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canoe and showed off. Still the
hesdwind fought US back. IS the
sky became more threatening.
Arrive at kipp's
We had almost made up our
minds to land and throw up a hasty
camp when we heard the welcome
tinkle of a eow-bell and the bleat
Of newborn lambs. and there on
the left bank we could see the roofs
Of several buildings. Here was =
chance 10 find out how far we had
TO 90 before reaching Kipps.
Bleaching the canoe. We scrsm-
bled hastily up the bank and made
our way TO the cook house. where
we were amazed TO find that this
was the place. We must have made
a remarkable run during the early
morning hours before that head
wind came up. for this was the end
OF our 40-mile stretch.
The kipps are family Of edu-
Gated breeds. she being part Sioux
and he Blackfoot. We had wanted
TO stop here because both their
families were so closely associated
with the history of early Montana
and the fur trade.
Traded With Alcohol
Mr.. kipp's grandfather founded
Inflated Fort Piegan at the mouth
OF the Msrias in 1881. Because of
its isolation, many OF the men Of
the fort, including James Kipp. a
white man, found life with the In
dams more appealing than the
rather dull life OF frontier fort
and married into the tribe.
Joe Kipp, the present James
Kipps father, was also fort
founder. Because Hudson Bay
company and American Fur COM
pany were getting all the Black
foot trade, Joe Kipp decided TO Of
fer them little competition and
started a fort OF his own. Buying
his alcohol, one OF the standard
trade items of those hectic DAYS.
in Helena, he floated it down river
to Great Falls. in order to evade
the United States marshal. who
knew of his intent. There ii was
freighted north toward Canada by
bull teams.
Establishes Fort
Far to the north the marshal
finally caught up with him, but
Joe was resourceful individual
and just laughed at him. He told
him he was 20 minutes too late.
as he had just crossed the border
and was out of the marshal's jur-
isdiction. 1t was bluff played to
the limit, for Joe knew he was
still in United States territory, and
II worked.
The fort was established across
the boundary 300-yards farther on.
and he called 1t Fort Stand-off
because he had successfully stood
off the marshal.
Later he also established Fort
Whoop-up. The former was an
outstanding success. II put Fort
Benton out of business for two
years, and seriously crippled the
all-powerful Hudson Bay Co.
Mrs Kipps father. Ed Jones.
was a famous old frontiersman and
was scout for Gen. Scott in his
historic pursuit of Chief Joseph.
Incidentally, the Kipp ranch is on
the very site where tragic Joseph
crossed the river on his way to
supposed safety in Canada.
The field just to the east OF the
house was stacked with military
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Canoeists Stop Night
There Joseph Fled
Lynds Seek Shelter From Furious Storm
With kipps at Historic Ranch
BY LOUISE AND BOB LYND
S0MEWHERE.ON-T THE MISSOURI RIVER

via Lewiston, Mont THE days still through
the bleak country though the high bluffs bordering the
seemed little less parched Whether the storm Of the day
before caused such sudden change don't know but
did range cattle this and they seemed faer
and sleeker than those had seen before
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LOSS OF ~ MILLION

