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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-21
U. p. TO HAVE GOOD TEAM
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, Aug. 20.-"The prospects
are first class for Rugby team this
year. said Captain Napoleon" Smith
of the University of the Pacific today
in speaking of the outlook for the sea-
son just beginning. we have most
of last years veterans back and some
the men who have just come"
Manager Harry Smith is in San
Francisco arranging with Walter Nor
ris, the Barbarian who piloted the
u. p. team through so many victories
last year, to take complete charge of
the team for this season. The men
who will report for practice Monday
are Captain Smith, Atkinson, H. Smith,
Alexander, Price, Settlemeyer, Fickes.
Trevorrow, Clark. Rutherford and Need
ham.
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POSSIBLE PISTOL CLUB
MAKES FINE SCORES
Henry A. Harris Is Star of the
Day, Making 81 Out of
Possible 100

OAKLAND, Aug. 20.-The Shell
Mound ranges were unusually busy for
weekday today, two organizations
turning out for practice The Possible
pistol club, one of the most EXCLUSIVES
shooting clubs in the United States. the
membership being strictly limited to
10. held it's monthly shoot, and, despite
the fact that some of the members were
trying out new weapons, the shooting
was above the average.
Henry A. Harris was the star of the
day, making a record of 81 out Of a
possible 100. The first FIVE shots Har-
ris fired were dead centers and the next
two were mines. Thereafter he fell
down and failed to break the clubs
record.
Willie Siebe surprised his friends by
running up a score of SO. and. lust to
show. that 1t was no filske, he duplicated
the feat before the day closed. Here
are the scores made by the Possible
members: William A. Siebe SO; Ferdi-
nand Mantle Sc, Sc, Sc, so; A. M. Paul
son SO 5 s.; ;; e; 7s; Julius stirn n: Herman
ris 81. II, SO, S5, SIS. 81. 20
A squad Of Oakland policemen. under
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race, I've furlongs, selling-Homelight
Jim Driscoll, Knight of the Grip. Boundciir
Doron, Mabel Reed. Helisme, Jezebel, Poppy
Bill Bagwell, Soapy Jones, woolsoap.
Second race, five furlongs, seIling-Knowledge
Helen Etack, Monsie Noble Burnolette Dorian
Prince, Unlock. Kato S, DR.. Sherman, Jack
o Lantern, Chiieno, Canopus II. Buxter Hodi
Third race. seven furlongs, selling-Redmont
Neya Welch, Lady Alicia Ruth W, Rey Dare
Red Era. Zick Abrams, Vinton, Western, Sir
Brillar, Mandator, Joe Woottan.
Silius, Zella G, Mabel Fountain. Suda Glenn
Evelyn X, Minnie. Parton, Bonnles
Fifth race five and half furlongs, handicap
Daring, RustlIng Silk, Queen Caroline Free
Knight the Bear. Charlie Doherty, Hereafter
Mary T, Native Son, Ethel Day, Husky Bill
Msyham, La Gloria. Couple Mary F and Ii
Gloria Pasadena entry.)
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Decorator Bardonia, Willie 7, Jennie.
Beau, Happy Rice. w. B. Gates, Esther B, Pro
teus, Ell Cazador. Chippewa
Seventh race. one mile, seIling-Golden Light
Cotillon. Nina Gibson. Ed Sheridan, Berryessa
Follow. Me- Daytime. Bon vivant ]. V. Kirby.
Weather clear; track fast.
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HARD FOUGHT. TENNIS MATCHES

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 20.-The ex-
pected hard-fought contests were sufi-
cient to crowd the Casino today with
mis- game
The two big matches were both set
tied in straight sets, Beals c. Wright
disposing of w. r. johnson In Ga,
Wright by the score of IS, 6-2. T-5.
The hardest fought match was that be-
tween Nat Emerson of Chicago and 7.
A. c. Colston Of Philadelphia. which
went four sets before the western
player won, 6-2. -6-8, 6-s, 6-4.
II. j.. Westfell defeated Semp Russ.
6-1. 6-1. 6-3. +. j. Sullaway de-
feated Robert Leory, 81, 6-l. "a.
rs, 81. J. d. E Jones defeated 7
S Tallant, 81, rs, Ga, 6-2.
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Los ANGELES 3. SAN FRANCISCO i

