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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
According to the old Democratic GUS
tom, I take this method of making
my announcement as Candidate for
reelection, to the office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court, at the June pri-
mary.
AS in the past, you will get a prompt,
courteous service; and your votes and
influence will be appreciated
Very truly yours.
HENRY HUTCHINSON,
Palatka, Feb. I'd, 1916
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For County Commissioner.

To the Democratic Voters of Second
Commissioners District.
| Will be a candidate in the June
Democratic Primary for the office of
County Commissioner from the Sec
ond District, an office [ am now filling
by appointment of Gov. Trammell to
fill out the unoXpired term of Mr.. ].
Fl. Millican, resigned. I will greatly
appreciate the support of the Demo-
Gratis of the district
Sincerely yours,
c. e. ROWTON
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For Sheriff.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County.
1 am a candidate before the coming
primary for the Office of Sheriff, and
will greatly appreciate the support of
all Democratic voters, and their votes
in the primary election.
P. M. HAGAN.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
rundown WOMAN
Made Strong By Our Vinol

Fort Edward, N.Y. was in run
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We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
ORDER FOR pUBLIcy
ORDER FOR pUBLIcyl
In the Circuit Court, Eiyhs|
Circuit, Putnam COUNTY i
IN CHANCERY. |
E. P. Marshall, n
Complainant,
VS..
Grace B. Marsha,

r, LEI endant.
1t appearing by affidavit,
to t! the bill filed in the Al
that Grace B. Marshall, Hs]
therein named is a nOD.n|
the State of Florida, and NJ
of Johnson lin the State IN
and that she is over the AL
ty-one years; it is theretsI
that said NONRESIDENT Ddl
and she is hereby requira
to the Bill of Compliant n
cause on or before Mondl|
day of April A. D. 1916, oil
allegations of SAID bill Wi
as confessed by said Dets
1t is further ordered n
der be published orce a WA
az consecutive weeks nJ
News, a newspaper publa
County and State.
Witness my ham and
this, the oath day Of Fsa
(SEAL) HENRY HUTG
Cirek @
By Henry Huh1
E. 3; Haskell, Esq.
Solicitor for ComDlaissH =
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
COUNTY OF PUTNAM. }
STATE OF FLORIDA

|, Henis Petermann, Supervisor OF
Registration of Putnam County, Flor
ida, do hereby certify, that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct
list of the qualified electors entitled
to vote in special election to be held in
Penel Special Tax School District No.
8, Putnam County. Florida, on April
II, 1916. to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Witness my hand at Palatka. Put
nam County, Florida, this 18th day of
March, A. d. 1916.
HENS PETERMANN,
Supervisor Registration
Putnam County, Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
Notice of Application for Tax Deea
Under section Of Chapter <SSs,
Laws of Florida.
MOTTO

James Ross purchaser of of fractional Tax
Certificate No. Sll. dated the 7th day of
July 4. d., 1918 has hled said fractional GER
tificato in my office. and has made nppIica-
tion for Tax Deed to issue in accordance
with law.
Said fractional certificate embraces the
following described property situated in
Putnam County, Florida to-wit: 81
SEX Of swx, Section 2, Township IL, 3.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For Member School Board

To. the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County
| have decided to be a candidate for
member of the Putnam County School
Board, subject to the approval of my
fellow democrats. If elected / promise
a faithful discharge of the duties Of
the office and will swork for the up
building of our common school system
Yours truly,
LABAN PRICE.
MelroSe, Feb Gath 1916
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For County Judge.

To the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County.
l hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of County Judge, subject to
the Will of the Democratic Primary
If elected the duties of the office will
receive from me prompt and careful
attention. Your votes and influence
" i'll be appreciated.
JULIAN c.. CALHOUN
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
9th DAY OF ApBu ;,
Nofics III OF Application fl, ;.
Under Section 5 Of c1 lof !,
LANHa nf IL, 0uaplt

