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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15
OJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
LJUBEZEN

&c igrati sredi zivljenja. Maj
pametnejse je, da 81 ze nekaj,
da 81 po moznosti re trden moz,
ko 81 izberes spremlievalko in
soigralko in 81 jo pripeljes kot
druzico pod svojo streho, pod
svojo lastno streho, &c je to
mogoce.
cali clovek mora igrati -
ulogo?" vprasa Tomo. "Ali ne
more igrati sebe samega, sebe
pravega in resnicnega?"
"Bojim Sc, dragi moi, da res
ne gre drugace, ko igrati ulogo.
Kdaj postanes toliko trden in
samosvoj, da 81 lahko prepri-
can: - zdaj Sc ii nj vec bati tu-
jih vplivov. novih utisov, tujih
nazorov, novega prepricanja? :?
Kdaj 81 toliko dovrsen in po-
poln, da 81 lahko gotov: V
nobenem koticku tvoje duse Sc
ii ne more oglasiti zeljica ali
skominica "a grehom in raz-
kosnostjo, "a pustolovstvi in "a
zmagoslavji? - Konsekventen
moras biti, konsekventen moras
biti, ce 81 znacaj ;ergo ~
"To je strasno: - vse ziv-
ljenje boji, dusevni boji svo-
! jimi nagoni, svojim divjim
mesom, s skusnjavami in zape-
ljavami, S hudicem in njegovimi
angeli?'
"zivljenje je boj, pokoj je
smrt."
"Clovek bi obupal."
"Zmerom moras imeti straz-
nika na pragu in zmerom mo-
ras patti, da bedi in da ii ne
| zadremlje, zakaj V trenotku
imas sovraznika pod streho,
grehotnost V krvi, sladostrastje
V sanjah."
cali 81 odgovoren "a svoje
sanje?"
"Odgovoren. V tvoji pretek-
losti je njih izvor. Mogoce, da
Sc nisi zrasel do one zrelosti in
visine, kjer lahko dosezes brez-
gresnost in popolnost. Slednji
vzrok ina svoj ucinek. Vsak "a
cetek ina svoj konec. Sleherna
predstava, vsaka misel, XII tt
pade V duso, vzklije v Mi, vzbr-
sti in rase; &c ne zavedno -
podzavedno. In ker 81 odgovoren
"a svoje misli, 81 odgovoren tu-
di "a njih posledice, "a svoje
SAME. Pa maj te tisoc popov
odveze odgovornosti, pop, XII ga
nosis V prsih, - tvoja vest te ne
odveze. Ona Sc pozna, cesar ii
vec ne poznas; ona Sc spominja
vsega, kar 81 dozivel in zagre-
Sill, a pozabil."
"Saj so razlicne sanje :"
$50 tudi brezpomembne sa-
ME: O teh ne govorimo. 0 greS-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

