APRIL 21. $1

YIELD I plus eecnrfiltyi

With die lowering ofintereei mtg, ‘m,’ invasion are their incomes sharply modueotllbeproblanofniaintilrjqhmn. andeecurityieecriowoln. ‘

We believe the 5%% Cmnifllfiib Preferred Sheree or Ahglo-c-nodian Tong“... gm. '1'"? "dequlwl? meet this lleell. The lbarea at current market yield 514%,.

THE CHARLOTWETUWN GUARDIAN

STOCK QUOTATIONS

Monzvuvc STOCK 1.1517221:

marine on: IIIlellnllCdehhaieWlro)

NEW YORK. April 20—-General Motors offered strikers in Oshawa shorter hours and an inu-easg 1n wages but they refused to accept- Kile offers and demand recognition or the C. I. O. Union. President Roosevelt told congressional leaders yesterday that he will ask for relief expenditures for the fiscal year of 193B 0! 81.500.000.000. Awarding to Dow Jones the London market is

share for 1936 against 97 cents. American Brake Shoe reported $1.06‘ for the first quarter this year Bkalnst 56 cents. Journal of Com- merce says news item this morn- ins to the effect that earnings of Chrysler first quarter ertimated in the neighborhood of s2 which Wvllld wmpare with $2.05 -ln the first quarter last. year. We would

. look f i ul

Full, particulars at reqqqg, firmer today with volume small ex- with gtrrehritlinifi gfmTagciiofldiyt

' WP?- for mining shares. Corn Pro- the list, especially Texas co,- n

duck 1°? first quarter this year re- Continental Oil Gulf Phillip '

W C P at e - I 110F201“? “cents a share against 93 Socony Vacuum’. Celanese Indur: 1 C )mpa cen e first quarter last year. trial Rayon, Deere, Inherit-iguana;

. L, , d t _ meme Peuiilellm ED011041 $1.23 a Harvester, Oliver Farm and Crown

"n!" Zellerbach. . 157 Hollis Street -_ Halifax llouinl ilbronto Ottawa Qq-g g|hg3,_ Vancouver fandon. ling-ha] u“ I“; _ l i MARKET BULLETIN -@——- 4- - i ~ ~ V-.. (BeodvedovIWoeb-leadeallflunpqipeelnlflho)

We Offer MORNING MARKET LETTER ably the most comforting feature

WINNIPEG ELECTRIC ‘COMPANY

General

1

Series "A" At market to yield about 1.85%

‘Irving, Brennan & Gonipany, Ltd.

E. M. BAGNALL-MANAGEB. Bank of Nova Scotla. Building, r

Mortars Bonds

lotiewwn

Bought --

a. BRIEN MCBEATH, John Halifax

a St.

BONDS

Government, Municipal, Industrial, And Public Utility Bonds .

Inquiries lnvi ed

TJILBELL and Golnpany Limited

o-oo-oo+»o+++o+oo+o-§. wo-nocrcrtmvuoowaomounucunumrlilaooua-ammouw l-uvflu ..

Advertising Ratcs-Payilble in Advance

gum“ gunman “m; lo per word; Weulern and lantern locale. lo por- word; Announcernelltl and Coming Eveliip lo rnr word; lo per word; ln llemorlam Notion. 10o our Spiritual Offerings. Carola, etc" to per llllll

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Sold -- Quoted

BOX 651; Srunmereld v ‘ Monotqn Fredcricto

v-

Prlces were mixed at the opening Yesterday and sagged around noon but during the early afternoon of- ferings at the lower prices dried up to an extent that a mild improve- ment was encouraged by the close, Most leading issues showed gains on the day and although no group could be called buoyant, the action of the steels, rails and metals was strong enough to suggest that they might show up to advantage under better general market conditions. The M" -‘ stocks again were in relatively good demand and the farm equipment issues responded easily to moderate accumulation.

