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Hot Sale.

AT the Fire Sale Store. 1000 Hats
for men and boys viii be placed on
sale Saturday morning; prices 75c TO
$3.50. worth $3.50 to $3.50 See VIM
dow display. 1000 hats for tBis sale.
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For United States Senator:-
Roy v. Hoffman, of Chandler.
Robert L. Owen, of Muskogee.
M. L. Turner, OF Oklahoma City.
s. M. Rutherford, of Muskogee.
T. p. Gore, OF Lawton.
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JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Suffered Four Months From the After Effects
of the Grip Relieved BY Pe-ru-na.

The grin more than any other dis
ease in the world leaves the system in
rundown, nervous, blOOdless con-
dition.
Peruna has become famous in re-
lieving the deplorable condition which
the grip produces
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The Leader is authorized to an
nouisce the candidacy OF the following
gentlemen for the OFFICES indicated
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party:
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The Star Meat Market and Grocery
In the lead with the best things to
at. Phone 462 and yon Will get
luick delivery.
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Thos. Doyle, or Perry.
Chas. NJ. Haskell, of Muskogee.
For Lieutenant Goyernor:--
George w. Bellany. OF Ell Reno.
c. s. GlIkerson, OF Elk City
For State Treagurer:--
J. A. Menefee. OF Carnegie.
c. NJ. Howe, of Arapaho.
Robert Dunlop, of Kay county.
For State Superintendent
8, M. Barrett. Of Iawton.
Robert L. knie, OF Cordell.
Evan phu Cameron, of Sulphur.
For Secretary OF State:
Vim. Gross, OF Oklahoma City.
For State Anditor:-
Augustus &. ivey, of Stlilwell.
o. A. Brewer, of Alfalfa county.
N. Z, Trap, OF Guthrie
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Third Judicial District
B. B. Blakeney, OF Shawnee
A. j.. Rittenhouse, of Chandler,
For Attorney General:-
s. P. freezing, Of Shawnee.
chas. West, OF Enid.
For Clerk Supreme Court
&. c. Patton. OF Tishomingo.
For Railroad Commissioner and Cor
poration Commissioner
w. r. Kelly, OF Blaine county.
J. p. Roetxel- OF Watonga.
r. s. Pulliam, ot Coylc.
J. }. MeAlester, of McAlester, |. T.
chas. n. Pittman, OF Enid.
For State Mine Inspector
Peter Hanraty, OF McAlester. /. T.
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After Effects of Grin.

However political decisions do not
always control
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

In the event OF delivery being Inn
perfect, or papers being rolled, twist
ed or mutilated, subscribers are urged
to raake immediate complaint TO the
BUSINESS Office In person. by phone
or by mail.
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1t has been noticed that those who
take Peruna during the first stages of
Tho grip generally make more rapid
and complete recovery.
A Most Effective Medicine For
La Grippe.
Robt. L. Madison, A. NJ, Principal o.
Cullowhee High School, Painter, n. c.,
is chairman of the Jackson County
Board OF Education. He is a writer of
occasional verse and has contributed to
anumber of leading papers and maga-
zines.
In speaking of Peruna, Mr.. Madison
says:"I am hardly ever without Peruna
in my home. Itistho mosteffectivem med
icine that have ever tried forl grippe.
tIt also cured my wife Of nasal catarrh."
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wEpNBspAY. APRIL 70. 19O7
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Candidates for state offices must
make their announcements before
May 4, 1907.
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Come to Guthrie 10 trade. You
railroad fare win be paid.
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The anticonstituiion propaganda
Is sitting on the lid o a hombshell
with fuse cut short and sizzling
harc,
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There appears TO be something do
ing In the vicinity OF Duncan
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Washington News Rureau-is4s5. ST.,
s. z.
New York offlee--150 Nassau 81.
chicago office-WiIlIam & Johnson,
Marquette building.
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Catarrh Victims susoeptibIe.


People who have had catarrh of che
head, throat, nose or lungs are much
moro liable to catch the grip than other
people.
The reason for this Is that the mucous
membranes OF the head, nose, throat or
lungs are injured by the catarrh and
the germs which cause the grip find
easy entrance into the system.
1t is well established fact that per-
fectly sound mucous membranes consti-
tute a barrier TO the entrance of disease
germs.
Tho best precaution any one can have
against the grip is TO be perfectly FREQ
from catarrh.
Peruna a Preventive.
AS preventive of grip, Peruna has
done great deal c.f good in the world
by its beneficial effect upon the mucous
membranes.
Catarrh has another untoward in
finence to be noticed in connection with
the grip.
Victims of catarrh who have had the
grip find themselves after the acute
stages have passed, in very weakened
and deplorable conditions.
After-Efects of Grip.
The whole nervous system is i'm
paired; the digestive organs deranged
the circulation OF the blood feeble and
irregular. All these symptoms are pro
duccd, more or less, by the grip, and
especially in people who have had ca.
issrrh previous " the grin.
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Or. M. A. kelso, of Enid.
Thos. Doyle, of Perry.
chas. N. Haskell, of Muskogee.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAM ES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF G

baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Buffalo.
Jersey City n Rochester
Newark at Toronto
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LABOR DAY REG11T4.
Serenty-three Entries ReceiUed for
Bic Fall RO7cing EUent.