nih sanjah govorimo. Tudi te1
ii lahko pridejo od zunaj, bog
We odkod, po telepatiji il tu-
je, razdivjane duse. A tudi "a
ME I'll narekuje vest pokoro; -
ker nisi bill zastrazen; ker 81
bill kot stroj, XII je pripravljen
in nastavljen "a sprejemanje."
''Ti pretiravas, Marko. Taxa
tenkovestnost je bolestna."
"Ijudje smo dvojni: lahki in
tezh. &c je dusa vecna, je mo-
goce, da Sc veckrat utelesi in
da cd utelesenja do utelesenja
v razvoju rase in pada. Samo to
bi mi dovolj razlagalo, zakaj
je yam zivljenje lahko, zakaj je
nase tezko; zakaj je vasa pot
prijetna. in igrava, zakaj Sc ne
izpodtikate oh pecinah in cereh,
zakaj ne padate v bolezen, "a
kaj Sc srecno ogibate prepadov;
! i in zakaj je nasa pot naporna
in krvava, zakaj Sc izpodtika-
mo oh vsakem kamencku, zakaj
zapadamo boleznim, zakaj sc
prekopicavamo v prepade. Lab
komiselnost je lepa in potrebna
stvar V zivljenju. Ne mislim one
lahkomiselnosti, XII je brze brez-
miselnost in otopelost custev in
vesti; temvec ma ono >otrosko
lahkomiselnost mislim, XII il je
podlaga mirna in cista vest. Ta
lahkomiselnost je pravzaprav
bolj lahkodusnost; to je vista
razvojna stopnja duse, XII je ze
V prejsnjih utelesenjih preizku-
sila in premagala vse ovire in
nevarnosti zivljenja."
"Kdo tt je razodel, da gre raz-
voj V lahkoto? Sal gre lahko ma
robe! Morda je tamakj vista
stopnja, kjer je treba presko-
citi vec ovir, kjer je treba vec
nevarnosti premagati, bolezni
preboleti, nesrec pretolciv
"Jaz menjam S tabo, Tomo!"
"Ti 81 pretiran, Marko! Ali
verjames ma reinkarnacijo?"
"Kaj JAZZ VEN? Mic ne verja-
mem; a mogoce je. Sicer pa
je vseeno! Ma to verjamem, kar
Sc mi oglasa v srcu. In tn mi
pravi glas, da bo mole zivljenje
boj, -trd, neizprosen BOZ sto-
terimi sovrazniki, zunanjimi in
notranjinni."
cali nisi srecen - Klaro?"
"Srecen. Proved srecen. Ia
ko da ne verjamem V trajnost
srece. A bojim Sc najbolj svo-
jih - notranjih sovraznikov.
Kako ste vsi ziveli? JAZZ sem bill
svetnik v primeri z vami dru-
gimi. A vsi ste usli brez kazni,
- JAZZ sem kaznovan. Ia emo sa-
mo oslarijo, "a prismojeno pi-
janost, "a en- sam izpodtikljaj
- taksna kazen!"
"Vsi MISC usli brez kazni."
''ze to je napacno, da Sc toll
ko zavedam svoje kazni. Pre-
vec me grize stvar, prevec brid-
! kosti obcutim radi ME. Clovek
je nagnjen k slabemu in to nag
nenje sem potlacil v sebi, to
nagnenje Sc zdaj zatiram v Sc
bi; pa Sc bojim ,da Sc nekega
dne mascuje mad menoj, da iz-
nova izbruhne v meni - nalasc,
nalasc, nalasc!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

also Is a fine stonachic tonic!
Thousands upon thousands Of
women - rich and poor alike -
have reported benefits. Also bene-
fetal for younger women to help
relieve distress OF monthly func-
tional disturbances. Follow label
directions. Worth trytDgf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-15

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- -varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisGe in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Pheasan+s Plentiful;
Birds Are Small

Although hunters were con-
fronted with an acute ammunition
shortage. travel restrictions and
war work, the present pheasant
season Is apt to go down as one Of
the most productive in years so
far as the harvest is concerned.
We have met very few bird
hunters in our travels so far this
ason that complained that
pheasants were not as plentiful as
in other years. The majority were
Of the opinion there were more
ringnecks.
One thing certain pheasants are
not as large AS last year, but this
can be attributed 10 the late
spring rains which delayed the
hatch. Another proof is the Tool
Shops annual pheasant contest in
which entries are running far
ahead of 1912.
Although the contest does not
close until next Friday when the
season on ringneckS ends the birds
brought in so far are well under
the last seasons mark. Ed Coplin
Of Detroit is leading with a three
pound and 10-ounce bird. Ed
Charette, another Detroit nimrod,
holds second place with three
pounds nine ounces.
Longest tail feather honors are
being held by Jack Aemate of De-
troit with a measurement of 1914
inches. one-half inch longer than
Harold Bopp's entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Defense TO Waltz