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 20.-The Seals
made one run today simply because
Gray, Smith and Easterly were off the
job when a fly landed among them
Otherwise the game was all for the
champions. Cal Ewing got to Los An
geles just about the time the game was
over. and the winning score for Los
Angeles was announced
In the fifth inning Berry popped the
bali.in front of the plate, and the three
Los Angeles players held little tea
party while it was coming down and 1T
got away from them Berry scored
when Smith let Cakes low throw to
third get by him.
Sutor's pitching was good until the
sixth, when, with two out, Dillon and
Brashear singled to right and Smith
doubled over first, two runs being
scored. The last run came from two
singles and wild pitch. Score
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FOOtpad Makes a Track
Record at Empire
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

EMPIRE CITY, NY, Aug. 20.-Rose,
ben made his appearance IN the tnlr q
race. N1mbus was the favorite' pelns 8
packed down to odds on, and ne won.
want to run, but Gardner was not OF
that mind and Nimbus got nrst money
with Roseben second and Rialto tnlrd.
James r. Keene won two races. the
fourth. the Wakefield stake feature
with Footpad Both were at odds on;
fooIpad hung up new track tecqad ,pd
DICK Roller. The previous Periorm,-
ance fer this distance over the track
was los 2-5. made by Melisande;
the Wakefield it looked as if Dick Rol-
Ter was going to live up to his PADDOCK
reputation. He led by two lengths to
the .strench turn, and held on gamely
brought UP Footpad on even terms, and
after thatit was Footpad easily Tor
bellina, third. all the way, fnished be-
hind Dick Roller. Torbellino is owned
by A. B. Spreckels
Summary:
FIRST RACE-one and a sixteenth miles.
selling. 3 year olds and upward. mares and
ssS sssslSdlngs, $500 added: -.
3-1-Gowan, 100 tBergen) ...-.............-
s-I-Mombossa, Ios (Cahey) ....-........-
Time a5 81 'AeSafals oneen Marguerite. Bonnie
Bard, Druid, Tipping. finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-2-Mascarada SO (E. Dugan) ............-.
S5-The Pippin, 101 (G Burns)
3o-1-Krikina 96 (Johnson)
Time, :o6 3-5. Greenhow finished fourth
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. handicap, 3
year olds and upward; 5000 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
e-10--Nimbus. Ill (McDanieD ..............1 l
6-1-Roseben. l2S (Garner) .............s...2
5-l-Rialto. 103 (E. Dugan) .................
Time, 1912 25. Notasulga, Tom McGrath,
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs.
the Wakefield stake, $4,000 added. year old
colts and geldings:
Odds. Horse. weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-5-Footpad, 112 (Notter) ................. /
11-5-Dick Roller, 112 q. Lee) ..............2 2
5-1-Torbellno. l27 (McCahey) .............3
Time. 1:06 i-5 Direct, King Commoner. I'm
ished named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile, handicap, $500 add
ed 3 year olds
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-l-Golden Pearl, 100 q. Butler) ...........1 1
16-5-Master Robert. lis (Gilbert) ..........2
1l-o-Falcada, la (E. Dugan) ........... 3
Time, l:40 The Squire, Moquette, First One,
Halket. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-2-Colonel White, 1o6 (Gilbert) ............1 1
6-1-Lord Deanhope. 1o3 (G. Burns) ....... 2
1e-5-Rockstone. 1oS (Garner) ............-..3 8
killiecrankie. Ace High, finished as namcj.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 20.-Forty seventh day;
weather cloudy; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Three furlongs, selling, 8 year