Under Section s ,pp OF d. 1of |,
>,or,, Laws Of Flo,Isalpt TdIapt
NOTICE is nereby b''as =
d. r. Fell purchase NJ froo,,s ss
1lflcate No. 32l. dated the %.ttSSlGll nv %
d., 1913 has filed said frsutih fra IN dals
In my office. and has maTa a"TI'lOnsl s 1
Tax Deed to issue in arnnrs '.laue apll1
Said fractional rorfifin.autatneev
iollowlng described prones,.eei nse eil
putnam County, Florida pt1Iy tn Y
Al section (excvp, WI WI /'T;sll; rll
VIZ of Nw4 OF SCI, Sec,to ri, h4d|
IL, s. Range 24E., 100 A,'0A Acres
The said land being ,,.
date of issuance Of Such = fbSsess Nss'l
the name of New South FARM va \
Unless said ccr,Ifcate 49,
deemed according to law. ~, sa
issue thereon on the 3rd dorS,, %
1916. ~ u uay,0A
Witness my Official s,,,.l
seal this the 3rd day of Marcb !
(SEAL) HENRY urns.
Clerk Circuit Court, pnt,!!C INV
BY H. HutchlnsanI' I'T i
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
Bostwick, Florida.


I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Tax Collector subject to
the will of the Democratic primary.
Your votes and influence will be ap-
preciated.
r. c. HOWELL.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24

COUNTY OF PUTNAM.
7, Henis Petermann, Supervisor of
Registratlon of Putnam County, Flor
ida, do hereby certify, that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct
list Of the qualified electors entitled
to vote in special election to be held in
Crescent city Special Tax School Dis.
trlct No. $, Putnam County. Florida
on April II. 1916 to the best of nv
knowledge and belief.
Witness my hand at Palatka Put
nam County, Florida, this 18th day of
March, a. D. 1916.
HENTS PETERMANN.
Supervisor Registration
Putnam County, Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
ORDER FOK PUBDq
In the Circuit 9urt, EgI
Circuit, Putnam County
IN CIfANCERI 4

In the Circuit { 9urt, Es]
Circuit, Putnam COunty|
IN CuANCERI|
Adelphia Ann FennelI
| L. w. Fennell. Israel J,
Fennell, jamie price BY
her husband and next
friend John !-.ce, Ida
Alderman, by 0er huS,,
band and me-. friend
Basil Alderman Lottle
Tyler, by he husband
and next frie"i L. W.
Tyler, Rosa ! BrantleF
by her husbar and next d
friend z. Brgnley,
CampainanS
Theophiel Al holz and
Lena B. A5r bOlz, hs
wife, William Laubacl
and Theophio. Pssc0'
refendants
1t appearirc by affid'1
to the pf bill filed in the
cause that Lena B. 4ds'
fendant therein named ~
a resident Of Toledo, Ol
age of twenty-one yen
there is no person u d.
Florida, upon whom % u
Subpoena would bind ; ,as N
it is therefore ordered u
resident Defendant ps "a n
by required to appear al
Complaint filed in sala slI
before Monday, the 81 4,
A. D. 1916, otherwlsys s.- u
Of said bill will be taIa
by said Defendant; I'D 4
1t is further orde.'.
ler be published once !,
consecutive weeks u
News, a newspaper p'
County and state. ,,i
witness my hand 7, "
his, the 18th day, q GarTfd
Seal HENRY {c,i,s nj
BY A. <
Iilburn & Msrryds.y!, ~,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For Superintendent Of Public Instruc
tfOn,

TO the Democratic Voters of Putnam
County:
1 hereby declare myself a Candidate
for re-election. in the coming primary,
to the office of Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction.
l sincerely thank you for your kind
ness to me in the past and again So
licit your vote and support.
Respectfully,
j. d. COTTINGHAM
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24

DO YOU KNOW THAT

j. I
j. Four per cent of the inhabitants 1
i of certain sections of the South !
j. have malaria? !
j. :
+ The United States Public Health 1
+ Service has trapped 615,744 ro- !
j. dents in New Orleans in the past 1
+ 18 months? !
j. i
+ The careless sneezer is the /
+ great grip spreader? 4
+ I
+ Open air is the best spring i
j. tonic? +
+ 4
+ Typhoid fever is disease pecu- !
+ liar to man? +
+ Measles kills over 1000 Amer +
+ ican children annually? +
i !
+ There has not been single +
+ case of yellow fever in the Unit +
+ ed States since 1906? +
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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
NoTICE FOR pup,,.,
Department of A.

