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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
MORRIsVILLE.

Thermometers Registered Is degrees be-
low zero Saturday morning. The condi-
tion Of Herbert A. Smaley was more en-
couraging SATURDAY.. the crisis having
been passed al twelve o'clock Friday
night. Mrs. Leo Dubray OF Swan,on and
niece. Mrs. W. II. Miller Of Oakland. Me.
We're guests Friday OF Mr. and Mrs. q. A.
Spi!ler.-Miss Thelma Hoyt went TO Hard
wick Friday evening to visit Miss Ger
trude Davis,-Mrs. l.. Y Oimsteao went
10 llnrdwick Friday evening. remaining
over sunday al her home William and
Edmond Anair went to Waterbury Satur-
day, where they have employment in the
stone sheds. Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley enter
tanned II ladies Friday afternoon and
evening supper was served. Miss Caro-
line Boyce went TO iardwick Saturday TO
pass SUNDAY with her sister. Mrs. Frank
Duval-Mr. and Mrs John Peck OF Hyde
Park were guests Friday night Of Mr.. and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
EAST FAIRFIELD.

The usual Friday night whist party
win dancing from 10 until T. Will he held
in opera hall January 10. 'rh" proceeds Will
80 20 tn Nillas improvement society.
Miss sara Leach of SANDY llill. y. T..
is visiting her grandparents. MIR and
Mrs. ilarrN l.each.--MisS sara M.'llll
and Donald MaclIanirls. who visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. oscar Mcr-
rill, Miss M"rrll' parents the holidays.
HAY" returned to We~thoro. Mass, where
both are employ ed IN the asN lum for the
insane MIR. and Mrs William Wright
have zone to housekeeping on school
street IN one of Edison Weiss t"u"-
msutS. Il. Grover Chase ana William
Brennant. who are attending Il medical
college in Philadelphia. Penn. have r"-
turned to their studies after >p"ndln%
the holidays with ,latiV"s here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Homer Laplant was taken quite sudden
~ Ill at j. G. lIutchins's mill Monday and
had to he taken home Miss Julia Wood
IVAN of Vcrgenncs Is teaching the primary
,un in the graded schOol.-Ray NJ. can
N of Worcester, Mass. Is in town visit
~ his parents There We're reported TO
the town clerk by physicians in town for
thc year 1911 ~ births and =; DEATHS
Harvey Newcity. who recently sold his
house at the village. is AT Harvey l.um-
hra's. Earl Peterson who has for year
or more had charge OF Nelson Hair
office. has resigned his position and eX-
poets to go next week to Winnipeg, Man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
LAMOILLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

s"Hator Pike Of Stove was in town Fri
uaA. George Floss. who has been ~. H.
better. l.. W. Godette and family have
returned from two weeks visit N
Addison countv.-T Leland Of Water
bury was in town tridav.--Mtss Mabel s.
Collins spent Friday in Morrisvile -
Peter Macqueen lectures here January
2L-The CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school
has elected l'enjamin A.well. superin-
t"ndent; -. c. Douglass and y. n. Scrib-
ner. assistants: Miss Frances Noble. sec
retary; Miss Dorothy Scoield. treasurer
Miss Emily Hulburd has returned -
AT. llo;yoke Seminary. William Christy
has returned to Albany Business College
Mrs. Richard Moiles l. IN poor health
At the meeting of the Mems Forum at
'hc Congregational Church Sunday, X. ".
flulburd gave an Interesting address up
on "Crimirals and the Penal Laws "-.I
G. A. defeated brigham academy -. bus
hctoal here last Fr.jpr b. a score or ~
to ~ Mrs Melora Moves is seriously ILL.,
NJ and Mrs II. (. Cook Of ShorotaIn
are Al HYDE Park Inn-1hc annual din
ner and meeting Of the congregational
Church vas held saturday with good
attendance. After dinner the following
were elected Clerk. M A. V. Wiswell:
treasurer, +. NJ. Culver. business com
m!ttee. I. II. Lewis. II. NJ Mcfarland. l..
H. Scrihn.r. Mrs. Nors, Scofeid. Mrs II.
l.. Fairbanks; auditors. f q. Sherwin,
J.. IL. Scribner Miss Blanche brigham
trustees. H. NJ. McFarland. r = Foster.
y. G.. Wood parish committee K W.
Ilulburd, ". d Strong. H. A. Noyes.
The report o. the financial commit; ee
showed all bills paid and a good alan 20.
The Ladies' clIb meets Monday even-
in~ with Mrs leach. The Young ladies'
have arranged ~ lsap-Year ball for Jan
uary N.-At a earring before the pro-
bate court Saturday, Miss .Jackman Of
Stowe was committed to the State hospi-
tai
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Randall who we're
called here by the death of his mother,
Mrs Helen Randall returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass. Friday.--The
men of the Congregational society will
give an oyster supper in their church par
Tors Thursday evening. January ls,-Dr.
and Mrs. Wclch have been III. but are
much improved. Mrs. Mary Morey Mes
sier has gone to Springfield. Mass. to
spend the winter The Rev y. w Day
left for Oberlin, Ohio. Wednesday after
the funeral of Mrs. Randall
those from out of town 10 attend tht
funeral of Mrs. Randall were Mrs, Mary
Oates Of Bakersfield Mrs. Anna Wiisol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
ISLE LA NOTE.