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St Str. Fin.
1-2-Katie Gleason tKrschb)100 l 2h
a6iFSBiP. Rs5G FsSsI fB5sdr lSs
Tine. :35 Swaggerlator. Belle Brady, Lady
Powell. Irish Mike. Balreed. Lady Adelaide Kis-
Kenilworth-St. Phillipina- Start good. Won
easily. Next two driving. Katie Gleason out
elassed her field
SECOND RAoE-six furlongs selling. year
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-2-Sibari (Heathertonl 10 12I9
4-1-Mike Jordan (CallRhanl .1oI Z 3n
Time. 1:l5. huropatkin, Kamsack, Paddy
finished named. Winner blk. h. "a by San
tello- Mercedita. Start good. Won easily. Second
fell Jordan was taken overland all the way.
THIRD RACE-one mile selling. year olds
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
6--Eiie (McLaughlin) lie II 2 2h
4-I-Golden Wine POST. ia 2 4 "a
Time l:zsls Petalu%a ednE1s Sersaini Peerless IS
Kirby. Ea Tracy. Orchan finished named.
Winner gr G. la9 by Gotham-opeche Start
Golden Wine tired at seven furlongs. So did
Petalums. Tracy found the route too far
FOURTH RACE-Five furlOngs, selling, 2 year
odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St Str Fin
12-l-ollie Ward (Blair1 -. l03 ? y IN
4-5-The Slicker (Aubuchon) .IO5 y 23
5-1-Cooney Men (E.Sullivn1 .105 3 9 "a
Time 1:02 Glenart. Disagreement. Edrona
0cilla. finished named. Winner br.. f. by
Next two easily. Ollie Ward is bit green.
Stopped three times during the running and
loafed when she got in front of Slicker, but
held him safe. Siicker began TO spraddle out in
last 100 yards
FIFTH RAcE-one mile handicap, the Kenn-
worth Park stake, year olds and upward
value to first 1925:
i-I-Neva Lee &C. Miller ..114 3 u 2lk
9-2-M. Hollander (E.Sullivn) .106 II "a
T-I-St Avon Donvitzl ...1l1 "a 3115
Time. IA Elevation. Dixie Lad. finished as
snamed Winner ch. m. (6) by FL Rio Rey-Foll-
easily. Neya Lee outclassed her field and had
only to gallon.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. selling, year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. Str Fin
s-5-Airs lH. STUART ......l07 1911
e.l-Sske SEiseherl s.,,;s los os
Time. I:14A Woolen Anoura Joe wootan.
Kingtborpe. Nancy W. June Time. finished as
named Winner ch. II. ~ by Goldcrest- Bobe-
mia Girl. Start good. Won easily. Second and
third same. Airs she pleased Sake
pulled up very lame.
SEVENTH RACE-seven furlongs. selling. 4
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin
4-5-El Cazador (Fischer) .-.1O5 3 2ik
5-1-Royal River (YanDusen)lO0 3 2 2
1oI-Phil Igoe tE. sullivan. 81 n 3n
Belden. BAIL. King Brush. finished as named.
Winner b. h. a. by Amina Reina De Los An
geles. Start good. Won easily. Second same
Third driving. River perfectly ridden
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Fort Erie Races
FORT ERIE, Aug. 2o-Today's results:

FORT ERIE, Aug. 20.-Today's results:
First race, FIVE furiongs-Tenorett won. Anna
L. Daley second. Dearie third. Time, LOO 3-5.
SpleDdda won but was disqualified for fouling.
Second race. six furlongs-Gerrymander won.
Hoyle second, Joe Gaitens third Time, lis 1-5.
Third race, i've and half furlongs-Alencon
won, Grande Dame second, Honest third. Time,
1:0S
Fourth race one mile-Kings Daughter won,
Reidmoore second, Superstition third. Time,
1:39 4-5
Fifth race, mile-Servile won, Giles sec
ond, King Thistle third. Time. 1:40 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and 10 yards-Warner Girls
well won, Mamie Gallagher second, Bonebrake
third. Time. 1.46 2-5
Seventh race, mile and 20 yards-Huck won,
Topsy Robinson second, Arrowswift third. Time,
1:45 As.
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Baseball Notes