'at,H
ida. ''1 DIT Gainesvs
>, NOTICE is hereby March ai.h L
snqs + F. Am ). NJ. N6oTelI y ISa Of Faisial, FB'Isa
1910, made Homesstrnoo'a $ ro' ! on Des,
for Southeast opart aa Entry \
quarter, Section g. ' Etr Td Of \
Range 26 East, ito3Wnshipi \
has filed notice Of T 'iinnt4oassssee
ttLive.year - Proof, to ,emsttta9ltdioa !
Of Or Circuit Court, Pi9fG, PaistGG,, BID
9th DAY OF April i
VI, Claimant names as wi,.
W No. o. i. i0mer Of palatk1al,' ~ f.
John Melton of pa,at,o =,
No. /. ''"lka, Fla Il
]. J. Willis of palatt, ~
No. 1. ''ka' Fla d
w; T. Wilkinson of pa,o,
d. No. /. diatka h
ROBERT n
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
LIST OF QUALIFIED ELECTORS EN.
TITLED TO VOTE IN SPECIAL
ELECTION TO DE HELD IN

POMONA.
Special Tax School District No. 10.
Putnam County, Florida. on April II
| 1916.
PRECINCT NO. 6-POMONA,
Alvers, w. c. New NJ II
iS,,, ifnNptS, I. &. Mccormick, w J.
iSi uIlsou' sam OlmStead, f. b.
! Brunson, E. +. Otterson, G. "
SIafk, q 9. Peck, S. Z,
/ Davis, J. H Piplar @ TT
puISt' ,. Purdee, J.
RuTst Pi, Nn. Ryals, ]. w.
IS, rs iT, l. IA King, II. A.
IiopbS' w. E, Silas, c. A.
IIa[hl4h u. w. Shark, C. Il.
Humphrey, d. c. Smith, G A
Hayes Fl. II. Smith, I r
f[Lsn, Ink H. A Tucker, j. NJ
JohtlSoH' II. ID. Tucker j. w
johnson. NJ NJ Taylor. 7 w
Nov wlt0tl; Z. A. Tyler. John
Ng.,i' =. u, Williams, S.
Mid6iSt Ma iSHIL y X; Worcester C. Fl.
Middleton, c. c. Wyetb T II
Middleton, r. b. Williams " NJ
lai uh Il, w. Welton, T. NJ.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PUTNAM.
l, Henis Petermann, SUPERVISE 90
heSlStrat1on of Putnam Countv
Ida, do hereby certify. that tbo at Fl 'or-
ana foregoing is a true ana corm.a.
nst OF the qualified electors entitiSS
TO TO- vote in special election to be bniS in
Tomona No ma Special Tax School DistTict
a. iutnam County, Florida m
april II, 1916, to the best Of nv knowIt KIN, on
mltnSss my hand at Palatka. Pint.
nam nan, county, Florida, this Ietb 40
March, A. d. 1916. 0'" udy OF
HENS PETERMANN
Supervisor ,Registratiop
Putnam County. Florida
"si or QUALIFIED ELECTORS nv
TITLED TO VOTE IN SPECIAL
ELECTION TO BE HELD IN
PENIEL
p,..p pee'"i Tax School District No. q
iois .i'am County, Florida, on Anr, :,
PRECINCT NO. 3.
Arnold. L. ]. Mo-.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
LIST OF QUALIFIED ELECTORS EN-
TITLED TO VOTE IN SPECIAL
ELECTION TO BE HELD IN
CRJySrENT rJpX-

Special Tax School District No. s,
Putnam County, Florida, on April II.
1916
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24

>pecia, Tax School District No. 40.
utnam County Florida. on April II
1916.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-03-24
For County Commissioner.

