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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-13
ROBERTSDALE.


Miss Mary stein Of Roberts avenue
spent the week end in carey. Ill. Wis
iting her parents.
Mrs William Hamon OF Hammond
was the guest Of her son. Henry Ia
mon. and family of Indiana boulevard
sunday
The Ladies Aid society Of tho Evan
gelical church Will hold their regular
monthly business meeting at the church
tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Horace stone and son Of Har-
rison avenue left Monday for I.awton.
Mich where they viii make their fut-
ure home
Oscar Gales mas accepted a position
in the meat department in Russell
Prevo's store. in Hammond
Mrs. Charles Bacon of Chicago visited
her mother. Mrs Bishop or Indiana
boulevard sunday
Arthur Miller Of Roberts avenue had
the misfortune TO sprain his ankle
while on his way to work Monday
morning
Carl Buehler of Roberts avenue is on
the sick list
( Mr and Mrs. carl seigel of Roberts
avenue spent sunday in Chicago visit
ing the latters parents. MT. and Mrs
/ I[asper Mostel
Ava Peterson has been confined to
/ his home for several days with ton
silitis
Mr. and Mrs. william yogel Miss
Flora GobeI and William Trowe at
tended the Orpheum theatre. IN Ham
mond last evening.
Fred Langohr OF the Hammond fire
department visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs stephen Langohr OF Indiana boule-
ward, sunday.
Mrs William Grisdale Of Roberts
avenue was South Chicago visitor
Monday
Mrs william Whiting returned 70
her home in Lowell after a weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. Edison Moore Of
Roberts avenue.
! Mrs. John Murray Of Roberts avenue
spent sunday III Jenersonville H.. Wis
iting friends
Frank Gales Of Billings. Mont. is
spending a few days here visiting his
brother. Oscar Gales Of Harrison ave
nue.
Mrs. screerey Of Indiana boulevard
spnt Monday shopping In Chicago.
Ar and Mrs. Bast Of Cary were the
guests Of the latter's sister Mrs. Butch
er and family OF Cleveland avenue
sunday
Mrs Cremmons and grandson OF
Chicago visited Mrs Frank Buehler Of
Indiana boulevard Monday
Peter Bley and oscar Gales have
sold their large auto truck to Charles
Koeber Of Chicago
Miss Woods Of Indiana boulevard
was tie guest Of Indiana Harbor friends
sunday
olive. the little daughter Of Nj
and Mrs Frank schultz Of Reese ave
nue. is suffering with an attack Of ton
silitis
Miss Emma Kasch entertained hel
cousins from Hammond sunday.
Mrs a Roberts of Roberts avenue
spent Monday in Chicago the guest o.
friends.
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CLARK STATION

William Osterman's valuable bronco
broke loose last night and was killed
by the $50 o'clock PENNSYLVANIA flyer.
Mr.. Osterman valued this horse highly,
so it is a great loss TO him.
The regular meeting Of the volunteer
fire department will take place Thurs
day. Everybody try and be present for
the adoption Of the bylaws will be an
important question
Mrs Fred Gastel OF clark station was
a south Chicago visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hyson have
purchased a me piano. Miss Marsaret
Hyson their daughter. viii take lessons
in the near future.
Mrs. r. Much Of Pine spent the after
noon with her son, william Much, al the
Gary General hospital who is laid up
with appendicitis lie is improving
greatly
Mrs. Charles Mckee Of clark station
was Gary visitor yesterday after
noon
Fred Behn 81 Clark station was a
Gary business visitor yesterday.
carl Brown OF Clark station was
Gary and East Chicago business tran
sactor YESTERDAY
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where they viii spend the winter. This
party Of Grown Point people have their
regular winter quarters at Pensacola
and leave the north when the first win
try winds blows
a three months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Kleinfelter died yesterday
morning OF pneumonia. The funeral of
the babe viii he held at the home Of
George Alderman on Goldsborough
street on Friday afternoon.
The Lake County Bar association
met Yesterday and adopted resolutions
covering the death. of Attorney Charles
y Morton, whose funeral occurs this
afternoon
The Aetna explosion yesterday morn
ing was distinctly felt here at the
county seat. the ground vibrating over
five seconds from the force of the blast
Most Of the citizens Inquired It was
just another at Aetna but were not
prepared for the terrible toll Of death
and injured from the terrific explosion
as recounted in last evenings TINES
Mrs. Harold wheeler delightfully."- en-
I tertained party of lady friends at
her home on Main street yesterday aft
ernoon. the affair being given in honor
Of Mrs. Tice. who is making a visit
with ner son. " Power Tice. on East
street
The Thimble club of the Presbytteri-
an church viii hold it's regular month
lv meeting at the home of Mrs WIN
Tuthill on EAST street Saturday after
noon
Mrs. Henry GrieseI is reported as be-
/ ng quite seriously Ill at her home on
/ Clark street
Foundations for an immense new
boiler are being installed this week at
the electric light plant.
A water main broken on the corner
/ of the Schlemmer building on Clark
street gave the plumbers a big job yes
terday in their efforts to repair the
pipe. one section Of the city will
necessarily 20 without water today
until the main is repaired.
Yesterday probably broke the record
al the marriage license counter in the
county clerks office. over nineteen
couples obtaining the necessary papers
TO marriage. Squire Atkins had a busy
day. tying the knot for twelve Of the
couples.
1t is reported that Joseph Kramer is
very low at his home on East Joliet
street and not expected to rally from
a long siege of consumption
a tramp giving his name as John Doe
was nabbed yeste rday by Marshal Plat
while trying TO enter the Ralph Brad
ford house on North street The gent
leman, who was partly intoxicated
claimed he was after some hon,
made bread. A fine OF SIS and cost.
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GRIFFITH.

