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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
LIBERTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy o. vickery and
daughter Ruth Of Augusta were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morice Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett Hunt Of
Boston. who have been passing two weeks
in town at C. NJ. Hurd's. returned home
Tuesday.
J. j. Walker and family will leave this
week 70 pass a few days a the summer
home of his son. Donald Walker at West
Park. y. 7.
Walter Young and family passed Thurs
day of last week in Waterville attending
the Central Maine fair.
John Holt left last week for Danvers.
Mass. where he has a position at the in
sttution
Harold Donnen and family have been
passing a few days in town, stopping
AT Mrs. George Grams. They left Mon
dav for Northeast Harbor, where they
will PASS a week with Mr.. Donnen's pa
rents before returning to Howard r. I.
Ada Batcheldor Of Auburn was in town
for a few days last week calling on
friends.
Mrs. Helen Post and daughter Francis,
who have been visiting her father l. =.
Hurd, returned 10 Augusta last Saturday.
Walter Holt returned to Pittsf1eld Mon
dav TO resume his studies at the Maine
Central Institute This is his senior wear
Mr. and Mrs. L. F Hurd were business
callers in Belfast one day last week
Miss Mary Kent Davey was business
caller in Belfast Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
READFIELD

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Maschili Hunt
who have been visiting relatives IN
this place, left Saturday for their
home in Avon, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin
and daughter, Annie, from Cambridge,
Mass, were recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Hunt.
Mrs. Susan Howes and son, lrvie, Of
PALMYRA, who have been visiting rela-
tives here, returned to their home
Monday.
Mrs. Susie Richardson and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Richardson, also Mrs
Willie Richardson and son. Donald. all
of Lewiston, were Sunday guests at
w T. Maces.
Miss Emma Mace Of Augusta pass
ed several days last week with her
sister. Mrs Ida Morrill,.
Miss Mildred Weymouth is attend
ing the Cony high school this fall.
Mrs. Clara Byron, who has been at
the home Of her brother s. A. Gay.
returned to her home in Phillips sun
day. Mr.. Gay and family accompanied
her in their new auto which they have
recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marston from
smithfeld are guests of Mrs. B. D.
Gordon.
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CHELSEA

Mrs. Villa Hemenway was the re-
cent guest Of her sister Mrs. Ann
James in Dresden.
Mrs. W. Q. Thompson Of Pennsyl-
vania is guest al the Hemenway cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hayes Of Dor
chester. Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Hayes OF National Home were recent
guests at the Hemenway cottage.
The entertainment given by the la
dies aid was a success in all ways.
Mrs Nesta Morgan and Misses Ruby
and Evelyn Corbin and Doris Thomp-
son returned Sunday from a weeks
visit in Bath.
Monday while working around the
ersilage cutters. Clifton Thompson
received a severe cut on his right
hand necessitating the taking Of eight
stitches TO close the wound.
Mrs. Mary Allen returned Sunday
from a weeks visit in Boothbay.
Mrs. Mamie Pitcher of Lewiston is
the guest of her mother Mrs. Dora
Meader
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BAKER CLAIMS
WRONGLY TREATED

New York, Sept ls.-Franklin J.
Baker suspended New York American
third baseman, said today that he had
been unjustly treated by the New
York Americans and that his baseball
future is entirely in the hands Of
President Rupert Of that club. If
RUPERT does not revoke the suspen
sion within the next few days, Baker
says, he will retire from baseball for
good.
Il did not break an agreement with
the New York Americans in refus-
ing TO play in an exhibition game in
Bridgeport last Sunday" said Baker
"On the other hand the club broke an
agreement with me. When ! consented
70 play with the Yankees in the win
ter Of 1916 I exacted a promise from
President Rupert that l need not
play in exhibition games and to this
RUPERT consented.
1T is immaterial 70 me whether
ever play in another big league game
and whether I do is entirely up TO the
club"
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ALBION

Mrs. Ella Eastman returned home from
Westheld, Mass. saturday.
L. McGuinness of Boston visited his
family at Whitefeld the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Kinsell have taken
a trip to Vermont by auto.
Mrs. Eunice Bailey returned 10 st. AL
bans accompanied by her son, Charles
Bailey.
Leo Mcdonald returned from Boston
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Hussey passed
the weekend with their daughter,
Mrs. Bernard Reynolds Of Burnham.
f. G. Mclaughlin and family took
an automobile trip to Belfast Sunday.
Edgar Whitaker has been on the sick
list for a few days.
Susie Hussey returned Thursday
from visiting relatives in Waterville
The lawn party given by the Merry
Maids" Of the Sunday school to the
Young Mems Glass was voted A ire
mendous success by all. About . were
present. Ice cream and cake, candy
and fruit were served
An automobile party consisting ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolcott. Chester
Elliott and Roy Wolcott visited at Bel
fast Sunday
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LARONE

