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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-24
Market Reports

DR.. C. L. Tompkins of Redwood
Falls and Dorothy johnson of
Belview had tonsil operations at
the Redwood Falls hospital this
morning.
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BANQUET SPEAKER

Rev. G.. E. Martin of Redwood
Falls spoke at fathers ard sons
banquet in the Methodist Epis-
copal church in Olivia Tuesday
evening. He was accompanied by
d. L. Crimmins.
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FOR SALE-1935 Ford V-8, 4
door sedan. 1885 Chevrolet tudor
and 1887 Pontiac Sc" four door
sedan, fully equipped with radio,
heater, etc. All cars in perfect
shape. Lange and Lieske, Vesta,
Minnesota. 32-tf
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FOR SALE - Springer Spaniel
pups of selective bloodlines. ALI
are beautifully marked individ-
uals. Sired by champion Valley
cress Whirlwind. Will sell at
sacrifice price. L. H. MCGEE,
Lamberton. 1913
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BUYING HOGSI am buying
hogs at railroad yards at Wabasso
every Monday and Thursday. Also
buy Veal. All stock must be in
by 2 %. m. M. F. Waterman. Soft
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DEAD ANIMALS removed free
of charge. State permit to haul
cholera hogs. Do not drag. Red
wood Rendering Works, Tele-
phone 435, reverse phone. char
ges, Redwood Falls. MINI. 46-52pd
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SEWING MACHINES-Just re-
ceived another shipment of Used
Sewing Machine, all makes, all
prices, all in perfect condition.
See us for your repairing, prompt
service. H. w. Shoemaker. Look
for the sign, 347 East Broadway,
Redwood Falls. 35-tf
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PERSONALS

WISH TO LOCATE a friend.
Anyone knowing the address OF
Elmer Holden, son of George,
please communicate with box 3l3
Morton, MINI and I will be very
thankful. - 54-ArS
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Pine and fir lumber;
cedar shingles, roofing and win
dows. A 10x12 brooder house.
Garnet Zieske, Redwood Falls,
Telephone Wabasso 3-L-555. 35tf
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CLASSIFIED SECTION
DOGS

FOR SALE-One Cocker Spaniel
female pup, 6 months old. Albert
Fischer, 31a miles north of Nor
gan. 35-2p
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FOR SALE-One black mare, 5
years old, weight 1,400 lbs. and
one black mare, 9 years old,
weight 1850 lbs, in foal. These
mares are good chunks, sound,
good workers, gentle and safe for
any child to drive. They are pric-
ed to sell. Joe Kerkchoff, 2 miles
south, miles east and "a mile
south of Morgan. Sop
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MEN WANTED


SIS a month paid to many
men at first and more later.
Local manager of nationally
known company will hire sew
eral men at once. Deliver or
ders to farmers, render SER
vice and do other work. Farm
experience and car necessary.
Permanent work. Even though
you are not much Interested In
changing your work, II you will
send your name we will guar
antee to furnish you Informal
ton that will be OF great value
Of this paper.
Name ................
Address .............
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FOR SALE-Team of Bay Geld
ings, weight 1900 lbs. each. Com
ing 8 and 4 years old. Guaranteed
to Hitch, Wind and Work. Henry
Seifert, Morgan, MINI. 34-2pd
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FOR SALE-One matched team
of roans; a few cheap work
horses; one team Belgian colts,
year old; two iron-gray colts, 2
years old; and one bay mare, /
years old. Peter P. Kragh, Wa
basso. 35-3p
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LOST-Extension ladder, while
hauling to my farm in Redwood
Falls Township. Will party that
picked up ladder, please notify
Albert Radeke, Sanborn, MINI. 1t
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FOR SALE-Tested and register
ed No. l seed: Wisconsin No. 80
Barley, Thatcher wheat, Red
Wing flax. Also Bison fax. Will
liam Paulson, Redwood Falls,
Mimi. 35-tf
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-Farm buildings and
pasture. See Nelson Bros, Bel
view, MINI. oo-Lp
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FOR SALE - No. l Thatcher
wheat, test weight 60 lbs. a bu-
shell. SIPS per bushel. N. L.
Quesenberry, Redwood Falls. 1913
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LOST FOUND