Norris Che shot SIS in a
tuneup on the sly this past
week. doesn't expect TO be
ready for national competition
until January. Stroh's will not
defend Its title until then un-
less forced 10 by the National
Bowling Proprietors AsSocia ton.
There seems 10 be no reason
for such action inaSmuch. as
Stroh's will put the crown on
the block twice the last half of
the season, willingly.
RoSSato-BarryS OF Philadel-
phia and not LinSz Recreation
of Cleveland are expected to
he Stroh's first opponents. The
latter is reported TO have lost
Charley Lausche, its ace. and
will withdraw. The HeilS Of
Milwaukee and George Bry-
ants Ekhardt e. Becker are the
other challengers in that order.
Norris will be a guest of
Carl Peters, Stroh's manager,
as spectator at Buddy Bomar'S
81 500 Diamond Medal individ-
ual classic. an eight-gsme test
across is alleys. at the Mari
gold in Chicago next weekend.
He'll act as coach for his team
mates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
IN THE OPEN

Some time after the sun goes
down this Sunday night there's
going 10 be an opera and it's not
the third movement from Rigo-
lettO
It's coon dog opera meath the
stars. the sweetest music that a
coon dog hunter could hope to
hear. It's the night OF nights TO
them. something they have been
waiting for since the season closed
last December.
Playing in this symphony will
he thousands of hounds through
out the state. Some with high
voices. some with bass. all blended
together in a rendition that will
last far into the night and in
many cases until Old Sol peaks
over the horizon on Monday.
Black and tans, blue ticks, fox
hounds. walkers and others have
been practicing aheld for two
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Lansing Dog Show

DogsNfor Defense. the organi-
Zation established as the official
procurement agency for dogs for
the armed forces will benefit by
the Ingham County Kennel Clubs
fourteenth annual dog show in
Lansing next Sunday.
In addition to their all-breed
show. special exhibitions include
War Dog. classes by special agree
ment between the A. X. c. and
the Quartermaster ". S. Army
K-9 Division; exhibition of trained
war dogs from Fort Custer under
the direction Of Col. Leslie A..
Connect. with Capt. Arthur Bell
Jr.. in charge.
A. Wilson Bow of Detroit will
Superintend the show entries
which close at midnight Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
50 From Detroit

The Bomar. by the way. is
the first national competition
of the season and has attracted
300 spillers. including the tops
IN the nation. Detroit is send
ing 80 men. who hope TO get
there by rail, bus, or catch-can.
In addition 10 Stroh's there will
be full representation from the
+. e. B, Chene-Tromby. De-
Luxe d. and J. +. Berger
teams.
Such old friends and pin
sniperS as Hank Marine, Billy
Sixty and Frank Benkovic of
Milwaukee. Nelson Burton and
Frank Mataya, match game
doubles champs from ST. Louis:
Connie Schwoegler. national
match champ from Madison. be-
sides Chicago's best. are sharp
ening up for that 81 500 first
slice Of a $3.50 prize melon.
Johnny Crimmins. 10 whom
friend Harold George Of the
Chicago Herald-American refers
20 as The Great" TO go along
with Lone Wolf" General"
and Dizzy Dean" also will he
on deck. Crimmins won 81 900
on 1877 in BomsrS second
classic held in Dallas, Tex, in
1o4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

ing up the date Of his return.
II concerns averages. To quail
ify for high average honors in
both The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic and Greater De-
troit An-Star a bowler must
compete in 90 per cent Of the
games for the season,
Norris was high average man
in the Times Classic last sea-
son with 204.79 and he topped
the greater Detroit with 215.
To get in the required number
of games to defend these
crowns Norris will have 10
start by mid-November. Incl
dentally. Joe's average for the
last five ABCs is 1867 for as
games instead Of 177.14 as mis-
stated several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE - 4-year-oIds and up.
sis miles.
Loeb Ness tseoces) 1910 1910 $50
Lackawanna tciaEgettl 100 10
Russia tJemss) 40
Time 7:o4 as. OF 1:oIH.
RApidamente. Nyleve. Phantom Player.
Milk Route and Golden Novice also ran.
SECOND RAcE-3-yesr-oIds. mile and
70 yards;
satin Nose GsmaD go 40 $50
Alp Alpine e., King .nrearo' $50 Z ~ y
Time 1:4s lis. on 1:3ih.
Crucible, Gallant Mowiee Johns Teddy,
Browsing and Gay Meadow also ran.
THIRD RACE - a-year-olds and up.
AIS miles
Displayer tArcaro) $50 30 10
Conquer (Smithb $50 $50
Old River tJemas) $50
Time 2:o4 As. OF 7.o7.
Big Jack Well All Right Tony steel
Cross Country. Lees Jimmie and White
Bait also ran.
FOURTH Race esr-olds and up. \
Layaway rrhompson) 1910 1880 $50
Weatherite tArcsroj el0 10
Most Alert (Breenl 90
Time 1:14 rs. off 24i
Johnnie j., Undulator and Gallant. Witch
also ran.
FIFTH 2-yesr-olds, mile ana
10 yards.
Picotte (WoolD $50 $50 } 50
Edemgee tRobertsN $40 40
Quick Draw (YounKl S. 20
Time las. on 3I2
ions. Dislocate. The Man. Middle
Watch. Bell-the- Cat. Venkie Luki. Gam
bling Andy and Cactus Foot also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
TREE RARK.

