To 5, out, first: Mirza 110 (H. Hoffman). 7 to 1. 5 to 1. even, second: Fantainbal 110 (H. McTaggart). 11 to 5, 7 to 10, out, third. Time 1:00. Aimee T. Radiant Flower, Moonlighter and Comrade also ran.

American Auction Ion.
At Minneapolis—Minneapolis, 5; Kansas City, 7.
At St. Paul—St. Paul, 1; Milwaukee, 8.
At Indianapolis—Indianapolis, 1; Louisville, 4.
No of herd Kehobody.
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS
Organization of the Willamette Valley, I. I. *?
Will Keep Up Fight for Year Round.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon of the Tuesday Club of the Railroad V. M. C. A., which is urging the converting of the Scabrooke Warehouse property as a playground for the children living in the vicinity of the Old Market, it was stated that all agencies, civic, social, and departmental are in favor of the project, and that the only stumbling block now is the lack of funds to carry out the plan.
W. C. Smith, chairman of the committee to further the playground proposition, stated that it had held conferences with the Administrative Board and the Mayor and that they had  I agreed that the plan is wise, as the playground is needed. Encouraging addresses were made by Messrs. Judkins, Love, Scott, and Starke and by Judge J. Logan Hick, of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Secretary S. L. Thomas, of the association, stated that he had received letters favoring the project from Mrs. Burroughs, president of the Federation of Mothers' Clubs, and from the Equal Suffrage League.

After the meeting, the executive board, chaired by Mrs. Rurroughs, discussed the project from the National Suffrage League. 