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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-06
INvEsTTGACIoNES
BIOGRAFICAS:

''Ya ilevo coniprobado que Eduar
do Emerson nfuri6 en- esta capital
Ell Obispado traera datos interesan-
tfsimos a esta biografia que deseo
terminar para Harvard, y tambien
para los familiares d fenecido.
"Durante los tiltimos aflos me
:" dedicado investigar las notas
ografcas de Ralph Waldo Emer-
= Ce todos sus familiares. Uni
nte me faltaba la vida de su
,'ermsno. Estoy en- ell verdad ,ro
amino, y no dudo que dentro de
POGO, llevare nuevamente Esta-
,os Unidos, una biografia completa
de un celebre hombre norteamerica-
no cuya vida pas6 tranquilam 3nte
al mas ALA, en- la mas bella ciu-
dad de America -
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Ell ACONTECIM1ENTo DEL
PRoxIMo- DOMINGO EN- Ell
GRAN TEATRo OLMPO

El pr6ximo domingo dia y el
lunes seran dias de gala en- el re-
gio coliseo de Santurce. Una es-
plendida orquesta de doce profeso-
res abrira la magma exhibicion de
la pelicula mas hermosa d. la tsn-
porada LA HERMANA DEL DO
LOR"
La colossal tragedia rehgiesa de
Lillian Cish podra ser admirada en-
Ell olimpo al igual que 10 fu6 en-
los mejores teatros de New York,
pues aparte de la gran comodidad y
p -rfecta prcyecci6n del teatro, Sc
tocara la misma musica que Sc TOGO
en- los graDdes teatros americanos
y con una orquesta estupenda dirf-
gida por el reputable maestro Sr.
Rafael Marquee
FL que desee v,r la mejor presen-
tacion que Sc ha hecho en- Puerto
Rico de LA HERMANA DEL DO
LoR no falte el pr6ximo domingo
y lunes al Olimpo.
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pular en- su partido, y con prone
sas formales en- cartera. iouien
triunfara? Seria mucho pretender,
adelantarse a la voz de la urna La
batalla esta empeiiada, ell ambien-
te, esta tornado, y ell pr6ximo lu-
mes, sabremos todos cual ha sido
Ell resultado, Y cual habra de ser
La actitud en- que habra de colo
carse quien resulte derrotado. PRO
testara o renunciara todo? Hay
quienes pregonan los cuatro
vientos, que de todos modos, habra
tormenta.
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Ell ANUARIO DE LA UNTvER-
SIDAD

A nuestra redacei6n han venido a
visitarnos los j6venes Nestor Vicen
ty y Rafael Rivera otero, quienes
nos han puesto al cerriente del pro-
yecto que tienen los estudiantes
de la Universidad de publican es-
te alo rln magn1fico anuario cuyo
costo, por 10 menos, subira de
cinco mil d6lares.
Este anuario pubicado por las
clases graduadas constara de $50
paginas, en- papel superior, y es-
tara repleto de information graf
ca y hteraria de todas las activi-
dades de la Universidad durante
ell afio escolar en- curse. Traera TO-
tografias de los edificios, los cate
draticos, las classes, las sociedades,
retratos individuales de todos los
estudiantes que Sc graduan, istas
del Colegio de Mayagiiez v promote
ser por todos conceptos un aconte-
cimiento artfstico.
Esta dedicado este memorable IL
bro al viejo mentor de dos gene
raciones don Felipe Janer. Este es
un justo homemade quien ha de-
dicado como don Felipe toda su
vida la instruction de la juven-
tud.
Ell anuario sera una genuina re-
presentation de la Universidad, Y
por ESQ los estudiantes hacen TO-
dos los esfuerzos imaginables por-
que su exito sea complete. Ellos
quieren que las dos mil personas
que reciban ejemplares del misnlc,
va que 1000 alcanzara Ia lujosa
edici6n, los guarden como algo en-
que mucha Y jugosa information
estara siempre a la mano. Esta Sc
r& la ENCYCLOPEDIA de todas las &C.
tuaciones de la Universidad dG'arl
te ell transcurso de un afio.
/ FL senior Colorado, encargad" de
la parte grafica, ha comenzado a
tomar va diferentes fotografias
que ilustraran las paginas del il
bro. Un entusiasmo muy grands rel
ma en- ell plantel de ensenanza con
este motive. Quien alguna veg ha-
va pertenecido al cuerpo es-udian.
til de la Universidad no podra me-
nos que alegrarse de esta brillan-
te iniciativa de sus comraheros,
Todos los antiques aluInncs sc
han aprestado a ofrecer su coopera
ci6n al joven estudiante J. Menen-
dez, Business Manager &c n pu-
bIcacion. Con este valioso concur
SO Ell proyecto ha dado IN gran ra-
SO de avance. Muchas otras perso-
mas han ofrecido su ayuda.
Es una curiosa coircidencia de
que Ia publication de este anuar1o
concuerde con Ell primer ano de Ia
presidencia del doctor Benuer, pc
70 bueno es hacer constar; Ell loor
de los estudiantes, que esta ;1it4a-
tiva es pramente estudiantil. Solo
a ellos corresponds la gloria de es-
ia obra.
! Vaya nuestra voz de alie:.to a
los estudiantes y especialnertc a
los jovenes vicenty Y Rivera Ote-
ro. que nos han informado del pro-
yecto Ell dar conccer nuestra
Universidad a la isla que rerslste
en- ignorarla es obra noble sign"
de APPLAUSE.
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LA cAMARA voTo CONTRA FL
PRoYECTo DE LEY PRoPoNIEN
DO LA CREACIoN DE UNA EN-
BAJADA ANTE Ell VATICANO.

