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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-17

table Compound and / have taken it and
feel fine. A lady said one day, 'Oh, I
feel so tired all the time and have head
ache. said, Take Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and she
did and feels fine now. Mrs. M. r.
KARscHNIcK, 143s N. Paulina Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Other Case.
Dayton, Ohio. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound relieved me Of
pains in my side that | had for years
ard which doctors medicines failed to
relieve. 1t has certainly saved me from
an operation. will be glad to assist
you by personal letter to any woman
i'm the same condition. - Mrs. j. w.
SHERER, l26 Cass St., Dayton, Ohio.
If you want special advice
write TO Lydia Il. Pinlham Med
fdine Co. (confidentiaI) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held in strict confidence
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-04-17
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago, H. ~ must thank you viii
all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham's
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29

,h,u oaoa, .-nt lat,rr,Inn nnd Tia rights
atiait ,., Ieaae - as,l5 ntiIitV nr rltnt Shall
"nasa ana detsrni1@' ana tbertafter said
',Iti,,, - .i,,t atau to ou.r,,tr,I by the
tr.' ,,,',ti.J t., aniJ ,.r,,.i ~ iha Cnutt
ps'' i,,$,a.a,,s,,,, m a., s,,s,,,n, IN com
" Sl. rs, s'tt 81 .,,',,i,',.t :, m. prn-
loi ihiy "'.i "iid N'-J ,t,,,rt.,i,,, ~.
Nisloi's u hhs ol"ti''i>' "ttt' $3.50, r't i p 4.
acqulsition oi puI SuA7f 'i e'ii7'' ~ -" i,'.,,
saIa pubiic utIlts oi ptdtIt atId ~ -
ahee OF pohdS tititio ~ ~ ~ '7' ,t+i, -,
shaA not issue any Antn "g"1H ",,';o.s i'.'t.rs
tHe asStlt -, ~ ~ 49, ,.,,I,st tti,,, NJ an
tntieot t'tIl5 N ',t ,t,,F ,t,rt,,s,.s a nI
re tlol :. -, -. - ~ snln,Iftad al a
su'h r p,t ~" ,''',S n ,.,,sfa,I elrcttnu
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
SECOND CO~-TrrrTio>s AsESD-
MENI.
Prev Iafng for an Im~T~sm~ Of the nnit
of Indebted .ia~.~ that Kansas thy msg
tssBr for tho purpose Of acquiring or
purehm~InH pabitc attitti~=s

purcha-inz pabite utilities.
Joint aui concurrent resolution sub
witf4nE To- tra qualified voters ~ M.N-
aa4rl an amendment 20 section IL u ar't-
rI- < q the Cor~tIf4tIpn thereof. "a
trnri1iax fne increase - indrht"dn~s- IN
Kansas 'iry rgr the purpose ~ acquiring
~ purchasing paDisr utilitte"
Es rr.atrsa sg 90 ssaate. me Ho4se
ri Erprsssaattafs r5ararFmZ hcFrif.
- fltg1s
~ the general election t9 be held on
the Tuesday nest following the ftrat Mon
day In November. A. y 1915 the f0i-
IowGaE amendment 80 section IL u arr
fie.e Y ~ the Consultation 0f the state
of Missouri ssaH b" Submitted 20 the
,aauHrf voters n the state O. VII
S@rtlau M4ulripsI lnd~Utedn@zs- limit
0( how Increased ~tzDeutigus as 90 -
Louis and Kansas City section y %
artlsis y u the Consultation u the state
q Missouri shall be- amended ~ insert
I1z after the following words 'ProTlded.
Jtrfhrf tHat 70 the city Of Kansas CITY.
fHs amount 10 bonds issued Oy salt city.
u.ar.aV date J..y ltI, o.. 1895. t'r a'4a,r
#ug urtrre rJEs aHI IU bonds hrfrag'.r
-gaf 80 renewal q a..d L.riEt or any
aHIEs0a thereof snH4 auf hs .u'l4aHI sH
the computation uf the existing bonded
indebtedness % =aid city ia Determining
the amount ~ bonds authorized to be
issued ~ said city. with the assent u
tn.4-tHiTda of the voters under the pro-
Visions ~ This article. but said city sha4I
la authorized n' HEy time ry issue bonds
elfh tie aHHeat st.se4ild ~ Hn amount.
EHrlgdtrE outstanding lgJrbteIuHsz other
taau tt4f above named ty tta amount
- fns per rartum ~ the vaIHe u the
fH1sfla properly a said ..r5. % b." ts.
UsTffIreI HH up'Es sN". .t'd ine fHi"N
lo4lur ~srfa .Ps,f .ard ffHh'f. that
E4usaz city may ..aaf" us par. base,
..HtIs ttfH.Ht water
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
uRTEE>TH PRoPo>ITIo>.
Proposed by Initiative Petition


