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New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
PLAYERS
IN GOOD FORM
ON POLO FIELD
English Experts Show to
Advantage in Hard
Fought Game.

There was an international aspect 10
the polo at the Rockaway Hunting Cluo
Yesterday, as two visiting members OF
the Rugby, England, Polo Club, w.
Balding and John Drage, joined forces
with two Meadow Brook men 70 OPP
pose the Cooperstown team in the
opening game Of the series for the
club cups FOR teams handicapped not
less than 10 goals. Cooperstown, when
received Z goals by handicap, won by
10 to TN goals. One OF the best uphil!
fights Of the polo season just failed OF
success.
Thoma. LeBoutillier, I'd, No. 3 for
Cooperstown, felt as pleased over
personal triumph as over the victory
for his team. Cooley fouled him in q
most palpable manner in the sixth
period, not only riding across the line
Of possession, but keeping along with
the ball and scoring a foul. Referee
Voss had sounded his whistle for the
foul, which automatically stopped play,
so the goal could not be counted.
Then, without giving due considera-
ton TO the facts, all hands hurried on
TO middle field for a new lineup; all
save LeBoutiller, who sat impassive,
in "the rock shall move as soon as l.
attitude, at the spot where the foul
had been committed. When the absence
Of LeBoutlllier was noticed from the
rendezvous, all realized that play must
be resumed where il had been stopped,
and the players and referee came trot-
ting back TO where the stickler for the
rules had been focking by himself.
In the same period LeBoutillier
made a goal in a way that proves the
sort Of polo both teams played through
out. Shaw had make brilliant back
handler of a hit by Cooley that other
wise would have scored, sending the
ball to East, who brought it through
the field by four hits, and when
stopped by Howard Phipps, who proved
a nearly impregnable back, the ball was
taken along by LeBoutillier for the
count.
The first and second periods were
blanks. After that there was scoring
in every period, and no checks 10 the
fast play except for three brief inter
walls when Cooley, LeBoutillier and
Balding were in turn prostrated on the
turf to get back their wind after mis-
haps. All were exceptionally we'll
mounted, and three OF Lord VIM
borne's recently imported international
naes were in use-Satinella by Cooley,
Ladybird by Drage, and the speedy
Never Tell by Balding.
cooprRsrovN MEADOW BROOK
H'p' RUGBY.
10. A Shas Sd H'l
H. past ....S.i-J G Coolies. ........t
r. TeBoutillier ID s'2--W. Badng. ........-I
p.ct-T,eniaiain t;atlus 4 3-John Drage ........5
D'N lBack-Howard Phpps Z
rr.i .........Ij' Total ..............
Coop.rtovn-Goals earned g., b. handicap
,o,s TO- Mesior Brook Rugoy-Goals eireI
q isss penslfics. II: to,sl ~ Individual goas
Fo- Meadow Brook Rugby. Coo!ey. 3. Bsdls
2. PhipIs, i Fox Coopento'n LeBouullier
TaS. Penalties Foul and saey asAn''
Cooi.y: foul against Drage. Referee-E ; Noss
Tiwer-Abcr' Hunter.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Frank Kramer Injuries
Toe in Fall at Fire

East Orange, ~ j., July Frank
L. Kramer, the champion bicyclist. who
lives with his aunt. Mrs. L. II. Burnett,
at 65 Maple Avenue. had narrow
escape from suffocation by smoke when
fire broke out in the dwelling early
this morning. Kramer, in stumbling
downstairs, partly overcome by the
smoke. sustained an injury to the little
toe Of his left foot and is limping
about to-day with an old shoe on the
injured member.
His aunt, who occupied room in a
part Of the house not affected by the
fire. was aroused by Kramer after Ex-
else Commissioner Gilbert X. Williams,
who lives near, had summoned the
fremen
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Dates Named for Big
Polo Championships

Al meeting OF the Polo Association
committee yesterday. attended by II. l..
Herbert, chairman; William A. Hazard,
August Belmont and II. p. Whitney,
dates and events were arranged for
the championships of the United States.
70 be played on the organizations
grounds, the Point Judith Polo Club,
Narragansett Pier, July II to Au-
gust Il.
Earl ". Hopping and J. c. Cooley
were appointed managers.
All entries for the junior senior and
open championships and the four minor
events will close on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
SrRRncArEs, NOTICE.