PARIS. febrero 5. (United Press)
La Camara de Diputados despues
de una larga discussion al final do
la cual Sc puso a votaci6n Ell pro-
yecto de Ley para la creacion de
una Embajada ante Ell vaticano, vo
to ell bill en- contra por una mayo
ria de 314 contra $50.
Esto sin duda traera por ell mo-
mento un confiicto entire ell Gobier-
no d. Herriot y los cat6hcos de la
nacitn.
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81 LAS PUERTAS DE SU CA
SA, ESTAN ABIERTAS PARA
UN NINITO DESAMPARADO.
DIRIJASE A NOSOTROS

Tenemos ninos de diversas
edades, enteramente sanos, que
tmploran un hogar carinoso v Sc
guro.
Para detalles, escriba la So
CIEDAD PARA EVITAR LA
TUBERCULOSIS EN- LOS NJ
NOS. Gale de la Monserrate No. 1
Parada 16, Santurce.
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PUERTO RICO: UN
GRAN PALS"

Comoquiera que es la novena
vez que visito esta isla, no me
considero en- la oportunidad de
poder decir 10 que siento acerca
de todo 10 refer .nte ella. Cont
nuamente, en- mis- visitas, he extra
fiado Ell progreso realizado durante
los tltimos amos. Esto es una ver-
dadera maravilla, una perla en- el
CaTibe, y me siento verdaderamen-
te complacido de que Ell hermano
del poeta Ralph Waldo Emerson
haya cscogido San Juan de Puer-
to Rico para morir tranquilo. -
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DE MARTINO COMO EMBA-
JADOR ITALIANO EN-
WASHINGTON

ROMA, Feb, 5. (Cable Frances)
-Oficialmente ha sido anunciada
por ell Ministerio de Relaciones
Exteriores, la designation de M
Giacomo di Martino como Emba-
jador de Italia en- Estadqs Uni
dos. Di MARITIME partira hacia
America en- la proxima semana.
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BADRENA
ELECTRIClSTA
TEL. 1881 SAINT.
EsTADo DEL oAMPEoNATo JR
DE BASKET BALL EN- LA 1
Y. M. C. A. &

Z! campe6n Snow Sc nerdio con
ell Buick debido al NAL estado
de sus jugadores.
En- la noche del microbes nltimo
Sc celebr6 un nuevo partido de Bas-
ket Ball en- la z. M. Q. A. entire los
ecuipos Snow, Buick, Puerto Rico,
v Baldorioty.
Fir ell juego del microbes, ell equi-
10 Snow demostr6 poca practica.
Jose Antonio estaba malo como nun-
ca. Sin embargo, la fase final del
juego estuvo en- Ell tercer quarter,
en- one, lIevandole ell tSnow" ocho
punscs sobre ell Buick este ui-
timo equipo tuvo la buena suerte De
poder superar en- score a su eterao
rival. sobrepasandole por dos pun
tos pcco antes de tocar Ell pito final.
Los iugadores del Buick" demos
rreron singular destreza, estando de
gracia, va que segin pudimos obser-
var los canastos llovfan Immediate
meme despues de ser tirados, a dies
tro siniestro.
Ell estado actual del campeonato,
eeg,in anunciara ell referee final
mente, es ell siguiente:
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sILVEsTRE FElJoo
Praoticante