proposition TO authorize fhr state
of Missouri to issue afty aiiifoa tsJa-
.,sss aoa, aatinr- .u futrr~.s hrariar
E.. - .~,I ..u. sd a.. ,,. .,.
..,.. =. -.
f~eos ha@fr"i '"s ~e'""S 49," ''"
tatstaK th~ publie highways Of this
state, and to authorize n tan levy sur
aet~of 10 pay tho prineipal sad inf~r~.t
- ..ta he,a.
.hnrIzfug issuance Of bonds by the state
- ..t-,'..rt t., ~ v,,,, "a fft., ,,stt.a,..
.. -Ni'rl -Ni''rr - " - ,.,s.'7 = - - -.
~ Hp''a'N 'f''f''S'sS' - 80 -
pos*% anl"ffhihR H"'sal.'i ~ 81 NJ ''.i" -
Of the Constitution 81 IN: state u Ans
souTi. by adding thereto a new paragraph
and clause at the end thereof eTuTo sef
fry the general assembly tp issue inter-
9.bs,rIng targ1a f4r ih.. t,;,ru,,a. II
- eea' ass
balioias ana hfi4i'Latf'Ait% H'bh'>
. .., =. - - = "a t-,..
D' 10 e'''' - - S'@ FF'% -
d SaAs"H'f+
That aert.ou Il II article Is 81 the
r.<.,s,t,,,,Ta, az the state Of AItzsat.ri ia
,.r,,. ..,,-,,4..,. ,,.t ..s.etns a new ria.,s..
i'ffs"s ' - -. - -
ana psIakIAp" n '-tS 'HN ~ '
f!nH. az Fellows. :
Foafth- M s"heEs, ss'.s ss.I
arsce OF interest t'edFlh I3fiaH - me
state IN the sam 81 Hlls TniAlofis o. J'N'At >
1855. 90. .nts"n nol isF ths puTpo~. u t"ia-
and highways. 50 that ~2id section.
when amended shall read as follows
Section 81. The general assembly shall
have 10 power to contract or to a8til1Tize
on behalf - the state. or TO Issue bonds
or ether evidences If ift1ebtedussss there
OF, exp-pt in th~ faIio~ins cases
FIRST In the al Of existing bonds
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
TENTH PROPOSITION.
REIERENBt ORDERED HS THE
PETITION OF TUE rEOpIE.

HOUSE bill >o. ~, enacted by Forty
seventh Gensrai Assembly. tme nding
the local option laws -" as TO make the
counties the sole units to determine
whether ar not Intoxicating liquors
shall be sold, furnished or given away
Within their iimtt>i taking away from
municipalities OF ..5eo population or
more the right to vote separately from
,a-fr respective counties; pro>itiing ad
afttsnai qualifications for judge- at
ioeni option elections nnd pro, iding
that dTnmshop licenses shall not h''
granted by the several county courts
after Hiing of petition for local op-
tn efEs,gtuR,
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
THIRTEENTH PROPOSITION.
Proposed by Initiative Petition
anNsTITi TIONAL AMENDMENT
Providing that females shall have the
same right To vote at all elections held
Within this state males.

