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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

opD mrs or NEWS.



Madlsonville. Ky.----uncle" Cy Car
llsle has succeeded IN raising freak
apple, although he has no name Tor
H. lie upper half Il etlsht yeiioM
IN color. and the lower he'f erh-
liant red,
New York, ". Y,--IIenry Trolien a
chauffeur was arrested on charxe
Of forgery. In order 10 mako GOOD
tho amount he obtained, he went TO
a hospital and sold pint OF his nloon
for els, The blood saved the hte OF
Miss Sarah Wilson. ~
New york, N, Y.--Anthrax IL a
common dlseaae among animals.
when Sophia Rosen. ~, desiring 70
initiate her wealthy sisters, purehasea
n cheap FUR collar and wore u ahe
contracted the disease from the fur,
She died a few days later the thiru
victim this season OF the same uiA'
ease acquired IN the same way
Indiana. Pa.--someons put hen
m the back OF j. II. stewards busy
ana closed the flap. Tweny-two
daya later Stewart opened the IA y
and found the hen reduced to a skels-
ton but stlil living. II will recover.
Hnladale. Mich.---At a social IN the
Adams school house IN Cambria
township. the women stuck their toes
through holes In a sheet and men
bought them for the evening. The
sale netted $3.50.
n.,yu,. ma mad dog rushed
into shs horne or I,oula smith. over
,nrn.a some az the furniture and
krockes the telephone from the tA-
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
TWO GOLDEN DAYS.

There are two days Of the week
upon which and about which / never
worry. two care-free days kept sa-
Icredly free from fear and apprehen-
sion.
| One OF these 10 Yesterday. Yester-
day with all its cares and frets. with
ali us pains and aches. NIL its faults,
Its mistakes and bIunders. has passed
beyond the reach OF my recall.
lcannot undo an act that ] wrought. !
cannot unsay word that said on
Yesterday. All that It holds Of life.
OF regret and sorrow. II in the hand Of
the Mighty Love that can bring sweet
waters out Of the bitterest desert
the love that can make the wrong
things right. that can turn weeping
into laughter. that can give beauty for
ashes. the garment Of praise for the
spirit OF heayiness. Joy OF the morn
ing for the woe Of night.
save FOR the beautiful memories
that Iinger. sweet and tender like the
perfume OF roses, In the heart OF the
day that Is gone. I have nothing 10 do
with yesterday.
And the other day ! do not worry
about Ii Tomorrow. Tomorrow. with
ali It's possible adversfties. It's burdens.
It's periis. it's large promises and poor
performances. Its failures and mis-
takes. IL as far beyond the reach OF
my mastery as It's dead sister--yes-
terday. It's sun Will rise in roseate
splendor, or beyond q mask OF weep
ing clouds. But II WIN rise. Until
then the same love and patience that
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
ELECTRICITY AND WATER.


Il
Heavily Charged Wirsa
The slight danger that iirem~n run
through the ebsctTie current paHeing
from heavily cbarEed wires up tb.
stream Of water they are squirting b
proved by an experiment eondueied b.
Ueo Tartaglini and repaired 10 In
scienza per T'uttl
A trolley car wise charged with "A d
rect current u H26 soita had one end
grounded; on the other end he direrted
q stream from . bose with nnzzle fif
teen miliimeters IN diameter. At 22l
meters diatnnee q veitmefRr attached
TO the nozzle registered twenty volts
At slxty-fiye cpntimeferx distaDce u
registered seventy veils and nj twenty
centimefern 80 volts The average nun
ean stand current Of fifty volts with
out serious ahock. 90 q fireman who
holds his nozzle 1vs or SIX feet from q
live wire runs no great danger.
Mr. TarfagIini made the same export
nlent on two lines Of alternating cur
rent one with 1900. the other with
1000 volts. and the voitmeter did moi
register any current In the stream Of
water. although slight shock was psr.
cepubls when he put bis hand into Il
With chemical exfingulsher be- got Q
current Of i.5SO voits NJ % mlIIIme
tiers from q wire with current Of 2.OCO
volts
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

