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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08
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period OF suffering and danger
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hut It's many years OF success. and
the thousands OF endorsements re-
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derived from its use. This remedy
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Mothers Friend ailays nausea. pre-
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the breasts. and vmunRR6
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motherhood. Mothers Friend ia sold
at drug stores. Write for our free
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BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Where They Pday To-day.
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

President Lynch. of the National
Leaele, has announced that he has
fined Manager Hahlen, of the Brook
Ign clnb, Sl0C and suspended him IN.
Ill May I and has fined Umpire Rig
Ter 500 for the scrap Induced IN
NJ the Polo grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

II ever there was a Mexican cham
mon IL is Toe Rivers. He Is the grit.
test little scrapper that the land OF
Instructions has put out About the
next best bet that has conc over
the international line was Aurelia
Herrera. but bat Nelson laid him on
the shelf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Wichita. Wichita. 3 Lincoln
4.
At Sioux Cny Sioux City, = DE
MoiGes, o
At Omaha Omaha, 6; 81. Joseph
%.
At Denver Denver. 6 Topeka, 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

The Pittsburgh typographical IN
Hu is circulating petition TO r.
peal thc new mortuary law. which
was adopted In November Of last year
L. assist tho san Francisco Cal
labor council To- building a $4,000 b
labor temple. Alaska Fishermen s.
l...cu riU huy 81 600 worth ~ bond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Glass to these English champions
They say there was mob Of under
takers ten deep waiting to &c; first
bid ct what was left Of Mr. Matt
Wells wher tie tall and lanky Iacs"y
cot through with him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Taylor AMI Dinswall, the fist at
short and the second at station one,
have been added TO The White SoX
IT'S said they are both stick artists.
On accol Mt Of his speed Hughes has
beer shifted TO the outiield
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

The action of Manager McGraw ot
the Giants in handing Bues, Stock
am Munsell over to George Stallings.
manager of the Buffalo club CT tie
International league. gives rise TO th.-
impression that the leader OF tie
Giants has a sem. farming arrange
ment with minor league club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Where They PLAY To-day.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York az 81 l.onis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

An other games postponed account
rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08
Diamond Dust

Those high boys certainly ID take
a tumble when they do fall Here's
Cincinnati, which had lost tnly two
games this season an lthose to high
raters. falls 10 the tune OF tweity-
three runs against a pltiiui foIr-and
against a team like Pittsburgh that
has been fighting for the tail end
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Billy NClan's Announcement that he
had match between Abe Attell AMI
Al Wol.l5. almos, closed has hrougN.
out the strongest protest from Tom
Jones. manager OF Woleast. lie says
that Abe is such a back number that
10 would take an adding machine 10
bring him up 10 date.
Just before entering the r,us IL is
reported hat bets were mad" as high
ds 10 10 I on Iackcy Mcfarland to
beat Matt Wells Il was eas. money
AZ that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

All Flvrn has O. do 10 bca; lohr
son Is 10 its' that forty rornds Sim
pie. bat difficult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Nanquera, the speedy little twirler
of the inters, has had to 20 to Chi
huahna on account OF sickness in his
family. He will be out % tn game
for a couple of gaines, probably
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Cincinnati and the Giants tied
for first in the National. This is the
first tie for the premier position since
the first of the season
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Batterics Wood aud Narrigah
Mullen, DUDE and Stanage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Lacch Gross. the idol OF tie Shoe
string Sell--s. was 50 elafed over
beating Tommy Mnrphy that he OF
lered 10 fix any OF T'mmys molars
that hal become damaged ir the
scrap for half nricc It's not on rec
ord whc hcr the offer Vas t1son
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Batteries Clark and lleminger
Moore and Williams Umpire, la-
cobs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08
TEXAS LEAGUE.