Within this state males.
An act to amend article EIII of the
Constitution of the state Of Missouri
hy adding thereto a new section to De
known as section "a. extending the right
81 suffrage TO women.
Be It cHncted By The people Of the State
0f Missouri.
Section ! That article VII Of the Con-
stftutlou Of the state OF Missouri be and
the same hereby Is amended by adding
thereto a new section 10 be known 81
section - and reading follows
szs.t.rts.fs pa F.Euat..- -taaH hereafter aa -
the SAM right. under the same cpudI-
t.onz, To vote at all elections held in thss
state, az males now have or may mere
after have.
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
9u~fHrta EmssfssssIgfox
HISf VI afspt- ~ I'll
rsrTNo> 81 H,tE rt2"rtt-

Hs@.~ aatAss~ c. -.a~ssa h. Esr.y-
.<s*asa s+~asrss s..~aAiy. \ ssstf. ki 40
she pr~ssst hasss 81 nsifs~ sa -. isa-
sRnsas#sa hs fh~ Easrxssr la
e8s,r~ Aasiaz sar~~ a@asT~d asea-a aa
taAasisses. asaf~ ana pre-. iagsx for
sEp.s - The ns ZACH
ei1ae~. ia ts~a st sask s.sssa. OF - As-
pmrts-an beard st s.tiw~ w.sm ss t~ ~asa~ -,
nHa pF~~.raAIaE sh~ aansb~r. sasiIaea~
tis~~s aafss- sad salaries 81 tk~
b~rs fa~r~sfs sna prey Iaisx fer tA~
ewanasaeas a%.s ~ biz "a e.sastl
eft .ash eisis. 50 ax tar salaries of the
afa~~s. aad ss.Iar~ss~m at .aia cities.
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
FIFTH snssrfri Ttnsst AMEND
M|st

Pres taiak f.r i.ssra.~ Of the iimaft
of isa~ bf r. as~-@ thss rtff~~ 81 Iss A*so
take siH tsraF tef fhs
parga.~ sf eo4affassIas ar a~aasrtsk
~ntsssas
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
SEVENTH Co>>TITi ii"\AI AhE>p-


,,,t,, IA. General Assembly optional
.... -, nah :. nr,,, -ton- for the grant
ing aud payment OF pensions or "'""-
uur.. 10 th. deserving biind
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29

fpsErfA The general assembly shall
hare fgH E-szer t. authorize the SSzssa ne
q Interest tssa ring bonds of the state in
the *ssfn uf fifty millions Il sinilaFs
: sla s-as7 asss cor far the psirpu=a nf con
stTesrttsE aHi maintaining rublle rsais
and highway
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29

BE 70 rrsaIesd bg 30 Senate. me Ho4s~
II Erprsssaatt f5ararFHug hcTsas.
- fgftsV3
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29
FOURTH eoSsTirt rIo>AL AMEND
NENT.

Changing sh~ ~empe saafi@a OF Hsrm-
hrr. Of th~ f.~avr rat Assembly fr0sa per
aI~ra aarisR .~.~isa ta aas1ai @aiasy sf
3 .sss.eo.
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29

r8e IL enacted ~ tAn ts~aefal Assembly
af The state 81 AttsaosGri fa!lo~as
Marble Hill press., 1914-10-29

nr 4 rfsaErtd ~ tAf HeasHr n Nrpff.
scaa4tves shs ssaute essar-rrfaa tAeFs-
tss a. fofEasaE
The sun., 1914-08-29
DE PALMA WILL DRIVE HERE.
Double winner at EIEin 10 Compete
In brighton Beach Meet.

