. 81. St. Elizabeth's Hos
pita1.
Ellsworth H. Lacey. 80. Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Sarah Murray Sc. Walter Reed Hosptal
Herman B. Wodel. 81. Garfield HospitaI.
Roman Denis %. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Alice Holm A. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Carl Tavlor. 2S. 2112 Flagler st.
Vashti Cockrell. "a. Freedmens 'Hosptal
Dorsey TOlliver. 90 months. 33 Myrtle st
Viola " Haynie IA months eb M. st. Sc
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tC
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Harry P. and Anna Scarlitinos. boy.
Orion and Thelma Tripplett. girl.
Charles w. and Clara D. Owens. hoy,
Vincent B. and Myrtle Mintorl. girl.
Edward 7. and Adelein Plumer. girl.
William F. and Joyce E. Lear. girl,
Howard 3. and Anna Richardson, girl.
Simon and Catherine Klosky. hoy.
Medford p: and Anne s, Canby. boy.
David s.. jr:. and Amelia ~ Barry girl.
Lewis and Mabel Smith. boy.
Tennie and Erline Settles girl.
Clarence r. aud Harriette E. Gilmore hoy
Roland and Zcnobia johnson. hoy.
John D. and Ruby ROseboro. boy.
William H. and Louise A. North. girl.
Harry and Clara l.. Brown hoy.
Ulysses and Pearl Lyon. boy.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
RITES FOR LIEUT.. MYERS.
officer Who Drowned Friday to
- Rest in Arlington.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Walter
Claude Myers, 23, of the Coast Artil-
1ery, who was drowned in the Potomac
River Friday afternoon, will be con-
Quoted at the residence of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, John c. Myers, 1925
Warder street. tomorrow at II o'clock.
Rev. DR.. w. S. Abernethy, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, will off1ci-
ate. Interment will be in Arlington
Cemetery. Besides his mother and
father. Lieut.. Myers is survived by
three brothers, Wilbur c.. Edward s.
and Marion r. Myers.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The West End Citizens AssOcia-
ton will meet tomorrow, pm, in
Corcoran Memorial Hall, Twenty first
at II street. Illustrated address by
Maj. l.. s. Grant.
JOppa Chapter, No. 81. D. f. 5.
will hold it's annual bazaar at Joppa
Temple, 4209 Ninth street. October 6
and Z, beginning at $50 pm.
The Iowa Circle Citizens AssOcia
ton will meet in the lecture room of
Northminster Church. Eleventh street
and Rhode Island avenue, at s pm.
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
CARDS of TbankS.

LOWE. We wish TO express our most
heartfelt and sincere appreciation for the
unlimited sympathy and tireless assistance
rendered us at the death of our husband
and father ERNEST c. LOWE: also for
the beautiful floral tributes sent at the
time of our bereavement. .
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
ROTIHAC. We wish to thank our many
friends for their expressions OF sympathy.
letters of coincidence and beautiful flowers
during the Illness and at the death OF
CORA A. ROULHAC. our beloved wife
fIMAs ROuLHAC AND CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
LEXINGTON RESULTS

NV Valet 167 Dale. SIS 60. S6 So $40
won: Holly BOY 1O1 tMazonel. 81. So 90
second: MNddling Sets lo7 'Duboisl. 81"
third. Time. 10. Little Jennie. George
Kuffan. Underground and Silver Wings also
SECOND RACI;-2,ve ,,vea,r.olds; Futnr,t'
So 90. won: Candy Fox. 112 Wallis. So 20
80. second Taloha. 112 Smith s" so
third Time Ill 30 Cecile. Foxana
and Princess F'ma also ran
THIRD RACE year-olds and up: y
piles s, 81 Long Champs ln4 'Marouev 1os $3.50
Ismi'h,. go third '"" Time Zee :5s "r Grand nd
King. DIngo and Little Blaze also ran.
FOURTH RACE; -3;,,year,olds; Futurity
s9nrse 60 Gn 1,l.tls ~ Cyn , j? IN, McElroy) & S34o
So so. So 90. second: Beegar Boy. !15 (How
arn. S" so. third Tine. :09 4-5. Noel
lenza. Mvrtie Rior and Miss Miles also ran
FIFTH RACE--2-vear olds: Futurity
course Wood'ore 122 (Burke>. 81 60
s.. So 50 won: Candy Queen. 1l9 walls
c@nmp cS 8 so. seGpn%d Tnrd cfffS Tme oi1n ii Das M
ist. Conrade. Tochhoy. Thistle Gold. Tu>
Glow and Marv Jane also IAN.
SIXTH RACE-All ages: Futuritv course
Man. 90 johnson, S. 40. S3.s0. 81 20
Time. l:I2 Cave Woman. Brawner. Jane
SEVENTH RACE -year-olda and up
X miles Allaire. 20 ,Smth,. SIS 40
81 so. S3.2O. won: Decntful. 20 (Craver}
sls sd;: ss29 second eS,r% Plus UtEs 1o7 Dn
lead bal. Mons Meg. Null Secunds ano
Eataha also ran.
Evening star., 1926-11-21
BOWIE RESULTS

VIEW TIRI6 RASE fcssrae HfaFs3d: 1910 s55 tG?s
Won Ambition; 1o2 lChaImers,; S23 10.
So 30 third. Time. 1:452s. Swept Away.
Bobby Jones. Handclasp and Pomonkey also
ran.
.. SECOND RACE 2,year-olds:, mile
S,gnoa 81 E,she5, So ST :, a. 80 looS, won
Time ,452z Broomoney. Miniaior. Arden.
Golden Box and Billy Black also ran.
ur THIRD RAcE sl aGef noIna 5S furlspSs 20
S 80 sa50 won; MING. i34 aLans,. 81 50
s.; 20 third Time :0St5 witchmOunt.
Senator Norris the Heather and Fatal Dart
also ran
po EorRTH ssg. Race Gyea"' ga q s +" s 50
won: Dolan. l0S 'Fatorl. - 10 s., 20, 500
ond Sport Trait lO7 lang, 1910 thir,l
Tine, :i51s; All Blue. Jim Crow Sla'
Evermnre and Doto also
os H'Fra 5uF RAcss sis y 70 'sss so %!rGl,':? so s"
WILL We k O. ca,doa Howard sS MA II" h1rn ,5.
Mist. JOY Smoke. Craftsman. Rulletln Laura
grid aud J. Fred A. also ran
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