Ar meeting Of the Middle States Regatta Asso-
cIatfon held in the Harlem Casino last night the
arrangements for the schedule of the races ana
the entries Of contestants for the TO be held
on the Harlem River Labor Day were com
Melted Nearly Il OF local boat clubs were
represented at meeting. which was presided
over by John 'Regan. chairman of the regatta
conmittee and a member of the Metropolitan Boat
Club. -
In all seyenty-three entries have been received.
one of the largest lists which ever has been received
for a Labor Day regatta. Those crews whlch
will coupete in the serior ght-oared octopede
shell will be the New York Boat Club. the Bo-
hamian Boat Club and the Atalanta Boat Club
renresent the Vesper Rowing Club. the Paramount
Rowing Association the Quaker City Barge Club.
the PENNSYLVANIA Barge Club and the West Phil
adephia Boat Club. No further entries VIII be
received
In commenting on the large number OF con-
testants and the probable closeness OF all OF the
races Chairman O'Regan said that among those
entered in the junior singles Waterman
Sands the German sculler who recently competed
In the National Regatta at Philadelphia
MAGISTRATE Tighe, of Brooklyn, who has always
taken an active part In regattas held in this city,
asked that the flying start be dropped. He said
that all the contestants in race where they used
the hv,np start did not have a fair show. He
cited several instances. and, after this matter had
been discussed pro and con, it voted that no
fving starts be permitted at the coming regatta.
II was also decided to hold the singles in the
ing and leave all of the other races subject TO the
regatta committee
At the close of the meeting the New Rochelle
Boat Club was elected member OF the Regatta
Association
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
A. w. TILLINGHAST WINS AND LOSES
Takes Gold Medal at Lake Placid, but Is
Defeated Later in FIRST Round
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Lake Placid n. Y. Aug 27.-In the ninth annual
tournament of the Lake Placid Golf Club. which
opened here to-day with large number of entries,
4 w TilIinshast of the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
and captain OF the team of United States players
who have been touring Canada, the gold medal
for the best score in the qualifying round. making
the eighteen holes in ~, within strokes of the
record.
The surprise of the day. however. was the de-
feat of Tillinghast In the first round by Paul
Stevens young player of the Lake Placid Golf
Club who his match up and to Other
results the first round were w. ]. McConvie,
Dyker Meadow club. up and to go; opponent.
/ T. Iasher Dunwoode. Kenneth Brown. up
and TO go; opponent Louis Kennedy. Weeburn
club p. Carmel, Lake Placid Golf CLUB, up and
l to go; opponent. u. s. Roulette. George A Ste
vens Lake Placid Golf Club, up and 3 to go !:
opponent w. r. Warwick J. 2. Boyce, Engle-
wood Golf Club. up and TO go: opponent, Ken
meth DalzelI. W. S. Heyniger. Eimira Country
Club. up and to go; opponent II. j. Wright,
Lake Placid Golf Club III. c. Richard. St An
drews. UP and to go; opponent D. Lamson
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MOTOR BOATS GET IN.
Fleet from NezU York WW Reach
Norfolk TO-mOrrOzo.
rBv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Norfolk Va, Aug. 27.-Six Of the boats OF the
Motor Boat Club got in to-day. Ihe Ne" foFR
division. composed of members Of the National AS
a;,,o, of Engine and Boat Manufacturers will
nrobablv reach here Thursday. The Amrlta'
With Commodore Mcintosh. of the American POWER
Roat Association of New York. and the Aorayda' Oh
the Columbia Yacht Club. with A. schheidef' OWN
or and E. Graft. arrived late this afternoon from
NJ, YORK The Katherine II, Of the Cape May
Yacht Club the Meylert, Of the philadelphia facht
,,1pb. the Teddo San. of the Brooklyn Yacht CLUB.
anu , Ia iahipd DIR Emil Heue C. +. Miller and X
,r,Javel we're on the Amrita with Commodore NC
Iutosh- ,,.- De-. r,,h ,ra co,r
g., fror, New York to the exposition The nrst
3i[ieton Of the boats in last night, and were
,ooored in Willoughby Bay. opposite the i1aflp'oh
pods Yacht Club where the visitors Will pe en@r-
tsined This part of the fleet was headed by Com
yoodore Oppenheimer and comprised the mao H.
Ma1son Hensel; the Dagon. William Collier. and the
Vincent Vincent Hall
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Mathewson pitched in rare form for ,he Gaiies i
at the Polo Ground yesterday against 81 Louts. t
In the third inning he won his own game pF
smashing out a two Dagger, which allowed Doyle'
who had made similar hit, to cross the plate WIN
the only run made in the game, giving EcloIS
to the Giants by a of to o.
The work of Mathewson was the feature oi ,lie
game He held the visitors down to three hlts ana
felded his position perfectly, making three cesei
assists quick throw by him TO Mct1ahn IN ,s .lis
third inning catching Byrne off first base. reuFeo
ST Louis. of the few innings IN lle
game that the visitors had two men on oases
Nathewson also was one of the two men on his
side to make than one hit
Karger who in the box for ST LOUIS aiSo
ptched fine game. and. with the exception OF
those made by DOYLE and Mathewson IN the tliru m
inning kept the hits made off his delivery Wen
scattered He made five assists and had nVe
strike-outs as had Mathewson
The game was a fast and interesting one. anu lile
aIl-aroi1nd work OF the Giants an Improvement
on that shown by the players in most OF the games
n-i+b tho pittsb,Ire team The players went out In
such rapid order on both sides that II only tooh
one hour and thirty minutes to play the game. Inc
Giants were at the bat only twenty seven tunes
and ST Louis thirty times. The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
WIN FIRST HOME GAME.
Much Trounced Yankees Take Easy
Game from Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston a New York
St Louis a Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 5; Boston, l. Detroit. 4; Washington 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