Practicante
En- ssu doniciiio. Monias NO.
2, trabaia de su profession to.
dos los dias de 9 a II A. M.
y de 3 a 6 p. NJ. Tel. SIS ver-
de, Apartado oO7, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
CLUB "TERPSISoNs"
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Mrs. Helena N0rmantOn, quien ha
cablegrafiadO al 'PartidO NaciOnal
de Mujeres", que ella 81 necesariO
fuese, vendria Washington con
el prCp5SitO de hacer una campaiia
para que las mujeres puedan fir
mar su nOmbre de euna en- las lis
tas de pagO del GobiernO. Ell Co.
bierno, sin embargo, alega que el
nOmbre del maridO del que fue 81
es viuda, debe ser ell dnicO que cons
tie EN- los departamentOs del Go
biernO.
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Primera exhibicion en- Puerto Ri
co del drama Broadway de No
chs", col. un reparto de famosas
estrellas del henzo.
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i Estreno de int ,resante drama EN-
3 parties Sherlock Holmes" con
John Barrymore.
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E. Las Antillas

Interesantes episodes de "El
Captain Perrin.
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FSpEJuELOS Y TFNTES

EsPEJUELOS Y LENTES
Tallados on cristales de una piezs
de la meior calidad que hasta Ia fe-
cha SO han colocado con arreglo a
las necesidades de cada paciente. No
doio de Wis tar la PORTO RICO
OPTICAL. Fortaleza 80. Tel. 573.
Sorvicio rAnido V garantiZado.
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Victory Garden

z sta. jornada de lei Emperador
de los Pobres".
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I'm CdtedfdtiCO...

Continuation de la pagina La.
pe1o encontrar en- esta Isla, en- los
archives del Obispado, en- los del
Secretario Executive, todo 10 refe
rente su vida y su muerte
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Caribe

La bonita cinta por Jack Hoxie
ssLa Senda Prohibida" y ''La Cue
IRA Baco."
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IReaparici6n de la Compafiia AR
TEcoNA con un extraordinario
prorama.
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Puerto Rico

( FL grandioso drama de gran ac-
ci6n Q intsr6s: Amor Libre. -
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Olinpo

La gran production "Martires
de La Belleza".
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Imperial

sEpisodios IS y IA de "El Capt.
tan Perrin
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H LC(O. Lastra.....

Continuation de la pag. p
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derasen desligados de su promesa
de caballeros.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-09-02

Miss Vera Leach of Augusta is
spending this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Leach.
A. E. Varnum went to Augusta
Monday to spend the week with his
son, B. E. Varnum and wife. Mr..
Varnum will attend the reunion of
residents of Maine, who are seventy
five years old or over.
| 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fields and
! daughter, of Millinocket, spent a
part of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hutchins.
Miss Adeline Bridges and her
young lady guest have returned to
Chicopee Falls, Mass, after spend
ing the past two weeks here with her
brother, Lawrence Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Snowman
have returned to their home in
Springfield, Mass, after three weeks
here.
| Robert Snowman has returned to
his position in New York, after
spending his vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs. Phebe Snowman.
| Mrs. Anne Smith of Hampstead, N.
Y, and Miss Geneva Croxford of New
| York were recent guests of Miss Luz
ella Snowman.
The annual sale of PenObscot
chapter, O. E. S., was held Tuesday
evening, Aug. rs. Useful and fancy
handmade articles, home cooking,
candy, ice-cream, flowers and vege-
tables were sold. Each table was
presided over by an efficient COM
| mittee, and all were we'll patronized.
The man with many pockets filed
with mysterious looking packages at
forded amusement for the children.
The hall was tastefully decorated
! with oak leaves, asparagus fern and
I golden rod, with pleasing effect.
Much credit is due those having
charge of the affair. The evening
was a success, both socially and fl
nancially.
Mrs. Mildred Parker and son OF
Brewer, spent part of last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Addie Wardwell.
Clifton Hale, who is employed in
Seal Harbor, spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Archer Bridges.
Jasper Leach, assistant manager
of Green Bros store in Johnstown,
Pa, is spending this week with his
mother, Mrs. Adelaide Leach.
Mr.. ana MIS-. WeHueII bOyu anu
children, of Boothbay Harbor, spent
part of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Hatch.
Mrs. Lewis Sweeney of Boston was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Leach.
Mrs. William Belts of South Or
rington is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Leach.
There will be a stated meeting of
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GOuldsbOrO.