Their masters will be trailing in
lowlands and along cornhelds with
lantern or flashlight. listening in
tently for that telling voice--"a
tree bark" which means that his
dog has outsmarted that old trick
ster. the ringtail raccoon.
Coon dog hunters are without
doubt one OF the finest OF all
sportsmen. While il is their hope
that old Lead" will outsmart his
prey. their thrill also comes when
the racocon wins the chase by
boiling up in his den. 1t would be
easy for them 10 smoke him out,
but not a coon hunter--old Mr.
Ringtail won that race. He pats
his hound and says. Come on, old
boy. let's go home. Well get him
tomorrow night"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

Camp, Chicago's national all
events champ; Title Kagel and
Sally Twyford OF Indianapolis
and Catherine Burling OF Gin
cinnau are only a few Of the
women stars coming. Marion
German of Detroit won last
year with 11S5.
ROUND N 'ROUND-Ken
Macdonald, +. e. b, sponsor.
gives a SIS war bond TO the
member of his team with the
highest series for the month.
Thermsn Gibson's 6T2
copied in September and Fred
Bujack's tai this month. 4.
Jim Shillsdy. the "Singin' macs
tro." is furnishing the finale
for WILLIS brand new bowling
radio show. starting Monday az
SEQ p. me-. Tune in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Perits of Smoking

Reaching for a cigaret in his
shirt pocket while resting on the
ground when hunting in Houghton
County proved a bad move for
Roy Bolt of Tamarack Location,
Calumet, Mich.
Seeing the movement, Clyde
Kimba1l, Laurium. miStook Boil
for a rlffed grouse and shot,
wounding him in the stomach.
Treated at a hospital his con-
dition was described as good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Boston Terrier Show

This Sunday at the Fort Shelby
Hotel. the Boston Terrier Club of
Detroit will be staging their an
nual speciality show. and from, ad-
vance entries il is certain TO break
last years record.
Chris CaStleman. well known
Boston Terrier expert, will start
Judging AT l p. m. Boston's from
Sax months up are entered, &C
cording 10 Stanley Hamacher,
nresidenf of the rhIh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Z Field Trials Sunday

The Michigan Sportsmen's AS
ISOLATION of Royal Oak are hold
ing their annual open field trials
today at Greenfield and 12h Mile
road. Competition among these
pointing dogs is expected to be
very keen.
The u. S. Grouse Dog cham
pionships are being held today at
Gladwin. According to Ed b
Flack of Saginaw. entries are Is
heavy this year as in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