In general the market still ap- pears to be in a. critical position where an adverse turn of events might influence an extension of the receflt -‘ " , but we believe that confidence has been repaired by the resistance shown during the last week and that chances are improving for a recovery that could extend over the next several weeks. This Period. despite uncertainties with respect to gold or unsatisfac- tory features of the-federal budget, should witness recovery to normal

Cllulllod llneh; un- of run-n and lfilllll of Condolence ‘Ill

per Inch; Noilcoa of ’l‘ all! ADINQII“ ‘lo If!‘ II I‘ fi‘iia3.i.h°dhi.'i'.' 1:: o-Ifgusvnirltiieenoue twenty-live will.

For Sale Wanted FOR SALE — GOOD SECOND WAN 59- 301,1, Top 953x, hand driving wflilon- Apply Not fy Box 235, stating size and Guardian. Il-l-fllifljfl-Zl-li- pri 111740-4-22-81

FOR‘ SALE CIIEAP. HORSE. AP- ply to Chas. E. Murphy. Vermil- 110-4-02-

110R SALE-WILLIS KNIGHT Six Sport Roadster. Minerva Cur-

ley. New Wlltshirc, R. R. L-i75l-4-l9-3i.

FOR SALE - 8 REGISTERED herefords bulls. fit for service. Apply Frank Sanderson ti: Sons. North River. L-1726-4-17_-2l:2_4.

PO11 SALE-JUST ARRIVED two carloads choice work horses. some mares with foal, good brood mores. also some Island horses at Wellington MacNeilPa stables, Buntain "and Bell's wharf ‘ L-l606-4-l4-6l.

t‘, Meleiieiv Wanted

WANTED MAN FOR. harm work. Apply Wallace Owen, Frenchfort. L-l753-4-lA‘ 3i.

GOVERNMENT JOBS. HOW TO get them. Be ready for spring ap- pointments. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. Civil Service ' Schools, Toronto 10, N-EB-Zi-w-B-tl’.

To_Lei

1'0 LET-NO. 152 IIIILSBOEO Street. Apply 154 Hillsboro. Roo- ently renovated. Hardwood floors. L-l635-4-15-0l. HOUSE TO LET-Mil ELM 5V5-

lowly to lease Cudmcris. _ 1.-_l'lsa_-l-2o-sl.

r:——

TO LET-S IDOOMED HOUSE. Central location. Garage. All modern wnvenierlces. Apply till-B 011109. Irl759-4-20-41.

i The C.N.R. Dollar

Labour clmldian National Railways dollar in 1986. The above dia- Gfllm shows the proportion of “Penditures of every dollar of Wvellllc taken in by the No-

Syatem during the year-

got the bulk of the

WANGJIED - A DUAL PURPOSE Shon thorn Bull. state age and price. Freeland Farmers Institute. L. g Murphy, Secretary. Conway.

L-l764-4-20-3L

i:

. Work Wanted

axmlrrawcao omr. WANTS homle work. Phone 750-J-

L-l772-4-20-3l.

RELIJ \BLE COUPLE WANT WORK

operations by many industries re- Wnfly handicapped by sltdown strikes while seasonal influence should accelerate certain lines of retail trade as well as agricultural plantings and building construc- on.

The steel industry looks to a continuance of record output while the oil industry undoubtedly will meet a new high level of demand for gasoline.

Laidlaw and Co.

NOON COIVEMENT

The market has displayed a good measure of strength all morning thus showing greater independence of London than recently.

The Rails, steels and equipments have been the outstanding per~ formers but the copper stocks re- sist well the weakness in the Lon- don Metal Market and a further mark-down in copper prices here. Thus far the budget message has

to business is the proposal to de- fer any question of new taxes until the fall by which time the-entire tax problem may come up fol" re- view.

We believe the immediate out- look is improving and would no m- cllned to regard dips in most stocks a buying opportunities ‘or o. pos- sible rally over the next few weeks. '

Laidlaw and Company. BANON AFTERNOON LETTER

The increasing demand for stocks in New York is bullish dips are buying opportunities. Current week output of Steel will. accord- ing to the American Iron and Steel Institute amount to 1.196.000 tons compared with previous re- cord of 1,193,284, tons in May 1920.

New York Central shows distinct signs of moving higher. Buy it on dips of a point or two.