Word from Roy Marcia is that he
did not pass the physical examination
for enlistment in the medical corps of
the army and has secured employment
at Melrose. Mass. for the winter.
Miss Margaret Craig of Fairfield is
to take charge of the village school.
the first session Of which was Sept. IL.
Miss Christine Dyer Of Cliff Island
has returned 70 I.arone TO take charge
Of the Church school on Hill Top.
G. F. Campbell is building a camp
on Bear Hill and will devote his time
this winter TO cutting wood. Mrs.
Campbell will do the cooking.
Hubert Schroeder. head clerk for the
summer at the Passaconaway Inn at
York Beach. was an Sunday Wis
itor at The Cedars.
Basil Wnslow has returned to his
studies at Dartmouth after a weeks
visit at his home.
The frost did big amount Of dam
age To unripe crops and many gardens
were ruined.
Prof and Mrs. Little Of Waterville
were recent callers at The Cedars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
SIDNEY

WEST-CharHe Smith has been
working at the Farmers Union store
Belgrade. for G. H. Oulton.
Mrs. Frank Carnahan, guest OF
Mrs. Fred TAYLOR, Belgrade road, has
returned to her home in South Boston.
Mrs. Carnaham was also guest or
Mrs. Fred Barry, North Augusta.
Miss Mile Taylor has returned to
her work at the book bindery, Augusta,
after a visit with Mrs. Fred Taylor
and Mrs Addison Woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. Richardson at
tended Pomona at No. Belgrade last
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. H. Wyman and sister Miss
Eta f. Lovejoy. have been guests Of
Miss Maud Cummings at Belgrade.
Miss Eta Lovejoy visited Mrs. Fife
Minot and daughter, Blanche.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell and
little son, visited Mrs. Blaisdells sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r Robinson, Man
chester.
Mrs. Susie Jordan. lewiston, was
called here Friday night owing TO the
critical condition of her mother, Mrs.
Lurana Sawyer.
Hon. ]. T. Woodward was in Augusta
Wednesday on business matters.
Ernest Keene of Augusta and brother
William Keene, West Sidney, passed
a day in Waterville, recently.
Elmer Smith and family Of Augusta
were an auto party who called re-
Gently on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
~
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lovejoy
Sunday.
Master Bonnie Hodgkins is at the
Augusta General hospital.
Miss Jessie Abbott left Saturday and
will be a student at the Cony High
school
Ernest Abbott left Monday for
Pittsield to enter the Maine Central
Institute.
Oliver B. Abbott has been on the
sick list with severe attack Of bron-
chitis.
F. f. Taylor is gaining from severe
attack OF rheumatism and indigestion.
Eunice Woodward did not forget her
offering for the Birthday Box Sunday
Sept. 8.
Chester Trask OF Revere, Mass. has
been passing a week with his aunt
Mrs z. L. Swift.
Mrs. Clara Swift Of Hinckley has
been visiting her son z. L. Swift.
Lawyer Beebee Of Boston and his
mother Mrs. Beebee Of Medford, Mass,
were guests for a week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Swift. Pond road. Dur
ing their stay they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Keene. West Sidney. A day
q special interest was passed at Togus.
the party being accompanied by Mr..
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JURY DISCHARGED
IN $4,000 SUIT

Rockland, Me. Sept. ls.--Learning
there was no possibility OF reaching an
agreement. the court Monday night dts
charged the jur. before which was
being tried the $4,000 suit Of Mrs
Mary A. Dyer VS.. the Maine Central
Railroad Company The piaintify.
resident Of Cambridge. Mass. sued for
injuries sustained through alleged neg
ligence when the New York express
crashed into her automobile At the
Pleasant street railroad crossing. Aug.
20, 1916.
The other occupants Of the car wers
Mrs. Dyers husband. George s. Dyer.
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Estabrook Of
Swampscott. Mass. The latter couple
have since died.
The railroad company presented no
defense. counsel arguing that negli-
gence had not been established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
THE DIVORCES
FRANKLIN COUNTY