The two day matinee automobile race
meet scheduled for Saturday, September
h, and Labor Day, September Z, at
Brighton Beach track. promises sport.
Ralph De Palma will be seen in several
events. lie viii drive the same Mercedes
with which he won the recent two Elgtn
road races, also the Mercedes with which
he captured the last TWO Vanderbilt cup
races and the Elgin road race In 1912
His brother, John DE Palma, will drive
one Of these Mercedes cars In some events
and possibly n 'eugoot racer In others
Ralph Mulford is at present on his way
from Elgin, driving his peugeot over the
roads.
Harry Grant. IN IA speedy English Sun
beam also doubtless will be heard from.
and thes three Vanderbilt cup winners
milford, DE Palma and Grant. the latter
pair being two time witsaers of the famous
trophy--pronse "A great three cornered
battle
Jack I,c cain OF Boston will drive one
Of the two Chevrolet specials entered
the other driver Is not nominated as yet
Dickinson mas entered a Stutz Strang will
will he at the wheel Of the old Ford
199," which Barney oldhold made famous
other probable starters include Armour.
Ferguson, tho young millionaire sports
man driver. In his 1850 horse power Po,-
gcot George Smthson in Cole. Nd
Whaleu In the Greasy Bullet also en-.
tries OF Lozlcr, Fiat, benz, Paige Detroit
Isotta ana National Mercer,
The sun., 1914-08-29
HANDICAP JUST BEATS RUMSON
-FOUR Goals Allowed Point judith
Make score ~ to ~.