N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER or
, non John j. Cohaian. Surrogate OF
- County a. New York. bearing date
.sth. 1915. Notice - hereby given 10
persons having claims against Caroline
I "esieryeit. late Of the County OF New
90 deceased. 90 present the same win
--hefs thereof 90 tho subscriber. ~ the
b. % Edgar a. Bcecroft. his place or
d clnB business. Room No. 1919. no.
i Aa.dcn Lane. Borough - Manhattan.
i-nt 'iiy ~ Sew York. on or before the
Gay ~ November next.
eit4. New York the 9Th day of May.
LIVINGSTON y. LEEDS.
c-lhisFator. with the viii annexed. OF
r, efoiue s. Wesfsrrelt. deceased
,At a. BELCrDFr
~n-lorrcy f1f AlmulsIr1tOr
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
ARCOLA WOMEN
BEATEN Ar GOLF
Four Team Matches Are
Played in New Jersey
Norwood Defaults.

The annual metropolitan champion
shin tournament having been decided
the women players of this section took
up their team matches again yester-
day. four of the six matches scheduled
in the New Jersey district under the
auspices Of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association being played. Nor
wood defaulted 10 Forest Hill and
Westfeld to Baltusrol.
Three Of the matches were won by
overwhelming scores. The hnglewood
quartet. playing over their own ground
defeated Arcola, with only three women
showing up. by a point total Of - 20 0.
Uackensack also put strong team IN
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
SUMMONS.

Vrw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
q, Kings-Titie Guarantee and trust
Company as Trustee under certain pee Deeo !
u trust made ana executed ny - "II ,oi ~
= kellogg date1 August 2jtn. ltlA ram
IN against Haryey Murdock, 4ltIe HudI
a-tee and Trust Company ana LdWaiu u,
Eeuorg as Executors Of the Last WIN ana
,resfsTSeut and Codicu thereto Of charlotte
xrfi0rg also known as Charlotte =. h Pc
iocg or charlotte Flckett Kellogs. de-
ceased: Louisa Cox S&nXay' hdwaIa -.
cr-sr7ou tr0eutioned in Deed as te.eStin'
" Scranton: Charles u Kellogg lWen-
toned in Decd as Charles > heuoEs i.
Alice NJ X. cooper (mentiOnoQ IN Deed a.
sice = COOPER Anna g. Parsons, y i-
rIeu, Siwpson: Sarah =. simpson; john
+ Sin1pson: Belle Livingston, JENNIE !.
Miller mentloned In Deco as gsHn'e ~, .-
NfUIerl. Mary L. Cartwright (ment.oned ln
pred as Mary CartwrighIt John H. -Nef
ton: James Byrne, Frances -. h!.. Hu-
ward q Ssnxay, Skefngton 5. norton
CEs~les 5 McAllister. Elizabeth ; hold-
ING mentioned IN Deed as Elizabeth san
va,N. Eleanor Z. SanNsy mentioned IN
nead as Eleanor Sanxsy), Hervey y. SEQ.
feld individually and as administrator or
ne Goods and chattels rights and credits
which were Of Horace VI Scoheio, de-
ceased: Annie r. killeer; Willlam H. u.
Killeen: FREDERICK r. Killeen' iEd"Sir,d '
lister. = n Kellogg SanXey. David Kel-
iogg: George Kellogg; Clarence Kellogg
Herbert Titus. Millard Titus. tannie ~ H.
Purdy tHento3ne,d II Peed v.,adp sf amy 9mt5- n
tGned I'm deed - Iottie K. Titus; Katie
O'Conneu: Title Guarantee and Trust Com d,
many. and The Chemical National Bank OF
New York. Defendants summons .,.
TO TIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
s0er the Complaint IN this action. and 20
serve copy Of your answer on the ram
ms Attorney within twenty days hfter
,he service Of this summons. exclusive ~
,he day OF service. and in case Of your IA +! =
,fre 10 appear or answer, judgment VIII
be taken against you by deiaut Iot 'Ho
relief demanded In the compliant, ~.
dated. Brooklyn, New York CITY, May
GEORGE d BERGENER.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Once & Post once
AddrSss. i75 Remsen street Borough of
Urookivn CITY Of New } ork.
10 thc defendants Louisa cox SsnNay'
charles Il. Kellogg (mentioned in Deeq ss
Crsries ( Kellogg. Anna G. Parsons Mary
I cartwright tmentioned in Deed 40 Mary
E.~,u,rtrht1 John r Norton. Edward &.
carvav Annie l. Killeen, Alice NcAlll'ter'
y IT. Kellogg Ssn1ay, Da.id helloss
George Kellogg and Clarence keilogg;
Tho foregoing summons ~ served upon
Sos, ~ nybllcatiou. pursuant 10 an order
,,bc Won James c. Van Siclen. Justice
- he eupreme Court OF the state Of New
w dated June 20, 1916 and hled win
ne complaint in the once OF the Clerk VI
the County OF Kings at the Han OF Hecoro,
In the Borough OF Brooklyn. county oi
Kings city and state OF New forh' on '"e
2Ofh day Cf June. 1916. =. ,o,s
GEORGE D. BERGENEk
Attorney for Plaintin. once fost Ciii. ,,..
Address. l55 Remsen Street. Brooklyn
y. y G.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
STORAGE NOTICES
Hobson's Storage Warehouse

