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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
WOmen's Clubs

aid McCIntou. Mrs Edward r. De.
Pue, refreshments. Mrs. William u,
ter publicity.
Mrs Otis Floyd Lamsoa has
charge % the musical program and
a, tho tea hour. Mrs, Henry Iandcs
and Mrs Frederic Buell. will preside
40 the uruH
In charge Of the various booths
are. Candy. Mrs. a. l.. Chrtisin,
Mrs c. r. Chittendsn, Mr.. Carleton
Dun. Mrs r. T. Kauac. Mrs. JOS
sph Moore. Mrs. william Mason.
Mrs II. l.. Smith. Mrs. J. ~. O'Don-
nell. Mrs. G.. +. Vincent and Mrs.
4. C. Mounscy
Deucntcssen. Mrs. J G Pritchard,
Mrs. Frank l.. Test and Miss Mary
Johnston.
Towels. Mrs. Harvey Tantz, Mrs
Harry NImmons. Mrs. y. =. Fuller
and Mrs. Ina y. Tedford.
Haudkerchiefs. Mrs T H. Mars
Mrs. r. z. Foster. Mrs George
Asch. Mrs. r. b. Van slyck. Mrs,
r. r. Trimble. Mrs. Dennis Mason.
Mrs. George MaEce and Mrs. II.
Fisher.
Infants apparel. Mrs. Charles
Kamm, Mrs J. X. Mcdowell. Mrs.
IA. v. Rossi. Mrs Herbert BlogE.
Mrs. T. r. RlEEan. Mra. X. V. Mill
&c and MrH n. n. Maslan.
( Fancy work. Mrs Morton Myers,
/ Mrs. Leslie Thomnson, Mrs. II. Ar.
not and Mrs. T. ~ Royce.
Aprons. Mrs. X. l.. Sheets. Mrs.
Frank smith. Mrs. Charles w. John.
son. Mrs. Pearl - Winter and Miss
Hilma sheete
Miscellaneous. MISS Catherine
Finch. Mrs. NJ H. Lcnolr Mrs. j. b.
Buchanan and Mrs. G. n Clark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
FEATHER BORDERS

Feather borders arc preferred TO
fur bands on the delicate toned even.
ing gowns. They give n lighter, more
airy effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
OCTAL DANCE

Under the auspices OF the Seattle
College Mothers club. n social dance
will be given at Knights % Colum.
bus hall. saturday evening, Noyem.
Der %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
THANkscININr nANc-E

Doric Chapter No. 50. o. +. s.. will
have a Thanksgiving dance az Dorie
hall, si7 N. 3sth st.. Fremont. on
Saturday. November g. All Musons.
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
BENEFIT DANCE

youngstown Improvement club
will give a benefit dance Saturday
evening, November %. at their han
2fth $. W. and Hudson 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
SEXTON w r. C.

James A. Sexton w K, G will
have a bazaar Saturday. November
-. at p. m. Home cooked dinner
% s p. m. military whist az s
,. m
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Mrs. Bold Plans Tea

To honor her laughter In law. Mrs.
Edmund Bold, a recent bride. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
DORcAs CIRCLE
RIDGLEY AUXILIARY

RidEiey Auxiliary will meet Wed,
nesday. December Q. for a O'Clock
luncheon in l. o. o. L. Temple. a
business meeting will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
FIARING SIDE

The flnring side md tho narrow
hiplinc Is tho combination fashion f.
partial to at this particular time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
ROSS PIT A.

Ross PIT. a. will have an evening
card party Friday. December 8. at
7:45 p. m. at the home Of Mrs. o. II.
Pohl, 41i2 Third ave. n. W. Re
treatments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

NfBff-N NENDf INT
SOCIETY
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent society
VIII have ita monthly meeting AZ
Temple Center wednesday, bceems
her 2 az 3 m Board meeting az
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
GUARANTEE CLUB

Qunranto club will meet with Mrs
+. a. Husscy. 4.0i Beach dr.. Tues
day. December >. at s p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

A baznar will be held by Dunlap
.P. r. A. in the old school on Friday,
December 3, at y. m, Useful and
fancy articles. also children's toys
will be on sale. Cafeteria style dinner
from until 1880 p. m. Program at
7.3O o'clock. This will be the last
evening melting in the old school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
CHAPTEH IL p b o
MArLE 80 - nAzAAR

hAFLE LEAF lDSI BAZAAR
Maple Leaf Post and lie auxiliary
will hold their annual bazaar on
Tuesday. December 2. NJ s p. m. IN
tho Legion elubroomp, 500 Third ave.
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BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL

PIT y.
The attention Of mothers iH called
to tho meeting Of the Broadway
high school Pr. 4. in room IS, on
Tuesday. December ?. at 2si5 o'clock.
Miss Mary Goodhuc. director Of
Child's study Laboratory for Public
schools. will speak on the pressing
need for an institution in Western
washington for mentally deficient
children. Miss Carolyn Conuors,
Junior class udyisor, will give a short
talk which should be OF interest TO
an Junior mothers. Alex Gould's or.
chestrn will favor with several selec.
tions. and the service OF tea by
junior girls will follow sherley
Goodwin. president OF the Girls club.
will speak on Student Activities"
Hostesscs will be Mrs. Charles
slmenstad. Miss Connors and Mrs.
r. Harvey Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
IONA SOCIAL CLUE

Ionia Social club will meet in Ma.
sonic Temple Wednesday December
2. AT 2 p. m. Whist. Eastern Stars
and friends invited,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
LADY sTTRLTNG CHAPTER,

LADY STIRLING CHAPTER,
.. a. r.
Lady stirling chapter, d. \. r..
will hold its regular meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Geo. II Appleton, 1924
r. Highland drive. on Tuesday De-
cember 2. This will be an all-day
meeting. The miscellaneous booth
committee Of the bazaar, under the
chalrmansbip OF Mrs. 9. w. Chand-
Ter. will serve the lunch for the bcne'
tit OF the bazaar fund.
Mrs. Elda Lester viii give a paper
on Historical Spots Of the North.
west"
Mrs. p. S. Masters. general bazaar
chairman, urges all mepbcrs to bring
articles for the bazaar, which takes
place on December G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
FROM YOUR OLD VELVET HAT
Is SHEER DRUDGERY

That never became you. tho Model wi
any OF their exquisite new pattern hats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

WISCONSIN GoLDENRoD CLUB
Wisconsin Goldenrod club will meet
Wednesday. December 2. with Mrs.
a. Campbell 40 Federal ave. Box
lunch at 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
SMART HATS TO HARMoNIzE WITH YOUR I
COSTUME

May be made specially for you II you leave
Edna walkers Hat shop. Io9s Arcade Buildn
To ~ the individual features. aud head ,rhrfh
bed or long. Is the atm Of ono miilincr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
MR.. RACKUR HAS INSTALLED THE LATEST Ian
PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE
THE PARROT TEA ROOM
ESTHER BAUM WILL WORK WONDERS

Wonders with those unsghtly Hupcrfuous hairs. shr
At slcctoyas and has been established ~ years IL
Bank bldg FL lot sac.
Ercry u 70 herself aud her family 70 10
and she muii haze smooth skin bcgfu Nth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
DWER AuXILIARY

Tho newly organized DIVER suxil-
larry will hold it's first m c @ n &
Tuesday. December ?. at 2 p. m. at
the homo OF Mrs Mary ~. Hern'
1910 Lokeview Place. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
THE OPENING OF A NEW BEAUTY SHOP