portant job they are performing.
You'll hear more about Made
leine's work and also about the
work Of the merchant seamcn on
We. the People this evening
(WJP Sun. 7:30 p. M Miss
Carroll will be a special guest.
ALPHABETITIS is spreading.
Washington first became afflicted
with the disease, evidenced
by such symptoms as 'WPA,"
"PWA." etc. etc. On a recent
Raymond Scott broadcast (WJR
Tues. IL 80 p. MI the announcer
informed listeners that The r. S.
s. s. would play Stiff Lace and
Old Charcoal. ID M. A. IT,.
ID. NJ. A. It'd. NJ. A. T." Lis
teners sent in so many queries
about the meaning of the letters
that Scott had 10 break down and
admit that the first set simply
meant Raymond Scott Secret
Seven" an instrumental group,
anu Att OAitfiS SAOOl iOt IClH
Mean A Thing" Could Ray have
been taking a subtle dig az a cer-
tain radio advertiser?
sOME INTERESTING TAcTs
HAVE REEN BROUGHT TO LIGHT
IN CONNECTION WITH THE AP-
PEARANCE or "VOA POP" At
THE Raj TRANSPORT COM
MAND IN CAN ADA MONDAY
NIGHT tWJR MON. SEQ r. MA
THE COMMAND SET TWO REC
ORDS THIS YEAR - MADE THk
2.2ee-MILB IRA ~ 50 r LA NTTC
FLIGHT FROM NEwFOUNDLAND
TO BRITAIN IN 7 HOURS 10
MINUTES AND TOWED ONE
AND>ONE-HALF TON GLIDER g.
sOa MILES IN - HOURS. ON TIRE
FIRST TRIP a GLIDER HAD
EVER, MADE ACROSS THE AT
LANTIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Dog Bites Master

Don't bite the hand that's
feeding YOU" is the theme song
Of Lloyd Eagan, president Of the
Detroit Sportsmen'S Congress,
who is home today nursing
three wounds on his right hand.
inflicted by his English Setter
Lady.
Cant figure out what went
wrong with her." Eagsn said.
lie mad been hunting ducks on
Saginaw Bay and was proudly
displaying a bag Of IL. consist
INK Of red heads, pitfalls, can
VasbackS and bluebills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Hunter BIames Weather

Even the weather gets blamed
for causing violations of hunting
laws, according TO Dale Benjamin,
conservation officer of Eaton
County. When he arrested a
hunter for failing to wear his
back tag. the man said il was
raining and he didn't want to get
the tag wet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
L(A|||IIB

RADIO SELDOM, il ever. takes
sides on political issues. Radio OPP
crates more or less in the public
domain. using the ether which be-
longs TO all. not to any particuls r
person or group, as the mediums
for carrying its messages. In this
regard, Radio differs from the
Press. The Press has greater free
dom in the expression of personal
political views. II il wishes, the
Press may exclude from its edi-
torial columns any opinions IL
wishes. Radio is required by law
to give equal representation TO
all political views, assuming. OF
course, that those views, them
selves, comply with the law.
THUS IN THE political campaign
now being waged in Detroit, Radio
is serving merely as medium
through which candidates may
reach their constituencies. poten-
tial and otherwise. Radio, per sc,
has only one interest in the cam
paign, only one duty 10 perform
the public obligation of using its
facilities to urge al registered
voters to 90 to the polls next
Tuesday. November ?.
HOWEVER, SEVERAL DETROIT
STATIONS A. A GEsTUkB OF
PUBLIC SERVICE, ARB CLEAR
ING TINE on MONDAY EVENING
so THAT ROTH CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR MAY VOICE THE
PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH THEY
STAND. THIS TIME II BTfNd
DONATED BY THE STATIONS.
MIR FITZGERALD WILL BE
HEARD OVER MJK AT $50 p. NJ.
AND MT. JEFFRIES AT 7:tS y. NJ.
EACH FOR FIFTEEN MINUTES,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
With Don eiIIies
IN THE OPEN With Don ellie
coon DOG OPERA SET
TO 60 SUNDAY NIGHT

nav County and asked to be
checked.
1--WE always wondered how
you fellows work." the hunter
said as he watched Lees check
his license which was in order
and his kill which was legal.
When the officer discovered a
loaded gun in the back of the car,
however. he placed the hunter
under arrest with the remark:
"Now you'h find out all about
how we work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

INDEPENDENCE. Mo. Oct. 81
GNS)-Local selective service of
ficials ounce today thai
Walker Cooper. st. Louis Cardi'
nails catcher, has been called fol
military induction Nov. 3. He will
report 10 Fit. Leavenworth, Kan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
oRsoN wELLEs whose appear,

ance on the air
is a guarantee
OF an excellent
p er ( ormance.
offers a drama
tia tion on
Radio Read
er's Digest" to-
day (WJR Sun
day. 9 r. M
that will be Of
special interest
to those who
had friends or
relatives in the
ID eppe RAID.
Orson's sketch
centerS around
Ii. Col Dollard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
SPARINC
NO PINS
Norris Return
Set Earlier
Than Planned
By HAROLD KAHL