last OF u. NICHOLAS AVENUE,
Sew York. July 5th. 1916.
10 Ms Elizabeth /. IT. Birch. MIS-
rtuf White Mrs. !. B. Nettles' Mrs'
Easy Moore Nr IS g. y Rlackley Mrs
. D. Gyun. Mrs Malcolm j. kikeT. MT.
. tph J. uevre. Nr N de j. Gomez. Mt.
, ,-1ss = Burns 1ir Roger warren MISS
T. J. ma Amelia Jones. Mrs. Mac McNS!.y'
, T. Abbott Nrs. y. l.. Phel ps. Mr-
Ia J. I..l.u. Nrs r. y Pearson.
49, C Nicholson. Mrs. George
, 's Nr g. 81 Gunter Mrs. Emilia
Fesrsoc Nre Naude II. Lasseli; YOU
each of you arc hereby notlned
-i o. tlm for The payment of our iieu
Pm ile property hereinafter described
t.te EXPIRED. after duo notice thereon
% been gwen y0l. We Will cause SUCH
F, itfty. % vf l-usehold goods. personal
! To- carpets merchandise. etc, stored
. ou rr Iu your name cor In which YOU
Aate an intcresD, In The hohSoh
ase Warehouse. To- be sold al puoHc
= Ron. according 90 the statute IN such
t.* made and provided. 90 the Monarch
Hon Rooms l6f last l25fh 81. New
+ '- City on Tuesday. July 25th. lslo' al
. rl. and ~ the sale thereon ~ "2t
p.t'cd ou said date the same Will ne
.hled a. she same place on each and
, y Tuesday thereafter, beginning az ~
= - on each day. and continuing until an
f.oos are solo,
hOBSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
July l-Jason and Pittsburgh a, Manlaniilo. Stew
ar a. la PsK
July Hopkins. A. la faz ,.,.
july 4-GAcier and South Dakois al MalatlAN 3
wasp a. y \. . -
Juiy 5-Birnin CHAM a. Newport McDousN. Al
Isle az Haut: Worten. a. y. y. .
Juiy 6-Bach. C0uyugham. Cyciops. Dela"Ne. Nc
Dougal Michigan. New Hampshire. south 'afo,ins'
Texas and Vermont. al Newport blslhei- j. 4'
Is and La al New inndol. Celtic. a. san DO
mingo City: COuyngham. az Boston. Des Nn.nts.
AZ YiliefrAnche Florida and Utah, N 10 Man :
Land Nero and Oregon. a. Ssr FfAucls-o. >AD
Diego al La Pn Vixen 81 Camden.
July 7-A!ar. Al Oi0lsApo.
SAILED
July 9-wlnppie Ia Psz Tor GuaymAs
July ALBANY. ManEzniIlO FOR Acapu.coi AAhtls'-
L. Yenfena Bay Tor Mazatl 200.
July 5-Birmlngh4m Providence f7r Nf"poT. hu' %
faio san Dieso for Mare Island. tNri,i. p.
Shanghai f1r Cninwangso. Flo1ds. h4f ii@i '-
fr Block Island. Glacier Mat4. an ior San
Diego. Milwaukee. Santa kcsa4A i"f 1uN hl
san Diego Mazatan for j. Pa Nu'i-..
peefskiI for y y. ard
Jub 6-Beuham. Sag Har5or fof Grcenpori ,onyss-
ham Boston Tor Newport Dixie Galveston ilr
ranpi-o. jacob Jones. Miscasset i1r Ne'pyil
kAlaUha Guantanamo f0r Boston. Mcnclss.. l'.s
AZ HAui fr5 Neapor " .toun ONO ahl W.
.ols.l. Guantanamo fur Provinces. "n. ere. 90.
Mar. lsa'l for san lrsu.lsUu, Mpfl-i. N-'
lors 90. Nca London.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Kumagae Keps Up
His Big Tennis Drive