Van Haltren was SO badly pressed for fa1ent
that he was forced to put Pitcher Christian IA
work at the second bag. Christian played rather
nice game. considering that he was of his
beat.
Oakland also gave Left Fielder Lewis OF the
Alameda state league a trial. The kid showed
up we'll. getting a hit and sacrifice and throw
ing Raftery -out at the plate in the ninth
inning. He made one OF the prettiest heaves
Besides lining out that homer over the LEFT
Geld fence. Ole johnson slapped the ball for
time be came to the bat. Ole has both eyes
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FOoTBALL nIEN HOLn RAIIr

BLRk ELE4, Aug ZO.-At a rally of
the football men of the university in
California hall this afternoon more
than 100 men signified their Intention
OF trying for places on the varsity
and freshmen teams. The freshmen
and new men viii be turned out on
California field Monday afternoon for
their first practice, while the varsity
men viii hold their first practice a
week from Monday. Speeches were
made by Graduate Manager Ralph Mer-
ritt, Coach Oscar n. Taylor. Assistant
Coach James Schefer, Captain George
Bel and Trainer Charles Noltz.
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WINS PRESIDENTS CONTEST

CAMP PERRY, Ohio. Aug. 2o.-Ser-
geant A. Brest of the United States in
fantry won the presidents contest to-
day, the closing event in the national
rifle associations tournament He
made score of BOA against a field of
Allen of Massachusetts took second
prize the silver medal, with a score
Of 3o2 Third. place and the bronze
medal was taken by Lieutenant 8. A.
Harris. United States infantry, by a
score of 300
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Ray Light Establishes Great Record
in ; Year Old Pacing Futurity

the command of Sergeant Mulgrew.
engaged in rifle practice, and there
meyer was danger of records being
broken at any time. Policeman Moore.
with a score of 81. was high man. but
Fred Schroeder, who scored 42 at yes
terday's shoot. is still in the lead. The
bluecoats made the following scores: I:
Stocker 9, Tusher- "a, Christopher IL,
Waite IL, Gunter IL. Oakes 21, Deane
19. Sergeant Walters 26, Gilbert 36,
Smith "a
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Fort Erie Selections
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race. w. Frye, Scant-
ling, Stowaway.
Second race-Goldess, Dele
strome, Rose f.
Third race-AdmOnish, Hamp-
ton Beauty, Malecon.
Fourth race-Berwiclx, Lens, Sal
Volatile.
Fifth raee-Lisnando, New Gar
ter, Lady COrinne.
Sixth race-MarbIes, May Celia,
f.. NJ. Fry.
Seventh rac@-Aunt Rose, Serv-
iIe, Anneta Lady.
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THOMPSON WINS WITH BOW

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-The national
archery association tournament was to-
day won by William II. Thompson OF
Seattle, 211 hits. score 973, which Is the
second largest sver made in a national
tournament. and beats the national
championship score Of last year 113
points ThompsOn's score was in the
double York round
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SUMMARY