Pennington, Me, Sept. 1.-THE fol-
lowing divorces decreed at the Sep
tember term of the Supreme Judicial
Court for Franklin county. were not
made public until this morning:
Albert F. Curtis of New Sharon, from
Agnes H. Curtis of Pennington. for
statutory offense. Custody of minor
child, Joseph French given to the
father.
Annie NJ Foote of Jay from Clinton
c. Foote, for cruel and abusive treat
ment
Flora f. Trask of Phillips. from Nell
son F. Trask. for cruel and abusive
treatment, and non-support. Custody
Of two minor children given TO the
mother.
Edward Howard Whitney Of Phillips,
from Lizzie Peal Whitney Of Farming
ton, for cruel and abusive treatment.
Custody Of minor children, Margaret
and Howard Parker given to the
libelee. the right being given to the
libelant TO visit them at all times
when mutually desirable. Rangeley
property decided to libelant in full Of
all alimony. and moneys for support
Of minor children.
Merle L. Hinkley Of Pennington,
from Ella Hinkley, for cruel and
abusive treatment. Custody OF two
minor children given to the hbelant.
Elwood B. Sawyer Of Industry. from
Lizzie HAYES Sawyer. for desertion.
Custody Of minor child given to libel
ant.
Mary Gould Jones Of New Portland.
from Scott Edgar Jones, for cruel and
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MONTVILLE

CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. Fred How
ard OF Belfast were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Howard.
Mrs. L. W. Howard and daughter
Mildred passed last week in Waldo
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Whitcomb.
Belfast Friday. Mrs. A. NJ. Kicker re-
turned with them.
Mrs. Lucinda Avery and Mrs. Rachel
Kingsbury of Belfast are guests of
Mrs. Sarah Thompson at North Mont
Vile.
Joseph Chapman was on Thursday
committed to the Maine State Hos
pital at Augusta.
Q. B. Woodbury. and family Of Knox
were sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Bean.
G. r. Cushman and P. W. Jaquith
with their families We're among those
who attended the Waterviue fair.
Mr.. and Mrs $. B. Place and
Thomas Cushman motored Sunday Ia
West PALMYRA to visit Edward Cooley
Misses Evelyn Gertrude and Louise
Newell passed Sunday in Burkettvilie
Miss Alta Hawkes. returned Satur-
day to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Dinsmore Of New
port were weekend guests Of her
brother, J. V. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Clement Of Pitts
field are guests Of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. H Clement. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Ramsay
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Burkill went to
Auburn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Cushman were
Sunday callers at Sidney Johnsons in
Waldo.
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UNANIMOUSLY
Continued from Page One)

Reserve ordnance supplies. 81. 500 900
cash and $l7,50o,000 more authorized
Senate Committee Hearings
The Senate appropriations commit
tee has been at work on the House
measure lor several days and VIII
hold brief hearings. beginning tomor-
row when Secretary Baker will ap-
pear and probably submit additional
estimates. With new army and other
estimates, the Senate committee may
be called upon 10 increase the bill
around one billion dollars.
Senators favoring congregational
expenditures supervising committee
have been planning 10 propose such a
provision as an amendment 10 the
bill but may postpone their effort in
view Of the general desire to hasten
adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
PLAY BROWN.DARTMOUTH
GAME ON BRAVES FIELD

Boston. Sept. 18.-The Brown-Dartmouth
football game on Nov. "a which will mark
the resumption Of athletic relations be-
tween the two colleges after a period Of
several years, will be played on Braves
field here. according to an announcement
made tonight.
Agreement on the place for the gama
was reached today at a conference be-
tween F. ". Marvel, athletic director at
Brown, and Horace G. Fender, graduate
manager Of athletics at Dartmouth
Springfield was the place originally Sc
lected. but it was thSught that the
grounds in that city were not adequate.
Dartmouth proposed the Polo grounds IN
New York, but Brown insisted that the
game BE played in New England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

Bunny" a handsome gray squirrel
that made its home in hollow tree
in the yard at the residence Of Judge
Beane, Second street, and for the past
FIVE years had been steady caller
at the home of Edward Stickney, who
had made Of the animal a friend and
pet, by providing it daily with acorns
and choice morsels, thereby tanning
the little creature TO such an extent
that it would feed from his hand or
climb upon his shoulder. and If its
wants were by any chance overlooked
would even come into the house LOOK
ing for food, on Sunday last, came
to a sad and untimely end by hav
ing its life crushed out when an au-
tomobile passed by at a fast rate of
speed. BY the laughter which greet
ed the death of the squirrel, from
those who occupied the automobile,
it would seem as if they thought it
huge Joke, but TO those who had
come to know and love the little fell
low through its playful ways and cum
ming antics, the passing out of little
Bunny" was the cause of much re-
greet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

The Hallowell High football squad
came out for practice for the first time
this season Tuesday afternoon and
were put through a course of practice
by Coach James DeWeaver. the new
principal. Although the number of men
who turned out was not a large one
there is a lot OF promising material
this year among the recruits and a
fast team is assured. Manager Edward
Sheehan has nearly completed the
schedule of this years games which
will be published in this column at an
early date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19
1.-THE REAL LADY MAKES new RECORD
FOR THREE-YEhR-0LD TROTT|NC FILLY

Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 1s.-Upset-
ting Of three favorites. little hint at
a scandal in the 2.o7 pace and the i'm
pressive work of The Real Lady in the
Syear-old class horse review trot-
ting futurity were the big features of
the second days racing at the Column
bus Grand Circuit track.
The Real Lady, making her first
start Of the season, due TO illness, was
on edge and she trotted the fastest
two-heat race ever trotted by 3-year-
old and. besides, took new worlds
record for a 5-year-old trotting FLY
when she went the second mile in
204 IA. Nolga held the former record
of 9.o4 IA. Early Dreams, in the Hos
ter Columbus stake for PA trotters.
took the big end OF the s1oeo0 purse,
twice surprising former records for
the event. His 2.04 lowered the stake
mark of EOS IA made by Sonoma
Girl in 1907.
In the 2,o7 pace. after the second
heat, Driver Mann was removed from
behind Barlight and Driver Frost
from behind Colleen. Messrs. Fleming
and Jameson respectively replaced
them. The change appeared justified
in part when Barlight won the next
two heats. In the final mile, however,
he was not able to stave off Peter G..
winner of the first two heats. and the
race went TO the Snow PAGER
The Savoy captured lthe deciding
heats today of the unfinished King
stake. This PAGER covered the last
half Of the race-winning mile in 50 81
seconds. The crowd was big one
Mabel Trask and St Frisco meet in
their free for-all trotting duel to-
morrow. Summary.
THE KING STAKE EOS PACING
Purse $4,000; in s; three heats
Monday:
The Savoy, blkg. BY
| Charley Hoyt (Cox) ...4 al l
Little Frank D., be- by
Little Frank CValentine> l : .
Braden Direct brh (Egan)3 s ? 3
Peter Look. bh (McMahon) . 4 5 1
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The many Gardiner friends of Roy
". Peaslee Of this city will be pleas
ed to hear Of his success along his
chosen line Of work. The executive
committee Of the Merrimac County
Farm Bureau Of Contoocook, n. H,
has elected Mr.. Peaslee as assistant
TO County Agricultural Agent Arthur
G. Davis. Mr.. Peaslee was born in
Randolph and after graduation from
the high school entered the University
Of Maine where he completed the
course in agriculture, specializing in
Agronomy He served as a teacher in
the Hopliington. \. H. high school.
where he was very successful and
also served as government inspector
Of potatoes in Aroostook county.
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WINDSOR

WEST-Little Leslie Elliot. the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND W Taber.
entered into rest Friday night at 6 O'Clock
at the age of nine weeks. Prayer was held
and comforting words were spoken by
Mrs. NJ. H Wakefield al the home Sunday
afternoon at . o'clock. The interment
was in Dyer Hill cemetery. The family
feel very grateful to the friends and
neighbors for their kindness at this time.
also for the floral emblems. sympathy
from a large circle Of friends is extended
TO the family.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Paramount Aircraft Program at john
son Opera House Today-C'ark
Urban Co. Coliseum with Mat
inee at 2.3O. Both Theatres

Hashimura Toga with Sessue Hay
akawa. a Paramount Aircraft in five
parts. a Photograph and comedy. is
the bill at the Johnson Opera House
today and Thursday It's a splendid
program. The Klark- Urban Co. ever
nopular in this section Of the country
will present one of their select plays
at go today and another at o'clock
sharp tonight Billie Burke and
Thomas Meighan in The Mysterious
Miss Terry" in five parts With come
dies is the bill at the Coliseum on
Friday and Saturday next. Miss
Burke is a great favorite in this city
as is Thomas Meighan- Secure your
seats for Klark-Uroan Co. today
phone IAN or So2M.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

The work of laying a new tar side
walk on Academy street from Mid
die to Warren street, is progressing
favorably and Tuesday saw the COM
pletion of about half the distance to
be covered. Quite an amount OF work
in the way Of prehminaries had to be
done before the sidewalk could be
treated TO a coat of tar, as a granite
curbing of wide flag stones ran the
length of the street. and these were
taken up and hauled to the stone
crusher, following which the work Of
grading began. the bank on the out
side edge of the walk being graded
and covered with sod. A foundation
of crushed rock IS placed beneath the
several inches Of tar coating and firm
~ rolled smooth. making a sidewalk
that should last for many years.
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Bankruptcy Proceedings