4 meeting of the Pomona Grange If
CranJ Isle county was held at Isle
I, Motto January and was well at
tended considering the condition OF the
roads and the severe cold weather and
hlizzard.-Mrs Lena Montgomery and
dauehter. Cora, returned to burlington
sunday after two weeks vacation AT their
homc-The Ferry scpw was taken out
ahou, six weeks ago and the lake did
not freeze until Friday. the 9TH, Tcams
are crossing on eight inches Of good new
Ice Andrew Holcomb has returned from
q two weeks visit To New York. The
Rev. George S. Westcott was IN Rurlins-
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EDEN.

Mrs. Ann Grant. wife Of BaItor Collins
died At the home of her adopted son.
Parker Collins. January nj tho aga
Of about 81 wars She WAS born in SCOT
land and came to this country while quito
,rlunR and resided IN Albany until she
married Mr.. collins. She is survived hv
her husband and adopted son and fAmilv,
Myrtle Baker has gone 10 Morristown
where she has employment has
been received from jamestown, Dakota,
of the death Of r. W. Fuller. "A long time
resident OF this town also Of the death
of Mrs. Frank Bakers brother. Anthony
Npf.innIs ~ 1rhnSan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

WAS lifted bodily from tho upright nosts.
| carried across Center street and deposited
upside down and unbrokcn on the north
| side of the street
The Foss farm at St Adams BaY. own
ed by Mrs. j. Barron Foss and regarded
as one of the finest pieces of farming
property in New England. has been sold
To belphus VA Motto Of Pike River, que,
| who Will take possession March !. Tho
! consideration was s26O0.
/ W. Del. Watson, VINO has been man
ager of the St Adams Plumbing & Heat
ns company for several years. has re-
signed and January 10 will go to Boston
To take "a position ON the road
Mrs. l. :. Bostwick with Mr.. and
Mrs. g. A. Bostwick and two children
will leave soon for Sarasota. Fla"
where they will remain until April L.
The annual meeting of the Weldon
National bank was held TUESDAY, the
reports showing very prosperous
year Directors were elected as fol
, lows: EN-Gov. Edward G. smith, w,
l'cechcr Fonda. Judge Il. \. Chittcn-
don, stephen T.. Royce and John r.
| Rich. The organization is: President.
: T.. e. smith; Nlvc-prcsidents. w. e..
Fonda and II. A. chittendeu; cashier,
John e. Stranahan.
At the annual meeting of the ST. Adams
| Messenger company Tuesday the fol
lowing directors were chosen: Gov
Edward G. Smith. Frank H. Greene
Frank T.. Chamhavlin. T.. A. Chittender
and Nelson II. TiEcuycr. Officers
elected were. President. Edward c.
smith: manager and treasurer. Nelson
T. L'ECuyer: executive committee f..
& Smith. Frank I. Greene and n. r.
I.'Ecuyer
The annual meeting of the STOCK
holders of the Franklin County Saw
ings Bank aud Trust company was
held Tuesday. when the following
were elected directors: Henry IT, Nor
ton. Charles =. SchoT. Nelson Good
speed. William r. Merritt Hiram r.
Weeks and /. J. Morton. Thc officers
elected were c. T.. SchoT. president
\. H. Boeman. vice president: Aaron
Wesson. treasurer; s. T.. Thorp as
sistant treasurer.
The water meter problem. which the
city recently acquired. was taken up at
n special meeting of the city council
Tuesday night. when bids were received
from 10 firms. nearly all Of which were
represented by agents with samples of
their meters. The council was unable
to reach any satisfactory conclusion as
to which meter to adopt. and finally De.
cdod to rejcc; all bids and begin over
again. II il probable now that the
water committee will investigate the
merits ana prices of the various meters
and report its findings 10 the council
Bids We're asked for 1000 meters. five
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BEAVER.