WASHINGTON = Expene OF
non-postal activities caused a loss
OF SO. 900, 900 In the United states
postoffice department during 1888.
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supplies and the two guards tried
to fight off the fleeing Indians.
Their bodies still rest in the CEN
ter OF the field under a grassy
mound kept green by the present
Mr.. Kipp.
The expected storm struck with
a curiosity to two Westinghouse.
While the storm ragged around the
little log ranch house. we sat
snugly around the glowing stove
and listened 10 soul-stirring tales
OF the old west.
Mrs. Kipp unearthed huge box
running over with newspaper clip
pings her father had collected In
more than 70 years OF frontier life.
There were many stories Of his
torieal significance and biographies
of many famous old frontiersmen.
These papers are so significant
to history that many historical
societies have borrowed them In
the past. Mrs. Kip has gener-
ously offered to lend them to US
when our trip is over for more
detailed study and research, an
offer we were more than happy
TO accept.
Louise Feeds Lambs
The rain continued to fall 10,
with typical Montana hospitality
they insisted we spend the night
with them. II was fortunate
invitation for us. as our tent would
never have stayed up under the
terrific pounding Of wind and rain.
After a supper. which included
canned venison cooked by one who
knew how. the evening chores had
To be done. Louise added to her
new experiences by bottle feeding
hummer lambs" while Bob sepa-
rated milk.
Poor homesteaders to all ap-
pearsnces. the Kipps would he fer
tile ground for philosopher or
historian. Stuck away out here,
miles from any town. no roads or
schools, and visitor about once
in six weeks, they work hard and
maintain mental stimulus with in
tensive reading. Neither would be
happy anywhere else, but. with
their family background, educa-
tion and galety. they are the best
of company.
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CLAP To nv srEAkER
Norton ciapp, president n The
Tacoma Chamber ~ Cemmerce.
VIII he the speaker At the We'd.
nesday noon meeting ~ the Ia.
coma Engineers club At thr Hotel
Winthrop. iIls subject will he
Identification Of Tacoma"
Funeral flower. you can afford.
Garden shop. Rhodes Hroa adv.
NOVEL THUMB GUARD
CLOQuET. MINI. Transparent
pads To be placed on the thumbs
while reading In order 10 keep
from soIllng books have been De.
signed By Elias Lsmlrr af c1oquet
Dr. n. Elizabeth Drake has re-
turned and resumed practice. 1919
Fidelity Bldg. Main 02ss tsdv.l
PLAN SKATING PARTY
The Junior Young Peoples soci-
ETY. ~ the Faith Evangelical Lu.
thersn church VIII sponsor q skst-
inE party from $50 y m. % mid.
night Wednesday At Kings Roller
rink.
Bedding plants. Hins. Florist.
adv.
GRANTED DivoscE
Final DEGREES of divorce we're
granted In Pierce county superior
court Monday afternoon 10 Gym
thls y. from Shelley L. resrns.
Faye from Tom aabs and Emily
y. from Cecil q. Engishart.
"sprouis'. COTE. aa,risa. Joy
denied sdvl.
DR.. J. Henry Hook Ia attending
the Washington oa,sopathlc con.
vention, May 40. 80, al, lsdy.j
Ara witt sxzr
organizing Nationally for
Abundance will he discussed al
the membership meeting ~ the
American Federation for Alum
dance. Room 50s. Y. NJ. G. A..
wednesday. . p m, by qualified
speakers The ruhiie 10 invited.
=
Fruit trs~s. rass bushes. shrubs.
Puget Bound Nursery. szoi rsa.
adv.
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Luncheon "Wednesday

Board members Of the Junior
Womsn's club xiii meet for lunch
con and a business discussion a.
the home Of Hra Newell Hunt
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The Junior Young Peoples soci-
ETY. ~ the Faith Evangelical Luz
theran church VIII sponsor q .kst.
lnE party from pao .. m. 60 mid.
night "Wednesday At Kings Keller
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NENTi Wright forces peace
Evening star., 1939-06-11

THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; Charles Town course
Stealing Home B hardtl $50 4 90 , so
Jabberle (VeSSell 222O 73n
ChesSie lPalumbol so
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Consistent Noses Out
Romney Royal al
Charles Town
Baltimore Day Hondieop
Victory Is 18th for
PuIumbo in Meet
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
l0.-The Baltimore Day Handicap,
feature A. -furlong sprint, run be-
fore a crowd of 5000, saw Consist
ent, owned by Mrs. Helen Horst of
HagerstoWn, Md. nosing out j. S.
Seitz's Romney Royal in a race
run in 0:50 flat.
Romney Royal led until the final
jump, where Sammy Palumbo, lead
ing winning rider at the meeting
showed Consistent's nose in front.
1t was Palumbo's 25th victory in
"a days racing.
The fourth, run over the Charles
Town course, saw Bernard Bond s
Small Change come from behind to
win. Dick Pendlng's Lyde outgamed
l., H. Nimkoff's Mr.. Deeds ard five
others for the place money.
j. f. Murphys Elsie j won the
second. with L. Siegerts Stealing
Home capturing the third. Fans
coupling them in the daily double
received $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Lincoln Fields Results
BY the Associated Press.