Home run-Johnson Three base hit-Casey.
Two base hits-Heitmuller, Casey, Garrett. Sac
rihce hits-Van Haltren, Danzig, Cooney, Lewis,
Casey. First base on called balls-Of Garrett ..
Struck out-By Garrett 8, by Fischer q Hit by
TO Danzig. Passed ball--La Longe Time of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-StuE.
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Thirteenth FaVOrite Loses at The
MeadOwSWthOut Break in BadLuck
by y. n. JcHeFy
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SEATTLE, Aug. 2O-Todays results at The Meadows a
relief AS the preceding day.
one of the public bowed making 13 avorites
without single break All of today winners closed
the breaks avoring the layers Fantastic and
Smiley Corbett the only favors that made
showing taking Fantastics the most preten
ous contest Seal equaled Charles Edwards
mile and eighth made Brigh
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SAN FRANCISCC
RUNS AND HITS Br INNING
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Smith. Sacrifice hits-Hilde.
brand and Zeider. First base on errors-Los An
geles 0, San Francisco /. Left on bases--Ios
Angeles o. San Francisco f. Bases on baIls-On
Gray 2 of Sutor l: Struck out--By Sutor 4, by
tor. Hit by pitched ball-Easterly and GRAY.
Time OF game hour and 35 minutes. Inn
pire-O Connel1.
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cRIcKETERs PILE UP BIG SCORE

VICTORIA, B. c.. Aug. 2O.-vfctoria
piled up a big score in yesterday's
match with Portland in tife northwest
circuit tournament The local team
had only six wickets down at noon for
go runs. the AIbions winning from
Vernon The upcountry team were all
out for AZ. and the Albions had As for
i've Wickefs at noon
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LICK ATHLETES ELECT MANAGERS

At a meeting of Lick's athletic direc-
tors recently the following students
were elected managers: Charlie Bax-
ter football; Alvin Stern. swimming; r.
Meeker, track; Miss Felderman, girls
basket ball; Burt Dill. tennis. The
track and basket ball teams OF Lick
have begun practfcing for the season
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Seattle Selections
by J. r.. JEFFERY

BY j. n. JEFFERY
First race-Joe Harlan, Miss
Provo. Rose Cherry.
Second raee-BernzFd0, COM
pIaint, Pepper and Salt.
Third Face-Henry o, Eckersall,
Peggy O'Neai.
Fourth race-May L n, Janeta,
John Lyle.
Fifth race-Bnly Watkins, Jaco-
mo, Sachet.
Sixth race-Ben Trovato, May
Pink, Squire johnson.
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WINS FRoM SWEET MARrE

TROY. n. Y, Aug. 20.-Sweet Marie
and George G, owned by George Brad
ley of New York. met in the chamber
the county fair here today. George a
won in straight heats in 2:10H and
2:11 u.
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KING PLAYS CROQUET

MARIENBAD. Aug. 20.-King Ed
ward ofhcially. opened the new croquet
lawn here today and played a game
with Anthony DrexeI Of Philadelphia
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President Ewing hastily departed for Los An
geies on yesterday mornings train. He goes
regarding that Venice franchise Though prac-
ttcaliy everything has been Strengthened out.
tnere are some minor details which need atfen-
Iion and Ewing is desirous OF dxing up every
thing as early as possible.
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glued right on the ball now and when he gets
a ., streak he is the most dangerous hitter in
this league.
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San Franci.cn Yeferinarx caI1.-.

Next session begins Sept Is. Catalogue free.
E. ]. Creely, secretary, 1918 Market st., S. +. .
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MALTA, VALLEY COUNTY. MONTANA July g. 1905

ever seen in any mans country
and when the judges seen them
they at once begun awarding
first prize to them all. 1t was
simply impossible to choose the
prettiest. for they were all pref
ty and sweet. Dancing was in
dulged in at the bowery during
the intermission of the program
In the evening a magnificent
pyrotechnical display took
place which was greatly en-.
joyed by all.
The grand ball in the evening
was a success from start to fin
ish and the spacious hall was
filled to it's fullest capacity with
airy fairy figures waiting and
gliding under the beautiful red,
white and blue trimmings, until
way past the allotted time. The
music was furnished by the
Malta orchestra and was pro.
nounced by everybody as the
best in the counry.
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STRAYS
CONSTRUCTION DODSON SOUTH
CANAL

