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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Farrar have NOV
ed from the Houghton house into Dodge
& Watson's block. Mr.. and Mrs N. D.
Martin, who are to move back here from
Barton, have engaged the tenement the
Farrar's vacated.
George McPhee is at Brightlook Hos
pital for treatment for trouble with his
heart.
Dean Wilder of Whitfield, N. H, is
spending the week with his aunt. Mrs.
H. L. Parker. On New Years day DR..
and Mrs. Richard Wilder and the other
children, Richard and Isabel, will join the
Parkers here for New Years dinner.
Fred M. Campbell is in Springfield,
Mass, for a few days this week on a
busidess trip.
Mrs. Della McDuffee has returned from
Brightlook Hospital, where she has been
several weeks for treatment of an ulcer
on her leg. She is stopping for the pre-
sent at the Pleasant View House and is
not able to go out much as yet.
Miss Mary Gardner, a table girl at the
Pleasant View House, was married last
week to Mr.. Pierce, a fireman on the
railroad. They have returned from d
brief wedding trip and will remain at the
Pleasant View n ouse for the present.
Mrs. Joseph Moody is spending a few
days with her mother in Waitsfeld.
A car of plate glass arrived Saturday
containing the windows for the new
Lang block, also one window to replace
the broken one in Campbell & Blod-
gett's office A man was sent with the
glass and is now at work putting it in
position.
At the Congregational church on a re-
cent Sunday books were presented to
twenty three children who had attended
church services for a full year. The
books were presented by ]. T. Gleason
and Miss Nellie Davis had charge of the
enrolment. This coming year the same
plan will be carried out under Miss
Davis direction and already forty have
signi6ed wish to enroll for 1914. Each
is given little book In which to record
the date of service, text, minister's name
and other particulars. Of course allow
ance is made in cases of sickness.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. J. Hutchinson enter
tanned during the holidays her uncle,
Loren Alden. and wife of Orleans and her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rider, with their children. Madeline and
Hamilton. of Fitch Bay. P. Q.
Mrs c. E. WilIOughby. whose health
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31
STRENGTH In the Arms.

Equality Of strength in both arms
occurs almost twice as frequently with
women as with men, more men than
women being stronger in the right arm
than in the left
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31
Caledonia Playground Company

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Caledonia Fair
ground Company will be held at the
Merchants National Bank, St.
Johnsbury, on Wednesday, Jan.
IA, 1914, at IL O'Clock a. M, for
the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors and transacting any other
business that may legally come
before it.
J. M. CADY, Secretary
St. Johnsbury, VT,
Dec. 81, 1913.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

She-So they returned your manu-
script It is too bad. He-Yes; that's
what the editor said about it--BOston
Transcript
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

Chinese coats have Eve buttons. sig
nifying the five COnfucian virtues
humanity. justice, order. prudence and
rocta1udo.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

The Burlington Daily Free Press
(by mail) and The Ca1edonian one
year for IS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

COOL printing requires time. An
early order will aid good work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-12-31

gEver "hunt a needle
in a haystack?"
q It's a long, discourag-
ing job.
You are hunting a
needle In a haystack
with that room for
rent, - ''boy wanted
or other placard in your
window.
81 The want ads make
a thorough canvass OF
this town between suns
Tor your wants.
The evening world., 1913-08-27
drove . high ny to snodsrass. Three