FOUND-Coin purse containing
money, owner may have same on
identification and paying for adv.
Call at Gazette office. 35-1
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FOR SALE-Thatcher wheat, re-
gistered, State tested, Cleaned
$1.50 per bushel. Certified Gold
en- King Seed Corn, shelled and
graded, $500 per bushel. Also
taking orders for Hybrid seed
corn. c. A. Marsh, Telephone
6L152, Delhi, MINI. 34-tf
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE-Second hand fur
niture bought and sold. j. M.
Stewart, Redwood Falls. 19-tf
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FOR Wisconsin No. 38
and Velvet Seed Barley. State
tested. Dave Jacobson, Delhi,
MINI. 33-4p
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FOR SALE-Purebred Chester
White Bred sows, weight 800 to
400 pounds. Bred to farrow March
and April. Cholera immune. L. P.
Simsonsen, Evan, MINI. 1882
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FOR SALE-Thatcher seed wheat
Clean seed @$1.25 per bushel. AL
so Wisconsin No. 38 barley. On
farm 1a miles south of Seaforth.
George Wotschke, P. o. Vesta,
MINI. 34-4p
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GRAIN

FOR SALE-Some Alfalfa hay
and some fodder corn. Also some
Thatcher wheat and Murdoch
seed corn. c. J. Scott, Delhi,
MINI. 35-3p
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FOR SALE-Team of bays, COM
ing 4 years old, weight 1400
pounds each. Gentle, can be driv-
en- anyplace. Arno Nelson, 5 miles
south of BelvieW. 29-tf
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Four wheel trailer,
Model T with box and horse ton
que. Sweet Glover scarifying
machine, farmer size. Priced right.
c. A. Marsh, Delhi. Telephone
6L152. 35-tf
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1 AM TAKING ORDERS for Ma
t:onal Hybrid Seed Corn. If in
terested write D. E. Miller, Delhi,
MINI. or call 8-L-25 Redwood
Falls. 33-tf
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FARM MACHINERY

FOR SALE - Allis- Chalmers
"WC" Row Crop Tractor, COM
plete with Firestone rubber tires.
Also double row corn cultivat-
or, with power lift and two bot
tom IA inch tractor pillow. This
machinery is practically as good
as new. Priced reasonable. Her
man Ergel, Morgan. 34-3p
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HORSES, LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Very choice Short
horn bulls; Shorthorn springer
cows; also one HolStein bull OF
serviceable age. John Dahl
Stockyards, telephone 384, Red
wood Falls. 35-1
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FOR SALE-Wisconsin 38 seed
barley. Lewis Carity, Redwood
Falls. 33-tf
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EMPLOYMENT

WANTED = Girl for general
homework, capable of taking full
charge. Call Rote Hatchery, tele-
phone $50, Redwood Falls. 35-l
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MALE HELP WANTED = Men
between 20 and 35 years OF age
to do specially selling in sur
rounding counties. Must have car.
Apply at once to Mr.. M. j. Fem
rite, Montgomery Ward & Co.,
Redwood Falls. 3d.
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POULTRY

FOR SALES. c. Red Cockerels,
from blood tested flock, $1.75 II
taken before March 1st. Mrs. Ole
Nelson, Belview, Mimi. 34-2ts
CHICKENS WANTED-We will
pay over the market prize 1or
chickens. Inquire at the Red
Owl Store, Redwood Falls. 35-l
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FOR SALE-10 to IL ton good
Alfalfa Hay. Ed Dunlevy, ST.,
Redwood Falls. 33-4pd
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MAN WANTED for Rawleigh
route. Sales way up this year.
Real opportunity for right man.
We help you get started. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. MNB-432-O,
MinneanoIis. MINI. Esp
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-02-24

GIRLS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Enroll now in the Mankato School
of Beauty Culture, accredited
school for sixteen years, always
demand for good operators.
Write for particulars. 34-4p
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WANTED TO RENT = Small
house in Redwood Falls. Write
"EW" in care of Gazette. 33-3pd
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MONEY TO LOAN-at 4R% on
conservative farm mortgages. No
other loans considered. A. ].
White, Redwood Falls. 28-f
Nogales international., 1938-06-25
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE


W.T. se The Wyatt Clinic Hospital Doctor $780, W.T. 500 Dr.
Hospital Harker Hospital Dos
tor $4,000; VT 1863 DR. L. Gustetter Health m Dp % o w. @ 500
Auto Plate $4,000
following the roll for the month Of
allowed ordered paid out the salary
Reporter $l5OOO WITS 23-2S Bessie
Parker WITS 24249 Helen oKeefe Clerk
Superior $l5oOO Espnosa Deputy Clerk OF
Court s125 oo WITS 2l6-25l chas Lopez Court interpreter so
v. Attorney s16666 WITS 2l8
Ignaco Attorney $5OOO WITS 2l9-254
Mgnardo Treasurer s666 WITS 22o-255 Agnes an DspuS
$125 90; Assessor $00O WITS
chen Recorder $4,000; Icomb
WITS 2252eo T. Frazier Jr Chairman Supervisors
s0oO Ecalada Member Supervisors 1882 WITS
227262 A. Henderson Member Supervisors $S5 "1s 2zzoa
VIM G. simonton Supervisors $15oOo WITS 22s26 j.
Brown Sheriff. $25oOo D. Wlkey Undersheriff
$15OOO W. Taylor alor $125OO Wts22261
M Egan Jaio $12Oo Harry Drewien 5OOO WITS
Vaughn Deputy WITS 23527o Tom
Farrell DEPUTY Sheriff s125 90: WITS 236
ty Health officer $4,000 Montoya, County
Nurse $125OO Lula Larmore Co School SUPP
exc m w Dorothv onkns Clerk Co School supt s125 co.;
Jantor, 100000 WITS 226 Chas
E Hardy $5ooo WITS 242-277, E L. Richmond j.
24s27s, Wayne Davis P Prect No B.
244-27s Larcom Constable Prect No $500
Constable $780, W.T. 28 Joseph
Floyd, Constable, Prect. No g. $500
Upon duly the Treasurer is
instructed
salary from the fund
to the expense fund
There being the Board at this
time they May 9th, 1898.
R T. FRAZIER JR Chairman
Attest-wM G. s1MoNToN Clerk.
Office of of Supervisors.
Nogales, Arizona, May 9th 1888.
pursuant 2nd 1888.
Member VIM
G.. smonton, Clerk, L. Escalada absent
Ieek appeared before the Board regard to the assess
by him After discussing the
the decided to make further investigation
Fdnoonson
cty building house the Social Security unit
business before the Board at this
timet % 23rd, 1888
T. FRAZIER JR. Chairman
Ates-wM G. sIMoNToN, Clerk.
of Supervisors
Nogales 23rd 1888
meeting of sh 1888.
Member,
Henderson, G.. Smonton, Clerk
submitted its $4,000 Twenty
City
County the Arizona
deed and advertised for sale and upon motion OF Louis Ecaada Sec
onded by unanimously carried resolved
that bid Chairman
Clerk of the Board authorized and directed execute and aff the
the said to the City Of
gales.
County Attorney Robins
pursuant previous
$4,000 following
of Nogae
Beginning point Grand Avenue which point is the point
easy west
ey boundary line of the New Arizona
Grounds thence norteasery along boundary
said station thysx fortye
dredts ds45 feet point thence ue 40 hundred
tyor and fortyive hndredths
grounds point thirty
900 feet souherly southeaey Municipal
Buding thence norther angle
one CID feet point the eastery side line of Grand
thence southy
hundred fifteen
beginning part Twentyseven 27) of the
/ City Ncgales
Upon motion of Louis A.
unanimously property said sum was
warrant issue to the Citv of No
gales the purchase price thereof
Mrs RenShaw appeared to some
Upon motion Escalada by T. Frazier Jr and
ANONYMOUSLY carried following passed
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Narragansett Results