Northern Pacific should son test it= year top at 38 3-4.

Power Corporation is oversold. Purchases under 22 should turn out profitably.

The sell off in Eldora/do may be used for picking llp some stock at an attractive level.

Moderate buying on reactions may be considered in sladen, Thompson Cadillac, Canadian Mal- artic. Stadacona. Shawkey and Paymaster.

Banon.

Flash-Washington. The admin- istration is not considering a tax on gold imports. an increase on "handling charges, or any other de- vices which would lower the gold price, officials said rumors that a. tax on gold imports was being considered in high administration quarters were denied.

Under existing- conditions the United States has much more to

gain in the long run by absorbing

gold and maintaining the existing

price than by shifting the gold

price and upsetting the record of

international stability which has

been built up according to the

feeling in Washington.

not caused any great stir but prob-

Montreal Curb

l“ by fltflelel l 0o. Member! of Montreal Stock

ifs-male Help Wanted

WMNTED - clltl. To Worn! fia- her board. Apply Guardian. L-1764-4-20-8l.

ii '“

WANTED-MAID FOE GENERAL housework. Apply "S" care Guar- d lan. Ll741-4-2l-3i

—_-=:

WANTED - MIDDLE AGED ivoman to do house work. Apply

Mrs. G. Cwmwther. Nine Mlle Creek. P. E. I. 11-1771-4-20-31.

w" A N ’l‘ E D - EXPERIENCED qoountry girl for housework-lam- illy of two in country. 1f satisfac-

tory steady employment Refer- lencee. Apply Box 415 City. d L-1774-4-20-2l.

2

_ Salesman Wanted

Bflllflbilfll -WI CAN HELP ytou make more money. 200 Gun’- mleeu Products. orien- ,Beet Proposition. 1776f! 11°!" l prospect. rermanent and Profit- noble work. Nothinl w hw- M"

WINNXPIG WIIIAT

(gm, "Q4 by Pitlleld and 00-! lIn/— 3" - JMny-IM : 130%- Hnly-l.\3 132

4 kt-l20'!fi~1‘19%‘%~ csrfiraltli nxrorr

in i-

Jotiriigitle-H M ~

our Illnrfe hr I\@ l, f?

Appy "E." care Guardian. Exchange and can Input) L-1736-4-21-1l. MllCellflllQfilll Stocks Oven Close J___= Z~ i~ msuna m rlra sou LIFE. rxrr- jf.',',‘,‘,§',',,, 13,?‘ Q,“ ticd pate in the profits of this great B AhOll i 22v, 2:: o»----y-1--~=-- Ponchos-s .22: "so"; ’l‘ l" resolved an average of one and Bu“, A 15 15% our: half million dollars week. can vll-lr - / _§5e J. A. Moore. Currie Building. Illa?!" AF" $656 1154:. "'~_- F‘ J11) 3H I a . 'ARD FOR RETURN or Krill-i v r c 4o any, rite Spitz Dog. “F'luff". Please gifrmwnlkQr 23% ~45‘ notify Russell Webster. Morell. H,,,,,,. m, 15., W, L-l734-4-2l-2i. Imp on 215g 21% is: {P11 Ill?!» A 38 30% an. Accouurs MUST m: sar- i.§,.‘,.“" .4.‘ 45 tle d or satisfactory arranged Prim-o Pfd i? Z2 for before May 10th or will be ,1§§,';;u;‘,"'~"“°'1 5;’ 51% gut in for collection. Signed W. B. Fitzpatrick, Tracadie. == L-lvao-t-zl-al. MINING

(C.P. by Guardian’: Special Wire) TORONTO. A-Prll 2o —- Minlnfl shares registered their longest dive in a series of sharp drops over the last month and they finished the session with a recovery underway. More than 75 per cent of the early loss was reported before the close. Selling from impaired margin accounts overwhelmed the mar- ket's absorbing ability in the first hour- and prices broke down sharp- ly in the golds and the base met- ale. Losses of 1 to 2 points In- peared in the senior golds and base metals and from 20 to 75 eta among active seconda y issues. O'Brien sold down to 8.50 and recovered to 7.80 for a net gain of 40 cents. Pamour reached $2 and closed at zoo. up 10 cent! Mt- Buflalo-Ankerlte. Central Patricia. Kirkland Lake, Maoassa. Blecoe. Lime Long Lac. MGCLQOG-UOCR- ahutt. Pamour and Bylvanife Ill took the shoots in aboutthe some manner and el/Prlt and all we?! higher at the close.