A number from here are planning to
attend the second number of the Ly-
scum course at Ross tomorrow even
ing.
George Slocum Of Highlands called
on friends here Yesterday
Mrs. S R. Geddes Of Letters is visit
ing al the home Of her sister Mrs. solor
Welsh. for few days
James De Young Of Chicago transact
ed business here today.
Diphtheria has gotten start al
Scherervine and many are alarmed
for fear we VIII have that dread dis
ease added to the measles epidemic all
ready here.
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MERRILLVILLE.

The first number Of the lecture course
was given Monday evening to a fun
house and everybody present seemed
pleased with the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce of Ham
mond visited relatives here sunday
Mrs. Green Of Hammond returned
home after visiting Mrs. Wayman
Raymond zuvers has returned to
Chicago after visiting his parents, Mr..
and Ms. SiIas Zuvers
william and Elanor Phillips and Ma
bel Van Bodegraven visited Sunday at
Lowell with Ella ChiIdress and Mary
Metcalf
Mr.. Lennertz of Chicago is visiting
with the family of Mat Leunertz.
Frank Underwood was a Chicago Wis
ltor Monday.
Miss Lizzie Klieman Of Gary was
visiting friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mat Weinan of South
Gary were Merrillville visitors yester-
day.
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come IN 90 hearing today.

Messrs. Carlson and William John
son. both Of this place, lost their lives
in the explosion Of the Aetna Powder
mills yesterday.
Mrs Charles Klaussen is on the sick
list
Detectives have been watching for
the party who broke into Charles Cold
mans store on Sunday evening and
robbed the cash register of 50. Harold
Stroup was suspected, and on search
ing his person the money was found,
which he confessed to have taken. He
has been placed under arrest, but no
further steps have been taken in the
matter thus far.
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HOBART.

Mrs. J. C. Lavender and children were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
RMS are out for the twentieth annu-
al dance to be given by the fremen on
27th of the month.
several from here attended a dance
given bv the Alphi Iii Kappa Fraternity
at Gary last evening
Mrs Chase and Miss Beulah Chase
were Gary visitors yesterday
Mrs. J. Fox visited friends in Chicago
yesterday.
The o f. s Auxiliary went TO Chi
cage today to hear Chauncey olcott in
the Isle of Dreams.
DR.. Bulhand transacted business in
Chicago vest erday.
Mrs 7. Reissig will entertain the
Modern Priscilla club Thursday after
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BURNHAM.

Joseph s Doe was called to New
York last week by the death Of his sis
ter
Mrs. ] r. Daughaday of Rose Villa,
Michigan City. spent the past two weeks
with her parents
Miss Pauline Buser spent Sunday
Doe.
" A. Lafhal is visiting his daughter
Mrs j. : Doe
Claude Neal spent SUNDAY in Rose
land
M and Mrs Edgar Doe were in Rose
land sunday evening.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