In the Circuit Court ~ the Htate OF
Oregon Tor umatlllA County,
Leila q. Grrxory. Plaintiff, vs. DENNY
Gregory, Defendant
10 penby Gregory, peiendan, aooyc
named,
In run NAMH or ri,n srAre or
ORNaok, You are herls rvqaired v,
appear and answer the complaint hleu
against YOU IN the above untitled cause
within ak weeks oi the date OF the
tlrSt publication ot this summons, 10
Wit, on or before Friday the lllh day
% February. 1919, aud YOU viii take
notice that n YOU fall 10 appear and
answer or plead within said lime the
plaintiff, for wAnt thrrOi, will annly
10 the above entitled conit inr the rc.
lipI PRAYED fur and demanded In tho
prayerof her said complaint, namely.
Tor u decree of the cuur' fnreyer Ills.
solving tho bonds ~ nAtrlmOny now
and heretofore existing hetwecn plain-
tln and defendant and ior an absolute
divorce frum tho defendant
This summons IL Published pursnan,
10 an order of the Honorable Gilbert
W. phelns, Judge OF the above enli'
led court, duly made and filed herelu
on the 2pth day of December, lplh
The first publication OF this summons
will be made In tho Weston Leader
Published ~ Weston, o,rKon, on FRI
day, the 3lsl day uf Decrmher 1918,
and the las, publication win be made
ON Friday. the ilth slay of February,
1910, making = publication Of six con-
sccutlve weeks.
Dated 40 pandleton, Oregon, on this
tho alth day ~ December. 1918.
WILL N. PETERSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
postosiiee address. Smlth.Crnwfori
Bldg pendletou, Oregon.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
PRErART. PREpARE, PREPAREI

We trust that the democratic con-
gress and administration Will have the
courage to bring about government
bond Issue to finance national pre-
paredness. II funds can be raised In no
other way. such a plan would Ger
tainiy be no more unpopular than the
pork barref' policy that has resulted
In squanderfng millions Of dollars on
obscure waterways and needless post
office buildings The European bell
|Iigerents have already spent no less
than twenty-five billions Of dollars on
war. The United States can well af-
ford to spend billion dollars, II need
be. on the inauguration OF adequate
insurance against war--uniess indeed.
1t chooses TO give notice 10 the world
OF possessing such a peaceabie dispo-
sition that It would never defend IT.
self against attack. Half o loaf is
worse than no bread. since II will iuil
us into a false sense of security. We
should either render ourselves immune
to successful attack. or be prepared TO
surrender without fight to an invad-
ing enemy. Nothing could be more
fortunate than the final result Of the
great war which is predicted by H. @.
WeiIg--a sort OF international coalition
recognizing one central authority, In
which each great power would be-
come an even greater commonwealth.
Such happy contamination involves
the general recognition by Christen-
dom OF the universal Fatherhood Of
God and Brotherhood OF Man, and we
fear that II belongs to an unattainabie
Utopia Should mankind remain what
II has been and IL, then the United
States VIII need larger navy than
Engiand's, a mobile standing army Of
at least a half million men and mill
lions OF trained citizen soldiery, able
to serve intelligently In case Of need.
Raw troops would be butchered II
sent against such scientific military
machines as are at present battling
in Europe. Our best battleships are
said to be outclassed in range and
speed by the navies OF the great pow
ers, and we are also sadly deficient In
artillery and munitions. To undertake
war in defense OF the Monroe doctrine
against firxt-class power, which we
may be called upon 20 do at some fu-
ture time, would be madness itself
with the means at our present COM
mand. Then there Is the constant
menace OF Japan, which will be found
to recognize no principle save its own
ambition should ever
the time arrive when Il feels suffI-
ciently strong to launch itself against
he throat OF Uncle Sam.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
clIAMnEmAIN no rlr FRoNr

the position OF Senator Chamber.
lain AZ the head OF the senate commit.
tee on military affairs has given him
greater prominence IN these peculiar
times than was ever enjoyed before.
perhaps. By any oregon senator
Chamberlain believes In and advc-
Gates preparedness. and he does this
with the wr~-r of statesman, In
truth. those who have always credited
him with the remarkable ability as a
politician that he undoubtedly pos
sesses--an attribute that has won him
signal honors In state OF an over
whel.ainkly opposite political faith
must now begin TO sit up and take no.
tlce that he h much moro han a
mere politician, Chamberlain reeog-
nises the nations vital needs II Il In
tends to defend the integrity that Il
has more or less trusted TO luck" IN
the past. and comes out boldly In sup
port OF his position. He has done
much for Oregon. and viii now do
much Tor the United States n his
preachments are needed. "our
George" In fact. bids fair 20 outrank
the greatest OF oregon's senators OF
the past In genuine public service.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
notice Of stockboIders, Meeting.