FIRST RACE-Three-fourths mile.
Vote Boy (Maloney) $3.50 $50 33.2
Whisper (Bailey) ..... 1l.SO Sl
Learned CJacobs) at
Metaurus. BlOddock. Gold Hat. Mara
Gonna, Izaak Walton, Nellie Nc. Fore
Squirrel and Strathdale also ran. Time
1:12 3-5.
SECOND RACE-Three-f -fourths mile.
Greedan CwiIliams) =. $3.50 $40 sac
Light Year (StronskD.. $50 $50
Mad De Mie CNash) 80. a.4C
Soon, aHail America. Autumn Echo
Easter Thorn, My First, Wesgot, BOZ
Junior. Arbitrage and Silent City also
ran. Time, 1913 1-5. 0Field).
THIRD RACE-Mile and 40 yards.
Night Chase H tshoe) S4s.SO $500 $500
Bertillon CParadise).. $500 1910
Skipped "a. Snider).. 4SO
Flaming Play. Brattle, o'Cleary, Hi.
Ginny, Michigan Miss, Moujik, Colonel
Martis. Mister Jacko and Flushing also
ran. Time, /: AS 4-5.
FOURTH RACE-Three-quarters of a
Siavonia CstronskD ....371O 1850 5000
HarTen Belle CQuintero) $50 $50
Cruising Ms rrCSias Nash woot Avr..t. Rnr.1 tiT
Mail, Miss Monoa, virnOck, Yuls Star
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs.
aGaladore (Nash) )..... $3.50 $?.70 $40
Septime (Bergerl 900. 500 $50
Harp Weaver, Miss Apprehend Miss
Harriet, aCarbeck, Warlaine. Chief Nadi
also ran. (aSanford Stud entry.) Time.
1:11 AS.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 70 yards.
Transday (MerrilD -. $3.50 40 $50
Hope Diamond Mash. 1890 7.40
Friendly Paul (Berger) $50
Fiddle Paddle, Ellen H.. Prospectus,
Cross Badge, Prunay, Grape Vine also
ran. Time. 1:45 1-5.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards
Lynch) $S1.70 $11.4O $7.20
Bob's Boys (E. SMITH $50 $50
OBantam (Ashcroft).. $40
Billy Van Nuys, Silvery Cloud. Weary
Flower, Sweet Adeline, Sun Capture and
Sea Rover I'd also ran. Time, 1:43 is.
EIGHTH RACE-One and three-siX-
teenths miles.
Harry's Dream (Nash) $11.50 $500 $3.50
Summit Hill (E. SMITH 11.s0 7.10
Van Nuys (Decamillas). $40
Goldfin, Little Banner. Gay DAYS,
Traggat, Manhattan, Catch Fly, Assist,
Belleek, Rebel Yell also ran. Time,
100 2-5.
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upward; the Glenmore Handicap; Grade
C; purse $1,000; 6 furlongs.
Third Party. .104ITime Signal. Ill
aFinance .....116l Benjam ........10'
Gold Flag g......1O3lcSir Raleigh. IL
Honey Cloud ..l1OiWhite Cockade..1 III
Roar ......1I1lGrass Cutter 10
Mosawtre ......1l2 Hunting Home. .1ot
Also eligible
aDressy 6lcBottle Cap. IL.
aMrs. f. Denemark entry.
cMillsdale Stable entry.
BENJAM was only whipped
short margin by Sun Egret and
under his weight may be hard
to beat. WHITE COCKADE. win
ner of his last two starts in easy
fashion, must be given a good
chance in this field. BOTTLE
CAP needed his last start. On
class he figures very well.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-Olds and
upward; purse, 5000 added; The Riggs
Handicap; One and three-sixteenth miles
Honey Cloud ..107lEsposa .........12l
aChasar .......1O2lMr. Canron II:
Hypocrite .,...10slMythical King. III
AnerOid ....... .l16lCravat ....... IL
aTwo Bob ....1O2l Jacola ....12I
Lucky Omen ...105l
aMrs. f. Denemark entry.
OANOA4SAB oAU1lOuSIL PoNhAA4S
plenty of weight tomorrow, in her
present form must be given the
call in the feature event. ESPOSA
did not care for the track last
time out. Improvement is ex,
pected from this mare. CRAVAT
won at New York and has trained
in excellent style for this event.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-o and
upward; claiming; $1,000; LIS miles.
Anthology .....107l Watersplash ....1O7
Genie Palatine. .113. Siam ...........112
Proph .........113l Bewitched n..11O
xGerald .......1O9l
SIAM will have the laSt-time
winner, GENIE PALATINE, as
main threat in seventh race. The
latter whipped a fair field of cam
paigners last time out and seems
most formidable contender. GER
AID drops down a bit and may
run one of his good races.
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MICRO is down on eligible list
if able to start slould win this
second event easily. Has a vic
tory at this course. DARKLING
may have been a trifle short last
outing. A stout finisher, this
mare should go well. MISS
TWINKLE runs well in this grade
of competition.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-olds and up !;
claiming; purse, $1,000; the Mt. Wash
ington steeplechase: miles
Court Time .140IEdgemont ......142
xxMeriga ..13Oi Promoter .......14O
xPersian Prince .142I IxxClaQue .......137
Valpuiseaux ....140
COURT TIME raced and
jumped well in his debut here.
Meets same caliber of jumpers
and should win this third race.
CLAQUE has two good races to
his credit and seems second best.
VALPUISEAUX may do some run
ming If given alert handling,
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(a)Milky Way Farms entry.
Two-dollar mutuels paid-Outdol
Norstep, $3.50 place, $500 show; {
OUTDONE had to be hard urged
responded eourageously to severe urg
and came out slowly at the end.
moved up to the winner at the stret
bold hid. UP THE CREEK dwelt $
tight quarters at the final bend, can
and finished with good courage.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