bN the FSSOC.6 leu Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: 4-yea--olds
Copper Lad 1C5farelisr 1920 1900 $50
Lifelike tMarlnellD $40
Torch, Buddie Treacy and Chase.
SECOND RAcE-Pgrse: $500: claiming
Sadie F IHanEe, 20 ; 90 $40
Fly Time ,Grohsl $40 400
Fair SO tBIermanI 40
Aiso rqnIHlsh Po4sh carlox!nian, Jim
Mcconnell, Nedrow. On Your Way. Little
His' Paulson and Rex Eouinius.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500. allowances:
4vear-oIds and up: & furlonEs,
goyosfgs gay sd 4anHs ,Andsrson 500 $s" 3" Ss" s"
Pralr.e Dos lYaroerrD $50
AiSo ran-Taken the Boxer. Commits
FOURTH RACE-Purse. ssos; allow
anceS 2-year-o!Gs. D turlonss. 900
Hvsdth6 vsldna G6d 55SfF5T 5yedder o-o $50 $50 $50
Bay Carse tAnde-son' $50
Also ran-a valdina Nymph Dovny Pill
low, Questre and Irish Soap.
aVal<na Farm entry
fitlH II ttACE-PuTSe. >NtN. GAINING. :.
4year-oIds- and up: Id miles.
Cardlbre tGrOhS) $3.50 $50 x $50
Cross Ruff MONTGOMERY 500 3 40
Muscle In (HanKeJ ESQ
Time. 81 ;.
Also ran-Golden Due. Lucy. Highman
and Better FORGET
SIXTH RACE-Purse. So 900: added;
La Sale Handicap: 3year-oIds and up:
la miles
Her Reish Ward! $3.50 $50 80
Some CouT South $50 3.2O
Burning Star tYarberry) $50
Time. 2:06i5.
Also ran-Eagle Pass, Strident and Ma
ME O Hara.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and I'd; IL miles.
Whlpsttch tSnyder) 14S0 $50 $50
Transit Lady tHankel $50 $50
Sam Alexander (G South 40
Time, .55'7
Also ran-FarGuhar. Pierre Andre, Sky
Breeze and Bachelors Bower.
EIGHTY RACE-Purse $500: claiming
3-year-o!oS and up: l mile and l furlong.
Sam X. !Grohsl $3.50 1870 900
CAPTAIN JlnkS tSisler) 1000 $50
Orbedu E Hankel $50
Time, 2.O34>.
Also ran-Patan, Mr.. Mack, Fairy Hall,
FLAG CaSet and Mariolet.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Arden Lass Collects
In Suffolk Downs
Betsy Ross
ScuIptress Runs Second
To Shouse-Owned FiIIy;
Third Money to Us
Bv the Associated Press

BN lhe ASSOCIATED PfeSS.
BOSTON, June 10-Arden LaSc
a tiny brown daughter OF Ariel
carried the silks of Jouett Shouee
Washington sportsman, into he
winners circle in the $1,000 added
Betsy Ross Stakes. 5-furlong dash
for juvenile fillies, today at Suffolk
Downs.
The filly, a home bred out of Fai,
Rosalind, sped the five panels il
5925 seconds, only three-ffths of
the track record. SculptresS, Owned
by w. c. Stroube and J. l.. Collins
ran second and a length and q hail
behind in third place was Us.
Wins by Two Lengths.
Given splendid ride by Iuca,
Dupps, Arden Lass. second choice
IN the wagering to FoughtCn O
Metcalf's Sally Pass BY, an even.
money. favorite. was kept off HI
early pace set by Bill Gallagher.
Us and Hal Price HeaGley's Amous.
cade until the home stretch wa.
reached
Racing in third position, vel
within reach of the leaders Arder
Lass was taken to he outside after
passing the quarter pole ard pullee
away in the rush for the wire, Win.
nlng by two lengths despite bearing
out slightly over the final eighth.
Arden Lass Collects S5,1IO.
Sally Pass By, OF 20 a slow start
ran fourth, another half length
away. Seven started
Arden Lass win, worth s5.IlO, va.
her second in 10 starts.
Mrs. H. Barnett'S Harpweayer
Charles H. Trotters Silent Witnes
and Richard Moorc'z Clodion .corec
IN the sub-features. About 25,OO,
watched the racing.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Tru.BIu SoftbaII Team
To Have BusyWeek