The annual meeting OF stockholdera
Of The Farmers Bank OF Weston vii:
be held at it's office in the city OF
Weston, County OF Umatiila, State OF
Oregon. on Friday. the 2sth day OF
January. 1915. at 1880 o'clock In the
afternoon. for the election OF directors
for the ensuing year. and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Weston, Or. December 81, 1915.
z. NJ. SMITH. Cashier.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
SURPRISE FOR WESTON

The simple mixture Of buckshorn
bark. giycerine. etc. known A. Adler
i-ka. the appendicitis preventative.
surprises Weston. II draws 50 much
foul matter from the system thst ONE
SPOONFUL relieves sour stomach. gas
aud constipation At ONCE. II. Good
win. druggist.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

This from tho Weakly BulldogwrI
makes us wonder whether II has the
right steer; I'VE note that Bnl Peter.
son. the democratic chairman. In wiz
Ing 20 President Wilson TO appoint
Taft to the supreme bench. refers e
him as one OF the greatest men In
Christendom. Next thing we know
Frank Curl will be shedding tears
over the unrecognired greatness oi
Bryan" sf
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

We notice an ehvious tendency on
the part OF the Weakly Rulldoggsr a-s
Kernel Boyd 10 beiittie a gifted local
actor who--in his modest stiffness and
neutrality-suspicious. that we name him
not. Ward. Booth. Keene. Barrett
and even Shakespeare himself, who
was an actor as well an dramatlst--
have all had their detractors.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

Cape May Point, ~. ibid she or
didn't she Mrs. Florence Lindsey,
~. declares she swallowed her hus-
bands false teeth when she pIayfuliy
put them in her mouth. X rays fail
TO disclose them in her stomach and
she is suffering no pain. The teeth
are mIssIng-that's sure.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

IN his "Muliigan Stew" Editor Boyd
confesses 20 the receipt OF "t2 appii-
cation blanks with price list enclos-
ures from outside booze venders."
These gentry are quick to recognise
and establish profitable connections
with the ultimate consumer In q pro
hibition state.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
coNTENTMENr.

MY home 10 on the mountain steep:
/ seine for rabbits in the deep.
And as I pluck them from the boughs
/ feed them TO the angry cows.
Then 10 my EuIaiie HE.
And drink slice OF catfish pie.
---Exchange.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

for horses and cattle 10 the grass that
grows on meadow and hill. The nsxt
best thing 10 sweet, clean, hay and
feed that comes from our mill. When
you need rolled grain Of the right sort
Tor keeping your livestock In hna fet~
lie, look for our Sign and the good
things for for your dumb servants
stored In our bins. We handle Steam
Relied Barley, Oats and Wheat: Baieel
Hay. Millstuifs and Chieken Feed.
We're loeal agents for Peseock Flour
and Blaichford's Calf Meal. Phone al.
d. x. WOOD the Feed Man
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

While rabies has been more or less
prevalent elsewhere in the county
among the canine population, and has
occasioned quite scare In PendIeton,
AZ Ia conspicuous here by Its absence.
Nobody---not even the doga--has any
occasion 10 set mad In this placid and
restful community.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

The eminent jurist who said that he
didn't want the republican nomination
twho would. anyway?l stiii Hughes
to the line.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

We're somewhat surprised 70 hear
hat Geo. W. Perkins Is nnmerpu,
vnough 70 hold . sHall Moose con-
vention.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

Nineteen more Americans having
been murdered. Uncle Sam will just
about have 70 take Mexico apart and
see what makes its revolutions.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

Eleven peksons have died In Seat
tie from drinking wood alcohol since
prohibition went into effect--which 10
hardly the easiest way out OF a dry
state.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