frasoN. \. j., Aug 2s.---The Point
Jua'h f.reehooters nosed out the Rumson
poo team to-day for the Monmouth cups
., score of ~ to II goals. j. Rehrens
waters made the winning goal after the
'sAt regular periods had been played to
no
.1 tlt hrst period j. n. Waterss mount
'''. but the rider escaped Injury, while
n' eighth period Walter G. Mcclure
' 'I' Eumson team was thrown when his
pony slippcd on soft turf outside OF the
N'aras. He was not hurt
on'cdlng goals to Point Judith,
huus"n started off with a rush. scoring
s"a.s m the first period, Waiter Me-
.Nrr starred for Rumson, making several
,'''N back strokes and total ~ goals
.91 summaries;
:, N."'on ". Jones. Jr. 80 I: walter
" .1'~ No p g. T. A. whitney, No 3
h'r9 > Borden, back,
I'.n' Iudth Frfchuoters- Leroy whitney
'' \ e. Schwprt1, No :? j. B Waters
b,ni'miu Gatius, back.
''a.A kumsou, Mcclure, Z, whitney, .
,,,'y htordcn. Total - Point Judith
-. whitney. b, Waters 3, hy handica %
Te's' -, Referee, warren Barbour
The sun., 1914-08-29
SEVENTEEN YOUNGSTERS
VIE IN FUTURITY TO-DAY
Noftcr, Rcinstated. Will Ride
Spun Glass-Thc Finn Is
Leased by Winans.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2s.--Stcady rain ro- n
night and part Of to-day has failed 10
dampen tho enthusiasm Of turfmen IN the
futurity' which will be tho star number
or the closing card Of the Saratoga Rae.
ing Association tomorrow \ heavy
track is certainty. but the rich prize
or about $4,000 has induced an over
night entry OF seventeen. with the pros
pect OF AZ least thirteen going 10 the
post.
ono or the interesting items Of news
TINS afternoon was to the effect that
LOUIS Winans, who bought Polish from
John H. Madden for this race. also mad
leased The Finn, and they will run
coupled in his colors. This leaves onlv
Parls TO represent the master of Ham
burg Place. There will be two other
coupled entries, spun Glass and pluah
Do carrying tho Whitney silks. and Trial
py Jury ana Garbage, racing in the col
ors or capt. l.. X. Cassatt. johnson ~
camden also has named two. hut IL is
understood that Hanson will b. with
drawn, leaving Solly to race for the
United states Senator from Kentucky.
The chances Of the Whitney stable will
be increased by the magnanmity Of
starter Cassidy, who set down Joe Not
ter for beating the barrier with spun
'iIhSS ldHl SdluIudAs his term or SuH-
pension does not expire until tomorrow
night, but there were so many express
sions OF regret because Notter would not
be able TO ride Spun Glass that Starter
Cassidy requested the stewards TO INT
the ban for this race. and they complied
The race Is very open one. but the
chances are that Schuyler l.. Parsons's
Easkaskla will he fayoritc. with the
Wnans, Whitney and Cdssatt entries
pressing closely. After the second race
to-day kaskaskla, carrying 100 pounds
breezed throe-eighths OF a mile through
the mud in 35 Ia. a performance which
shows that she likes the going The Finn
has the best trial ~ the Winans pair
having turned six furlongs in / IL 4-5.
a second faster than Polish ran. Trial
by Jury and Garbage went quarter
Of milo on the heavy track at Okla
homa In "a seconds. The probable start
ers. owners. weights and probable odd.
follow.
The sun., 1914-08-29
INDIANA WOMAN TAKES
GOLF CROWN OF WEST
Chicago Contingent Downed for
First Of Twelve Years Of
Play for Title.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.--For the first time in
the twelve years that the championship
has been played for the womcns Western
golf title has been captured by the invsd-
Ing forces. The last defender OF Chicago
was outgcneralled to-day at the Iinsdsle
Golf Club by Mrs Harry -. Hammond.
who carried the title to Indianapolis. The
Indiana champion won the crown by de-
feating Mrs. Fred S. Colbun OF Glen
View in the eighteen hole final match by
D and g.
The success of Mrs. Hammond was re-
markable. as the Western tournament was
the first in which she has competed this
season where there was an opportunity
for competitive test The Highland Golf
club star won the lloosIer title two sea-
sons ago and has not been called upon to
defend her lsurels. She annexed the In
dlanapolis city championship last year.
The new Western champion played a
splendid game throughout the tourney TO
succeed Miss Myrs lielmer and rout the
strong Chicago contingent. In a practice
round before the tourney opened Mrs.
Hammond covered the difficult Illnsdale
course in 81. In her matches she has
played consistently at an so pace, nine
strokes better than the womens par
Mrs. Hammond made the nine holes
out in 46 and had a total OF rs for the
remaining six holes contested coming in.
She equalled the mems par at six holes
and was one under at the pond fourth
with Il sparkling 2. Mrs. coiburn played
steadily going out, getting a 80 TO make
the turn . down She lost control of her
brsssey and midiron strokes coming In
and was soon overwhelmed.
Long distance matches marked the
lesser flight finals Miss Hortense Gowing
Of Skokie won tho association cup from
Miss Winters Goldman of Toledo after
being down. Mrs. t. H. Sprague OF
Omaha, the Nebraska champion, bea,
Mrs. j.. l.. Walcott of Evanston in the
night for non-qualIfers at the nineteenth
and Miss Gladys Curtain OF Windsor won
from Miss Elizabeth Towner in the third
division by the same margin Mrs.
Sprague had a card OF 90 and Mrs. Wal
colt %,
The championship consolation resolved
itself into an intersectonal contest for
the Jones family leadership. Miss Jennie
Jones OF Sioux City, champion of Iowa,
assumed the title role by defeating Mrs
r. q. Jones OF Memphis, Southern cham
plon, : up.
The sun., 1914-08-29
PUT OFF HANDSHAKE
WHEN BALL DROPSI IN
Linton Loses City Golf Title
After His Winning Putt
Goes Into the Cup.
FAILS TO HIT OTHER AWAY
Buckbee's Ball Then Slides In.
Squaring Match, and He
Wins Extra Hole.
FAILS TO HIT OTHER AWAY