ere was discovered SUNDAY morning IN
the barn of the Brown boys near the
brick chur'h 100 late to save anything
All the fodder five horses, one COW, one
yearling, one calf, aud hog. as well as
all harnesses and farming tools and
threshing machine were burned. How it
caught Is mystery. There was only a
small iuSurunna
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
BERKSHIRE.

A. NJ Jcnnc. IT. Forty ana ~ a. l.add
nr. Attending the dairymcn's meeting NJ
BURLINGTON. Mrs. G. II. Johnson returned
from Gardner. Mass, Friday. The Dor
c,,. society mo, Wednesday, January 10.
with Mrs A. VI JENNIE Hiss Evelyn Lar
ahea wcnt 10 tho hospital at 81. Adams
Tuesday for medical tres tnent. Mrs.
Carrie Sinclair Is visiting her daughter.
Miss Lillian Wclch. at Northampton,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Martin returned
home January I from Cookshire, que --
Charles Clark is critically i'll with pneu-
monia. The Ladies' Aid society met We'd
ncsday afternoon at the parsonage. The
W. G, r. l.. will meet with Miss Dell
IaFountain Friday afternoon Mrs.
Peter Bolt Is in with pneumonia.
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FLETCHER.

Marjorie Parsons has returned To Bur
linSton. where she T. attending school,
Guy Green of bakersfield spent Sunday
in toWn.--M l.. Hicks of Fairfax was in
town Wednesday. Edward Tinker of
johnson has been visiting relatives in
town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

Of Rierford. Mr. and Mrs. John I.abare
.n, vy,,do Smith of Bcrkshire.-c. W.
Noreep haze bocn confined to the house
,or .,,.orot davs with rheumatism. IS
Chandler Raymo and Minnie ''oof were
married a, IIeheatc center a few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
ENOSBURG.

The annual meeting and roll call Of
the Congregational Church was held
Thursday. January 4. The various so
cieties of the church, the school, etc,
were reported in a PROSPEROUS condition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. Glenn w. Dourlass attended
the MisssquOi ministerial meeting At
Enosburg Falls Monday .--JoSeph Washer
and brother. Gordon of Johnson, have
opened their fathers blacksmith shop
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Mrs Edward Curtis Smith will join
! Governor Smith in New York this week
rhere they viii spend the winter.
Con. lee :. 'rilotson. who has been III
With rheumatic foyer is able to be about
mo house.
At a soocial meeting Of the Autonoc
club Saturday afternoon. il was voted to
foiu tde Vermont Federation of Womcn's
clubs. and the necessary preliminary
steps were taken to that end.
The vital statistics for the past year
how that there were 152 deaths. ~ births
and - marriages in the city.
The funeral of charles r. Donovan Of
Brattlcboro. who wa drowned at Turner
Falls, Mass. was held at Granny. Que,
January .. Mr. Donovan MAS ~ years
Ole ana the son of SIR. and Mrs.. John
Donovan of Congress street. Tie IS also
survived hy wife ana a Young son and
daughter.
News has been received hero of the
death Of Lieut.. Nclson Allen Gondspccd
OF tuberculosis ut the L. S hospital AT
Fort iiaNard. y. Mex, Sunday. January
e Lieut.. Goodspccd was Il native of ST.
Adams. whtrc he was born in 1>7c: he
was educated at the 81. Adams nigh
school, Norwich University. the High
land FAILS. y. !. preparatory school.
and the United states Military academy
ct West Point nratpattum i'm the class
of 1902. lie AT once entered the army
aud was in the service until March,
1oll. when by reason of poor health he
was placed ON the retired list. lie was
the son Of Nelson Goodspccd OF St AL
hans. by "hom he is survived. together
with his wife. who WAS i;stclla Wright
,Crampton, whom 70 married in 1905 lie
ago leaves a young son ard daughter
.,nh "a sister. Mrs. Nshbv :. Head, of
thA city
Tlnc choir loft Of the First ConEreGa-
uouhi Church was heavily draped in
black Monday evening in memory of Or,
John Shc,rar, the Choirs longtime
jcadci whose funeral was held at $50.
The Rev. ". +. Jackson officlated and the
regular choir SANG peace. Perfect
Jcacc' and "AhGe With Me The
teircis were H. T.. Hentl"y. $. Il. An
ncrson, w. H. Chandler and e. j.
steven. The remains We're taken Tues
day morning to Virgil. y. v, for inter-
mont.
Judge lielton of tho probate court
rendered Monday Il decision for the
toiondant in tn" case Of Susan A. Alfred
- iohn Kcarrey. administrator for the
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Continued on page ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
"CASCARETS" MAKE
YOU FEEL GREAT
GENTLY CLEANSE YOUR LIVER
AND SLUGGISH BOWELS
WHILE YOU SLEEP.