Batteries Pate and Gibson. Ed
mondson and Reynolds. Umpire
Brady
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGt +.
><%< 49, 4
SInaIinn NJ Ti.ainA

Batteries GroDme and Henry
Lange and block. Five innings
RAIN
At Boston. X, II L.
Boston .............. 3 3
Detroit ....... 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Batteries: perritt and Kitchen;
Martin and Larsen. Umrires, WilKin-
,con and Newhouse
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-08

Batteries Taft and Carson;
Browning and Smith Umpire Var
siCkles
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-10
La the Exhibition Hall.

The spacious exhibition hall has
held up it's end of things in happy
style with two floors laden as the,
have seldom been in all the years be-
fore.
Downstairs are cream separator
and other agricultural implements
newspaper booths. farming products
that lay the high cost of living ghost
temporarily at least; ranges. leathe
goods pennants, jewelry candy. pre-
serves and innumerable other things
Upstairs the display includes tn,
Grammar school exhibits of drawings
manual work and the like, phono.
graphs, a booth of monographs. draw
ings and paintings. with other arr
work, fancy sewing. quilts. draw
work, pillows, embroidery, knitting
cakes, jewelry, candy flowers ans
mouth watering shelves of preserves
and apples.
The premium awards in this depart
ment were as follows:
Bread and Cake-Best loaf of fruit
cake, Mrs. Grace d. Smith, Bruins :
wick LIST; Beatrice Tarr, End. Best
loaf angel cake, Mrs. Grace d. Smith,
list; Mrs. Rae Smith, Bowdoin, End.
Loaf of layer cake, Hazel Noyes,
Topsham, 1st; Mrs. Rae Smith, End.
Chocolate cake, Mrs. Lucien White,
list; Hazel Noyes, End. Jelly roll
cake, Mrs. Rae Smith, list; Hazel
Moves, End. Plate doughnuts, Benja-
min E. Keay, West Bowdoin, 1st; Mrs.
H. o. Curtis, Topsham, End. Plate
sugar cookies, Mrs. c. NJ. White, Bow
doinham, 1st; Mrs. A. ID. Chase, Bow
doin, End. Molasses cookies. Mrs. w.
F. Cornish, Bowdoin, 1st; Mrs. c. M.
White, End. Graham bread, Hazel
Noyes, list; Rye and Indian bread,
Nellie Nj. Pendleton. Bowdoin, LIST: w.
F. Cornish, End; Benjamin E. Keay,
Bird. Yeast bread. Mrs. Edward B.
Sprague Topsham, list; Benjamin
Keay, End. Flour bread, buttermilk,
Mrs. w. f. Cornish, list; Nellie Pen
dleton. End; BENJAMIN Keay 3rd.
Oatmeal bread, Mrs. j. F. Mulligan,
Bowdoin. LIST; Mrs. Rae Smith, md;
Mrs. E. c. Patten, Topsham, 3rd. Fruit
cake, made by girl under 16 years of
age, Mary Noyes, 1Q, 1st; Bessie
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get, N E. Curtis. 1st. Cow and off
springs. n. E. Curtis. 1st.
Sheep-Thoroughbred buck .year
Shropshires. Ernest r. Tedford. Tops
ham, 1st. Oxford, c. E. Meserve, Tops
ham, 1st. Hampshire Downs, Long
Branch Farm, Bowdoinham, LIST, End
and Srd. Colswolds, Long Branch
Farm, LIST: Southdown, Long Branch
Farm, LIST; Cheviots, Long Branch
Farm, LIST, End and Bird. Thoroughbred
buck lamb, Hampshire Downs, Long
Branch Farm, LIST and End. Leicester,
Long Branch Farm, 1st Cheviots.
Long Branch Farm. list. End and Bird.
Hampshire DownsI E. c. Patten, 3rd.
Pen not less than. four thoroughbred
sheep. Hampshire Downs. Long
Branch Farm. 1st; f. c. Patten, End
and Bird. Cotswold Long Branch Farm
LIST Leicester. Long Branch Farm, LIST.
Gheviots. Long Branch Farm. LIST and
End. Pen not less than four thorough
bred lambs. Cheviots, Long Branch
Farm. Ist; Hampshire Downs, E. C.