*,
abe has secured an OF her equipment and the
latest IDEAS on beauty culture She win have her usual welcome fo'
as heretofore IL iot.i::l
Wrialls trraIIe Ha, Inc
Ls1t the ueorid pour youfh should doubt
come and let ui rub out
MR. RACKUR HAS INSTALLED THE LATEST LANOIL
PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE
his includes the hot oil shampoo after the water
to finish" 30 ntd Bldg ELlo'.t''t
ana sS a es 10 1l s 5' a 81 I ss nat s ss
fats 70 suit zach o"d every 'o"a. ''o GOES there
THE PARROT TEA ROOM
Bas Bring your friends and enjoy real treat Fourth
Why anner ,iogre ,Hen get
from soup nuts literally. get
ESTHER BAUM WILL WORK WONDERS
ssstos ana has BEEN established year. ioo American
Bank nldE. ELiotst'o,
Eog .as S ss. " to a.',g o"a her, family look her best
FROM YOUR OLD VELVET HAT
any Of their exquisite hat. Bldg
WASHING is SHEER DRUDGERY
WIN The equipment OF the average home even today and any
family Hsrviee when very foolish in
way time is saysd and the houssvfss strength s 5 I
arduous duties ca pu-o'oo
%s" al. g'% T., 'ss ss ,s hesitate
CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL
Arc tho gowns turned out by Caroline Hn Whether
made over she doe, S work COVE s,o m'R hing to be
MAn-I7so ~ ''O"sS Bank D'aS'
The smarteSt street froet sfo0hf lines has been made
fro" blue coat and trimmed taa"tay Nth roman-strpe
SMART HATS TO Harmonic WITH YOUR HOLIDAY
COSTUME
Edna walkers shop Arcade Building o'' nov" at
IL the features, ond head rncmer the hal, s bob
bed or long, Is the atm Of ono mflner
THE UPSTAIRS ART GIFT SHOP
OF the Ceramic Arts Studio '1'7 Arcade Building
many places on your gift list
Dressing table necessities dinner and r,rcs,o -t. ~ -,
the most acceptable Of 0 hand painted china
MISS COLEMAN IS SHOWING GIFT SWEATERS
Christmas gifts looking ::8 Pine street
Urls and and usually judge, Of ,onaf
JACK N JILL
Serve the d""''' of delicious luncheon" 1905 University
sana,s,s' mat makes meol has. aside oo,r
THE HOLLYWOOD GIRLS
in their tiny shop and yog1l be satin hats
s S ain ~ ge ,o., %@"eg oeS is e"o'oo ~ oca bead
HUGHES THE COFFEE MAN Is GIVING CHILL
RECIPES
That Spanish dishes Wonderful Is cen,
coffee 7O3 Pine
n, foolish pour coffee comes H. ,cncn pou can
pet specially blended trehiD roasted coffee o
YOUR HOME ALL DRESSED UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS
with clean Grapes
with dropcre' and Oriental rugs and they're most reliable
WIN household things that hare probably
and rs knoc mat yop are sure
of their unchanged return cleaned
MY FEET NEVER BOTHER ME
Since I've discovered the value ArchFcr Shoes
Fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
THE UPSTAIRS ART GIFT SHOP

OF the Ceramic Arts Studio 4ia7 Arcade Building
many places your gift list
Dressing table necessities dinucr and luncheon serr
the most acceptable Of 0s and Iorcly in hand pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
HUGHES THE COFFEE MAN Is GIVING chilli
RECIPES
YOUR HOME ALL DRESSED UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MY FEET NEVER BOTHER ME

Since I've discovered the value Of Lindgrcns
3O7 Fourth Avenue
rho shopping season inst getting into tul srca
on your poor feet, aud DoU should look ,cih scr
shoes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
CORRECT IN EVERY DETAIL

Arc tho gowns turned out by Caroline Hin
plain street frock a dainty afternoon gown, or
made over. she does her work skltuly. s2s PC
MAin-lT2o.
The smarich stree, frock Of slim straight lines
from blue coat. aud trimmed jauufay rrifh ron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
MISS COLEMAN IS SHOWING GIFT SWEAT
THE HOLLYWOOD GIRLS

Astound one with the smart gowns. coats and
in their tiny shop, and you1l be glad to know
are coming in. 1921 Westakc
dainty ycioic dancing trock is 0corgcom u
ug on the close titiiHg mtic bodice
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

ham: Nom. bought of l. w. Pottle,
Portland; Calumet Jr., b e, by Calu-
met Grafton. Alton Richardson, Wa
terville: Jack Grafton, b &. by Graf
tan Royal, Alton Richardson, Water
vile; Billy The Rabbit. e, by Eolus
j. G. Getchell, Bangor: Nom. bought
or Alton Richardson, Waterville;
Eva Dewey, b m, by John Dewey.
Lester Dore, Readville, Mass: Miss
Peter Lincoln, b m. by Peter The
Great. E. Stanley, Charlestown.
Mass: Barney Delight, oh e, bv
Barney O'Connor, H. H. Ridge, Ha-
verhill, Mass; Lawrence Bond. b
BY Lawful Bond, w. H. Keyes. ST.
stephens, n. B.: Mary Logan. b m.
oy Dan Logan, ]. s. Butler, Lewis
ton.
Three Year Old Trot and Pace
Stake-Purse $500
Pearl O., b m, by Diamond O.,
George Booth. Arson: Tramp Soft,
g. by Trampfast, F. A. Bragdon,
Springvale; Lady Earl, bl m, by Earl
Jr., Archie Edgerly. Bath: Nom.
bought of Alton Richardson, Water
vile; Marion Earl, or m, by Earl,
Jr-, g. E. Flagg, Auburn: Nom.
bought of Lester Dore, ReadviIle,
Mass: Colleen Moore, b m, by Peter
The Great. r. w. McWiIliams, Lew
iston: Belle O.. bl m. by Diamond X,
George Groder, Waterville; Don
Setter, by Harry Setter, Lester Dore,
Medford, Mass: Princess Ethel, A.
d. Kennedy, Medford. Mass.
FLA Stake Pace-Purse $500
wiIgus b G, by William J. Howard
Randall, Harrison: Mainshot, b &,
by Mainsheet, F. M Hunniwell,
Portland; Eva Tango, bl m, by Don
Roma, Norman Smith, Arson: Mary
b m by Sampson Wilkes,
F. A. Bragdon, Springvale: Andora
Girl. b m. by The Northern Man,
Frank Hayden, Lewiston; Jack
Gratten br g, by Gratten Royal, AL
ton Richardson, Waterville: Robert
o, Oh 6. by Hedgewood Boy. Alton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11