New York Is now the largest city in
the world, having surpassed London.
Paris and Weston in population.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14
The Farmers Bank Of Weston
Established 1891
Rank account Best Asset

An account with this bank win help
you to do right, help keep you right
ga asss on always, everywhere and
Rith abb people. The larger the ac-
count the more good you can do, but it
Il not necessary to have large ac-
count to start with. Open an account
NTH what you have and we will as
sist v1l. t0 make it grow.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-14

We needn't expect to hear Elihu
Roof for anybody but himself.
Evening star., 1916-12-17

Mr. land Croker who yrrvedi from
prince the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND
PLAY TOMORROW AFTERNOON
First Gnme VIII he Played In nr,ud
street I'nri-Wni >tnrt nj
4 O'GiOrI,.

Win the Richmond Imtcrnationals
Wy rom nome Tomorrow afternoon,
ne Treasury team. winner OF the anna
t"Hi championship al Washington. and
lhc itUmcOuiid"rS. winner OF The title
in TINS city. VIII clash IN the Opcnin.
game Of the intcrcity series. The
sam" Will start at O'Clock ana doubt
IoSSlF VIII hc witnessed 10y a large
gathering Of fans
The strength of The Treasury team
Us not known. bun IL won tho cham-
Nlousulp az Washington, and. accord
ia" I" rcp"rtS from that cty. had to
<" some The battery for the visitors
mas not been decided at this time. but
,,mS'. who pitched tn" last game Of
Inc series with koscdnlc probably will
-" used arainst the i!omebuildcrs.
Sandcrs"u "r Iollim viii hurl for the
locals.
m" Washington players will arrive
Viii 80 I" the park just after they
drriV" 10 get some practice and 10 get
acquainted with the grounds.
on Monday afternoon the Home
builders viii play tho baltimore ANA =
tour champions AT Broad street Park.
III" Baltimore title has not been de-
cIdcd yet. and The last game Will not
b" played until Saturday afternoon.
and Deposit min" is leading the climi-
nation series. with two Victories and
"nc defeat iiainpdcu. last years
champion. is second. with one victory
ana ON" defeat, while st. Gcrads y NJ,
6. y team is at the bottom nf the
ladder. With tw" defeats and only one
victory
IiamHdcn viii PLAY each of the teams
on" gam" on SATURDAY. and if vie
t"ri"us in both Viii represent that
city nero OF Monday. According 10
reports from Baltimore. IIampdcn has
NOR" than an even chance Of copping
TN" TIT" Of that city. but the other
teams arc by 40 means out Of the
running
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
BELMONT RESULTS

longs Sanscrit. loo uiuxtonJ. : /" 10.
TO 1. out. won: GlanaGinty. u; o..
McTaG gart). - to J. = t" /, > 10 :. sec
ond; Glitter, 100 N.oudcD, 10 I" /.
t" |. 10 |. third. Time. EOS -.
Dads aud Ends also ran.
Second one mile aud u sixteenth =
Eluc Hustle. li9 tSchuttinScrp. I" J..
even. out, won; i'enmouSc. ll% cNm
nroSc). II To =. 2 to >. out, second. Kill
mer. 100 G'hillips,. { To J &" >. out
Third-sx and one-hnlf furlonEs
rlumosc. ia (Ecorh. . to =. > To /.
even. won. Nashon, lis a. McragrarD.
to |. To >. to >. second MHlIoar.
II Hu'w"m. 20 to J., s /" !, 4 TO- !.
ch"stcrton. Tinklc Eel. Faraway. Nir-
S;nia w. Excelsior. Ecnja'nin. FLAX
Day. salon also ran
t'ourth-six furlnrEs Mont b'Or. VI.
il5 tNotter). : to >. out, won: Snort
Grass. 1875 tkeoEh), to |, L" :. out,
second: Hidden Star, II. GtuNtou).
u To >. to :. out. third. Time, :l@ =.
only three starters.
Fifth ,ecplcchaSc. about two miles
Alley. 1872 IPalmcr), . TO >. TO 10.
To ,. Won ormead. II" 1Eicidcr),
~ TO ), to 10, to 3. second; kusila,
third Time. 4:30. Expectation. Chorus
Girl kcnworthy. Dorcrs also ran.
SiXth--hvc and onc-half furlongs-
Sisaga, 10! Phillips), II to ), to i.
TO 3. won: Farce. loi tWarschcr).
20 To L. TO ], To !. second: Merry
Thought. H.. ioi q. McTagsarD,
- tol. 10 l. to .. third. Time 1907.
Marie oGilc. vixen, wingold. Golden
Rod curve. Mother Machrcc and Black
Not" also ram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
FEW RACKETERs REMAIN
SIXTEEN REACH FOURTH
ROUND AT FOREST HILLS
fh'"ritcs Run True To Form Tbrou1b-
""' Experimentation
Mtns From I,cIL
By Briggs