Melrose, Feb. Gath, 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10

ing. July "a TO 90. will average more
than In the past. From the best OF
information Secretary Frank w. Nc
Queeney looks for IL in the NJ. & NJ,
rs In the Board Of Commerce pace.
IL In the Pontchartrain 2:15 trot. l3
In the Griswold 2:10 pace. and 10 In
the Wayne sweepstakes for three
year-olds.
Early speed shown by the VI. q ".
candidates IL reflected In other
classes as well The Savoy, one OF
the Board OF Commerce field. has
been close 10 206. White Sox In
about the same notch. Fred Russell
IN 2:0s. very easy mile, and Billy
Dale in 2:07 Ia.
Grand Chimes, named In the
Pontchartrain stake. has shown
close to 2:10 ability on the half-mile
tracks. and is pronounced a great
trotter. widower Peter. also In that
event. has trained here and her
speed is the talk Of the state fair
camp, for she has beaten 2:10 like
q real trotter.
One Of the best performances on
the part Of any Of the colts was that
of Harrods Greek, when he won the
Sherwood cup at Toledo on Monday.
This youngster stepped In 2:15 LIZ.
was beaten in 2:141-< and came
back and won In 7:17 IA. which
shows that he has the lick and the
courage with II.
"It strikes me that the only guar
antee we need for q record-breaking
meeting 10 good weather remarked
Secretary McQueeney. III We have
the right sort Of footing I look for
marks In ell Of the fixtures. while
the class horses will have every
body dizzy with their flight. To me.
the outlook never has been az bright
for extreme speed a. II 10 this sum
mer."
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
BOSTON BEST
LAST WEEK
Yanks Still Lead, But Have
Tough Week Ahead; II
Games In Seven Days

NEW YORK. July 1o.-Midseason.
and the Yanks still lead today, In
the seven playing days following
the Yanks' play six games with
Cleveland and six with Detroit.
Continuing at their preGent rate,
winning 10 out OF the last "a. they
would take nine of those games,
which same would make them hard
10 catch. They are now two and
one half games ahead Of Cleveland
and have ready for The firing line q
cracking pitching staff Caldwell.
shawkey. Fisher. Heating. Cullop.
Mogridge. Russell, Love and Markle.
The Red Sor made the best show
ing Of the past week in the Amert
can league winning ave Of ak games
played, the Yanks nett with i've out
OF seven. Philadelphia lost all SIX
and in between are Chicago, Detroit.
four out Of seven each; Cleveland.
three out OF six. Washington. three
out OF seven. and st. Louis, two out
OF six.
In the National league The lead
ing Dodgers won six out OF seven
tightening their grip. Philadelphia
and Boston had q battle royal for
second place. The Cubs open this
week with a tail hold on the nrst
division. having passed New York
and Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
RELAY RACE
MAKES HIT
Motorcycle HonOrs Taken 6
CrevistOn and Verrill Team
Sunday

Despite some vexatlous delays.
speed fans had u lot OF good sport
at the fair grounds Sunday after
noon. when Ray Creviston and
'Krazy Horse" Verrin won the 900
mile relay motorcycle race from
large field. Creviston was the in
dividual star OF the afternoon. prov
ing the champion rider of his team.
and snnsxing . couple OF short
events.
II was expected that the relay fea-
turs would please the populacs be-
cause OF the numerous changes In
position that would be made proba-
BILE, and the race worked out that
way. The summary:
1oo. mile relay racs-Creviston-
x ,:rs lxsS IaSY:s;n a: a wGli,H
rndisn). third: kemp-whittier Hen
ass:onI: fourth Time: $500
;isIs:: H. ',:::: 70 y S'.it s s;s:s''
" lksr. Bsftram also started
First smile Qualifying hsat-crs-
secona; Meyer. tExoei.ior}. tEirG
Tims-<:ll a. Kemp, Stokes. Bsr-
tram, Milien also started
Second smile qualifying heat-0.
Walker (IndiAn). hrst; yerPill Gin
dian). second; Perry (Bxosisior).
third Tims-l:I6. Whittier. Hi.
lizard. yoss also started
Ftvs-mils nnal--Creyfston (In-
diam, nrst: Walker Undian). second,
verrill QndiAn), third Time-<.0o
Perry Davis and Meyers also started
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
SINGLES NEAR
The FINALS
Monday Afternoon In Tennis
Tourney Should Clear Court
For Title Play