Nom. bought by Ralph Cooper, Bel
fast; Sister Azoff. br m, by Azoff, AL
ton Richardson, Waterville: Ruth S, b
m, by The Intent. Alton Richardson,
Waterville; Allie Delmar, b &, by Col
onel Delmar, c. F. Linskey, 119 Broad
way. Lawrence. Mass. (Nom. bought
Of Warren Malcolm, Augusta; Miss
Etewah, br m, by Etewah. Lester Dore,
Readville, Mass: Luke Bell, blk e. by
Atlantic Express, n. F. Fox, Portland:
Belwin Boy, g, by Belwin. A. D. Ken
needy, Medford. Mass: Teddy Patch. b
E, by Chance Patch, w. H. Keyes, Sc.
Stephens, n. B.; San Remon, by San
Francisco, H. n. Gould. Pennington;
Miss Todd, h m, by Todd Mac, B. c.
Wells. Readfeld.
2:24 Trot, 1927 Pace-Stake Purse
$1,000
Joe Direct, CHI &, by Empire Direct,
Ralph A. Jewell, Fairfield; Irene
Medium, C m, by The Captain. l. r.
Morrill,, Brunswick; Robert W., b g,
by Diamond Bell. ]. H. McCooey,
Blackstone, Mass: Wing Fay, b m,
by Cabel, H. NJ. Day, Gorham; Anna
Carver, b m, by John Carver. Frank
Coburn, Pennington; Todd @. b S,
by Diamond @. F. +. Sweet, Haver-
hill, Mass: Agratia Harvester. b m,
by The Harvester. Pearl Fairfield,
Islesboro; Marie Kurtz, m, by John
r. kurtz, Alton Richardson, Water
vile; Little Direct, b g, by Direct
Star. Alton Richardson, Waterville;
Fascinating, b m, by silako, Mall
colin & Towle, Augusta: Luke Bell,
bl &, by Atlantic Express, n. T.. Fox,
Portland: Peter Grant, by Peter
Volo. A. D. Kennedy, Medford,
Mass; Lady Maud X. CHI m, by
Hedgewood Boy w. H. Keyes, ST.
Stephens, n. B.: Iowa Lou, b m, by
Iowa Todd, w. H. Keyes, ST. Steph-
ems. n. B.: Dorland Cook. CHI g. by
Worth, Leon Belanger, Bath: Nom.
bought of Alton Richardson, Water
vile: Harry Direct. by Direct Star.
F. A. Bragdon. Springvale: Laura
Hedgewood. oh m, by Hedgewood
Boy, Frank Coburn, Pennington;
Nom. bought of B. c. Wells, Read
deld;.
2:1s Pace Stake-Purse $500
Lee S, CHI g, by Possibility, A. H.
Staples, Brunswick: w. G. H, b G,
by Constanero The Great, r. D.
Waite-agt., Lewiston; Robert W, b
&, by Diamond Bell, Kelley & Nc
Cooey. Blackstone. Mass; DR..
Brooks. b 6. by Norchen.' Frank Co
burn, Pennington; Tom Donahue, b
&. by Prodigal, F. N. Burbank, Al
fred: Ruby B. Oh m. by Prince AL
fondly, A. NJ. Stratton, Albion;
Brown Heart, b &. by Great Heart,
NJ. l. Harris. Gardiner. Hilarious. b
g. by Manrico B, Pottle & Smith,
Portland: Thomas Cross. ch &, by
Hedgewood Boy. II. NJ. Day. Cor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
Yankees Whip
White SOX Twice