SEVENTH RACEOn
90
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Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RACE-One mile.
Better Forget tMcLean) $40 12.sO $40
Sympathizer (Craig) E. 2l0 2.2O
My Gracious (South).. $50
Big Brook. Galley Sweep, Babe Tsy-
lor, Lookaway and Red Haste also ran.
Time, 1:4O4
SECOND RACE--six and one-half fur
longs.
Black Buddy (Mcc'bs) 111.sO $3.50 $40
Witan (Craig) ..... s.sO $40
Good dandslick (Bowen) 500
Ethers Choice, fArianna, Say When,
fWild Blonde and Silver Braid also ran
Time 1890. CfField.)
THIRD RACE-Three-quarters mile.
Don Moss Cornay) .....S5.40 $3.50 $2.20
Lillian Roth (Craig).... 400 $50
Kentucky Jane (Pariso) 2.sO
away, Ostrogoth and Doctor Tim also
ran. Time. I'LL As.
FOURTH RACE - seven-eighths mile.
Timeful CGarner) .S11.20 $3.50 34.20
Sweep Through (Mco's) 7.2O $50
Utica (Rosen) ....... $40
Blue Star. Steady Don. Miss Baker
and Clansmaid also ran. Time, 1925 4-S.
FIFTH RACE-seven-eighths mile.
st. Jensund (Hlckman) 1920 $3.00 $40
Paul T. (Petersl..:.... $50 $50
Give. Five Sisters and Busy Girl also
ran. Time, 1881.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth
miles.
Sortie star (Roberts) .a1O.sO 34.2O $3.50
Diavolo Boy (Steffen) $40 $40
Dnieper (Bowen) 49,. 500
Arabs Arrow, The Whale. Three
Bangs also ran. Time, 1:47 1-5.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven-eighths Of q
mile.
La Gata (E. white). .$114O $500 S42O
Star Lima (Rosen) 500 40
Brown Comet (Psrisco). $40
Miss Seneca, Fern Creek, Corn Field,
Broadus, Spanish Charm, Dahlis also
ran. Time, 1:G6 g-S.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

MINIMUM whipped good as
these at Laurel and the Denemark
platter should come right back
with another good race. DARK
FRIEND may fine a track to his
liking and turn in good perform
ance. MINTSON second to Sun
Antioch figures very close.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old and
upward fillies and mares; claiming !:
purse, $1,000; mile and three-sixteenths.
Dona Dulcin. 11Sl Gemwick .....115
xStingaree .. 110I Miss Twinkle. Il s
xCounter Pass. .11OI xStrumming ...101
Sun Sweep. .115l Scarlet o ......112
Stepee ........115l xStrophe ....110
xGaylass .....110I xDarklinE ....113
Also eligible
xTuneful ...... .110lxElsie j, ,......110
Mamas Choice. .11S x Micro ........1O9
xFlying Orphan. 113 xWispy ......115
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Bay Meadows Results