Patten. LIST. Grades, Pen not less than
four sheep. Norman E. Curtis. LIST
Special premium, Jay Walker. Lisbon
LIST and End.
Swine-Thoroughbred boar over s
months, Berkshire, W. E. Totman &
Son, East Harpswell, LIST. Poland
China, +. C. Patten. 1st. Jersey Duroc.
c. It. Ridley, Brunswick, list. Thor
oughbred boar, s months and I'M
der. Hampshire Belted, |. A. Wilson,
Brunswick, 1st White Chester. E. Y.
Shaw, Topsham. 1st. Jersey Duroc, G..
I. Ridley, 1st. O. /. G. boar, l.. w.
Smith, Brunswick, End. Thoroughbred
SOW, months old and under, Hamp-
shire Belted, J. A. Wilson, Brunswick
LIST. Berkshire, w. 5. Totman s. Son,
East Harpswcll, LIST. Poland China, e.
C. Pattea, 1st and End White Ches-
ter, L. ". Shaw, LIST. O. |, c., L. w
Smith, LIST, End and 3rd. Litter of pigs
not less than six with mother, Hamp-
shire Belted. j. A. Wilson. list. Berk-
shires. w. S. Totrnsn & Son, 1st. Po-
land China, T.. c. patten, LIST, End ami
?rd. White Chester, N Y. Shaw, LIST
Jersey Duroc, C. t. Ridley, LIST. o. L.
{. Chester. l.. w. Smith. End,
shorthorns-H Herd, JOS Whitney,
Ndoinham, LIST; zR. J. Pattea. Tops
ham, I'd; bull, years and over, r. j.
Patten, 1st Jos. Whitney, I'd; bull 2
years, w l.. Stinson & Son, Riehnnna.
LIST; bull. year, Alfred !. Niles. ias-
diner, tst; r. j. Patten, I'd; JOS. Whit
ney, cd; bull calf. w. l.. Stns9a ~
Son, list; JOS. Whitney, I'd; L. J. Pax
ten, 60; COW, years and upward 81.
J. Patten, list: w. L. Stinson & Son,
I'd; Jos. Whitney. 3D.; heifer, : years
old, C. NJ. Morse, brunswick, list; Jos.
Whitney, I'D: r. j. Patten. Cd heifeT.
2 years old. Jos. Whitney list; heller,
j years old, r. J. Patton, LIST; JOS.
whitney, I'd and Sd; heifer calf Alfred
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cediag exhibitions, in one department
at least--it has three geod-sized Mid
ways. Each of these walks were
thronged from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing until dark.
Along the walk nearest the track
wers the principal sideshows; c. f.
fitzpatrick, THE Ossified Man. Won
der of Wonders; was Calway's Notre
Dame cathedral clock, built I'm your
own State-right in Skowhegan-by
lamplisht, He worked While YOU We're
asleep, worked over six years.; then
the well-known "Cantara's Working
World claimed its share of the pat
ronage: the freak three-legged horse
with but one fore leg, advertised as
the prize winner in several running
races; "Joyland," labelled in huge let
ters Sensational. Thrilling, Exciting
Pleasing Something to make vol
Laugh Ha! Ha! The Funniest Thing
on Earth, the lodging baboon. and
'Raymonds Museum of Miricles, :
Big Shows in One
Crowding the middle path We're
Niger Dodgers pin and ring game:
and eating places. On the lower way
were the merry go round, a giri
dancing show, photograph gallery
two-faced and two-stomaehed pig;
Baby Jim, the Texas wonder, larges
person on earth, weighsT93 pounds. 2
years old, and 8 feet around tht
waist; the Bear Calf. She's ALIVE
and born in Mainei": Amy, the Cir
in Red" Topsham poedles, and thu
.sPositype Photo Co. studio.
Throughout the three roads Vert
scores of eating booths. restaurants
cane stands and other ring games OF
all the kinds known, shooting galleries
paImists and fortune tellers, souvenir
vendors, fruit carts and other money
making schemes of every description.
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4 LIBERAL OFFER
A chancs To Try It Free.