Lester F. Cotton OF Portland, a sales
man. has filed with the clerk OF the
United States district court. a peti.
ton as voluntary bankrupt His
debts listed as s2.sss.so include ac-
counts with the New England SAINT
tarium of Melrose. Mass. Vacuum. OIL
Co. and Henry Savage & Son Of Bos :,
ton. His assets valued At. tf2S, ere
claimed exempted. Attorney 2. n.
Wilson is counsel for the petitioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

Miss Helen Small who has been
passing the summer with her grand
parents, Justice and Mrs A. NJ Spear,
left Tuesday for Northampton. Mass.
where she is to resume her studies at
Smith college. Miss Beatrice Daven-
port, student at the same institu-
ton. who has been passing the sum-
mer vacation at her home in this city.
is to leave Tuesday morning.
Or. and Mrs. Stilphen of Connect
cut were in the city Tuesday DR.
Stilphen has been appointed as one
Of the physicians at the National
Home, Togus.
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FARMINGDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lovely and chill
dren Kenneth and Miss Alva returned
Sunday evening from a visit with
friends in Skowhegan and other up
river places.
Mrs Bertha Marsh Of Portland was
the recent guest OF her aunt, Mrs. An
ME Jones.
Mrs. James Norton passed the week
end in Portland. the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. Edward Jones is visiting her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

daughter Mrs. Gallon Davis in Pittston.
Mrs. H. S. Briggs and children. Mau-
rice and the Misses Bernice and Elsie
of Maple Hill. Auburn, were auto
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. W.
Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-19

abusive treatment. Custody OF minor
children given 10 lihelant.
Carrie Reed Paul Of Huntington.
from Herschel W. Faul. for non sup
port. Custody OF three minor children
given 10 libelant
Almond L. Davis OF Pennington. from
Della s. Davis Of Carthage. Me. for
cruel and abusive treatment.
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MAINE SOLDIER ROBBED
BY OTHER SOLDIERS

Springfield, Mass. Sept r-Charies
Cullinan. a private IN Maine unit ~
Camp Bartlett. westneid. reported Mon
day that he was robbed last night OF .
watch and chain with Maine State seal
on the fob. small amount OF money and
military overcoat by two other soldiers
whom he met here. While IN their CON-
pany he fell asleep and upon awakening
he discovered his loss.
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JUNIOR RED CROSS
Continued from, Page one)

worked out TO provide for your CO.
operation, knowing as | do that school
children will give their best service
under the direct guidance and in aid
Of their teachers Is this not perhaps
the chance for which YOU have been
looking TO give your time and efforts
IN some measure to meet our national
needs?
WOODROW WILSON.
PRESIDENT
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Peter Pointer. hlkh
Hazel H. chm (swain) IS ssr
Walter Cochato. blkh
(Maple) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Adioo Guy, chh Gray. s 9 dis
Time-2O2 IA: 2.O5 IA; 2os 10; EOS,
THE HORSE REVIEW FUTURIrY.
FOR s-YEAR-oLD TRoTTERS.
PURSE $4,000. IN 5
The Real Lady, b &. by Moko
(Murphy) .................,
Miss Bertha Dillon. Oh I. (Ser-
rilD ..........-.......a
Mary Coburn. CHI (. (white) ...S :
Bertha McGuir. Or (, (Ackerman) .
Harvest Gale. br (. (Cox) .......t
Worthy Volo. Oh c, (MeDonalO s
Leonard. b c, (Williams) ........dis
Time-205 Ia: 2.o4 Ia.
THE HOSTER- COLUMBUS STAKE.
2.14 TROTTING-pURSE $4,000
Early Dreams, h 6. by Richard
Earl (McDonald) ........,...i 1 !
Royal Mac 6. (Murphy) - 3
Peter Vaughn. h. (McCarr) q s =
I.u Princeton. h h. tCox) ....S :
Winnatoma. h m. tSeeley) "a 5
Peter Thornhul, b 8. Valen
tine) Observation-Disclosures, g
Time-2.04 IA; 204 Ia; 2o5 So
2.o7 CLASS. PACING-PCRSE 5000
8 IN s
Peter c.. h. by The
Wolverine. (Snowl II 1 ; 5 /
Rarlight hr e by Hal
burke tMann-Fleming)
Colleen. b m. frost
Jamiesonr ........4 3 ts
Hal Conner. h h. (Ro-
nin) ............-...s 5
Dan Mack, 6, HAL
lerman) .............S 5 70
Peter Greenware, h,
(Floyd) .............T DR.
Hal Pick F., hr h, wal
entne) .............,s dis
Tiptor, Oh e (Coomhs) 5 s dis
Time-2o6 IA; co4 IL: :'l 10;
EOS IA: 2.06 -