II you ever have seen a
fractions horse At the post YOU
have some idea how Joe Norris
is chanping at the bit 10 get
going again as captain OF the
national match game cham
mon Stroh'S club. So much. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
MADELEINE CARROLL has de-

s er [ e d h g r
S or cen career
for the dura-
ton so that she
may devote the
major part of
her tim c TO
patriotic duties.
At the moment
she is. concen-
trating on the
u nj tie d Sea-
m G ms Service
feeling that the
m en- of the
merchant feet
are not receive
ing recognition
c o nmensurate
sagitL tkA 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

fact. ne plans
20 return 10
action Nov.
is instead OF
Dec. / as was
ginally
planned
Tn ereS a
reason W h V
Norris, still
re Vering
from a left
a m opera
ton Is NOV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Toss the Orchidsl

Orchids should go 10 Edward
ina Coy and Selma Myers for
the diamond-studded stars they
will have here for the third an
nual Ladies' Individual Classic
AZ Whittier Recrea ton next
Saturday and Sunday Khnnfinr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

TOD. optimai and 'Fran also ran
Field.
SECOND RACE - s-y.sr-olds. IFS
Double Brab
tKirkp.,rick $50 $50 $50
Greenock Image tMartin) 1850 $50
Matertalixs (hcLeodb 500
Time 81 as, of al,
Lucky Maid, Gray Pass. Fergie's Maid.
Princess Dot, Finally and Linger Along
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2.ysar-olds. lis miles
Sunnip (Alfonso) 800 20 ~
Ste. Frances (HigleyD $50 2 6g
Our Risk tGonzalez) SOO
Time :4s as, off 3;42h
LAns's Boy. or the Beam. Bozie and
Breakdown also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-S-yesr-olds and up.
Generals (Phelpsl $40 $40 70
Sea Tack (Bnnson) $50 40
Alma ngrter (Reeves) sbc
Jenersontown. 'star Monarch. Cay Kit.
Anna coveil Must Go. Sun Risk. 'Foliga.
Magnetism and Connecticut also ran.
'Field.
FIFTH RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up. 81
~ rlongs:
Gold Princess CHiEl.y) 500 $40 3so
Roman Sox Bailey $50 90
Spy Snare (Caffarells) $40
Time i:1s as, off 4;i3
Topic and Likeasnot also ran.
SIXTH RACE-7-yesr-ol Z mile:
Harriet Sue tMArtn) $50 $40 $50
ATOP Ceiling (HigieyD $40 500
Bell BuzIer daley $40
Time 1 :7s. off $40.
a-Restoration, High Harp. Zaeapet. wal
dina Loria, 'Co-Appointment. lockwood
Boy sChief Knocker. ~. Twilight, Fire
Power. Papaloi, 'Observer and Brief Sigh
also ran.
"Fieid.
a-Gay Smith entry.
SEVENTH RACE-3-ysar-olds and up.
i-is miles:
hoselem Bailey 1900 500 $40
inmate (ReeVesb 400 $40
Chislam (Morr1sseyl 7e0
Time 1:s7 as, OF 55eh.
Afghanistan, Rodimie. Fairhaired Boy.
Pistol Pete and Fleshalong also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-yi. 900, claiming. 3-year-
olds and up, ~ miles:
F1shervnle tBrinson) S3.i0 1oO 90 TO
Thos fHernsndeI) TO $50
Straw Stack (canArells) $40
Time SIS rs.
Merftorious, Panderrns. Capt. YArbrough.
Old Main Road. Precision, sidout and
Sksgwsy also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Purdue Ends Season
With ; Road Games

Purdue winds up the 1913 cam
paign with three successive road
games against Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Indiana in order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

for a $500
first prize in
a $500 fund.
six "a m q s
across J. al
leyS.
l. p " r q
S te llnacher
of Chic 90.
who has TO,
71S and 2S7
20 her credit
this season .
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