With the first two rounds OF Gin
giles out Of the way In the Detroit
tennis tournament and the third
well started, II 10 expected that the
tourney Will be down to semifinals
before night. The decks have been
cleared for the doubles play. which
viii start Tuesday. and the pairings
are announced. Better competition
In the doubles than In the singles
II expected.
Eight OF the cracks In the senior
class remain In the running. They
are Reindel. Stone. Boyer. Donovan.
Doughty. Garcia. Emerson and Yves
brook. and half q dozen others stu
are In the running. This young
wesbrook 10 cutting quite . swath
In the tournament. While the dope
does not favor him. there u . pos
sibility that he will win both the
senior and Junior events. He show.
ed lot Of class Saturday. when he
defestsd Peters.
The Junior tourney II almost down
TO semi-nnals, With wesbrook. Brick,
Morton. Stocking. Bumpus and Lar
ned eligible for play. The pairtngs
for the doubles. which start tomor.
row, are as follows,
First round--Frederick and Fergu-
son va Doughty and Owen Garcia
and partner vs. Palmer and Lewis.
Second round-Reindel and Rase-
man VS. johnson and Johnson; Wag-
s s.a,. and d,,s SanD MD MSS s mlSS.f ana
Ter and Fitzgerald: Webster and Rice
Wray VS. winner OF Frederick-Fer-
guson va Doughty-O Owen match: Won
Nyhr and HImelhoch vs.. winner OF
Garcia and partner VS.. Lewis Pal
mer match. Mitchell and Thompson
vs. westbrook and Lightnsr; Barn
stad and Drake va. Hill and William
son. Stone. Jr.. and Stocking vs. EN-
erson and Donovan
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
eran Will Stage Spectacular BeSwappng Facas This Wel
- AAnKGlk2MN
E4'z1' E[5HI;|!'S!|&dIB'!klL:

Oh this week into four
outs and the doesnt
Johnny Dvers league and mourn tne
national games New York and Ceveano &c
New today he
Ysnks into the haroor Boston and Uos
third place. Washington and Detroit naa n
capital city swap oerths ~
and Athletics paired on TOT .he ce
GROUND
breathing flame and planning 10
: great victory by winning at least one game
4ns beauty berthwapping that each OF the ars M
Winning series good Tor step w az
- the club that is involved clean sweep can
White Sox must play seven games four
four days New YORK rms
rafting Of bones and ivory all up An'
s0OWn leagues battle front
E7 The Sprint Fingers
r dsvelopmsnts Of 1915 baseball the frequency
M rather than the common ming
a In years gone don't beeve that these ieouen
We inclined tnins
vha might becoming iashionape no
all the top speed
relieved and that they DON'T
be Tor pincn
notion Of slab duty has lot 10 DO Win
- decline batting In the major leagues
gathered interesting figures In inns conne
and show that American
as they hur
better Despite the com
Hughey Jennings practice OF using
Detroit wiers
the league Here are the
end Of June:
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
TIGERS AT
WASHINGTON
Four Game Series May See
Some Changes In Standings;
Dauss to Open

WASHINGTON. July 1o.-Tns r.
gers are mobolised again AFTER .
Sabbath that saw them strung out
all the way from Phnadelphia TO
Baltimore. Most Of the athlstss
sundayed In this city. but others
had little trips planned which pro
vided a Moe outing for them This
afternoon they open . four-gAme
series with the Nationals upon
which depends NTH place In the
lea que and possibly . higher berth
The Tigers are but the tinisst nHc-
ton more than one game behind the
Nationals, ana only between stx and
seven games from the lead. That
means that . fourgame series. wall
played. might have unexpected 70
wards.
Manager Jennings 10 planning q
SHIFT In battle array. but does not
know Just how TO 80 about IT, Bob
by veach Is the weak brother at
present. Robert hasn't been hitting,
but very fortunately his slump came
when the rest OF the club was club
bling merrily. SO II didn't hurt much.
Jennings is not certain whether he
will send Heilman TO left and Craw
ford TO right. and give veach . rest,
or whether he will Just drop Robert
In the batting order. II Is possible
that the manager will decide that
perhaps the slump IL over anyway,
and leave the left fielder In the
game a day or two longer before
experimenting.
George Dauss and his new arm
get trial today. according 10 the
schedule The Highlander says
that he IS feeling great again. and
II he IS. be should win his game.
Johnson may pitch against the tt
gers today. bur II is not likely that
he will work before Tuesday.
The last time the Tigers came to
Washington they lost four straight
games. When the Nationals invad-
ed. Detroit. however, they lost three
straight and might have dropped
more had the series gone longer
than three contests. All OF these
Navin field victories were won by
one-run margins, both clubs getting
spectacular pitching. The majority
of the games az Washington. how
ever. were free hitting affairs. The
National batsmen have been tanned
a lot since then. when they were
hitting far above their stride.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
ALPENA TO HAVE
NET TOURNEY