drove . high ny to snodsrass. Three
RUNS.
Burns went out. Tinker to Hoblitxell.
on very close decision. Shafer flied
out to Bates. Fletcher hied to Bescher
In short left. No Runs.
SEVENTH TNNIN0--Clark banged q
single past Shafer. Brown struck out.
Merkle got Bescher's grounder and
threw to Fletcher. forcing out Clark.
Fromme caught Bescher mapping of
hrst. Fromme to Merkie. but no one
covered second and Bescher got to sec.
ond safe. Bates got a base on balls.
Egan also got base on balls, hlling the
bases. Marsans struck out No Runs
Three Left.
Doyle went out on q grounder to Hob.
litxeI. unassisted. for the third time.
Merkle smashed a single through Dodge.
Egan tossed our Murray. Merkle taking
second on the out Snodgrass singled
10 left, scoring Merkie. Snodgrass stole
second. Dodge threw out Mcleod. One
Run. One Left.
EIGHTH JNNINQ-Schupp went In tn,
box for the Giants. Hoblitxell filed ou
to Doyle. Tinker lined out to Doyle
Dodge fiied out to Murray. No Runs.
The evening world., 1913-08-27
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK. N. T..
Aug. N-Ths entries for Thursdays
races are a. follows:
FIRST RACE-Two-ysas old fiuiss; ssalins
five and half firionss. -'Havsst Queen. 100;
Aunt Mamie. i03; Hostsuss. 100; Channerse,
iOi; Mtlhy Way. ~: Any Time, 100; 'Nofo.
rsty. w; Hthtream. lOi: 'Ds,ft. iOi: VEGA,
i01: LILY Orme. ~; Susaa D., 100: Violet Ra,,
lOe.,
SECOND RACE-rhrs.-yssro old md ND
ward; stseplechase handicap: about two miles.
Post BOY. 1872 Lsunsas. 1870; Hello. itS Rocl
1874: weiti.hip. iI2.
THIRD RACE-Tnrss .ysAr-olds and upward
the Amsterdam selling: ons miie.-BAckford,
los; 'Yssthsr Dntsr. Ss: Danaid Mcdonald,
i0s; Joe Dxibold. i03; 20. NJ. Miller, iOs
son. iO6: Flsmma, III; vodthorpe, zoe.
FOURTH RACE or ali sses; handicap; oil
furlone. -knishts Hf,er. no; Plying Faiy, 100
| Leochavs. III; Genssts. %; Sosius %; spring
Hoard, III; lsirose, los; BdAmOus VI; Sta,
| yasnins, los; Hawthorne, l22; Hestss Psynns
| vs.; Water ws,ls.. iOO. Also eligible, Guy Fish9
100; Houssnaid. los; sempeol,s. ii5; Asyiads
ios; 10y LiffaH,Einy, los: s.ndv.i.; ";
MuihSiisnd. iosi L4Soid. iosi yoithorps. !9s
81; 6sSy;h iSs IL q L.n I'D 10. AS =, ~,
ia .cS; ara., 10; WI. ' La. ios A. az
msni. ioSi Ms cavsnsush, los; stsn an
'"zppssStles ai,ovsnss claimed.
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BROOKLYN
CONTINUED from First PaseJ

teams play to-day. Manager Evers was
anxious to make . clean sweep Of the
series, and he sent in Vaughn. with
Archer at the receiving end. for his
battery. while Ma, aser Dahlen had Ed
Reulbach, tho ex-Cub vwirlsr. warming
up, and he and Miller went in for the
Dodgers.
FIRST INNrNd.-wheat was under
Leach's long fly. Eveu sent . pretty
single over second. W. Miller re.
ceived free pass to first. Pheian sent
a slow bouncer to Ruelbach. who got
his man at first. Evers and W. Miller
advancing . base each. Moran ran out
to the right field fence and captured
saiers fly. No Runs. Two Left.
Moran grounded to Bridweii. who re-
tired him at nrst. Cutshaw sent Q hot
one up the nrst base line and out to the
fence In right field for two bases, but
was nailed stealing third. Archer to
Phelan. Collins whitfield. No Runs.
SECOND INNING - Fisher ran In
short left for wiliiams's high ny. Reul.
] Bridwell walked. Archer was hit In
the stomach with one of Reuibacha
fast inshoots. and after . few minutes
delay he went to hrst. Vaughn made
three wild swings and sat down. Leach
forced Bridwell At third. Fisher "a
Smith. No Runs. Two Left.
Wheat was safe on Vaughn's mum o
Saier's throw. but a. Wheat ran OF
first he was touched out by Safer. Dau
bert could not locate vauGhn's curve
and went back to the bench. Smitl
sent a long ny to Williams. No Runs.
THIRD INNING-Evsrs sent Q line
to Fisher. W. Miller was safe on Cut
shaws error. Phslar laced on
through short. sending W. Miller :
second. Safer sent . high fly In shor
center. which Wheat captured. Will
Jams also filed to Wheat No RUM
Fisher slammed single to right. q
Miller forced Fisher at second. Evers I
aHidwell. Reulbach sacrinssd. Waugh
to Saier. o. Miller going to secont
Phelan and Safer retired Moran At firs
No Runs. One Left.
FOURTH INNINq-Smith made . sen
sational one handed stop and prett
throw to Daubert to get Bridwell q
hrst. Archer died the same way
lVaughan struck out. No Runs
Cutshaw laced one between nigh
centre for q base. Collins famed for tn
second time. Wheat fouled out to Sale
Daubert forced Cutshaw At secont
; Brad we'll to Evers. No Runs. One LET
FIFTH DNNING-Leach singled I
left. Evers made q Cincinnati base hi
, Phelan sent a long fly to Collins, bot
j. runners advancing q base. when Collin
= threw to third to get Leach. Saier hie
out to Collins. No Runs Two Left.
}. Smith laced one to short left for
:. single. Fisher sacrificed. Vaughn
!. ISaier. O. Miller filsd to Williams. Rue
The evening world., 1913-08-27
OTTAWA ENTRIES.