Kumagae. the japanese player, de
feated Jack Cannon, OF Kansas City.
6-3, e-3, 60, in the semi-fnal sin
giles Of the Central States tennis
tournament to-day. Dix Teachenor,
of Kansas City, defsulted his third
round match TO Paul Dsrrough, OF
oklahoma.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Johns IS WINNER
OF GREAT LAKES

Buffalo. July Van Dyke Johns,
Of san Francisco, to-day won the
Great Lakes tennis championship BY
defeating Lester Gilbert, of Buffalo,
IO-8, 81. 0 6, 6-l. Vanderbilt
Ward, Of Rye, y. Y, will not contest
in a challenge round for the cup.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, OF Norway,
defeated Mrs. Bickle. Of Toronto, IN
the final round OF the women's ain
giles, 6-1, 81. Miss Bjurstedt will
meet Edith Rotch, Of Boston, to-mor-
row afternoon in challenge round
for the cup, which is now held By
Miss Notch.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Pete Johns Temporary Manager.

Columbus, Ohio, July Pete Johns,
second baseman OF the Columbus
American Association baseball club,
this afternoon was appointed tempo
rary field manager OF the club until
manager to succeed Rudy Hulswitt
can be selected Hulswitt resigned
following a losing streak.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
WILLIAM GINTELL & co.
OF LIMITED PARTNER
TATE or NEW YORK
nY or NEW YORK
'0TNIY OF NfM YORK

FATE or NEW YORK
ny OF NEW YORK tSS;
0UNTY OF NEM YORK
re william " Ginteu and David W
ssea aH q he CITY and County or
sE York being % full age. having
.f-sd a lw!tcd partnership pursuant 70
-s provisions q the Statutes of The State
New York Including partnership IA"
CD hereby certify as follows
FIRST That the name ~ tho hrm rh
,.- which business is 20 be conducted -
William Guteu e. CO.. and the county
wherein the principal place OF business
. q be located is New York county.
SECOND That the general nature or
20 business Intended 70 he lransa ted by
Hl1 partnership SIS the manufacturing ana
THIRD THAT the names or tns gen
!, q. and sper. .al partners interested therein
aat their respective places Of residence
~ IS follows
Csrersl Partner. william Gintsn. 81
iss, ilth street. city 81 New YORK, state
special partner. David ". Cohen. l2t
E,r li4th street. City of New YORK. STATE
F0vRTH Taat the amount Of capital
.tt.h me faif David vs.. cohen as Spe-
re- Partner has contributed .u cSsh 20
'- common stock 0f The said co-psrt
sip is Tlre. Thousand 1S5'900) Dol
18TH. That the said partnership Is
,sg.n on tre 31th dsv of June. lsiS'
az 20 srd ca the 30th day % June. 1873
.siet Nea York June 3oth. lsls
% TIE presence of Benjamin Weiss
William M Giuteu a.. s.
David W cohen flA y
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