Tru-Blu's pacemaking nine faces
a busy week in the Community Cen
ter Softball League, meeting three
opponents. The Beermen end their
flrst-1ound schedule against Dome
Oil on the Roosevelt diamond. and
on Thursday inaugurate the second
round against Roosevelt Boys Club.
Its third game will be with Johnson
Powell on Friday. All start at $50
Dome Oils improvement, which
found the team clicking at a 500
pace after reorganizing its forces.
The standings:
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Shangay Lily Noses
Out Bunny Baby in
Delaware Stake
Maple Riccu Follows
Two Bod Beotines
With a Victory
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DELAWARE PARK, Del, June
l0.-Shangay Lily nosed to victory
today in the $4,000 Newcastle Han
dicap, feature at the Delaware Park
track.
The daughter of Sin Sabor and
Sweet Cyra, Chilean extraction
racing for William V. McGrath, won
picture verdict over E. K. Bryson' S
slightly regarded Bunny Baby. A
neck away Lady Maryland also
earned a nose decision over w. H
Boeings Parscout for third.
Chilean Rider Scores.
Jockey Roberto Donoso. Chilean
rode the winner in the 1/16-mile
handicap exclusively for fillies anc
mares.
Bunny Baby quickly subdued Re-
hearsal to take command as they
entered the back stretch. and the
Bryson filly held sway until the fina
stride. Rehearsal tried to pick it up
but faltered and Jacola. the favorite
and carrying top weight of 12t
pounds, moved up threateningll
after half mile. Unable to meet
the speed of the leader. she falterec
badly and pulled up lame. Shangay
Lily, meanwhile, had been CREEPING
up in the stretch and showed througl,
in time.
Maple Ricca Fools En-.
Lady Maryland was always in a
-contending position, and closed full
OF run to outgame Parscout at the
very end.
Maple Ricca from the F.. A. Wehle
barn made the spectators moar
when, after two bad performances
she defeated six other platers in the
mile and 70 yards of the seventh tc
pay $1760.
Beaten 10 lengths on one occasion
and l3 lengths on another. she rar
down her opponents as if they were
tied to win by daylight margin
Playmore was second and Saranite
third. Hardware, the favorite, turned
IN poor performance.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Star Boarder Takes
Feature al Detroit
In Close Finish
Ace Jockey Suspended
For Riding Runnerup
Wide in Stretch
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ed Press.
DETROIT, June 10.-Star Board
er, crack 3-year-old colt from
Charles T. Fishers Dixiana Farm.
scored a head victory over I. J. COL
Inns Bernard F. today to take the
Motor City Handicap, feature race at
the Detroit Fair Grounds.
Radio Gold. another 3-year-old.
finished in a dead heat with Golden
Era for third place.
Golden Era set the pace, but Ber-
nard F. and Star Boarder moved
up going into the home stretch.
Bernard F. moved into a short lead
after Strengthening out for the run
home but tired rapidly under his
l22-pound impost, and Star Boarder
lunged out to get his head in front
and win
The DiXiana entry negotiated the
l 1-l6 miles in l:4735 over a muddy
track.
Porter Roberts, who rode Bernard
F., was suspended for five days by
the track stewards, who said he
carried Star Boarder wide in the
stretch. Roberts is the leading rider
at the meeting.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press.