PIRsr RAcE.-Pw.e $50; thrss-ysas-oids and
up; selling; ala furlongs-Bpnaua, i00: 'Miss
Jonah. i07; 'Quincy Belis, iO7; v1s,. i01; 'Tom
Holland, 100: 'Port Arlington. i0e; IAch Dead.
wood no; QUESTION Marx, ~; Fsirchnd, ia;
burning Daylight. ia; beach Sand. III.
SECOND RACE.-Purss $500: three.year- olis
and up; maidsns; siI furlonss-l'rsula Thomp~on.
Os; Fasdoodls. 100; syussst, 100; White Heat,
iO2; Mandy Zane lO2: Oh Hank. iOt; Gsrtxuis
Nslouey, lO1; lord iAdn. iOt.
Third RACE.-rurs $500; two-ysar -olds i've
and . half f,uloass--sfort AunrDs w; 'xAiac
W. nay Van winkas, iOi; psscsi Post. i03
Lpuiss TnvsrA los; Nancy orms. 40; 81
E,ssta, 10.
nasss; thres-yesr olds and up; ceiling; ons niis-
Austss. W; shis Hppsr. w: ELLA Crane %
sMiccosnkss. i08 'Unuis Emma, 40; 'Chsu
upo, ITO; OMf Top III; hrnrssttA w.. Ill.
FIFTH RACx-Pusss et00; two.yess-olda
..,dsa. Az. tsscs Ia;,s;: Chg, ~ S. ~ y,
Msbsss, ioo; la'd Vim. io.; King oo.'o.: Ion
Na sSiafaa hS1E~IS... sSoe; sS::: old
e: :es.r sS ' %: &oSSss.s ,os; .op. IL; i,
~. ioa D,a..i.s. lilo. 'YorLshaS by, ia
o' ssEvESTM III ExGE-,u.. ssoo; Ar.y..
~. .nd w: .sains a; sar!anss @ne!isis ns
Coek 100; Moisani. ii?: Song q n: Rech
ii2; roi.on DIOR. liz; Joe 0sltsns, IN; rss
"1 xsss..s;s. siSsSsss. 49, Nv
The evening world., 1913-08-27
GOLFERS QUALIFY a.
WITH GOOD Scores !.
IN VAN coRTLANDTM
Big Field Starts Out in PO0
Weather for Newspaper
Club Cup. ,
Especial b Ths Evening" Wovid.)

Especial b TAs Evsnins wosid.)
VAN CORTLANDT PARK COR
LINKS. n. r.. Aug. N.-Ths anDsao
tournament for the Newspaper a.
Cup began to-day over the Wan CO.
land Park links. The weather saSly
was threatening. and just - ths ~
Of the contestants had left the Asst
tee . heavy shower Of rain fell ana
drenched all to the skin. The eallesys
which was Q good-sised one, iaclu1-
Ing many Of the fair sex. scurrisd -
cover.
Many outside clubs were represented
Among the most prominent were The
Scottish American Golf Club. repre-
scented by c. II. Smith. who came froA
Chicago to compete. The Falmouth
Golf Club Of England, represented ~
w. H. Dawes. and the San FRANCHISE
Country Club. represented by Col. =. ".
Draper.
| Walter Purcell OF the Scottish.Amsss
lean Club. q hnaiist Of last year. wsue
around In n despite the weather.
Frank NJ. Gould Of the New York Cox
| Club. with a 75--N out and = ia-i
looked like the medaiist
Gardiner w. White Of Oakland -
tered. but was unable to start. prsssins
business holding him in town. ia
Princeton athletic. John Bredemus, ~
years national ail-around champeoA.
used . putter In place Of . driver and
went around In Is.
Two stxteens were originally schsd-
uled. but a third was suggested asd
provided for later.
The scores:
Howard Juster. woodhaven. L. L. -
J. p. Fitzpatrick. unattached. ~ Aoo:
! John Dredeinus. unattached. u. 49,;
!, ID. q. Mcconnell. New York Colt GA.
3 Il. 80: Theodore Warner. New Yesk
, Golf Club. y. 3s-si.
al L. ". Totten. unattached. u. "a;
D 8. H. Smith. Scottish American. ~ ~
70; A. II. Harrison. New York Golf Club.
l%2, NNs2; c. u. Anterior. unattached,
q. N-s2: Paul Haber. Scottish-AmsrS-
o can. =. $50: w. F. Purcell. New Yosk
Golf Club. q. ST.
William d. Patterson. scottish-Amsrl-
can. 81. Ills: NJ. H. Lockwood. Naa-
haitian. Is. ts-sa: Col. T. w. Draper.
4 San Francisco. 81. <-e; A. =. Bak-
|. tsridss. unattached. -. N-D: W. r.
4. Dawes. Falmouth, England. 81. Nooi
Boyd Blach, Brooklyn Forest Para. q
H-&. 'e
DR.. r. w. Martin. New York Coll
Club. u. %i-ss; J. p. Downey. New Yose
o Golf Club. -. %2-&; Frank ~. oouso,
4 New York Golf Club. n. 3-7S; Alba1
. Hedisy. Newspaper Golf Club. q, IN
= II. B. Martin. Newspaper Golf OsvA Z
d Us: DR.. A. 8. Wilson. New yosk ON
Club. ~, W-o. t-
The evening world., 1913-08-27
Well Known English Author Sug.
gests That Great Britain With
drau from Berlin Games.