Net gains were fewer anion! the base metals. Norande dipped about 2 l-2 points and closed with a half point to the mod end P11- conbridge posted a net rein of 40 cents while Bmelfers closed 2 1-2 down at 76 l-2. Losses of l0 to 80 cente were showing at the cloee for Bherrltt, Waite-Amulet. Chro- mium. Pend Orellle. Sumury Bu- ln and .enturee.

Eldoredo eliprv-d beck to 2.10 be- fore getting 111M"! 8099M "In lifted the price beck to 2.00 for a net gain of l0 cents. The west-

Dow Jones.

Produce Prices

MONTREAL. April 20 -— (CF)- Butter prices remained unsteady on Montreal open produce mark- ets today whiie eggs were firm.

Graded egg shipments in carlots or less were quoted at 22 cents a dozen for A-large, 20 to 20 l-2 for A-‘medium, 18 1-2 to l9 for A-pul- lets, 18 1-2 for Grade B and l7 for

C. .

Butter was quoted at 25 to 25 1-2 cents a pound for carlots or less of No. l while lots to retailers were 26 to 26 1-2 for solids and26 1-2 to 27 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 13 l-4 to 1-2 cents a. pound for Ontarlos while Quebecs were unquoted. Potatoes: P.E.I. Miss. 90's $1.40 t0 $1.45; Cobblers 90's $1.35 t0 $1.40; NIB. Mts. 80's No. 1 $1.10 t0 $1.12; Que. whites No. 2 80's .85: No. 1 Mts. 80's $1.06; No. 2 80's .90 to $1. New stock. Florida. No. 1 50 lb. crates $2.75; No. 2 $2.50. MONTREAL. April 20 -- (OP)- Eggs continued firm on Canadian commodity exchange produce sec- tlon today while butter remained unsettled.

Butter spot-Que. grass regrad- ed 25 i-2a; Que. fresh buyers-in- spection 24 3-4a; Que. fresh (02 score) 25 l-4a.

Cheese spot-unquoted.

Esra

medl 20a; A-pullets 10a.

NO REASON PNJW NOT T0 TAKE WIFE ON FISHING PARTY

wnsmuomu. April 2o - Tal- bott Denrnead. the| govemment‘: one-man court on game fish quee- tions. handed down a decision to- today that sent a favorite excuse of anglers to a watery grave. "For years." observed Denrnead. Bureau of Fisheries angling ex- pert. "husbands have been auc- cuessfully excluding wives from fishing trips on the ground their chatter scared fish away. It's just the bunk."

The flnny tribe. Denmead raid. in sensitive to vibrations. but talk- ing doesn't reach them. ' “Fish have no external earl and

pot-Ont. A-large m; A-

can not hear most sounds made outside the water." he explained. "As long as the little woman doesn't stomp on the bank or dance a jig on the bottom of the boat, fish aren't likely to know

closed I cents net up at 2.35. Net losses of 3 to 8 cents were board- ed for Okalia. Dlfhousle. Foothills