fo'tEST HILLS, August 3l.-or tho
~ players who entered the thirty.
SIN'A annual singles Championship
tournament OF the National Tennis AS
S'c'a'i"n on Monday, only sixteen re-
NAMED IN uIay N the end OF the thirb
''Hhd to-day Of these. nine repre-
Sentcd the East, six Of tho poc,c,,
"a, hhd one OF tn" south. The East
con tmScni comprises Wallace +.
%nHHsoh' philadelphia: w Merrill Hail
Ne" York: +. II. Whitney. New York.
W >. 'lothi"r. Philadelphia: r. Norris
humans W.a!!iIms, H.. philadelphia; william NJ
Y H,rIi'."" .ii, ana leonard beekman. New
-: ana Kari II; Behr. New York. The
Mn HSni"ih Sqund includes Clarence j.
l |,liiI Los Angeles; Wills L: Davis.
1,aitiornie: Williams ". Johnston. san
ir4hc!sG4. the title holder; Maurice T..
in,!:oHt nm Los angeles, champion in
VI ana 1913. and X. i.indley MURRAY.
formerly Of California. but now rcsi
dent Of New York The South's rem
I,eSrn'Ative was Douglas :. Waters. OF
Alm"st without exception the sur
viy"rs played strictly to form. Tho
nearest !" an upset was in the match
N"Nh"ll IN Tia" th.rd set was within n
poInt OF winning. but lost in a long
,r ra"I ,rn , iNI-s%t strnegis clothier
nan. o! New York. playing five sets
Inc" principal interest centered in
IN" N!aNinE of McLoughlin. who de-
ic;tteh !. Roosevelt Pcll in straight
sets at t-3. st G-3, but there was a
vide difference. OF opinion regarding
MS chances "f reaching tho finals
Much Gi IN: Spectacular was missing
from tho Califurnans game TODAY.
ana only IN spots did he fash with the
brilliant drives that made him famous.
Johnston the rlaying-through cham
and played fully u3 Ia the games
which won him tho title year ago
waters entered the fourth round az
tho result Of the default OF q; a. l..
Dt"nnc, Of New York. due 10 muscle
cr"inp. after each had won one set.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
Speaker Coming Back

Speaker. lending butsmnn of the
American i.cnEuc, Increased his lead
over Cobb by three points yesterday.
when the GcOrrinn made hut one hit
IN hNc times at bnt, Speaker MAX
Ing two hits In fonr times up. Jack
s"n. In third plaer, was the star
performer. however. getting IL home
rum II triple and II single cut nf
f0ur trips 10 the plate. nnd iucrcns-
Ing his average three points
fhcrr were only two games In
the National League, and nnc or
the hNc leading bnttcrs played. The
standings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
SPORTS MooERs SHOWS IP WELL m FAsT c5MPANY TSPORT
lQHMOND LADS SHOW
= RETURN TO OLD FORM
Royals in First Game of Series and Play Alright
Ball Behind Leake-HendryS Is Hitting Star
for Initial Contest With Montreal
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch. /