athletics
o
respectable showing Olympic Berlin
Berlin saying:
Of
hat
saying:
Q
s.ssns tAs mother Of spesf"
he
In the endm must msa
he mel. editoriaiy.
. 70
irrespective s,sassa which
sonstinss
The pAsA committed
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bach drew = base balls. Moran failed
Sixth Inning-williams made Reul-
bach's fourth strike out Brldweli was
safe on Fishers wild throw. Archer hit
into a double play. Fisher to Cutshaw
to Daubert No Runs.
Cutshaw fouled out to Safer. Collins
hunted, but was retired at hrst on
vaushn's pretty pickup and throw.
Wheat was called out on strikes. No
Runs.
SEVENTH INN1N0-vaughn singled
to left. Leach sacrificed to Reulbach,
unassisted. Evers strolled to hrst on
four wide ones. W. Mflsr slammed the
, ball down the third base line and out to
the fence for a triple. scoring Vaughn
and Evers. Phelan hit hot bounder tc
| Fisher and w. Miller was caught be-
tween third and home. Fisher to MilleI
to Smith to Miller. Phelan going to sec
i ond In the meanwhile. Saier then came
across with another triple to deep left
scoring Phelan. Williams flied to Col
Inns. Three Runs. One Left.
Bridweli and Safer took care OF Dau'
bert Smith was q good walter and
received free transportation to hrst
Fisher was also given q pass. o. MIL
Ter made three swings and went bach
to the bench. Hummei batted for Reul
bach and struck out. No Runs. TIVE
left
EIGHTH INNIN6-Rucker went u
the box for Brooklyn. Bridwell sen
a pop hy to Cutshaw. Cutshaw wa,
also under Archer's pop. Waugh
could not locate Fuckers curves ant
famed. No Runs.
The evening world., 1913-08-27
GIANTS
CONTINUED from First PsGs.)

Merk,e taking third on the out. Mar
sans made . great catch Of Snodgrasa's
long drive to left centre. No Runs One
Left.
THIRD rNNIN0-Clark filed out to
Burma, Burns then made hair-raising
catch of Browns low line drive to left.
Beschsr was called out on strikes. No
Runs.
Dodge made . pretty stop Of McLean's
slow roller and tossed him out Tinker
threw out Fromms. Burns stuns . hot
line drive down the third base line for
two bases. shafer went out on an
easy splash to the box. Brown to Hob
iitseii. No Runs. One Left
FOURTH INNIN0-Bates got . base
on balls, rromme's fret pass. 0roh
popped out to shafer. Groh made q
remark to Umpire O'Day ~ he went to
the bench and was ordered out OF the
rsme. Batch stole second. Marsani
got q free ticket to hrst. Hoblitxel
lined a single to centre. Snodgrass' hns
throw TO Mclean held Bates on third
and the bases were full when Tinker
came to bat. Bates scored on Thinkers
long sacrihce ny to Burns. Marasani
moving up to third and Hoblitsell te
secopd on Burns throw to the plate
Doyle threw out Dodge. One Run. two
Left.
ERan took 0roh's place at short
Tinker made Q neat stop OF Fletcher
hot bounder and tossed him out. Hob
The evening world., 1913-08-27