the field against the visitors from
Plainfield and won every point in each
individual match, which gave them a
II 10 victory.
The women Of Montclar went down
to Hollywood, but without much sue
cess, for the latter organization won
by II points TO 0. Mrs. T. s. Stephens
was the only player on the Crawford
team who was able TO win a match
against the Glen Ridge quartet on the
Glen Ridge links. her side being de-
feated by 7 points 70 ,.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Indianapolis Signs Collegian

Indiananolis. Ind, July 7.-Vedder
Gard, captain and third baseman OF
last seasons Indiana University base
hall team. signed a contract with the
Tndjanapolis American Association
team yesterday. He was ordered 20
report TO the Evansville lie Indiana
Central League Club under an op-
.ional agreement.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Fast Time Made by
TWO-Year-Old TrOtter

Hartford. Conn, July THE feature
Of the last days stay Of the Bay State
Short Ship Circuit at Sage Park this
afternoon was the showing Of Labe
Riddell a two-year-old colt. The colt
went out to beat 2:30 and made the
mile in 2:20ii, and was bought imme-
diately after for $4,000 by New York
horseman.
Jess Y. won the 2:ls trot, Baron Ma
rion took the 2:20 pace in straight heats
and Princess Wilkes captured the 2;l3
pace.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
IRON Tho Tribune Bureau.l
WuhinTon. July 7.

!.
C.,, sANU-FL GLEANES. Cav hATns ic,
+e,.c1 CON miss!On a. j. col of CAV. H. Nanohai
tgafI OF Penn. relieved ron present. nulIs All
xW ,oio lat Cav National Guard of Penn.
CAM WALTER c JONES. Q NJ G. report ~
tecrrsrh ~ com. gen. Southern Dept ior As
s.gumc.t - - -
c..o,d II WALTER W. WYNNE. l2th Cav. at
e,s.h.d sdstion section of sis Corps a. az ava
Non student. 10 sig Corps Aviation school, san
Diego.
r,r., Ia WARD BRlNToN Med Res CoIps & re, r.,
- 70 com ofecer lN Penn Cav Tor duy WIN
~, oygauirstiOn en- route 10 Texas border snd on
srp1vs rrport hy telegraph 10 com. gen sou''e'h
Dent for assignment
pYrst /, WALTER y. PRossER. sig Corps. , rom
'H1,v with Held Co /. So Corps. At - Dis B
,tES 'fatIon a, Fl Taso aud assume ehtse s's
C0rlS supply depot
Cant JARVIS J. BAlN 'ors o' LIZ ''"
thauanoogA TO NasANlie -.,.,.
p..,,n.tion iy Fss, IT. GEORGE z OSBORN.
Mod Kes Corp. acceliea.
NAVY
nt,u n. g. MDUFrIE detached Maine N chi
cago .. .,-., ,.t ,.,,. ,s.4 rtps.
,,...p .p"ii' ffAry TO- r0.le.tl.a SUNS oai Nca
Neril5 anl lut. oa lo4rl WleH c'iiI-. i'.--
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST Between Hotel Htz Carlton ana p tYIh
monis. reward offered. See Cashier. Rtz-CArltoh
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