trpSSn'.. ~ ~ ~ - -.
SiSN 80 80 Aus ne hl'h
noho Cihhpers 'ooN tnt hiS' '-"'he "i
ne series from me ''oN"LS mere TINS
ttcrnoon by inc score OF 10
iHe SaHi' was Il WI pi"Ee" '"air'
49,, ,is .,'',.s uo'nH hoo" "otN' '"ouSh t"e
r,'s s' +, St,M i'slieSS '""arus ,he end
inc hicnmoh" squad presented very
i.ue,i p"tole". up up, f.'pti' ie't-
aHuer. VINO uSuaiIN pays hfS' base
peihE az seVof" "nS". Whri' a young
ter oE the ria''e % MoocrS was played
r. shoI,' me Sh"t ana NOT seem TO
affect me visitors any however and
neE managed I" secure hard-earned
Nic'orE'
After starting OUT badly, l-eakc set
led down IN the th'Ed inning ana dur
Pug the laSt seven innings h"Id the
ioEais to Tvs" scattered mus He was
AIucheA up f"l Tour h'nS'es and iw"
IN Inc hrSt Nv" *t'hHaS' winch
Inade the sudden reversal i""k all The
better
hitlASer .hlIi Smlth announced mat
ne nae secured hoone from the New
ork Yankees ana that he would re-
Iort tomorrow. lie WI "e pIaNtd at
snort
HcnorNN, with three hits in ms many
trips 10 the plate. led the attack. Ills
homer IN inc c'Shth tailed the winning
Fun.
me hoHais scored IN ihr initia
frame. Smythe. hrSt man AT bat beat
put punt I" i-eakc re stole s'c"h"
Moran singled and Smythc took third.
aisel came 10 bat and. on the ihird
>l%ith the count two and Two. Leal>e
1corked WIG h'aNc am" S!n\ 'n'
ored, Smith WAS out I" left i"l9
I'd Slattcry went ont !" hrSi haS"
The !"ca'S secure" 'heir hh'' 'n''N
N the second session WaEn"r, irS'
AN up, singled TO left field. hamrau
alkeI MaHden "''t ""' 4 so" "n'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
WEEK END
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS
Norfolk and Virginia Beach

Round Trip Tickets are sold via Nor
folk and Western hallway Friday At
tcrnoon and for all trains SATURDAYS,
at rate Of $500 to Norfolk and 1926 to
Virginia Beach. all good returning until
Monday following date OF sale. Spend
The week end and Labor Day down by
The sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
HORSE DRIVEN BY GEERS
WINS LARGE PURSE

I"asHI.y. isle. y Y. August ai.--St.
II,,'sJ,". '.Nr.n by =; + Geers won Tho
r"itr' BOO straight heats a; to-day $
-;aud oGeuii races. going the three
/ i"st"-l heats ever trottcd in a race
OYER ga, hudson River Driving Park
'."'N This WAS 81 FriSCus first start
| nus ..'I, ~ which he did not have 10
meet Mabel rrIsl Coz with Director
L'Ja and Ernest, with lima JAY had a
.h''d Hattc TOY second money, the lat
MAl"r WooIworth won tho frs, two
.t'lN OF IN" go" pace. The time oi
'' HSt heat 2.i$ S.. WAS so slow
inui all tho drivers, were immediately
called 20 thc judges stand. With he
.vNult ht, the second heat was over
SiN seconds faster Ia a driving finish.
%" savoy "nt-pnceh Tn, Major in the
d. ~ Mach Won All three heats in the
u" pace with apparent ease. The
Iron'th'; driven 10y Murphy, being the
'r.meIpal contender
u" meeting viii close Tomorrow
with fiyc races. Including the 100 nncn.
r." Observation-Disclosures EOS trot; thrc.
u i've. Purse $1,000:
81 Frisco, b. h., by SAN Fran
'!Sc" ti"crSl -
lima lay, bt IN. oErn"sO :: ,
P'rgG ,',.i TGdd; L. ,cox),., ; : :
aaim4 ,Nirsin!! iarnette also ran Time.
Ma. .,9s p y,! three heats: purse, $1,000
Tn" Nbhc Hiubbardt ... ! >
IhG Sav" ,i,, PIX Z" by Charley
Ar"'a " Oh ~ ccoN ....... , 3
2:o1 Ia. 0G 81. -
,2:lo riot. inrce heats purse, $1,000:
NJ Mack b. h., by McLintoch
iieicn Worthy, L. nj oMnrphvi. J
ia ., N,I III