found 0rasmers Q topheavy choice.
with Beaucoup favored BY the moon
shooters. 0rasmsre rushed to the 'front.'
with Beaucoup second and Inspector
Lsstrade third. Young Mcrsggart.
holding 0rasmers under slight re-
straint never had any trouble to hold
the lead. In fact. II was nothing but
eailop for Orasmere from start to
finish. he winning eased up. Beaucoup
beat Inspector Lestrade . length and
. half for the place. The othsrs were
beaten on.
FOURTH RACE.
The Adirondack Handicap: two-year-
oids; six furlongs Little Nephew. I1
(Kiilingsworth). . to I. even and to
1 hrst; Black Broom. 1ie (Ambrose).
Is to I. to I and to I. second; Spear
head. 100 (Davies). 20 to I. to I and
4 to I. third. Time. LIS. Mr.. snisEs.
iOs: Punch Bowl. III: Roamsr. us; Van
derGrift. ITO: 0Ainsr. III; FiittsrgolA.
i6, also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
Handicap; all ages: ono mile.-FlyinG
Fairy. lo7 Davies). 9 to I. . to I and
even. first: Sam jackson. i1o u.oftus).
10 to I. even and TO .. second: Reybourn,
III "a. WILSON,. 8 to I. . TO I and even.
third. Tims-l.<o IS. Baliy CliR. 8;
Ocean Blue. 100; Coy Lad. %: shackie-
ton. 100. and Lady lightning. -. alec
ran,
The evening world., 1913-08-27
PlP1H RACE,
RESULTS At OTTAWA.

FIRST RACE-Purss 400: three.year-
oldA and upward: selling; foaied N Cam
ada: one and q sixteenth miies.-tMary-
first: Rockapring. IL (snyder). 4 to 4
to s and out. second. Puritan LasA
n (Tayior). 10 to I. . to and out. third.
Time. l.ss. Tropaeium also ran.
8ECOoD RACE-Purse $500: two-year-
olds: selling; I'VE furlonEA -Seronata.
" CTayior). 10 to I. 4 to I and : to /.
f,rst; The Idol. i07 Connolly. 4 to 4.
! 20 I and even. second: 0raselle. 102
(snyder). 7 to I. . TO I and 9 to 6. third.
Time, i.0a l-k. Tigella, Caraquet HAr-
bard, Patty Regan. Old Jordan. Irish
Ann. Tiktok. Free Trade and Colors
also ran.
THIRD RACE-IAnsdowne Handicap;
$500 added; an ages; six furlongs. Par
Zaretta. i06 (Kederis). 4 to 8. I to . and
out. won: Sherwood. IL Peak). II to
to Q and out. second: Sir Blaise. IL
(Fairbrother). s to I. 4 to and to S
third. Time-ll6 Is Minda and Cliff
Stream also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Capitol Hurdi,
Handicap: $500 added: fOur-year-old
and upward: short course.-lissie Flat
lat (Noe), y to 8, . to 8 and to .
won; Clan Alpine. 10 Lefevre). 20 e
1. = TO 1 and : to I. second; Noble. III
| (O'Connor), 20 TO I. 9 to I and TO
third. Time, Az Foxcraft. Come On
Jack Dennerlen and Luckola also ran
FIFTH RACE-liotel Selling Stakes
q. 900 added: three ear-olds and up
ward. ono mile.-Font, % (Tayior). 8 :
1. 7 to 6 and out nrst; Rifle Brigade
W (Gray), . to !. 1 to +? and out. second
Terrible Bill. i03 (Scf>rO. Il to 10. 70
and out. third. Time. IN 2-A Drawn
also ran.
The evening world., 1913-08-27

= rows this Tor press agent dope p
III Jim Buckley 10 the truth.
80 full real old Irish gentleman
he accuses himself Of being. let him
announce In the newspapers over
, bis own monaker. that looks % good
f, % Q check. that he win IL. 0unboat
Smith nght the winner q the Palssr-
Moran contest II Demosthenes
Buckley win thus placs himseh on
rooord"-! &C.. Nc.
The evening world., 1913-08-27
Joe KNIGHT Wins
OVER SLOW TRACK
Butwell Was Forced to Ride
Out His Mount to Defeat
Moncrief.