Sick headache. bi.uou~ness. dizzi
ness. coated tongue. foul tuste AID
You. brcath always trace them t1
torpid liver. DELAYED fcrmentiug foo
i'm the bowels or sour. Eassy stOm-
ach.
Poisonous matter clogged I'm the in
testlnes. ins'ell ~ being cast out o.
thc system. is rc-ab4orbed into tho
blood Whom triF poison reaches IN"
delicate brain tissue IL causes con
Eesti1n and that dull. thrObbing. sick
ching headache
Salts ca,rart!c pills. oil and purge
tive waters force passagewUy FOR
Ga. or two-vc- but they don't TAX.
the palsour oJt and have 40 eflect
upon tho liver OF -touuCh.
Cascarcts mmedlutely cleanse and
regulate tho stomach remove The
our. INDICTED and lermoutiuE food
and foul gases. take the excess bile
from the liver and carry OUT of Oh"
system all The coustipated waste
matter and pc!sous in the bowels.
4 Cascuret tonight viii surely
etra Rhten yuu ou' hy morning TheE
work while you sleep "A I0-ce0t box
from your oruggl means your -so4
clear. stomach sweet and your Ur'r
and bowels clean and regular for
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

tho amount OF $3.50. The case was
tried in tho circuit court here and the
jury sustained the vor lict and Tho at
torney FOR the board made n motion
lhnt Tho verdict be sot aside. and
.hcgc Frank Ncsbit; granted the mo-
ton. The case Will now be reviewed
10y the supreme court Attorneys
brown and Evans also appeared be
lore Judg" Miller and had an appeal
ana snperseiaS granted ln the case o.
robert Drum. adm. vs. Margaret
Rose. Mrs. Mary Drum possessed
TWO Pieces OF properly and decided
same to her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Rose. Ar tle death OF Mrs. Drum enc
o'her children and helm brought suit
10 set @ .de the rtausr-, of the prop
cry 'H Tie grounds of no cousidera-
lion and undue influence and the IN
oihp~ieacy az fhe deceased The
c"ur' found for tho defendants and
The appea. was token and tho above
action resulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

school. has reen called ~ her horn. o.,
West Lihert. by me death az h.
mother Ms. William Wadd~I
Camp 15c54. Modern Woodr,.., 40
America. met Tuesday evenin., 90 ft.
nome Of Treodore smith. On sin
'"'nth street. After the Transaction
OF business a social session and ban
@net was hela. and the diversions wei.
pool and hiiards.
Alexander Campbell has arrived
mere from Camden. y. J.. and taken
me position ~ master mechanic az
me new Tin plant Of the Merchant e
Evans company In North warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene wingrove ~
z5l2 North Main street. are the pa
rents Of A baby son
Mrs. Charles Riley. ~ south War
wood. left yesterday morning for piff-
tAlo, y. Y. o. spend a few weeks with
relatives and friends.
Miss Elsie Henderson. OF Twentv-
hrst street. has returned home from a
two weeks lake trip.
James Campbell. ~ twenty FIRST
street, has taken position with the
Hrinkmd1 bakery.
one year old child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Emmis. near stop 49, north ~ town.
died yesterday morning Tho funeral
services VIII Doe conducted Pos H.-.
charles Ief chy. pastor Of the ri -
church. ~ tho family home A. 2
clock this afternoon. Intermcnt wuI
n" mad" ~ tsdys cemetery
j. r. Leonard. superintendent ~ tho
fichlnnd Coal rumpany's nina .n
South Wa-wc0d. has refu-rId from a
two weeks stay az Cambridge Springs.
Pa. Nher, be went for tho benefit =
HIS health 10 Ia rnuaffrrof,fr- Co.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
M0UNDSVILLE
Granted Appeals.