church on Saturday evening. Nov IS
and plans were made for raising some
money for their work by taking Christ
mas orders for Mistletoe, which they
viii procure from the banks of the
Rio Cirande.
Gust Baker. who was bound over TO
the superior court in $4,000. bonds on
the charge of a criminal assault upon a
13-year-old girl. has secured bonds and
has been released.
Charles p. Manbeck has returned
home from Pennsylvania. where he at
tended the funeral Of his mother.
The city council met in an adjourned
session on Monday night. The bids for
furnishing coal for the city hall were
opened the contract being awarded to
the Whiting Lumber and Coal COM
pany saloon licenses were granted to
K Frankowski. Andy Cengle and John
Colotka. The purchasing committee
were instructed to purchase four pair
of rubber boots for the use of the police
department An ordinance was read
for the third time, granting certain
rights and privileges to the Chicago
Telephone company in. under and upon
certain streets hishways. alleys and
public places within the city Of Whit
ing. After allowing Old bills and new
bills were read and referred. the meet
ing was adjourned
Tho gospel meetings were opened at
the Congregational church on Monday
night. There was a very large attend
ance W r. Warmer of the NJ L
/ church assisted Rev. r. NJ Webster on
the opening night There was very
/ good music, and indications point TO
the meetings being a great success.
/ They viii be held every night this week
at 1880 p. m. with the exception Of
Friday night. when. owing to the lee
ture. they VIII begin at p. m.
The first member Of the Redpath-
Slayton Lyeeum lecture course which is
being given under the direction of the
Whiting public school VIII be given
next Friday night The opening num-
Der will be the Ladies' Spanish orches-
ira. The orchestra consists Of sever
lady musicians. The program is made
up of solos, duets. quartets. and press
reports are TO the effect that the5
make a tremendous hit wherever they
have been
The little daughter Of M and Mrs
James H. Judson has been quite III. bu
is improving
James Fordyce whose Illness at frs
was reported to he paralysis. is slight
~ better Mr.. Fordyce. it has beer
learned has tumor on his brain.
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stroke About a year ago he took treat
ment at Attica for rheumatism. but
with no great amount of benefit Funer-
al services were held yesterday after
noon at 1870. Nathan Worley officiating
Interment was in Lowell cemetery The
deceased was past p years. He leaves
wife and several children TO mourn
his loss.
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a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. clayton G Hoover of Ohio avenue
on sunday. Mr.. Hoover is principal of
the Whiting high school His family
now consists of three sons and one
daughter
Peter c. Pfeifer Of oliver street is
taking course at Armour Institute.
in Chicago.
Mrs. George Lundy of olean. n Y,
arrived in Whiting on sunday to reside
in this city. She is the wife of At
torney George Lundy, who recently To-
Gated In Whiting
Fred and John Harr have gone to
Portland Mich. where they viii attend
the funeral of their eldest brother
Don Canfeld entertained the Young
Peoples club. consisting of about six
couples, at his home on Ohio avenue,
last evening.
Arthur y. Beaubien OF Laporte, Ind,
spent sunday here visiting his brother.
II. z. Beaubien. and family
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. f.
church Will have all day session on
THURSDAY
/ Mrs Arthur Vernon of Baporte ave
nue. left Yesterday for an extended trip
through the west which she viii make
/ with her cousin. Mrs Vernon expects
4 TO be gone the greater part of the win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. D. h. Purinton have
moved into their house on Sheridan
avenue, which they recently purchased.
The members Of local sorority viii
give a dancing party in the l. Q. o. +.
hall tomorrow evening
The Last Days of school" a com
| edy was given hv the ladies of the NJ.
+. church on Monday night. The af-
fair was attended by about 90. all ap-
pearing in school girl fashion. Mrs.
Donald II. Boyd acted as school teacher,
one Of the olden type Upon entering
each scholar was given a cognomen.
and the roll call proved very amusing.
There were spelling matches. singing
contests. and various other affairs to
make things lively Each scholar
brought an evening of rare enjoyment
The standard Bearers meeting was
Ichanged to last Monday evening. wher
Miss Hazel Cameron entertained. Re
ports were given by Misses Oliver
Pritchard and Hazel Cameron Of the
district meeting they attended al
Rensselaer, and their experiences anus
ing and instructive were enjoyed BY
all The book review was given by
Mrs Humphreys Arrangements were
made to entertain the Standard Bear
ers of Hammond at a meeting IN tbs
1 ----------
with Mr. and Mrs Herman Jordan.
Leo DERRICK spent sunday with hi
parents
d. y-rr
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What is claimed to be the largest in
dividual sale Of farm land happening
in this vicinity in years was made pub
lie yesterday by the announcement
that John Piepho had purchased the
Bryant tract of land comprising some
40 acres OF farm land situated near
Hebron for consideration Of S1l0 per
acre. The farm is rented at present by
J. r. schneider and is one of the best
farms and pieces OF land IN this vicin-
ity. the price paid per acre being
slightly in advance of the regular valu-
alton of land in that section of the
country.
It is reported that NJ Auerbach. pro-
prietor of the Crown Point shirt fac
tory. has purchased the old Bliss home
stead now occupied by Mr. Auerbach
and family. also the COLBY house %
Court street. Both properties belonged
to Mrs Franzier Of Chicago 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Auerbach will make
many substantial improvements on
both properties as soon as the weather
permits.
The county commissioners viii meet
in special session on Nov. Is TO allow
the election bills. With over hun-
dred precincts election in Lake
county costs a big sum. and from the
results obtained in some of them It
were better if the money had gone in
more practicable channels.
Mrs. Martin Smith entertained the
O. A NJ. club at her home last even
ing and the usual number OF pedro
games were played
The A. T. NJ club viii be entertained
by Miss Emma Ainsworth at the home
or Mrs. George Kramer tonight.
MI Fred Brands and Miss Maude
Westbay attended dancing party at
Gary last night
Quite a number Of crown Point peo-
pie are in attendance at dance at
Spring Hill grove at St John tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geisen. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Griggs and Mrs Sarah Mona
han left today for Pensacola. Fla.
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SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