The twenty-ninth annual Tracy
reunion was held at the Jonathan
Tracy homestead, Gouldsboro Point,
Saturday. The day was fine, and
about 800 were present. One Of the
features of the day was the ball
game, between Gouldsboro and Steu-
ben, won by Steuben.
Mrs. Maud Ray, Edna Myrick and
Dorothy Joy were business visitors
in Bangor, Saturday. Vaughn My
rick returned with them for the
weekend.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Hutchinson on August %.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tracy and
daughter June, came from Seal Har
Dor Saturday, to attend the Tracy re-
union.
Rev. F. E. Baldwin called here last
Tuesday, on his way to Jacksonville
to attend campmeeting.
Byron Tracy of Bucksport was
weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tracy.
Aug. 81. A.
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StOningtOn,


Mrs. Elizabeth SWEET, with her
daughter Annie, and friend, OF
Surry, called on friends here re-
Gently.
Miss Muriel Eaton left Sunday for
Isle au Haul, to teach.
Ralph Eaton, who has been i'll, Is
out again.
Rodney Thompson was in town
this week, visiting his daughter,
Kathleen Thompson.
George Welch has been i'll The past
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Billings are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of son.
Frank Scarci came home this
week, and is employed at st. Helena
quarry.
Mrs. Della Eaton and children
have returned from a visit il Rock
land.
Capt. E. w. Eaton of Belfast is in
town.
Miss Helen Cleveland is teaching in
Phillips.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick Of Rockland
have been visiting Mrs. Herrick'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick hurley.
Rev. Reginald Nichols, wife and
child, who have been visiting at the
parsonage, have returned To their
home in Marlboro, Mass.
Mrs. Robert Dotten died last week,
after a long illness.
Mrs. Nina Gross was in Rockllnd
this week.
Bessie Sellers was home from Isle
au Haul for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Moves have
returned to their home in Provl-
dence. r. l., after a visit to relatives
..ere.
Aug 81. I.
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PrOSDect Harl>Or.

frOSptCI IldTDOFs
Miss Helen D. Cole of New York
was a recent guest of relatives here.
Miss Lotto Johns left Thursday,
after a visit with Mrs. Henry Hamil-
ton, for a few days in Ellsworth, be-
fore returning to her home in East
Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs, with daugh-
ter Helen, of Boston, has been visit
ing her father, E. w. Cleaves.
Mrs. Roy Bard and Mrs. Elizabeth
Deasy were guests of the B. w.
Browns of Milbridge at dinner at
Beddington Saturday.
DR.. H. E. Colwell and wife, of Lin
coin, have spent the past week with
the G. w. Colwells.
Mr.. and Mrs David Pike of Provi-
dence, R. l., called on Mrs. M. w.
Pike recently.
Aug. 81. c.
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bake it
best
with
DAVIS
BluehilI Falls.

Bluehill Falls.
Miss NJ. B. McCreight, B. H. Can
dage and Mrs. Meredith and family,
have closed the Manor house and re-
turned to Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Hill, who
have been occupying the Garrett cot
sage, have returned to their home in
New Jersey.
Miss C. H. Garrett is at her cottage
Tor a month.
Miss Alberta Conary entertained a
party of nine girls at picnic Satur-
day, her ninth birthday.
! Mrs. Mary Bridges has returned
'grom Portland, where she has been
visiting her sister, Jennie Littlefield.
Miss Esther Pease is visiting her
sister, Rebecca Pease.
Mrs. Evans and son James, and a
guest, who have occupied the Belle
Wood house, have returned to their
home in Providence, r. 1.
Aug. 81. C.
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SOuth Bluehill.

Mrs. Uziel Candage is visiting in
Connecticut.
Mrs. Sanborn and daughter, OF
Waterville, are visiting Mrs. Albert
Howard.
Y Mrs. George Grindle, who has been
in Ellsworth with her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Linnehan, few weeks, has
returned home.
Mrs. L. H. Sibley, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
Ralph Bowden and wife, Of Dor
chester, Mass, and Edgar Bowden
and son, of Lynn, Mass, who have
been visiting their parents, O. B.
Bowden and wife, have returned
home.
Aug. 81. o.
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West Franklin.

Mrs. E. w. Hastings and son Lyn-
don are in Bangor for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Smith and
Mrs. D. E. Smith spent Friday in
Holden.
George Bradbury, Frank Blaisdell
and Tyler Gordon left to-day for
Fitchburg, Mass, where they have
employment on a stone job.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Mace and two
little sons, Douglass and Asa Rus
sell, jr., called on Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bradbury, recently.
Aug "a III.
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Indian Point.