After disastrous Western trip, the Yankees KEGS re-
turned home yesterday and met the Boston team dI
American League Park, winning easily by score
of 3 to l.
Chesbro pitched a good game for the Yankees
and was backed by the support-in spite OF the two
errors charged against the home men-Of the klnd
that gladdens the heart of any pitcher: he kepe Mp
the seven hits off his delivery scattered Inc
Yankees kindly to YOung'S curves
In the first inning the crowd was brought to ITS
feet by a wonderful catch by Conroy of dltflcuIt
hot drive to deep centre. a lightning d3nDie S4nn
play in which Elberfeld Williams and Morl-
ariy figured in the fifth inning was another
treat keeler came in for a good snare snare fL- 0I ap-
catch of CriGers fly up against the stand
The Yankees made their first run in the opening
inning when Hoffman walked went to second on
a safe bunt by keeler. got to third on a Sacrllce
bv Elberfeld and scored on Moriarity's out In the
third inning the Yankees made two runs, Whlch
gave them the game without further effort: Hot
man again walked and stole second, crossing the
plate on q single by Moriarity. A two Dagger oy
iaporte allowed Moriartty to tally after a great
sprint from first Criger, the catcher on the Bos-
ton team received a blow on the knee cap
from a foul tip off Chesbros bat in the second @
inning. and although he was stretched out on tile
ground, evidently in great pain. he was aole 70
resume playing after several minutes delay. Inc
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

THIRD RACE--For TWO -yeaT-oIds. about furIongs
good. Won easily. Time. 1:l07S. Winner
b. T.. by Goldcrest-Kisrna Owner, g. g. Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
EAST JERSEY LAWN TENNIS CUP.
Play Begun on Courts of Elizabeth Town and
Country Club.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Elizabeth. y. j. Aug c7--The open tournament
on the courts OF the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club for the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association
Cun in singles started to-day. Seventy play
ers were drawn in the competition. which Is one or
the two at present in this country where the cham
MON of the previous year must play through The
nreseut holder is Karl II. Behr. OF the Crescent
Athletic Club. who IN 1905 and 1906 He has
these two legs the cup. and Frederick g. Ander-
SON of the Kings County Lawn Tennis club. who
won in 1904. the only other player who has any
claim on the trophy If Behr wins this season the
cup becomes his property for good
Owing TO the big field little progress was made
In clearing the preliminary round Enough
matches were got off, however 10 make 1t clear
that with the intervening holiday the tournament
can be handled in a week Very few OF the more
prominent players took part In to-days natcnes'
Herbert L. Westfan. Miles $ Chariock' "lilaIh
p Crarin ir and A. s westfaIl who their
matches being about the best of those VINO TOOK
rart to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
KISSES BoAr RACE WINNERS REWARD
DOCTOR Who Sailed Craft to Victory Rugged
5y Delegation of Women
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune

South NorwaIk.. Conn. Aug 2I--Because No
sailed the little skipjack Sheveril 10 vic'orS
over the knockabout Osprey, OF Bell Island Dr-
Walter J. Strohmeyer. OF New York was nusseu
and kissed on the float OF the NorvSalk facnt
Club Yesterday afternoon by a deiegauon OK
vouue women from Hickory Bluff Belle isiano
and Hickory Bluff are two parts or tnri'ins
New York summer colony The osprey o"neo
by William F. Clarke. OF Brooklyn repfesen'eo
ReIIe Island and the Sheveril. owned by l. l.
Ward. of New York. represented the Blur-
The race yesterday the rubber There
,vas considerable money wagered. but that did
not count with the hugs and the kisses that
were at stake for the winning skipper Dr.
Strohmeyer was graduated from the New hoFA
Dental College in the spring. and for his aoiitv
In sailing the little skipjack he justly deserved
the fond embraces that were accorded him when
he stepped on the club float
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
LITNDGREN WINS DUEL.
RroobIun Once More Loses by only
q Single Run.

In one of the best games seen at "asill,s. p -"
PARK BROOKLYN. this season. chicago deIea'eu "i7
c,,nerhas Yesterday by a score or 10 u .
II ,,,toritv Of those who saw the game, IL
.a-,ad as II a poor decision by ODay cost ti,r
S,,ne-has the game in the fifth inning IN 'iiiS @
-, t-,-ers singled and a few minutes late'
- tt,o,, the hall 10 Jordan IN an attempt 10
c.tc, r-vars off first Evers, instead OF retu
~ 6re+ ran 70 second. Jordan throwing me pan ~
= 49,, ~, the umpire thought otherwise ana
csI1ed him safe A single by King orouslt H''
the plate - r,,,c,,.- for
II was a pitchers battle betweeh - .,er
. - Trrdrren for the Cubs. The former
beId fbe visitors down 10 three hits struck ou
eve men and gave only one base on oa'LS'
litS MS ~ - "a struck out the same number Ihe
follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
,fIESES LEADS At CHESS.
Te;cbmnnn's Victory Over Schlech-
ter Ties Him for Second Place.

Carlsbad Aug. 27.-At the close .o-uaS u
tn ropnd Of the international chess tourIaiiioi'
So ~ reipsic held the lead. with score OF 411
-o;nts 70 his credit He paired with Oiiano anu
won the game ., o,,- -
The dav's sensation was produced by the ehcoui'-
ter between Schlechter and IelchhaHi' VIM.
" - hae ,ot lost once so far, hand
.,-nerv The victory tied Marocfy and IeicliiiaIIH
for second place Marshall drew with Spielhailii Spi
--bo Rubnstein- -Tartakower game was cloori'
..xaa II resulted in favor OF Rubnstein ia
noyyski again suffered defeat. Niemzowitsch pay
inr the white pieces. won from the farislar. AZ
.,-s .n thar Games Cohn drew with Berger, Tschl-
erin drew with Sawe and Nidmar disposed ol
SSha+t,odrskf The game between Wolf and Duras
was adjourned in position faVorapie 10 " oii 1Au
,ourned games will be played tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SARATOGA SCMAiARI,

FIRST RACE.-Eandicap: for ell ages; six furions.
start good Won driving Time. l;lZ-5- " lt-eF
u Clfrord-Mai. OKner. J. sanford.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY.

stanford entry.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CUTTER RACE Foe CADETS.

'Arprentio~ allowance.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

sApprentIcs allowance.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SANFORD BETT0RS LOSE
hooks TAKE MUCH MONEI
chapuIfepcc to Measure Speed scith
Colin an Futur1ty.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