ern oils were fairly steady. Ca1- pry-liaaonton about b ll all

aSLHon-leandfloyaliteelippedll

New York Stock Exchange

(Rollin! is e 0o. * member! or Icahn! lint khllp Cllb Ilrld) Stocks Open Close Al Chem All! (‘an 106 10$ Aiu For Pr Aul all Am Ti-l Tel 168%. Aln tVaier Anaconda. 5N2 Atchilull 94' All R0! 33% Auburn Bald Loco nlt 0 35% 35% Bendix A Both Si. 90% 91 Briggs Man <16 40 ('35.; 11m 105%, (‘ht-a Ohio 61V: 51% (‘hryill r 11.7 118E Com hol (‘om So 27/; 2% (.on Olin Con Gas C0 (‘orn l‘l‘0 33 I8 (‘ur Wright core Dupollt 15S 169 E100 Auto Li: Ell-c Pow Lt Firestone (it-ll Fnolll Gl-ll Ell-c 56 55% Gnu Mot 65% 511% (inollril-h Good ’l‘ 42% 42% Gt No Pfd llud llot CAI 20% 20% Ill Cell Int Hnr llli: To] Tel Johns llnu Kvllnecull: 68 5G ' \liaa Pal! Ry \lont Ward 61 61% ur (‘n N Y Ccu $9M, 411% Nail 1-lia Nat Cash Reg r New York N H; 7% 5% Nor Alli C0 257/.‘ 257/}; Nor Pllc 3111/; 311% Prick Moi 101/, 10% Pnralunuut Phil blur Penn P P 146% 451i; Phil Pei (‘o ,, Post Tel Cub Pub Scr N J 431.1 43% Pure Oil (‘o 21% 217g Pure Oll Co 21% 21% Rlidio C0 l 10% 10% Rodin K O 0V1; 9% Republic St 413i 425i Scars ktn- r‘ 80% 001/, Shell 1‘ni ) O11 Suiiih Pm 55% 50% Nld Oil 1nd 47 471.‘; hid Oil h J 68" 691/4 Sturle (o 10 1117,. Tex (‘o 63,1. 414%.’. United Air 2R 2R”. United (‘o 61/. 5% l7nlietl Drug United GI! Imp 14 13V; U S Rub 63% 65 U S St C0 110% 11!.’ U Q Ind A1 40 40 Vanadium 321/4 1131/4, “lflJller Bros 16% 15% ‘Vest Lnlull 70 410% Wont Air B 47% 47 West Elcc 1 143 Woolworth 52V; 521% Livestock ..__.__ MONTREAL. April 30 — (CP)-—

YESTEiiTAYS locluilersr IIIJUTATIIJNS

Corrected For Every Wednesday 8t Sat urdays Issue.

DETAIL IAIKI‘!

Celery bunch 50-5.1 Carroll 4 lbs 10¢ "otllioea pk 15-304- Turulpa 4.x spinach 15¢ Jnrnlr-y bunch s; (‘llbllage head 15-20-25; Toluntoca ripe lh 13¢ Apples do: flpme Bl-cia pk m Steak lb 15.30,; Roast. bee! 1443s Slaw meats _ 19.19; Chit-ken each 31410-5130 Butler lb 30.

Mutton lb 15.15.; Cream 49¢ Essa do: 13-221: Fowl 3041,19 Pork 16-201:

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MINING

Decided steadiness was apparent on all sections of 'Montreal live- stock markets in early dealings to-

day and prices held unchanged throughout.

Receipts: Cattle. 14.1; calves. 2485; sheep and lambs, 20; hogs. 933.

A few good handywelght steers made $6 with mediums up to$7.25. Butcher cows sold at $3 to $5.50 with canners and cutters from $2 to $2.75. Bulls ranged from $2.25

to $4.50.

Medium veal calves made $5.50 with fair to mediums sold in mix- ed lots at $5.25 and plain to fair kinds from $4.75 to $5.

Spring lambs of medium quality averaging 45 pounds went from $8 to $6.50 while sheep sold from $4 to $5.

Bacon hogs, fed and watered. ‘sold at $10 with selects at the usual $1 premium. Butchers and heavies sold at .50 with extra heavles and llgh at $8. Bows went from $6 to $675.

DOW JONES AVERAGE!

(Supplied by Wanda-Reade and Co.) Induatrlula 191.43 up .61.

Rails 00 95 up 43.

Utilities 31.03 off .04.

With the completion of the Moscow-Volga Canal. the Rus-

sian city will receive water form the Volga before 1936.

she's there."