Elon F. Richardson celebrated his
eighty-sixth birthday by walking
from his home in Somesville, through
Town Hill and Indian Point and Oak
Hill, about eight miles, calling on
old friends enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch E. Lurvey
and daughter, of Brooklin, spent
Tuesday with their cousin, Mrs.
Frank L. Higgins.
Miss Mary Ann Carroll is odt
again after a few days illness. She
is ninety years old, smart and young.
Aug. 81. "Spec."
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Trenton.

Trenton.
Hayden Bunker is having a piaz-
"a put on his house.
Schools will begin September 8.
Addie Bowden of Bar Harbor
spent Sunday with Catherine Young.
Sarah Cousins came home from
Hull's Cove for few days.
Guy Young is building a store and
stable.
Aug. "a. Midget"
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Fox Trot Big, Deroche,
Belle Boreal chm, Boreal,
Don Mark, Big, The Mark,
Stevie Guy, Big, Guy Axworthy,
Fannie Watson, blm, Northern Man,
Little Direct, rm, Empire Direct,
Belle Voy, Big, Belgrade,
Lady Jolo, blm, Ben Jolo,
Little Wonder, BIN, Guy Axworthy,
Double c., brig, Malcolm Forbes,
Hedgewood Lady, BIN, Hedgewood Boy,
Ambassador, brig,
Eugene, chg,
Posi- Beauty, chm, Possibility,
Colleen Moore, BIN, Peter the Great,
Willard Forbes, Big, Victor Forbes,
Vassar c., rng, Com Curtis,
Plattsburg Peter, Big, Peter Grim,
Harry O., sg, Unknown,
Walter Indiana, Big, Walter Direct,
Top Mast, Big, Niantre,
Judge Silk, Big, Bingen Silk,
Freddie Wilkes, Big, Joy Wilkes,
Addie Echo, BIN, Echo Todd,
Helen Bond, BIN, Peter Ashland,
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Partridge Cove.

Beatrice Burkhart has returned to
New York, after spending her vaca-
ton here.
Mrs. Lillian Morrison of New
York is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. F. T. Burkhart, at the Eaton
bungalow.
News has been received of the ar
rival of Francis S. Eaton. in New
York from the Orient.
Aug. 81. D.
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Lloyd Winslow and wife, of BOs-
ton, are visiting the Grover Smiths.
David Pike and family, of PrOvi-
dence, R. l., are at their bungalow
for their vacation.
Mrs. Fred Crane and daughter
Pauline have returned from Frank
lin. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Cranes mother,
came with them for visit.
Aug 81. G.
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Penobscot chapter, o. E. S., Friday
evening, Sept. 4. This is the first
meeting since the annual recess and
a full attendance is desired.
Aug. 81. 'WOOdlOcke."
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F. S. York
Charles Mitchell
P. l.. Hopper
A. N. McKusick
Ira Goodrich
H. c. Buzzell
A. L. Ryan
w. r. Brier
CLANCY Sadler
H. E. Hamlin
W. Pomroy
Enoch Grindle
Enoch Grindle
McWilliams
McWilliams
Tom Vincent
L. w. Wheaton
j. Fred Morang
M. Hughes
Leroy H. Taylor
Lester Dore, Agent
John Ruggles
Henry Clukey
W. B. Means, jr.
H. H. Blaisdell
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Thursday, Sept. 3
CLASS 21e. TROT OR PACE. PURSE, $500

Bell Boy, Big, Island Wilkes, Jr,
Don Mckinney, Big, Mckinney Bell,
Peter Pan, Big, Allesandro,
Don T., Big, Don Kale,
Charles W., Big, Charley Hayt,
Irish Voter, big, John A. McKerron,
Real Charley, Big, Sterling S.,
Lady Maude K, brm, Hedgewood Boy,
Falfine, brig, Simon Axworthey,
Tena Lakeview, BIN, Lakeside Review,
Ambassador, brig,
Eugene, chg,
Dan B., brig, At Express,
Vassar c., ring, Com. Curtis,
Zelma Strong, brm, Prodigan Strong,
Tommy Finch, Jr., Big, Tommy Finch,
Prince Dell, Big, Delham,
Louis Winter, brig, Ed. Winter,
Eva w. blm, Direct Bradon,
Service Flag, big, Service Flag,
Helen Bond, BIN, Peter Ashland,
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