zJudge ". y. Miller OF tho state SUI
rene court Of appeals. last Tuesday
granted the application OF Attorney
Martin Brown FOR writ Of error in
the famous case Cf Halle James
jameson. art school teacher or Ben-
wood VS. the Board OF Education OF
MON district II will Doe recalled that
Mrs Jameson went % the school
house after she was married and was
Told that there was no lace for her.
but she kept going to the school
house for duty. and after keeping this
mp for two months decided and did
enter suit before Squire W. ~ Riggs
OF his city and received judgment 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Nearit oue hundred Republican, a.
mis- CITY "ih 40 To- Wheeling this even
;HS TO near Iir r. u. Hatfield. Repub-
frtn candidate for governor o0rn Tie
,"ulpni@u iu OHIO COUNTY DR. Hat
..'d mas very strong follow ing iu
Mafsh.i county and tla Few times he
mas appeared iu This county La has
MADE O. great Iupr.sss sion upon those
%" cam" b. contact with There is
some 'a.t col chartcr.ug % special car
i'r ms ct"r.r- fo convey the local
people 20 Wheeling. Thee meeting Will
be held at tho Carroll club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

nue.. II improving after long illness.
William Gregg. of South Warwuod.
is confined C. HIS home quite sick.
James Weldon. OF North Warwood.
loft YESTERDAY for Pittsburgh. WHORE
p" has secured employment.
Communion services will hs hold al
Warwood NJ. r.. church sunday after
noon ~ cO O'Clock. conducted bT
Rrv. Dr. :. X. Arouthnot. district
surcrintent. assisted Iv Rev. Dr
g T.. oliver pastor % rho -Four. l
street 81 r.. church. Wheeling. and
Rev. Charles Beachy. the pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
WARW00D


a committee. consisting Of Mayor
Dowler ant Councilman II G.. Fuhr.
appointed bv council some time ago %
take the pfel mlrary steps toward
paving Main street. from Twenty
second 70 TWENTY streets. is
now advertising for bids for the work
Citizens VIII he Elad to learn that The
entire cost NJ this Improvement will
be paid hv tho County Commission
ers, out of tho general road fund. and
the pan Fard'. Traction company.
Jointly. Tho committee earnestly re-
quests thnt property owners whose
property abuts ON the proposed I'm
prOyernent make connections with the
general water main before tho work
OF paving g completed and thus avoid
tearing uu fhe paved street for that
purpose later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Higgins. Mullen and Williams figured
largely .H ,he two games played last
week with the Au-Stars. and these
same three faces will be found among
tho lineup this time Many local
fans will witness one or the other Of
rhe gaines. Roth higgins and Wi
ilams viii De ON the firing line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Char'e. Hr.sou and Charles Ram
ser. TWO fire. chiefs % this city have
received their new uniforms consist
ing Cf h'.. coats with brass buttons
and caps to match They make
Very f'rr appearance and together
with OBJ. .eN auto truck. rhis IS raD-
idly coming 90 The front and will su-r
making o. showing when the time
tnrI.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

held AN open air meeting last evening
ar th" corner ~ Third street and Jer-
ferson averue. Herman Reiuhardt ~
WheelIe Nae tID nrIncIplI .-.lL..r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Hear D. a. o. Hatfield. Republican
NOMINEE for Governor At the Carroll
club this everi0e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Hear Or. -. D.. Hatfield Republican
NOMINEES for Governor At the Carroll
club this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