ALPENA. Mich. July 10.-The
Riverside Tennis club Of Alpena an.
nounces an invitation tournament.
which will start July rs and continue
as long as necessary. The events viii
include mems singles. doubles and
mixed doubles. and tennis players
from throughout the state are invit-
ed. A splendid time IL promised the
visitors. All the courtesies of the
Country club. WHICH include fishing.
bunting. bathing and golf. will be eI-
tended 10 the racquet wielders. Com.
mittees will meet the boats and
trains and everything done to make
the tourney popular.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
TAIPALE, FINN
DISCUS CHAMP,
KILLED IN WAR

Willie Koiehmainen, brother OF the
famous Hannes, is authority for the
statement that A. r Taipale, who
scored I'VE points for Finland in win.
ming both discus events at the Stock
holm olympics four years age met
death in the European war several
weeks ago. Taipale was lighting for
the Russians. He IL one OF many
athletes who have fought and died
for their countries In the great con-
fllct on the other side.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-10
Two Nj. and Nj. Entries
Beat 2:07 Before
July l

Never in the history of the light
harness turf has there been such a
prodigal display OF early speed az
is the case this year. Fast miles
have been reported from southern
tracks in other seasons. but in June
and early July the horses have not
shown what they have this year.
They have worked fast on the mile
tracks and raced fast on the two
lap ovals. so that when they come
together at the Blue Ribbon meet
ing, which opens two weeks from
today, the fur Will fly.
There Is unusual interest the
VI. & NJ. stake, which features the
Detroit card. Not only Is the entry
larger than IN ordinary years. but
candidates are smashing all prece-
dents, two OF them having beaten
2:07 before July /.
The first one TO do this trick Is
The Emo, and his performance was
part Of q birthday celebration. Ken
tuck" Floyd. who came north with
his horse last year. was SO the other
day. so he gave his entire stable a
stiff workout. The Emo marched OF
his mile In 2:0e "a, the last half IN
l:0s and the stretch quarter in 81
seconds.
The Emo raced acceptably as q
three-year-old and last year be start.
ed at Youngstown. where he turned
Q somersault. A week or 80 later
he did a gymnastio stunt at North
Randall. and they said that Floyd
ought to have pointed him for q cir.
Gus instead Of the Grand circuit.
But The Emo was fooling them.
for when be came 10 Detroit be
trimmed q bunch OF good trotters in
straight heats and took a mark OF
400 IA on a slow track. Then at
Grand Rapids he lowered this SEQ
ond.
Racing well through the circuit
Floyd set his mind on the VI. & NJ,
and his old meal ticket. Omar.
rounding TO shape this spring. he
named the pair In the big stake
Floyd counts on driving The Emo.
and II Omar keeps on--he has been
in better than 2:oe-Nick Grady
WIFI drive that veteran.
The other one 10 make the North
Randall railbirds take notice IL Pc
ter Nc. the over.winter favori.e in
the event because OF his mile In
2:03 IL last fall Mike McDevitt
has been taking II easy with this
wonderful young trotter. but last
week he gave him good mile. the
fastest OF the year by trotter.
Peter Nc. wen, 10 the quarter in
81 "a seconds and 10 the hall in
1903 The third quarter was in 81
and then McDevitt took hold OF the
horse and was easing him AZ the
end in 2:0s - Everybody said he
could have made II in 2 o. and as
final payments in the stake were
not due until the next day n is
lucky that he did not do so.
The day will be bigger one for
Michigan n Peter Nc. wins than n
any OF the others top tho summary
He Is Michigan bred in a sense. both
his sire. Peter the Great. and his
dam. Lillian r.. having been bred
and developed in this state.
Indications are that the fields in
the stakes or early closing events
which feature the Blue Ribbon meet