Manylpeople who live at a distance
from stores where medicines are kept
will be glad to try, free, the L. f.
Atwood's Medicine, standard remedy
for Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Liver troubles Write your name and
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Il car very truly recommend Il. F."
Atwood's Medicine, as it has been a
family medicine from my childhood.
Ny parents used it also my srandpar-
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Large bottles 35 cents at all dealers.
81. F." MEDICINE co, PORTLAND,
Me
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Niles, LIST; c. M. Morse I'd; r. J. Pat
ten, Sd; bull years. with of get, K.
j. Patten, LIST; Jos. Whitney, cd; COW,
and offspring, Jos. Whitney. LIST:
grade COW, years old and over. r. J.
Pattcn, LIST, JOS. Whitney. I'd c NJ.
Morse, Sd; cow, 3 years old, WILDER E.
Cox, Topsham, LIST; e. c. Patten, I'd.
Jos. Whitney 3D.; COW years old. r.
j. Patten, 1st and Sd; jos. Whitney. I'd;
COW ! year old, r. j. Patten, list; Jos.
Whitney, I'd: c. E. Meserve. Sd; heif-
er calf, Jos. Whitney. 1st.
Draft stock-Stallion. Horse Breed
ers Association, Bath. list: breeding
mare, VIM. f. Tate. Topsham. list:
road horses. stallion years old or
more, c. w. Sylvester. Richmond LIST.
NJ. f. Chapman, I'd; I. r. Morreli.
brunswick. Sd; foal of 1910. Chas IT.
Reckley. Topsham, list: foal of 1909.
VIM. F. Mitchell. Bath, list; foai of
1908. Jos. Whitney, 1st; breeding mare.
with colt by side. L. Y. Shaw. Tops
ham, LIST; foal of 1912. E. Y. Shaw, LIST
American trotting bred stations.
mares and colts-Stallion, /. r. Morrell.
Brunswick, 1st: Geo. q. Lowe, Rich
mond, I'd: breeding mare. Arthur J.
Dunton, Bath, LIST; foal of 1908. e.
Emery, Bath. list: c. F. McCracken,
Intervale. list; Walter II. Foster.
Topsham, Sd; foal of 1919, Arthur j.
Dunton, LIST; f. G. Dunning. North
Harrswell, list; Wallace Quint. Tops
ham, I'd; foal of 1911, C. F. McCrack-
en-. list; foal of 1912, Arthur j. Dun
ton, LIST,
1C4a Duntnft
Bath, LIST: Williams Bros. Sabattus,
I'd: bull. 3 years and over, w. F. Dun
ton, list and 2d Williams Bros. sd;
bull years, j. II. Strout. Lisbon, 1st
end I'd bull year. w. F. Dunton, LIST:
bull calf, l. H. Strout. LIST; cows.
years and upwards, w. F. Dunton, LIST
and I'd: L. II. Strout. Sd: heifer. years
old. w. F. Dunton, 1st and I'd; Will
liams Bros. Cd heifer years old, w.
r. Dunton, list and sd, Williams Bros.
I'd. heifer year, w. F. Dunton, 1st
and I'd: T.. H. Strout, Sd: heifer calf.
W. F. Dunton, list and I'd: Williams
Bros, Sd ball 3 years old and over.
with of get, w #, Dunton, list and
"a; Williams Bros, Sd: COW and 5
Offspring. w. r Dunton. LIST and Cd
/. IL Strout, ID: grade COW years
anu over, Wuiidiit7 i'ipS'ff i't' - -
Taylor, Lisbon, I'd and 3D. COW, }
wears. Williams Bros, list; COW l year.
Williams Bros. LIST and I'd; Il. A.
Taylor. Sd; heifer calves. Williams
Bros, 1st and I'd; L. A. Taylor, Sd.
The Pulling Contests.
Forenoon events-Judges: c.. F.
Blanchard and Frank Blanchard of.
Wilton and Fred Meserve of Tops
ham. Pulling a load of 1884 pounds
in the 3-year- class, l.. I. Williams
CONTINUED On Page Seven)
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Dairy samples-Best sample of but
ter, not less than lbs, in lump made
by cold setting of milk, using deep
Bowdoin, LIST; Mrs. Daniel Stewart
Richmond, End. Best sample of 6
lbs. in lump made by use of eentrffu-
gal cream separator or butter ex-
tractor, Mrs. E. w. Mallet, list; Mrs,
A. d. Chase, North Bowdoin, End; Mrs.
William Dunning, Topsham, 3rd. Best
sample of granular butter, Mrs. Dan