Bids are being asked by the
Reclamation Service, through
the office of the Lower Mill
River Water Users Association
for the construction of the first
miles of the Dodson South
Canal. The date of the accept
ance of the bids is contingent on
the formal approval of the Di-
rector of the Reclamation Ser
vice of certain features not vet
passed upon.
This approval will be shortly
forthcoming. The date first set
for the opening of the bids was
the 10th Of this month, but this
has been found to be rather
short notice to give to the peo.
pie of the entire valley and the
date OF the opening has there
fore been postponed until July
18th. The canal as designed is
for a flood capacity to discharge
into Nelson Lake Rerervoir. On
this account it is hoped that all
people under the proposed sys.
tenn in the valley, who are able
10 do SO, will assist in the con-
struction of the canal, by taking |
contracts.
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A DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT

| The sad news of a most deplor
able accident, (which happene,
to the youngest son of Mr.. ane
Mrs. W. H. Garland, wa!
brought to this city late las
Wednesday afternoon and caused
a shadow of sorrow to Greer
over the community. It seems
that the little boy was playing
near and about a wool sacke1
which was erected upon two
poles, and as he attempted tc
climb upon the top of it, where
man was busily engaged in
sacking wool, the platform sud
denly gave away: and regardless
of the quick effort of the man to
save him, the heavy platform,
which weighed about six hun.
dred pounds, struck the child in
the forehead and crushed his
skull, causing instant death.
The body was brought to this
city to the home of r. w. Gar.
land, where the funeral services
were held Friday afternoon.
Rev, G. r. Haynes conducted
the funeral services and inter-
ment was held at the Malta Gem
etery.
Little William Garland was
the youngest of three children.
and was exceptionally bright
and of a lovable nature. He
was born here and was very
we'll known by all and was at
the age of nine and a half years
when death so suddenly claimed
him, regardless of the love of
his parents, brother and sister,
and friends. He was loved by
everyone, although he was only
a young flower in this worlds
human garden, and the sympa.
thetic community paid it's last
observance by attending the fu-
neral, which twas one Of the lar.
gest ever held in this city. The
D n terpris e. together with
is hundreds of readers. extend
heartfelt sympathy to the grief
stricken parents.
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making the greatest. grandes
and most prosperous nation il
the world. He spoke of thu
great patriotism of the Ameri
can people, Of their energy; ot
their ability and of their faults
pointedly showed the great
strides of this country over 9th
er nations. Concluding his re.
marks as follows: 1T is a holy
day in the calendar of the world,
and it becomes our nation ever
on this anniversary to gather
aronnd our courtry's altar and
renew our allegiance to our ma
tive land, and, as watchmen on
the heights, see that the princi-
pies which our fathers estab.
lished are still being maintained;
that the splendor of the past
may continue until, when it fl.
nally eliminates. all the world
shall be free and there shall be
no divinity save the divinity of
heart and BRAIN" He was
roundly applauded and congrat-
ulated at the conclusion of his
speech.
The athletic sports were all
carried out to the satisfaction of
everyone and IN the main consid.
cred above the average usually
exhibited on such occasions.
The horse races were a very
prominent feature of the pro.
gram. There were three races
in all and the horses that took
part were fast and considerable
rivalry was exhibited by their
owners, but regardless of this
they were pulled off without the
usual rag chewing. The win
ners of the pony race were: Art
Mayberry, first; Hans Baeth.
second; and Andrew Tweedy
third. In the Free for All, Chas. |
VOLTS horse nosed in first un.
ler the wire. with considerable
lime to spare and Ray Camp-
oelPs bay took second money.
n the one mile race free to all
lorsos, Carl Martin took the
money, The most interesting
eature to all was the bucking
'roncho contest, which was pro
lounced by all the old timers as
he very best ever seen in Mon
ana. Bert Galloway and James
Baker did the riding. Gallo-
7ay stayed on the hurricane
eek of a grey outlaw so long,
hat many spectators believed
e was glued to the seat and he
'as awarded all the money.
he last but not the least was
ne baby show, there were six /
zen of the sweetest little babies S