OARATO0A. N. T.. Aus. N.-An At
tendance fully up to the average turned
out to-day to witness the sport. The
siowness Of the track. due to the heavy
downpour last night. accounted for the
time In the different events. and an
other thing that initiated against some
Of the performers was the cuppinsss OF
the track.
The feature event. the Adirondack
Handicap. At six furionGs for two-ysar-
oids. attracted . nice neld Of juveniles,
ana there wac 90 much balance to them
that the liberal price Of 70 was
quoted against the winner. Little
Nephew.
LATHE Nephew Immediately took COM
mand. closely attended BY Mr.. snigGs
snd Fettsrgold. with the neid right At
their heels. the only one not getting OF
being 0ainer. which was practically left
There were no changes In positions IN.
I'll homo stretch was reached. where
those In the rear closed the intervening
space.
Al the eighth pole the hsld was
stretched across the track like . troop
Of cavalry. each striving for the lead.
All during the last hundrVd yArds Il
was . bitter struggle. and other than
Little Nephew. which was ridden out
to win by . length. the next three were
heads spart. Black Broom getting the
place with Spearhead third.
0ainer closed in vhirlwind fashion,
and from the name rim which the race
Twas run II was the consensus OF opinion
that the latter youngster WAS the bes,
Of his nsld.
FIRST RACE.
-year-oids and upward: sell
ing; six furlonGs. Time. LA Joe
out. first; M0ncrsif. iU WARD. IL tC
IL, . to I and out. second; Honey Bee
; iOs q. McTaggart). . to g. I 70 . and
out. THIRD. Tyinler. i07. also ran.
SECOND RACE.
Steepiechase: selling: three year-oldi
and upward: about two miles. altbie
asS (kienck). 4 to !. 9 to 8 and I to .
hrst; Juversncs, Ii (Ksrmath). . to I
to 8 and ! to L second; Bill Andrews
~ tO'Fain), II to 5. = to 8 and I to 3
third. Gun Cotton. ito. and Octopus
IA. fell.
The stseplechase was one OF the bss
seen In q long time. There were bu
Ave starters. and for the nrst turn an
. half Of the neld Il was any ones race
On the second lap. 1t the Liverpool. Gu
Cotton went down and Octopus, whic
was Immediately behind. landed on To
Of him. While this was happening III
paceml ker. Bill Andrews. was movin
along at . clip that forced Juverenc
and Asltbie to do their best 70 keep VI
These. three made their ANAL effort
the same time and they cleared Il
last jump together. But when II can
TO the run on the Hat. Maitbis had Il
foot and drew away to win by n,
lengths from Juverencs. with Bill Al
drsws third.
THIRD RACE.
Ihree-year-old and upwards; seilin
or one mile. 100 u. McTaggxr
~ TO % and out. nrst: Beaucoup,
~ CButweiD. = to !. . to 8 and I to l. q
be ond; Inspector Lestrads. IL tpavie
ht u to !. : to ! and I to :. third. Tin
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-07
MONTANAS METAL
PRODUCTION
RECORD OF YEAR IN THIS STATE
AND IDAHO SHOWS BIG IN
CREASE or OUTPUT.

AS a. result of the increased prices
of metals and the greater %prodnctiot
Of copper particularly, the total value
Of the metal output OF Montana II
1912 was close to s64. 900, 900, according
to preliminary estimates by ". G
Heikes, of the United States geological
survey. This represents an increase
of nearly SO, per cent in value V tht
1911 output and is the most valuabl
production since that of 1906. Abou,
10 per cent of this value came from
copper alone, about IL per cent from
silver, nearly 6 per cent from gold and
nearly 3 per cent from zinc.
An estimated decrease of over . per
cent in gold production brought the
output Of 1912 down to about $500,
000. This was probably due to a
diminished yield of mill bullion, es-
p~ecially in the Little Rockies district,
formerly in Chouteau county but now
in Blaine county. The gold output
from placer bullion slightly increased,
being sustained by six operating
dredges. The four boats at Ruby had
Il successful season, and the Kansas
City plant, in Missoula county, and
the Maybe, in Lewis and Clark
county, were active.
There wac also a., increase of about
nor cent in silver fron, naar1y - :
600 400 ounces in 1o11 tn about - 500
oOo ounces in 1919 This was TO be
credited 70 Rutte conner ore The in
| crease Of ~ cents .. fine ounce in
the average price Of silver meant a
afr s~Brence Of nearl,. 81 uno GOO in the
yalup Of the nrolprtiOn
Instead of curtailins the oltpnt of
conner, as in 1911 when nearly 273.-