creek t' Hurdles % claiming; 8-year-oIds i and n
Up about , ! p miles ,z :. or+
Planters Punch Ieonard) 6-5 20
= Toutmepal IAlmonyt 2-l
Also ran-TroHsht. War Po. and
Mrs. E. D. Jacobs and I Bieber entry
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: maiden
FLIES: 2-vear-olds; : furlongs.
Anti Air oMeade) 32 12 Is
a Blue Tack tStouN l-3 Is
Polly Porter NASH 2-5
Aiso ;a5s ran%Radto Wave. Grand Gal.
a WheatIey Stable and Whitney Stone
entry
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000 claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Endymion James 81 u -
Tickmara Nash 6-l 81
La Charlie Haas L.
Also ran-sflver Trace Charming Herod.
Fancng, CAMPO Falso and Lady's Beau.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 50, 800 added
the fremont: colts and seldlngs: 2-year-
Gannet NASH 81 81 So
Dodger CWallr ST. Al
Cockerel Haas 6-5
Also ranwWoof woof Fenelon. Skin
Deep: White Hunter. ParasanR. Eouistar
ana wake ROOM
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added: the
Shevlm, 3..ycarr -olds; / mile;
NOlitant Meade 81 IL %
Golden VOYAGE oJameSl 2-l IL
Third Degree tArcaroJ 6-5
Time, l.3645.
Also ran. Challenge. Tall Story. Chief
Onaway. a Gilded knight. Trailer and Time
Sheet
Belair Stud and Wheatley Stable entry
SIXTH RACE-The Silver Fox Glass C
Handicap; purse. $1,000 added; 3-year-olds
and Up. =. miles.
Al Play MEADE Al 6-5 out
Wise Barrlster IWrIght So out
Early Settler 'Arcarob out
Time. IA :.
Also ran-Anthology
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ine. Swear -oids and uo lis miles.
Money Middle (ArcaroI 81 IS IL
SllSWeep (WalD 6-5 ! .
Herme Roy CJamesl IL
Time. ":l3'
Also ran-Chase Him, Even Up. Good
Visibility and Quo Warranto.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Head Win in Shey|in
Is First This Year
For Disp|ayCoIt
GiIded Knight Finishes
Seventh; Meade Rides
Three to Victory
By the Associated Press.

AQUEDUCT, N. Y, June 10
After blistering drive through the
longest home stretch in the country,
Volitant. flying the Saratoga Stable
silks of George Bull and John Nor
r1s, eked out his first victory of the
1889 season in the l mile Shevlin
Stakes before $4,000 wildly cheering
fans here this cloudy afternoon.
The Display colt, often close in
previous starts this year, but unable
to make the grade, took the S5 ,425
lions share Of the purse by a head
from Samuel Bachrachs Golden
Voyage, the only horse in the field
of nine not eligible for the impor-
tant Dwyer Stakes of next Saturday,
for which this case serves as a
worthy trial
Gilded Knight Far Back.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Third De-
gree was a belated third. three
lengths behind, while Tall Story was
fourth. Volitant, with Don Meade
up, was a 3-to-1 second choice to the
Fltzs1mmonS-train entry of Gilded
Knight and Challenge. Gilded
Knight once again proved failure,
finishing seventh after being well
placed early.
The result was not Official until
a foul claim lodged by Golden Voy-
ages rider, Basil James. against the
winner was diSalloWed by the stew
ards.
The two horses fought it out
desperately through the stretch and
James claimed he was held in tight
quarters, but patrol judge reported
that he had racing room.
Volitant ran the mile in the ex-
cellent time of 1855. tWo-ffths of
a second slower than Lovely Night S
winning effort on Thursday. The
latter is another that probably will
try to match strides with JohnstoWn
and Challedon in the Dwyer.
Volitant Unruly at Post.
Golden Voyage is the colt that
sprang a surprise at Belmont Park
when he defeated El Chico The
colts owner was eager to see just
how good Golden Voyage is and
he doubtless was we'll pleased with
todays result.
Volitant, away from competition
since his third in the Preakness,
was unruly at the post and was
placed outside the stalls. Though
last away. he broke in motion and
drove up to the leaders before the
first turn was reached.
Golden Voyage, first away, opened
up lengths on the field in the first
quarter mile. Volitant was second
to the leader at that point and the
pair had the issue between them
for the remainder of the trip.
Meade, riding star of the day with
three winners, whipped Volitant
alongside of the pacemaker as they
began their stirring stretch drive,
but it was only in the closing strides
that he was rewarded.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Down the Stretch