After playing poor golf nearly all of
the way and as n result finding hImseI,
four down with but four holes left to
play, j. ii. Buckbee, Jr.. suddenly bracod
UP In the final round for the city oham-
piohship at Van Cortlandt Park yester-
day lie won the next four holes aud
took the match OH the nineteenth green.
H. A. Linton was the golfer who lost
after being dormie four up.
An unusual Incident happened on the
home green and changed the outcome OF
the match. Linton, needing only q half to
win, seemed to have II within his grasp
when his third shot came to rest about
three feet from the hole and Buck bee 5
hard putt for a 3 stuck ON the lin OF
the cup. Putting carefully. Linton holed
out In and was turning TO accept Buck.
bees congrstulstory handshake vhe,, tho
latters ball suddenly took on a new
lease or life and toppled over into the
cup. Even Buckbee Jumped when the
ball dropped
The handshake was deferred for IN,
match was squared by the unexpected
incident. ana the contestants went on 10
the nineteenth. where Linton was plainly
ratified and took TO Buckbee's 4 II
was hard match To lose and had Linton
svailed himself Of his right TO knock Buck
hees ball away as soon as his own WAS
In the cup the city title would have found
different owner.
In the semi-rnal round Yesterday morn
ing Buckboe disposed of Frank NJ Gould
who was generally supposed 10 have a
pretty clear path to the title Neither
was playing up To the standard set In tho
earlier rounds. and after a close match
buckhee won by up and to play. In
the other semi-hnsl Linton beat A. r.
BcthoridGe up aud to play.
r0st., L..
was e. VI. IT. Athorton. who defeated y.
T. Rresnan. IN the final round by up
and to play. The summary:
city Championship Semi Anal round
u a. Linton, New York, beat A r. Bother
idge. unattached. and .. \ n Buckbee
Jri New York, beat F. ". Could New York
ana l.
Final Round-Buckbee heat Linton, up
GD holes.
Consolation Division--Semi-nnal round
Y Bresnsu, unattached beat Charles
hsrtell. New York up; g. ". IL A,herton
New York. beat g. T. Chapman North Jer-
Soy. and
Final Round-Athcrton beat Br.snan. Z
and
The sun., 1914-08-29
HUNTER VICTOR AT BETHLEHEM
Herbert Green of Crescent A. e. An
other Golf winner.

BErHLxHHM. ". H.. Aug. 2s--Josepli
Hunter Of tho Essex County Country
Club defeated Dr c. q. Giddings Of At
lanta up and 3 to play In the final OF
the fourth annual Country Club champion
ship tournament. a. r. Gutheiin OF the
Lexington. Mass. Country Club won the
consolst ton from l.. I. Dodge OF hos
ton. In the second division Herbert
Green OF the Crescent A. G. was 6 up and
TO play over T.. j. Kennedy OF Forest
Hill. and G. X. Cowing OF Hamilton won
tho consolation from William Taliaferro
of Tampa up and to play. In the
third and last flight Norman J. vause OF
Brooklyn defeated j. w. Wilson of Cres-
cent up and 10 play.
Tennis finals also were concluded to-day
J. u. Jones OF Providence winning the
mems singles and Miss Edith Riker OF
Orange the wonens event
The sun., 1914-08-29
SARATOGA TURF NOTES.

SARATOGA Aug rs NeVs Of a pro
spectivr race meet ~ Empire t'ty to follow
the Belmont Park meetiuH was conveyed by
W J. wallace, who rano Hs the representa-.
tive Of the merrh ans and citizens ~ Nunkcrs
10 enroll owners and trainers for tho meet
Thn promoters hRyo deposited 10000 IN the
lonkors National Bank to insure N" pay
ment OF nurses. N is proposed tn have a
fvc day meet In conjunction with the county
fllr There viii hVo races = day and purses
each dag VII aggregate 5000.
A j Goidsborough styh that he viii take
Roamer. Hac and Sprtta 10 SYRACUSE The
hrst named pulr IL owned bv Andrew Miller
and Sprits By tho DncCk stable, ROamrI
Will run IN the state fair handicap, Al =
mile and half, for which 5000 Is added
The event az Tor all ages and IL rs bgiieN ed
VIII sae the meeting of ROdmer aud III,
NalcSty, tho oulH horse thought 70 have d
rhanc, agains' the Miller champion,
one OF tho hTst OF the get ~ kiug Bate
70 hc tried showed remarkable speed In a
trlai in the heavy COINS AZ Horse Hiver
this morning No n ycarling colt out o'
cation Bo''r nni ~ufpriscd The nnlooksri
ut tlrUjug au r.Rh,h uf mio ~ ! srrondr
The sun., 1914-08-29