I e. ~ "A FEW Old CHURCH iEWS
a. ,'n'hes. Societies or ehLr hrs hatut
.' sale please address she kcy. >
o. AZ ",.1 u North second Street huo-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST. .-Bankbook No. l.2t, ssl or Inc
Bowery Savings Bank. i50 Bowery' New
York The finder IS requested TO return II
90 the Bank
T0ST-TIanEbook No 1861. seamen' :
Bank for Savings 70 Wall St. New ork
Payment stopped and cancellation applied
for Please return TO Bank.
LOST OR STOLEN -DankhoOk No 55lst7
~ the Emigrant Industrial savings bsh X
PAYMENT stopped Please return Book 10
Bank 40 % chambers street
T0~T BANKROOK 40 50l.7Oo eEAMl.N 5
Bank ror saving. 90 Wall st. New YORK Pay
mct aoqlcl aad cancellation applied ior F',aa'
s "Hfa
- uANhKOOk 30 / ogi f6i or BANK FOR
savings $50 81 az. Ncw York Payment sio..''i
f'...'.' -rfu-u fo h0rk
--,~T-BA NkBOUN 40 .Oss. .979 or RANk FOR
ssyngs $50 an sv.. Sea YorS Payment StoplNd
Please return 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
The Then and Now Of 1t.

said that "a good little man had no chnc
with a good big man.?
Willard fight We haven't seen
sounded at
but has reached the $3.50
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Results of Racing
at Aoueduct Track

FIRST RACE-Selling. for three wear -ods snd up
ga-d which have not won mon. tian one rae
s'a,e June purse. $500. one mile.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
F,Irmort A. C.--Jmk osmp,1 and wild Bart
kenny
sro.dyy S. c.-Huy Pierce and waltz mshr.
MONDAY.
obm,Is A. C.--JIm Hss5 and eoldI~ osnsi'
TUESDAY.
HARLOW s. c. (Hammsis)-wlllls hothSsll snc
Andy Co~tss. Jlmmy Duny and Bud Pnm~.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
zfl69rM&ht
C1y Gla7Lka10 Rice
Explaining Something.


Explaining Something.
}. Cesar dropped a game on eday;
Kid Cassirs tcpcd him of the map;
Old BonGpurtc looked Ike jay
At WGtrOos Uorid
Mark ANTONY at Acum
Looked like a large and brly quinoe
Doc Xcrres skidded on the bum
And hasn't bagged u battle since.
YouU find the last game Pompey ticired
Thcp trimmed him at the gates Of Rome;
old Alexander beat the world
And then got doubIecrossed at home
The dope UorkS II did them
No matter where cast
tcertai times all as
on o and don't by.
has issued pamphlet of ten thousand words show
Lous rebuttal consists of three
You hear of aaroud stars undoubtedly all
ball game other ball player
ufeder crack nheder and
first class base
while Fielder Jones hasn't yet developed any
lifted them noes above
before St Louis begins to get
Of the
he of arriving with those who
belong
The First Vote
primary going before the pop
platform that will bring Cincinnati and Cleveland
together world series
In the first place they second place for
some beyond the ordinary drift
Having defended his against Freddie Welsh should
McGOn Or out after FRANKIE Ene and
Kid Lavigns
The main Dillon and Freddie Welsh that Dillon
they and Welsh doesn't care no" old they come
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

Tms o. start good Won hanfily Winner
cfl 2 b. star Shoof-MiUJI. O"Atd u5 James
Eltier. uai4ed Dy D. MclofmItk
THIRD RACE selling fo- three year oIds .snd
upward. hy subscription % s. each. WITH N'lo
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

issued pamphlet Of ten thousand words show
rbual of three
wods-"We'e i'm"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08
The First Vote.

ence between Dillon and Freddie Welsh is that Dillon
Id they come and Welsh doesn't how old they come
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

IIme J u ~IdTI EI1I- W0- 0a----''5 =
D Z iv King James- Belle o. OaAey. owned -
& r. Johnson ir.. trained hy ). + MsyosrN
FOURTH RACE-THE PROSPECT HANDICAP. --
FOR thrce year o.ds and upward which have not
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