Saratoga. y Y, Aug. 27.-Those who follow
A.. fortunes Of the Sanford Stable-and they are
,,,-oeror!s at the current mecting-Started OF
r-eTI this afternoon by playing Danoscara and
pork stone. the striped Jacket bearers in the
sret race getting - and 6s for their money
They allowed Frances Ray TO run almost un-
hacked in the third race, IN which the Cl1nord
slr showed nothing but their winnings were all
sent back IN support Of Walls, in the Saranac
handicap. the Gonosalvo mare running away
with the event. Then they waited for the last
-ece among the entrants for which was Polly
Watts another Of the Sanford two-year-
sIlies and apparently winner on figures.
Neither Polly Watts or her stable mate. Grass
lands finished in the money, the books cleaning
up many thousands Of dollars
Disastrous the day for the Sanford
followers. IL even more SO for the rank and
file Of the racegoers. at least for those who still
remain here. the crowd having thinned out wo-
fully since Saturday evening. Four favorites,
three Of which held at odds-on in the books.
were defeated. only Walls and Vino rewardlng
.he confidence of their hackers. Walls made a
runaway affair Of the Saranac, leading by a
wide margin ali the way and winning by her
self, with Bio Grande neglected outsider, IN
the place. and Don Enrique third Monfort. the
second choice. ran remarkably poor race. OUT
as he had been given hard public trial between
races On Monday afternoon the players were in
clned TO fight shy Of his chances
Conditions were ripe for a riotous dernonstra-
following the 1nlSn OF the llIsl idSe' tNe
,hs crowd took what appeared TO he clear case
Of roisplacing With eQuanimity. and no one even
hissed the placing judges Jack Atkins was
heavily supported second choice in the race ana
e4rer leading by q wide margin for the greater
nsr- Of the journey he tired, but still appeared
"a have won by unmistakahle margin. Dan
oscsra-s number. however. was hung out as the
skinner with Jack Atkins second and J c Core
third Incredulous laughter greeted the display
NJ the numbers. but when the riders had
,reished in the placing confirmed by the
rel board All the time groups on the lawn
oo,ld be seen demonstrating the margin by
wbich Jack Atkins had won, the general opinion
h.ine that il was between one and two feet.
Fred Berlew has decided to start ChapuItepec
sn the Futurity. the Gerolstein youngster belnS
,n first class condition. and having as good
,,ance r1oy TO take Collins measure as he VIII
aver have although no one believes there is
chance Of breaking the winning streak OF the
Keene champion. Finn will ride Chapultepec
Harry Payne whitney's Bar None is likely to
he 7ne of the Futurity choices on the strength
of q fast trial here. Martin Will have the mount
IN Rar None Miller is to ride Colin, the New
castle Stable having decided not TO start Big
Chief
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Eandica0: for ell ages; six furlonss
Non
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
MAINE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
Four Teams Left for Semi mi-Fnals-0ne-Sided
Contests Yesterday.
TBy telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Rar Harbor Me- Aug. 27.-As a result Of the
plav to-day in the lawn tennis tournament for the
Maine championship four crack teams are left 10
battle in the mi-finals tomorrow These are
J. F. Rhodes and E. c. Bodman, the cunning
brothers the Pearson brothers and S. NJ Howland.
champion in singles, and Morgan Newhan Har-
Yards quarterback Of last fall Most of the matches
to-day though well played. were rather one-sided.
except the one between Rowland and Newman and
Stuart Waller and Summer Gerard, which went
ST Ga, 6-S. The tournament In the last ROUNDS
narrowed down to the New Workers. Feary and
lawrence OF Boston, of the strongest teams.
were easily put out to-day by the Cunning brothers.
=
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
SAFETY AND ECONOMY IN AUToMoBILING

Every owner of automobile is now awakening
to the fact that he must economize at all points
and to that end take every possible precautlon
against injury to tires, and person Wood
worth Treads solve the whole problem. They sup
ply TO the automobst greater safety and more
pleasure at half the expense: happiness without
hazard. delight without danger. enjoyment with
out extravaganza. beautiful and intensely in
teresting book this subject will be sent free to
ali who write for It, Address. Safe and Sane
Automobiiing," Boston, NasA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Chicago Aug. 27--John d Rockefeller Is having
trouble in collecting sS s5 from the United Staten
government for his travelling expenses and wit
ness fee in the recent hearing II the federal cours
before Judge Landis-
In making application for the amount due him
Mr. Rockefeller declared that ne had travelled 11s9
roiIes 10 attend the session OF court. but did not
saw whether he came from Pittsfeid, Mass, or
Cleveland. The government is therefore holding
the money until receives official Information az
to where Mr. Rockefeller started from when he
came court.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
lake ERIE CIRCUIT TRoTs.

t5o,neu y Y Aug 27--The Lake Erie Circul'
- o1aned here this afternoon with sr1a4 at
1Ia The Weather was cloudy and threateh-
Ing but the track fast summaries
o-14 pace won by Red Line tETskine 3 laorse y.e "a
aphcne, third - ..-,,d third and
or pace-Princess Hal won seco19-s SfJgv9ns
fourth heats and race Best tiIIi7' -"
second: Belt Line third ~, r,.,- 1,o,- rohn
Runninx race 4iz furlongs-Roly roy, Hon. "a
p paws second. GLADYS Mcconnell thlro- Ainie' ''