The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-09-20
Looping Death Trap Loop; Human
Horoscope In Trenton Fairs Acts
sensations For Open Air Program Freeor.a Pace and
Automobile Contests Busy Bees at Work In Apary.
Fish and Game DispIays-.- Canning and
Drying by Experts..-Demonstra.
tons of Farm Tractors.

stein-triesian Association of America
will add u per cent in cash to listed
premiums for registered animals. A
silver trophy has been offered by the
Ayrshire Breeders Association OF
Brandon, and silver tray has been
presented by Harry McNaer of Chicago
for the best pure bred and registered
draft horse bred In New Jersey. The
gift was made through Robert A. Fair.
BARN, member of the Fair board OF
directors and prominent horse owner
Tractors In Operation.
One of the most interesting of the
demonstrations at the "City of Machin.
cry" will be that of the newest tractors
Tor farm work. Flowing and other
uses for the mechanical inventions on
the well equipped farm will be shown.
All modern equipment for the country
Will have part in the displays, and
the agriculturists will have the oppor,
tunity Of learning new adaptations for
electrical current In lessening their la.
Dor.
The Horticultural and horticultural
displays will be more varied than In
any other year, as the number Of ex.
hibitors has advanced greatly over any
other season.
Harvey e. Rogers, superintendent OF
the Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock De.
partment, has gained more entries for
his department
Judges of national reputation have
been engaged to place the awards.
They will include: For poultry, Rich
ard Oke, Toronto Canada; j. II. Drew
enstedt Schenectady; Newton Cash,
N1neland. For pigeons, Rudolph Sweis-
furth, Philadelphia. For pet stock, Fl.
P. Phelps, Syracuse, and Frederick
Head, New Bedford, Mass.
The pet stock exhibit will be the of.
fetal show of the American Fur Fan.
ciers' association, whose officials are
cooperating to make 1t remarkable
display.
Races for the week will include:
Monday, Sept 24.-2:25 pace, $500;
2:24 trot, $500; 2:15 pace, $780,
Tuesday, Sept 25-2:14 trot, $500;
free for all pace, $500; 2:1S trot, $500.
Wednesday, Sept. 26-2:27 trot, $500;
PIP pace, $500; three-year-old, 2:20
class trot, $500; 2:1S pace, $500
Thursday, Sept 27-2:21 trot, $500;
ZIG trot, $500; POO pace, $500; 2:22
pace, $500.
Friday, Sept 2S-Automobiles.
Running races will also be a part of
the program each day excepting Fri.
day.
The free for all pace has aroused
great interest, and horsemen feel con-
fident of breaking the track record.
Entries for this feature are:
Single G., 200. b. s., by Anderson
Wilkes, dam Little Gyp, by Shoe Fly.
Fred Jamison, Arden, Pa.
Russell Boy, 2;0OA, b. g., by Rustic
Patenter, dam Maud F., by Vatican.
Ellis Franks Liberty, Ill.
Roam Hal, 2:0OA, r. G., by Hal De
Facto, dam Maud c., by Minnesinger.
j. III. Bronson, New Haven, Conn.
Peter Stevens, 201h, b. s., by Peter
the Great, dam RoXie Allerton, by AL
lerton. William B. Eckert, Reading,
Pa.
Judge Ormonde, 2O115, blk. s., by Or
monde, dam Hazel Banks, by Sirless.
William II. Crozier, Hartford, Conn.
Braden Direct, 2O1h blk. g., by
Baron Direct, dam Brader Lass, by
Brown Hal. Fred Egan, Denver.
Sellers D., 2:0GA, b. G., by Llanaret,
dam Nelly Gray, by Kentucky Prince
William p. Eckert, Reading, Pa.
Lady Aubrey, 2:12A. b. m, by Cap
tain Aubrey. dam Meta Wilton, by Will
ton. Thomas Berry. Pennington, N. j.
CANNING KRTiON
WILL BE MADE AT FAIR
Trenton Fair has obtained the serv.
ices of experts from the New Jersey
State Agricultural College to give dem.
onstrations in the canning and drying