New DIRK, July 10-The New York
Yankees climbed in the American
League race with a double victory
over the Chicago White Sox here to-
day, the worlds champions winning
by scores of 6 to / and is to s. The
first game was a pitching duel for
six innings between Pennock and
Connolly. but the Chicago pitcher
weakened in the seventh, when New
York scored five runs after two
were out Ruth's twenty-third home
run of the season was made during
this onslaught. The Yankees slug
ged their way through to an easy
victory in the second game, driving
out % hits for n total of 80 bases.
a seasons record. Hendrick hit a
home run with the bases full in the
sixth inning Of the final contes,.
Scores:
FIRST GAME
Chicago $50 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0-1-S-6
New York 20 0 O 0 5 0 x-6-9-o
Connolly and Schalk; Pennock anu
Schang.
SECOND GAME
Chicago % 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 g. AZ
New York 0 l 9 5 0 o x-1S-22-0
Cvengros. Leverette. Barnes and
Grouse, Schalk; Shawkey, Pipgrass
and Hoffman,. Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
Aug. 18th Date
Annual Maritime
And State Tennis
Games, Bar HarbOr

p August 4th is the date set for the
opening Of the third annual maritime
championships and the Maine State
Championships which are to be held
this summer at the Swimming Club,
Bar Harbor. The Maritime Cham
pionships last year drew a large
number of visitors to Bar Harbor
and the added attraction OF the State
Championships should draw many
more tennis enthusiasts which should
make Tennis Week the most actively
socially of the season. The fact that
three British Naval vessels, H. M. 5.
Calcutta, Curlew. and Constance to-
gether with a number Of vessels of
the u. s. Navy will be in attendance
will be the signal for numerous So
cial events.
The International Maritime Cham
pionships are the only annual tennis
tournaments to which the Ward
Room officers of the u s. and Brit
ish Nayies are particularly invited.
They are also designed to encourage
tennis competition and closer rela-
tions between the five maritime prov
inces of Canada and the New Eng
land States. While open in every
SENSE entrants representing the
above groups and sections are asked
to. consider that these tournaments
are intended particularly for them.
10 British and American Naval Off,
GERS will he placed in opposite halves
of the mems singles draw, the four
survivors from each side will then
play team matches for special prizes.
Aside from this feature. navy en-
trants may take part in the tourna-
nent on the same basis as civilians.
" The events listed are Mems Singles
and Doubles, Ladies' Singles and
Doubles and Mixed Doubles. The
FIRST four events will carry the Maine
state Championship for 1924. AS far
as practicable, singles will be played
in the morning and doubles in the
afternoon. The play will start on
Monday. August 4th, at $50 a. m
and at the same hour each day there
after. Entries close promptly at
Midnight Saturday, August End.
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Y. &. HI. Triumphs
Over Cushn0c Team
Best Game Season

In the best game played on the
Twilight League schedule for the
season, Vickery and Hills grabbed a
hot victory from the clever Cushnoc
nine by score of ga at Williams
Field last evening.
The game was hard and bitterly
contested with each team taking ex-
ception to every close decision. There
were several of these decisions and
they only served to kindle a spark Of
riy airy between the two teams, which
are in the top berths Of the standing.
The game was hurting duel be-
tween Written and Hank Webb,
with llonors nearly even. Webb was
not so generous with hits but was
nicked in a timely manner and rave
two passes. Written was generous
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-11
FAvORITES COME
THROUGH IN CARD
AT COLUMBUS, 0.