HEX spence seq er woman with a
ballot never made emmy man uncover
his head, but one With babyn make
him go down on his knees.
Della Kate SEE she jest dotes on this
suffrage bizness. eff il don't sit so fur
q payin' tn rent
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with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jordan.
Leo DERRICK spent sunday with his
parents
Charles Paul and Miss Ruth Berg,
who were secretly married July 9Th at
Milwaukee. have movd into on Of
Grundman's fats on Corondolt avenue.
Mrs John Paul visited her son in
South Chicago Yesterday.
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NEWTON GIRL
Pale, Run down, Anaemic-
Restored to Health by Vinol

Miss Katharine Burns OF Newton.
Mass, SAYS. About six months ago I
was in a rundown condition and my
blood was very poor l had taken sew
eral medicines prescribed by ply
sicians, but they seemed to do me no
good. Finally Ninol was recommended
and from the first bottle I noticed a
great improvements l have taken six
bottles and | feel strong and as well as
ever Katherine Burns.
Vinol IS the greatest body builder
and strength creator we know of-thc
curative elements Of the Gods liver.
aided by the blood making strength
ening properties of tonic iron contained
In Ninol. restore the lacking ingredi-
ents e the blood, and the result is
health. strength and vigor.
II you need building up try a bottle
Of Vinol with the understanding that
your money will be returned If it does
not help YOU. j. Harry Weis. Druggist.
Hammond. md
S # you have Eczema try our
Saxo salve We guarantee it-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-13

FOREx (XXXX) Plug Cut Smoking
one of the finest. and saving the
tickets for ono of Rogers teaspoons
from their deaIer.-Adv.
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OR r [ N z
CURES DRINK HABIT.

SO uniformly successful has ORRINE
been in restoring the victims of the
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citizens. and so strong is our confidence
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to emphasize the fact that ORRINE is
sold under this positive guarantee. If.
after a trial. you get no benefit, your
money VIII be refunded ORRINE
costs only 800 per box. Ask for Free
Pool<Iet Lion store Pharmacy, 590-6l2
South Holman street-Adv.
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win give him a chance to eat Lake
county bread at Grants hotel for
some days TO come
Contractor Leach Of the Crown Point
Construction company has moved to
Crown Point with his family. and is
domiciled IN ttS Wheeler house on
Court street
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Try La Vendor cigar. It's good
Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-16
OIL YlNPIC GAMES END,
AMERICANS WINNING
PRESIDENT is PLEASED
At VICTORY IN sw EDEN

WASHINGTON. July t5-
President Taft is greatly pleased
with the showing made by the
Americans In the Stockholm
games Commissioner Sulltvanz
official notice of the victory won
by the United states representa-
tives and the Presidents reply
follows
Stockholm. July i5.--The Hon.
William n Taft President
United States washington
d C..
The representatives OF tho
United states have again scored
glorious victory in the ffth
Ofympiad in tho track and field
section. The American athletes
won 1s 6rsts, ~ seconds and ~
thirds, total of IS points Fin
land second. 20 points and Swedee
third. q points. England fourth.
Is points Our men behind the
gun rife and revolver also led
the world and our cyclists and
swimmers scored heavily In their
respactiVe events, Tidine corn
petition not concluded, In this
great worlds exhibition where
each nation enters It's best type
OF men representing strength,
speed. agility, accuracy, enduf-
ance and courage, America again
leads the world.
(Signed1
JAMES r.. SULLIVAN,
~. s Commissioner"
The President replied
"Washin aton. July i5,--Jsr1es
sullivan. Stockholm:
Greatly pleased at fine show
ing made by American athletes
In Afth Olympiad. Heartiest
congratulations to commissioner
and athletes
tSigned)
VIM n TAFT"
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OLYMPIC Games End-~BasebaD~ Sports