lei Stewart, list; Mrs. w. S. Rogers,
Ind; Mrs. A. D. Chase, North Bow
doin, 3rd. Best sample of butter made
by girl or boy under 16 years. Helen
Rebecca Keay, West Bowdoin, 1st.
Best exhibition of butter, viz, butter
put up in different forms, no part of
the exhibit to be undered as samples,
Mrs. Benjamin Keay, LIST.
Best pair oxen-L. T. Williams.
Topsham, 1st Best matched pair OK
en-, L. T. Williams. list; A. e. Tedford,
Topsham. End: r. j. Patten, Topsham,
3rd. Working steers. 3-year-old, Har-
ry Edgecomb. Topsham, LIST; w. E.
Maxwell. Sabattus, 2nd. 2year-old
ltoloid, iopSiiuii, iStr -.
L. F. Walker Lisbon. End. 1year-old.
Richard Tarr, TopsAam. list; Ernest
r. Tedford, End A. o. Ripley. Tops
ham, 3rd. Working oxen out of linn
its, L. T. Williams. list. A, E. Tedford,
Topshan. 2nd G. III. Jones e Son. Sa-
battus. 3rd. Sussex, Herd, d. ]. Hath
orn, Woolwich, list; Bull. 8 years and
over ID. ]. Hathorn, LIST. Bull, 2 years.
d. j. Hathorn. Isl. Cow, 4 years. ID. J.
Hathorn, LIST and 2,l Heifer, ) years
old. D. j. Hathorn. 1st and End. Heif-
er, years old. d. J. Hathorn, 1st and
End. Heifer year old, d. j. Hathorn.
list, 2nd and 3rd Ifeifer calf, D. j.
Hathorn, 1st and End. Bull 3 years.
with three of get, d. ]. Hathorn, 1st.
Cow and 3 offsprings, d. j. Hatnorn.
1st and 2nd. Devons. herd, n. e. Cur
It's, Bowdoin, LIST. Bull, years, n. q.
Curtis, 1st. Cow, 4 years. N. f. Cur
tbs. 1st, End and Ord. Cow, years. N.
E. Curtis, LIST. Heifer, l year old. n.
E. Curtis, LIST and End. Heifer calf. N
Z. Curtis, LIST. Bull, years. with ) of
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Brunswick Photographs by amateurs,
Frank Moves, Topsham, 1st
School premiums-Collectio ). of
sketches in pencil, ell or water color,
Brunswick Grammar school. LIST; Lam
caster school, Bowdoinham, md
Manual training department, Topsham
Grammar !, school, LIST; Brunswick,
Grammar School, End. Topsham Do
nestle Science exhibit, Gratuity sew
ing); Brunswick Domestic Science
exhibit, Gratuity (sewing).
Jellies, preserves and pickles. ETC.
Collection of jellies, Mrs. W. +. Corn
ish, Bowdoin. 1st; Mrs. Rae Smith,
Bowdoin, End; Mrs. Carroll Pencil
Brunswick, 3rd. Collection of pre-
serves, Mrs. Rae Smith, 1st; Mrs. L.
c. Patten. Topsham, End; Mrs. w. f.
Cornish Bowdoin, 3rd. Collection
pickles, Mrs. Rae Smith. LIST: Mrs
w. f. Cornish, End; Mrs. Carroll
Pennell, 3rd Sample ketchup, Mrs
w. f. Cornish, list: Mrs. Rae Smith,
End. Sample fruit syrup. Mrs. Rae
Smith, LIST. Mrs, w. f. Cornish, End;
Mrs. Carroll Pennell, Bird. Canned
fruit Mrs. E. c. Patten, 1st;- Mrs
w. F. Cornish, End; Mrs Rae Smith,
3rd. Canned vegetables. Mrs. Rae
Smith, LIST, Mrs w. p. Cornish, 2na:
Mrs. E. c. Patten, Bird. Mrs. Z. c.
Patten got special prize from Tond-
reau Bros. For Safety Valve Co. spe-
ciaL Mrs. Rae Smith. 1st; Mrs. W. L.
Cornish, End; Mrs. E. C. Patten, 3rd:
Mrs. Carroll Smith, 4th.
Grange exhibition-Topsham Grange.
lower hail. list; Dirigo Grange, lower
hail. End. Merriconeag Grange, No.
425, upper hall, list; Topsham Grange.
End.
Miscellaneous-Grat to Mable
Buker, Mrs. Milton Douglas, Mable
Buker.
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7 TIC Y UIffIt9 OUHtSotS'
Forenoon events-Judges: c.. f.
Blanchard and Frank Blanchard OF.
Wilton and Fred Meserve of Tops
ham. Pulling a load of 1884 pounds
in the 3-year-old class, l.. I. Williams
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
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Topsham. this year, oyerlaps all pre-
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Tho Racing.