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
los. B. Webb, State turfman, has
taken contracts on the apprentice
riders, r. Gonzales and Albert Mar
tinez, recent arrival from Cuba
Webb, who has well-balanced
stable, plans to ship to Bel Air,
Md, for the Today meeting, be-
ginning July 26.
August Gibson was an arrival
from Maryland with Woodknot,
Sou Feng and Wise Money. Trainer
Harry Hoffman is considering ship
ping Celtic Legend and other men,
bers of his stable to North Ran
dali, Ohio. Miss Virginia Dove of
Middleburg, Va, vanned in Web
Foot and Dark outlook. Mrs. A.
Poll of Washington turned Lacey
Miss over to Al Randall to train.
Mrs. Helen Horst's Fama's Fay
and Mrs. NJ Nelson Bonds Parking
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Mona Bell Toronto Victor;
Fdyorite Left at Post
RS the Associated Press

Bs the Associated Press
TORONTO, June 10.-Mona Bell
showed her heels to a select field of
top flight 3 and year old Canadian
breds, including the great Arch
worth, when she Won the Orpen
Memorial Handicap, feature at the
Long Branch race track today.
The Cosgrave Stables fllly de-
feated Willie Morrisseys well-hked
Bunty Lawless, with Harry Hatch's
Suffern third
George McCullagh's Archworth
Kings Plate winner and standout in
all his races during the current
season, was left at the post.
The winner covered the 11-16
miles in 1:44 As.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Flying Wild Scores Upset
AT Hollywood Track
BY thc Associated Press.

b! thc Associated Press.
INGLEWOOD. Calf. June 10
Flying Wild turned on a burst OF
speed in a drive down the stretch
and upset the favorites today in
the $1,000 Long Beach Handicap
for mares and fillies at Hollywood
Park
Leaving the favored entry of Nor
man Church's Patty Cake to finish
second, Flying Wild, owned by Mrs.
Graceton Philpot Of New York,
moved into contention at the far
turn, crept into fourth position en-
tering the stretch and with Jockey
Lloyd Knapp going to the whip.
passed the leaders and won by
length and a half. The time was
1:38 is.
Twenty thousand turf fans gath
cred under hot sun.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Christen CoIored Links
At Benninq Today

Langston golf course, a new lay
out for colored players, will be dedi-
Gated this afternoon with appropri-
ate ceremonies.
The course is located on the west
bank of Kingman Lake near Ben
ming road NE. The program open
ing the 9-hole links will start at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Tnrt Ne,Cs and Comment
By GREG JOHNSON

Ticket, now racing here, are full
brothers. They are by Timer Maker
and Fama. Sammy Palumbo, in
quest Of the Jockeys leadership,
averaged one winner per day dur
ing the first 81 days of racing. w.
D. Jones of Fredericksburg, Va.
shipped Prairie Boy here for G. E.
Littlefield of Washington to train.
Trainer Davis reports that M
Perez's Chillie Ebbie hurt her right
eye in her last start.
Virgil Adams bought Thumb and
Wild Day at private terms from
Arthur Hill for delivery at the con-
clusion of this meeting. w. Hen
drick, who is racing Fickle Mood,
says he will become Uncle Henry
McDaniel's first assistant in the fall.
Mcdaniel has big string racing
over New York tracks. S. Sheridan
was an arrival from Long Island
Evening star., 1939-06-11
Votan Bsteng Stretch Drive Defeats Golden Voyage Aquec

with Ithacan. Mrs. L. M. Stafford S
Stenographer was vanned in from
her farm at Pikesville, Md.
G. Ray Bryson, general manager
at Bel Air, Md, reports stall appli-
cations from Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bowes
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nelson Bond
Bernard Bond. c. O. Ferhuson and
Mrs. Aaron Horwitz. Looks as if
the Marylanders aren't going to let
the Bel Air purses slip away with
out struggle. Bel Air will stage
both fiat and steeplechase races
daily.
DO YOU KNOW?-Little Reb
which campaigned in the 70s, holds
the record for having won the most
races in less than "a hours. AT
New Orleans she won the last race
on one afternoon and swept the
next days card of three races.