Columbus, Ohio, July 10.-(By A.
PO-Favorites won three of the four
events of today's Grand Circuit rae
ing card. .
In the Columbus Dispatch stake
for 2.05 trotters, Nat Rays Peter the
Brewer, a long shot, upset predic-
tons by winning the first two heats
in fast time, while the favored Grey
Worthy was never a serious con-
tender. In the final mile, Cupirs
Albingen won though closely pressed
by the Brewer.
", The other stake decided today was
the Hotel Deshler for oil PAGERS.
which was won by Baron Worthy in
straight heats from big field.
The summaries:
30 TROT, 5 YEAR oLDs, )
HEATS: PURSE $1,000
Nina Dillon b m, by Dillon
AXworthy Darrison) ..... / Il
Colonel Bosworth b (Mc-
Guy Brown c iiiurphyj =: IS
Time-o.oo Is; o07 Ia; EOS IA.
THE HOTEL DEsCHLER STAKE,
2.11; ) HEATS; PURSE $1,000
Baron Worthy 6 by Worthy
Mckinney (Murphy) ..... 1 l
Little George CHI & (kelly) =. ) > Z
Sparkle br h (CoX) ........ 4 =
Derby Dillon b (Stokes) E. 5 )
La Paloma b m (Wolverton)
Phyllis, Nolo, Frank Worthy,
Henry Ford, Mildred Lady, Lula
Forbes and Braden K. Direct also
started.
Time-o.O4 IA: o.o2 IA; o.o4 IA.
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
STAKE; 2.CJ TROT: HEATS,
PURSE $4,000
Peter The Brewer. b h by Pc
ter The Great (Ray) 49,. l =
Cupid's Albingen, br g (Childs)
D . u
Clyde the Great, blk Il .(Mur-
phy) ...............
Trampabit b e (CasteeD 49,. 4 ) 3
Walter Sterling g (Stokes). )
Grey Worthy e g (CoX) 49,. =
Time-2.03 IL; o.02 ID; 2.O5 IA.
200 PACE 8 HEATS; PURSE $1,000
Anoakia, blk m. by The North
ern Man (Johnson)
(Stokes) ................. l !
Islander. blk (Murphy) =. l :
Skeetcr w. b m (CoX) .... 3
Lincoln b h (Palin) ........
Time-o.O7 l.; 2.07 IA; 2.O3 IL.
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Waterville Fair
Race Card Promises
Keen Competition

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville. Maine, July 10-The
list of entries in earl closing events
on the track at the Central Maine
Fair grounds for the annual fair
which takes place this year on Au-
gust 25-26-27 and % has just been
made public. Beside the list of
events given below entries are still
open in the following class races. and
will close Augusta 10; Free for all
purse, $1,000; 2:11 pace, purse, $500;
2:17 pace. purse $500: 1920 pace,
purse, $500: 2:12 trot, purse $500:
2:15 trot, purse $500 and 2:30 trot,
closing events are:
2:17 Stake frot-Purse $500
Delagoas Peter. by Peter Volo,
Briggs g. Soule, Brockton, Mass;
Licone, Big, by Echo Todd, Hugh
Hight, Fairfield; Malcolm Vaughn. b
s. by J. Malcolm Forbes, H. E. DAN
forth, Madison; Dan = Again, bl s,
by Dan Q, Lawrence Burns, Water
vile; Nancy Lee Hanks, bl m, by
San Francisco, B. Bergeron, Farm
irgton, n. H.; Felix Aquilin, b 6. by
Aquilin, F. T. Devaney Boston Mass;
MT. hlSCOe On b ny WdiHuI I1dA Az.
Hughes. Bangor; Silkworm b s. by
Moko, F. F. Sweet, Haverhill, Mass;
Jack Toddington, CHI 6. by Toddingg-
ton, Fred E. Butler, Springvale;
Harmony, b g, by Tregontile. F. P.
FOX, lewiston; Time all. claimed;
Nom. bought of Alton Richardson,
Waterville; Grace Worth, m, by
Morgan Axworthy: Time all. claim
ed Warren Malcolm, Augusta; Dom
ma Thompson, b m, by Peter O'Don-
ma, Time all claimed; w. C. Wyman.
Portland; Mr.. Hoover, b 6, by The
Harvester, Lester Dore, Medford.
Mass; Neptune Boy. b G. by Main
leaf, Fox and Fox, Lewiston; Dan B,
b &, by Atlantic Express T. W. Nc
Williams, Lewiston; Helen Witt,
m, by Constawitt, W. H. Keyes, st.
Stephens. n. B.
2.2o Pace, Maine owned-Purss $1,000
Lee s, CHI g, by Possibility, A. II.
Staples. Brunswick; Irene Medium. q
m. by The Captain. !. r. Morrill,. Bruins
wick; Peter Morris, g, by Peter Nc
kiyo, w. j. Fahey, Lewiston; Georgia
Lee, m. by Lee Axworthy. Frank CO.
burn. Pennington; Empire Boy, b 6. by
Empire Direct, York & Thibo6eau. Wa
terville: Margaret Wilkes. W m, by