FIRST RACE-slx furIongs
Sky Angel (TasseD E. $3.50 $50 2.20
Bright Angel (TasseD 4.60 800
Crystal Streak (Fallon) ESQ
Wind Rocket. Train Time, Keeno H.,
Easter Jane, Frisco Boy, Bonifier, Anal
thea. Disgrace, Smoky Jack also ran.
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Inc. Daily Racing Form

padBrown Knight s56O 825OO 85
Ghow:S Motto place Rssa,
n
moved
to
to get o
done4i mile
fourth, Time.l l:46+
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

Lets go to the movies tOnite, Betty, it's
only short walk" "AIl right, Catherine,
DO you remember what a long walk it was
at our other room =. I certainly am glad
you happened to see this furnished room
advertised in The HeraId-Times,
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Today's Daily Doubles

At Pimlico-Mayro and War
Streak paid $104.40.
At Narragansett Park-Vote
Boy and Greedan paid $43.70.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

xxSeven pounds claimed.
PANALONG has been repeatedly
scratched waiting for a spot.
This seems the race for him.
Worked a mile in 1:44 here. THE
RUNNER, winner Of two events
at Laurel, may find a track to his
fancy and prove a stout factor.
COUNT DEAN could upset the
dope on New York form.
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Paddock Selects
Siam As Best Bet
Bv PADDOCK

PIMLICO Nd, Nov. 4.-SIAM always well over this
The campagne turned in several good efforts at
the other Worked fast theequarers in 16 his
final for this With Jockey Morris the saddle he the
days best bet.
The Washington times., 1938-11-04

Two-dollar mutuels paid-Mayro,
In Memory $3.50 place, $3.50 show; Va
MAYRO nicely handled, was taken !
after the start shook off CHASE HIM /
when placed to pressure IN the last NV
Latter was prominent early, made repea
could not make up any ground under
beginner, improved his position steadily,
TOTAL MI
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me. $3.50 straight, $3.50 place, $47O show;
(alUp the Creek. S2.10 show.
/ to hold a short lead during the early racing.
ging when Strengthened into the home stretch
MORSTEP was kept close to the leaders,
Itch turn and held gamely after making a
slightly when the break came caught in
ne through the inside in the stretch drive
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aSure OFF .11SI
aCalumet Farm entry.
cStarmount Stable entry.
SURE OFF runs coupled with
VAIN 30 and this combination
holds the whip hand in the fourth
event. Both youngsters come
here fit. NITRO raced well
around New York and may do
plenty of running. GRIDINE
has the speed to make his presence
felt.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-19
WILL STRESS AUSTRIAN
INDEPENDENCE IN ADDRESS
TO REICHSTAG, IS DECLARED
Britain Assures Vienna of
Interest in Continued
Freedom

VIENNA, Feb. 10. (UP)-
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler in his speech
to the rcichstag in Berlin tomor-
row will emphasize Germany fully
recognizes Austria's independence
and territorial integrity, circles
close to the government here I'M
drestood today.
Hitler sources said he will pledge
that in future Germany will abb
stain from any interference in
Austrian internal affairs, after ex-
pressing satisfaction that Austria s
basic German character is assured
by the recent changes in Austria.
Charles NJ. Palairet, British min
ister to Austria, visited Foreign
Minister Guido Schmidt today and
was understood to have assured
him of Great Britain's continued
interest in Austria's independence:
1t was understood that Palalret
indicated that Britain would give
strong diplomatic support in tins
direction and that he emphasized
that Britain and France were CO.
operating closely in Al! central Eu-
ropean problems.
Palairet's visit came as Aus
trials Nazis and Nazi sympathlzers
emerged from years of eclipse pre-.
pared for a gigantic, triumphant
celebration tomorrow of their
emergence into full participation.
in the government and-they
hoped-eventual power. :,
Fuehrer Adolf Hitler's speech
to his German reichstag, and the
release of Nazi political prisoners
in Austria, were made the occa-
sion for the celebration.
Innkeepers throughout austria
laid in emergency stocks OF peer
and installed radios over winch
Hitler's speech could be heard.
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