July 10th.
1sSs--Joe Jackson. outftelder OF the
Cleveland Maps, born In Green
Vile. 8. c.
1s02--After pitching Al runless IN.
nings for Pittsburg Jack
Chesbro was scored on by Bos-
ton.
1sot-Johnny Evers. then with Troy
won a IL inning game from
Utica with home run. He
accepted g out Of "a chances
at short.
1903 Pittsburg routed New York
1874. Clarence Beaumont ma dc
two home runs, a triple and a
single off McGinnity and Cro-
min.
ls0T--Ames, New York Giants. issued
nine passes TO Pittsburg In
eight innings
isos--Waterbury bested Meriden 22-
81, forty-seven hits being made
in this game.
19os--Detroit and Washington play.
ed eighteen innings without
either side scoring. Summers
pitched the entire game for the
Tigers, Gray and Groom divid.
ing the box work for the Ma
.aEalGr----.---------
1sos--Fergusou, Boston. struck out
12 Chicagos, but the Cubs won,
Al
fs6s--Lip. Pike, Of the Philadelphia
Athletics, In a game with the
Alerts, OF Philadelphia, made
six home runs, five In success
sion.
1ss0-Buffalo shut out Providence,
10 in IA innings at Provi-
dence.
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PORTSMOUTH CORsAIRs Unable To
SOLVE DELIVERY OF MEDI-
CAL STUDENT.
GRIFFIN HITS HOMER
TENANT RODS RECKEE OF LONG
HITs-ROANoKE AND PETERS
BURG wtN-~GOSSIP OF
LEAGUE

PORTSMOUTH VA. July ID
Three hits were all that the Corsairs
gained from young Doc Ayers, the
phlegmatic finger Of the Richmond
Colts. Young Doc went along just as
easy as II he were pitching against
a semi pro team in the TAN Grass
league, and had Castro's hardest hit
ters hitting the air or sending up RAIN
bow ehasers.
Count Castro, the swarty leader Of
the Corsairs, tried in vain to Smash
the sphere over the long. low rak-
ish- looking wall in left field, but his
best efforts went for nothing cap
tain General Griffin was more sue
cessful. He took a look at the wall
took another at Pitcher Woods and
then drove one of Woodsey's best ben
ders on line for the planking. The
ball. when far enough away. SCARED
beautifully and dropped over the wall,
II was a sore sight TO Castro and a
sorer one TO Woods. Becker tried hard
to emulate the example Of Captain
Griffin. but Tenant, who occupies the
left fiat in the Richmond outer apart
ments, was all over the place. He
caught two OF the swatted flies and
showed them to Becker while Beck
went back TO the bench disguised.
Portsmouth had an amateur named
Mundy on first. and he played right
up 10 his name on his names day Man
Mundy was as useful 10 Count Castro
as Man Friday to Mr. Crusoe.
Richmond's first run was made on
pass TO GraT, an error and an OPP
perfume hit by Burke. Then came
Griffin's lonesome homer. The third
and last run was on pass to Mace,
"a sacrifice by McComas and hit by
Ayers. The decision was close. but
MFR. Ortiz gave II to Gichmond. II
would not have been OF any use TO
Portsmouth, anyway The score;
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PEARL PATCH PAGES FAST
HALF MILE AT KALAMAZOO

KALAMAZOO. MICH. July Is. ~-
Favorltes Jared badly at the opening
OF the grand circuit race meet her
today. Pearl Patch, a daughter Of
Dan Patch, gave the track followers
a shock when she doshed off a half
mile in the second heat OF the ALA
pace in 100 81. the fastest time
made on the track today
Derby Boy and Braden Direct were
the two steppers that put the favor
ties out. IN the 207 pace sunny Jim.
a heavily played favorite. never got
10 first place in any heat, Braden
Direct only losing the second heat BY
bad break
The 2:16 trot was the only race
that resulted as expected. Queen
Worthy had little difficulty in takins
first money with Funny Crank sec.
ond
Derby Boy found il necessary to
go five heats before taking the 2.12
trot, always being crowded under the
wire bv Dandywood and Jack Lon
don.
Pearl Patch took the 214 pace IN
four heats, bat found 1t no eaay mat
ter 10 defeat Henry H. the favorite