A-men1bcr of council stated vester-
day afternoon ftaf ths town council
- willing fo dp everything in Ifs
power 90 lrlng about fhc extension
Of Hess avenue 20 me north corpor-
alton line. and that the Wheeling
Board m Trade. which has am inter-
est fn n strip uf ground needed 20
make tho s,te0sInu. fs likewise fav-
orahle fo tho project. huf there BE-
some hitch ir the matter ~ proceed -
inEs with rho pro.cment. duo fo tho
fact thai private parties have a temp
orary interest in OFT control OF said
ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

sW EEPhR VAC. vacuum sqsee.
BEST BODY BRUSSELS
.----- Room Size Sues
or7 ...-.-...... SO
63Ef05. s2f65 "a
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21
AT LATONIA

FIRST RACE y r. Z furlenEs; ! I !. ustsp. q,
Luther. lilo. Address. t17.1o and t1,90.
second: Tecumseh. ITO, 00oae. $40.
third Time 1907 l-b, Royal Amber.
King Box. Lockland, Barnard. Earl Of
savoy, Louis Wfdrig. King stalwart.
DR.. Jackson and Rooster also ran.
SECOND RACES Ia fuflongs;
Guide Post. 102: Estey won; Inquieta
Goose. third. Time 1908. Neville, POLLY
Worth. old. Froysrb and Beiuah also
Guide Post ssa.so. s4s.so ana ssso;
THIRD RAcR--One nile; cnrtiicus
o. MoCnbey, tlS3E. t31 and tt.eQ, won
ImprS Sssipn. 100. buxton. 1870 ana ~. %
second: SHannona. i0A steele. t2.30
third Time 1879 40. Elwah and Win
ming Witch also ran.
FOURTH RAcE--one mile and q
yards: Belle Horse. 107. Qanz, $40 "
and t270, won. Joe Norris, liz. LOTUS
34.90 and $3.50. second; Colonel Hpilo-
way, 100 Buxton, $3.50. third. Time
l:43 as. Col Stone. Infeld and Mana
ger Mack also ran.
Fifth Race--J. n. Barr. tliAt0;
$3.50 and $3.50, won Improyident
1880 and $3.50, second; Toy Boy
tito, third Time. 1:0e t-b. Feiicitos
AL Red, Theo Cook. Jen Berstin Re-
gon. TonnO also RAJ
The Detroit times., 1912-10-21

START SERIOUS PART OF
FOOTBALL SCHEDULES SOON
RACE RESULTS
ATLAUREL.

FIRST RAcE-rwo-y year-oid SELL
Ing, l-2 furlongs: Briar Path. i0z,
Karrlck, 9 TO 10. 2 TO and 1 70 won;
Paris Queen, 1OT, small Ito. !, 10
and .tG e second Ralph Lloyd taa ags
third. Time l:os. Montressor. Captain
Elliot, Miss Edith and Pandorian also
ran.
SECOND RAcE,--Seliing steeplechase
2-year-olds and up, about miles:
Prince Hampton. l4l. }. Lynch. 3 70
4. 3 to I, and 20 s. won Lucean. la.
Bowser, ~ 70 20. even and 20 ;. sec
ond; Black Bridge. lse, keatlng. 20
as. Iizsie Fiat. shannon River and
Banner also ran.
( THIRD RAcE--s year olde and up
tin. s TO I, TO 1 and even. won: Rose
queen. 1OT, Karrick. IL TO 5. 20 3 and
3 TO 5. second. Cherry Seed, log, Schut-
finger. to !. 5 20 and Z 20 8, third.
Time l:l9 S-b. Sidon, Anable, Henotlc.
ominf CCos Ton Rea nass Lossi ana Sk
el also ran,
FOURTH RAcEFnlies and mares
Byrne. to i, III 10 ? and 10 20 5. won
Sticiscr III. Glass 20 TO 4, to 4 and
TO 3, second: Ringing. 80. 0arrlok
80 TO 1, to I, and to 10, third. Time
1910. Honey Bee, Amelia Jenks. Fiam.
ma, Hedge also ran.
FIFTH RACE-4-s-year-o oids up sell,
ing. mile ana 70 yards: Irish Kid, 1o2
to 2, even and 10 s, won: Pardner
los. karrick' i2 60 y even and g =
| ], 8 to and s 10 s third Time i;4s
Nun. Cheer Up. Henry Hutchinson and
Lord Elan also ran.