Slr undoubtedly the
Then kindly other ball player
who is basman pitcher outfeder nfeder and
sbaseru
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

lime 59I-5 star sod. Won driving Winner
DIX Ny Caeal-adour -pf'trnc. OAnei t} W. o.
Baxter. trained by g. % Miller
SECOND RACE-UANDICAP.-For two-yesr-old,
.-----.---.---- ~ .Lu n--- with A--- A.lll !.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

The summaries follow
New-York tribune., 1916-07-08

Time. ] =. Nihff EotN N"it 0o-'tf'
D 6v Spesrnint- Nature. Owned 10y l. Wood .
trained hy Thomas Welsh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-09
CLINTON

Friday, June 9, will be exhibition day
of the Clinton schools. In the forenoon
there will be races and other sports for
the pupils. The exhibits will be ready
for inspection at l O'Clock. At 2.30 there
will be program given by the rural
schools. At 7.30 there will be a program
given by the village schools. The pro-
grams will consist of drills, music, reci-
tations and Hiawatha play. The teachers
and pupils are working hard to make the
exhibition a success and it is hoped that
there will be large attendance.
The Clinton schools, except the one at
Morrison's Corner. will close on Friday
for the summer vacation.
Superintendent Charles L. Clement. who
has been on the sick list with lumbago,
is now recovering.
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Lowell have gone
to Milo to be present at the graduation
Of Mr.. Lowells nephew.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
High school graduating class will be
given by Rev. C. w. Lowell at the Brown
Memorial Methodist church.
The High school graduation will occur
on Monday evening, June IL. The gram
mar school graduation will occur on
Thursday evening. June 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-09
Maine DEMOCRATS
WILL LEAVE MONDAY
FOR ST. LOUIS COW,

The delegates and alternates from
Maine to the Democratic national con-
vention which will be held next week
in ST. Louis will leave Portland early
next Monday morning in a special car
which will be attached to special
leaving Boston with the delegate
from New Hampshire, Vermont and
Massachusetts. 1t is expected that
the party will reach st. Louis some
time Tuesday night. Arrangements
have been made for the entertainment
of the delegates at st Louis by United
States Senator Charles F. Johnson Of
Maine, the member of the Demo =
cratic national committee from this
State.
All the delegates and alternates.
with the exception of Col. Frederick Fl.
Strickland Of Bangor. have signif1ed
their intention of attending the con-
vention. Col. Strickland's place will
be taken by his alternate, Melville p.
Milliken of Stockholm, while G. Fred
Snow Of Bangor has been selected by
the State committee as the alternate
Of Mr. Milliken.
The delegates from Maine to the
Democratic national convention at st.
Louis are as follows:
First District-Governor Oakley c.
Curtis Of Portland; DR.. John w. Con-
nellan Of Portland: DIR. William ].
Maybury Of Saco.
Second District-Congressm DAN
lei ]. McGillicuddy OF lewiston; Her
bert d. Maxwell Of Boothbay Harbor:
Arthur Wilkins Of Jay.
Third District-United States Sena =
tor Charles F. johnson Of Waterville;
H. II. Gray Of Milbridge; William F..
Scott Of Madison.
Fourth District-Harry A. Saunders
OF Greenville; Melville p. Milliken OF
Stockholm; Peter Charles Keegan of
Van Buren,.
The aletrnates to the national con.
vention from Maine are as follows:
First District-James w. Meserve Of
Buxton; George M. Blake Of Portland /;
Charles E. Valley Of Sanford.
Second Decentralization Mccarthy
OF Rumford; John E. Fitzgerald OF
Bath; Philip Howard Of Rockland.
Third District-J. J. Walker Of Lib
erty: Harvard c. Jordan OF Ellsworth;
Arthur Daviau Of Waterville.
Fourth Distriet-Fred w. Knowlton
of Did Town; G. Fred Snow Of Ban
gor; Harry A. Snow OF Milo.