Denmead advanced the theory that jealousy of the feminine sex encroaching on their private grounds-and perhaps belting them at the sport-might have some- thing to do with the reluctance of husbands to taking the ladlel.

fl loud m. BARGAIN FARES

to ' M 0 N C T O N ‘k ‘DINO ma”. awn ‘m, m1 $ Mom, May z, rm $2.60 horn C-‘mlotieiown

h ' llfi Poi In» alter Slflfin"

Oilarrn o! H; and under Tbvlw Year: o! qr HALF FARE flcfilk Good in DA l’ COACHES 0N1. Y

I Puller lye/bravado; Consul enroll}!!! Agent '

lillllllll Illllllll.

(In Canadian National hlqnpbr

WHEN IN

Overseas travellers are cordially in- vited to use The Royal Bank of Canada

in London as a forwarding address

ROYAL BANliiOF CANADA

LO non

and centre of information while abroad.

Two convenient branches in London.

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LONDON

X

. Grain

Reports of moisture in the United States spring wheat areas and in Manitoba gave wheat prices on tlu Winnipeg grain exchange g, minc‘ setback today despite an earlir effort to rally above the prcvlou close.

Weakness at Chicago and a late

yesterday's 2,000,000 bushels sales produced an easier tone. Futures closed 1-8 to 1 3-4 cents lower with May at $1.36 3-8. Jilly $1.32 i-2 and October $1.19 i-Z t0 7-3-

The market opened more than a cent lower but good buying. bc- lieved for coverage of export sales made Monday, sent prices fract- lonally higher. V wheat export purchases dllrlngthc session were estimated at 250,000 bushels.

Confirmation of sale of three boat loads of Canadian rye l0 Germany gave that commodity strength while other coarse grains were down froctionally to more than a cent. Rye futures regis- tered gains of almost two cents.

CHICAGO, Avril 20-413?‘ — T" late trading today. the 61116020 wheat market averflgtd 111011611111‘- failed to hold extreme upturns. a feature being widening 01' m1’ price spread between the May fut- ure and new crop months.

Cables said buying of wheat 1'01‘ Germany and Italy had ceased temporarily, but was expected to be resumed later on. It was added i the international wheat market would be governed to a K118i (‘X- tent hereafter by North American weather conditions.

Wheat closed 3-8 lower to 1 5-8 higher, May 1.34 7-8 to 1.35. July 1.21 1-8 to 1-4, corn unchanged to 1 3-4 higher, May 1.28 3-4 to 7-8. July 1.18 l-8 to 3-4 and oats 1-4 lower to 5-8 higher.

MONTREAL. April ‘Z0 _- (CP\-— Wheat, Nor. No.2 $1.50 1-2; bar- ley. C.W. No. 3 .84 l-2: oats. for-d No. 1 .65 1-2: No. 2 .64 l-2; oats. C.W. No. 3 .66.

Flour. spring wheat patents. firsts $7.70; seconds $7.30: bakers $7101 winter wheat patents. choice $5 75 to $5.80; white corn $6.45.

Bran. ton $36.25: shorts. hon $37.25: middlings ion $40.25: rnll- ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $3.85; hay. N0 2, per ton. carlots $9

Cheese, Ontario, .13 l-4 to .13

WINNIPEG. April 2o -- (CP)-— l‘

lull in export purchases following y

Actual Canadian F

. \|:|=

l-2.

Butter. .24 l-2 to .25 l-2.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 largo A-i medium .25: A-largt- .25; medium .24; A-pullets .23; B. C, .20.

Potatoes: P E1’. No. l Mts. $1.40 to $1.45; N.B. No.1 Mis. 80's $1.10 to $1.12; Que. No. l Mts.80's $1.08; Que. No 2 whites 80's .85.