Miss Ethel Drew, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Drew. the Drowstone Ken
ncls. Mount Vernon, is likely 10 I've soon
seen at bench shows rs an exhibitor OF
pOmeranians. and home bred ones nj
that Among Miss urews dogs Is a
small and sloeblarI Pom dog puppy, d
son OF Mrs, koerln's Niger Boy, This
'oungster IL of considerable promise and
he Is compact well coated, sprightly
specimen, with all the strut and pres
nee Of peacock. There are some other
ToIns at prewstone which will be shown
In Miss DrcW'e name,
The sun., 1914-08-29
FOUR FIRST CHOICES
GET HOME IN FRONT
Muddy Track Causes Abundance
of Scratches, Which Makes
Picking Winners Easy.
DELEGATE RUNS PLUCKILY
Wins Piping Rock Subscription
Handicap After Getting
Away Badly.
DELEGATE RUNS PLUCKILY

SARATOGA. Aug 2s--A steady nights
rain left the track n sea OF mud and
caused so many scratches that the talent
had "a comparatively easy time pickinv
winners to-day. Four first choices went
over and the players who had been able
10 stick out the past few disastrous days
had chance TO get back some OF their
losses
Perhaps the most interesting item on
the programme was the Piping Rock Sub
scriptlon Handicap. which brought the
horses purchased by the members OF the
Long Island club together for the first
Time mere. The top weight. Andes, was
the only one to decline to rao., in the
mud and In his absence ". n. Thornton's q
Delegate. which won In heavy going at
Aaueduct. was msdo favorit- Delegate
got away 80 badly that he appeared 10
nave little chance. with Lily Orme and
Babisa rolling through the mud many
iehsths In front Around the bend Dele
gate began 10 get out OF the ruck but
found new contender In Golden Prime.
lhs pair fought II out for the last ax-
teenth' Delegate winning by a nose.
MIS- Payne Whtney's Virilo scored his
thlrd success OF the meeting In the selling
race at mile and a furlong. He
sauntered along fifteen lengths behind
Executor and Spoarhead until the last
quarter OF mile, where Kederis let him
down and he won easily BY length and
"a half
There were only four starters in the
handicap. at Il mile, with Celcsta an even
money faVortc. She allowed Winning
witch and Holiday TO make the pace to the
lar turn and then went to the front to
The sun., 1914-08-29
STANDISH WINS IN MOUNTAINS.
Richard beaten After BEING Dormis
Three Tn.

JEFFERSON, y. H.. Aug. 2s.-,lsmes y
standish. Jr.. OF Detroit won the white
Mountain amateur golf title to-day. de
featine y. s Evans. the medallist. in tn,
morning by up and TO play and II
c. Richard, St Andrews in an extra hol.
match in the afternoon. Standish wor
with a at the nineteenth hole In tn,
final when he had been down with bu
TO play.
Richard was the apparent winner on th'
home green, but he failed 20 sink AZ
eight inch putt for the title The sum
mary:
Championship- Ssmi-hual roun3--I. u
standish. Jr.. Detroit, deieAtrd y l;vaus
Belmont. and ;; g. Richard, ~. Andrews
defeated r.. VI TAFT woodland and 4.
Final Rouud-S;aHdish defeated richard
/ up 90 holes.
The sun., 1914-08-29
OUIMET PLAYS IN HEAVY RAIN.
Former Open Chsmpion Has Tirst
Practice Round at Ekwauok.

MANCHESTER, VT. Aug. 2s.--A large
gallery turned out In the heavy rain at
Ekwanok this afternoon to watch the first
practice round Of Francis ouimet, who
Joined the ranks OF those getting ready
for the amateur golf championship Mr..
Ouimet and J. X. Cady OF Brae Burn
played twenty holes for a halved match
against John q. Anderson and Hamilton
Is. Kerr.
Heavy rain throughout the morning
changed the diversion TO bridge whist for
all but very few. but this afternoon
In spite Of continued rain about half OF
the field of entrants were out In four
somes. The best round reported was by
+. ]. Clark OF Ekwanok, who had "a.
This late rain gives assurance that the
course win be In excellent condition for
the start next Monday.