Frank Hayden of Lewiston created
his usual disturbance near the end OF
Wednesdays racing, following an APP
parently justified fine imposed by
Starter Lee after repeatedly warning
Hayden against scoring out of place.
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TOPSHAM FAIR.
Continued from Page one.)

by the authorities, early in the aft
ernoon. Shea admitted that he had
requested some matches from some
men near the fence, where the blaze
started. with the declaration that he
and his companion were going to
burn the whole woods down." He,
however. denied any knowledge of the
blaze, avening that We just want
Ell a smoke" But the officers took a
different view, alleging attempted re-
vange for the closing of their act, and
ordered the pair out of town.
Little other trouble developed along
the Midway, one dancing show being
commanded to stop variety of its
exhibitions, but complying and being
allowed to continue, and a few DRINKS
and pugnacious ones being conducted
TO safer quarters.
Collision on Track.
a few moments after the fire was
sighted. attention was turned the 9th
er way by shouts along the track as
two horses and their sulxies went into
q bad tangle.
Miss Vassar. roam mare entered
in the 224 and driven by A. d. Mar
tin, was going up the stretch, just
above the judges stand. Benone.
chestnut gelding. entered by the Pine
Tree Stables of Lewiston in the 2.2o
and driven by r. w. Pottle, was COM
ing the other way. One driver wasn't
looking where he was going, and the
other wasn't going where he was
looking. The wheels of the sulkies
locked. Miss Nassar, startled, swung
about, reared, and came down with
forefegs over the gelding's back. Be-
none went down and dozen quick
spectators, springing forward, pulled
the vassar mare away out of danger
Benone, coming to his feet stepped
upon his sulky wheel, smashing IL,
but, beyond tangled harnesses and q
wrenched section here and there, no
apparent further damage resulted.
The Moxie automobile again went
an exhibition mile against time but
was unable to equal it Tuesday $
mark of one minute and Al seconds.
The time, today. was one minute, 4S%
seconds.
Between heats of the racing the i'm
ported Royal Belgian stallion, galiy
bedecked with ribbons, was paraded
in front of the grandstand, while
Starter Lee announced his record and
breeding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-10
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