.282 A. .23:

90's

i END PAIN — Soothe

SORE HANDS by Rubbing in g

MnFeSRUS

lid I Inch-lea! A Co. n Stock: Close Aidernluc HI Argosy 7H Arlllflvld 55 Al-llurlll lluuyn 13 llllglmull- 2-’. Bllnkfivlll 1n! Base Metals 3:1 Bollftie 130 llcllulor 3-’; Blllgiiilfl 85 Big Mliil 47 Blrlnjo 15 Balls 31 l-lrnlnrno _.’| retr ‘Fr - 9': Bruwrllt-e 6 ufflllu Auk ' B60 Cnn Mill 125 Lllr Mill 125 Cur Mn] 22 Pnsill- TI 110 (Tull (‘nil (‘nil Put 310 (‘null 1'0!‘ ltl . (nil Mall ‘J15 11mm Rea 1f. Clllh 113 ("hronllllm 71 (‘mini ("on wt‘! Dlirkwater 55 Dollie 4335 Dori-a! Sllcoe 68 Exist Mill 110 Elllorlltlo 3m Flllcnlr 300 Fed Kirk 15% (llcnortl y: (lads Luke 5| Gollllllc 34) lilillllill‘ G 72 Gillios l. ,4’; Gold Englo m) Hnrll Rock 162 l-lurkor 1 l-lolllnger g1!‘ }l<l\\'l\y' p ‘ Hull Bay l 3th.}; Jnt-oln A0 J ll (final 3g Jollicut- 19;; Jxlck Waite 100 Kerr Add 255 Kirk l. 13g Lnguna 50 Lnkc Sh 59M Luul Con 11 m 2 Loin‘! Oro 18 lpitcil d5 Lit Lon L 545 Alzlllavrl ed L Q0 Mill-mash 555 Mnrlnmtl C 200 Mull East 4 llofflli l! 3% lllllroilit- 31/4; Mrlrlllguld 16 liulllly 35 .\1ny Spiel‘! 14 lln ntyrc ' 3350 llr- u-nzic B 127 llt-Mllllln 14 .\1c\'ltill- 33 hiolVn l torn 70 Munlllll 135 Morris K 35 blurphy 4 Niplilallig 144) Nflriilldll 0475 O'Brien 745 Onloga g3 Pamour m; Parkhill $0 Paulnro 1g Puylllnsicr ‘J Peull Urellle 305 nrrou 13;. Pit-kh- Crow 570 Pioneer 4gp Por (‘ruwn 41.5 Powell Rouyn 133 Premier 275 Preston E Dome 90 Road Auth 440 Rod Croat m; Rt-nn 94 liilcllie 5 Robb Mont 41/, Roche 21 San Antonio 160 Shnwkoy (l2 Shcrrlit 2H‘ Nlsrnu 405 ‘llmlml .\lal ltil ‘law l. l-‘ni Stalin 152 Sud Basin 400 Null (‘nu 24 Mllllvnu 134) Sylmnile .700 ’l‘cl:k Iluzh‘ 500 Thump End 82 ’l‘ohurll 23M ’l‘ou'llglunc 110 Vclllun-a 1S0 Wnito Amu 27.‘. Wood (‘ml l 43 Wright Bar 4 I10 .... IKLIIIID 1 . Alhnny R ‘ 45-41 Aihnun 70.23 nan...- i 4-n lions G 5»? Bran Brnelt , 1A (‘anllalaca IA-iil (‘hihmnc 13A (‘oln Luke 1PM (Tunipmu 9-11 Darwin 2:, g» Domp Pod 36-30 Ferlnlld 21A tlnicivny P 9 i: (Hillel: ll/g-fi Gold Ran 4-41 lllldaon Pat 4-11 Jnllll N 5.11 Knw (‘row li-ll lake Bnull 55A Lam Gold 160-825 horny ' 3.9 .\ ngllot L 1215-14 .\ ll‘ bake 3n.“ .\ ar Bird 7.1“; boonlill 47-52 Morin-r 451-45 Norlnke li-H flhnllkl 22 ‘.34 Oklrllfl 20A (lid Diamond RA UHOIF 1'.‘ H (Thur! 13-10 (low-minke 30A Pniicr Doll 3-4 (lrmnriir 110A Ronni Kirk 11A liuhec 5-0 Hchrioher ‘llA Gnu-It Gold ii-li iiouih lit-Kellie I. L 12-121 Springer 8 8-10 Nturgl-nll R 46A ‘Fluunvanlla ‘llA l'I|||-!' llll! $4 '