xmy 23, 1953 Back Stretch.

(0il'.llll.lETI. from 13389 6 but swiftly gl'0Wl-D8 . -e establishment set up 5S'!L)'(VIIlSlC, in Tulare County, im”(,;t'-Pllillal California potato L non baron. He has shipped .cOi.l,-15-5!. single stable for the e""'1'he stable oolors are and white and tThese'. dmer Joe O'Brien, tare

,. 7 here he has two assist- A'k:'.ilTlCf'S. The others are A newcomer to racing in -w, California, O'Brien rates Grand Circuit and He was leading the last Western Harn- .;;ii.ion meet at Arcadia.

and fifth among .c:i:iing money winning

1952. In the last five has ranked no worse 1 ill the latter respect. liar-inc in the No. 5 or

at stature, sharp of eye or speech. O'Brien has ing and racing horses oars Just as his father. on, now 76, has done

1-yither son were on Prince Edward Is- -rn as the "Kentucky of , mi where harness race ii-ilillZl'I. In fact, the 0'- .i halt-mile track at I10 ll(t1iiilEI'il SDIIF OI Province. Griindfather i.i!IIC directly iroin the a dirt farmer, and in machinery But where the O'-

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the of

4. 2.08 U5. record when last Oc- tober at Yonkers Raceway, N. 1!. She has splendid breeding and has a smooth. effortless way of pacing that is very deceiving. Early in the week she was a mile in 2.22 and to see her moving along you wouldn't think she was beating 2.30. she came out of one of the best stables in the United States, that of Ralph H. Kroening. Mil- waukee, Wis. and we hope to see her equal her record or perhaps do better on the Maritime circuit this season. she is in the stable of James MaoGregor. who also has Silk Hal 209 1x3. owned by Roy Bevan. Silk Hal is pacing nicely and was an easy mile in 2.25 and will be cutting that down considerably in a week or two.

A pacer that has improved very much this spring is Lindy H. 2.15 215. His duels with stablemate Keppoch Playgirl from the headl the stretch home have heerii enjoyed by spectators. Both havei extreme speed and Lindy looks as? though he will some seconds this year and Kep- pochPlaygiri has no mark but will certainly have one when opportu- nity affords. Dr. Heath McIntyre liandles the ribbons over Lindy and Pat McKenna Keppoch Play- girl. but both were trained all spring by Pat. together with the troiter Big Boy. and are under the care of Howard MacKay. Thel pacer E1550 2.12 2t5'in Len O1-l Mearals stable. was a mile in 2.23 Thursday morning over a very slow track. a mighty good per- formance. Lassie Lucille paced in about the same notch. The past week has been a very difficult one for training because of so much rain. but with the nicer weather coming on all the stables will cut down their charges' times.

L'PllerZ1l.I0llS removed horse and plow, fath- Sill. miind other uses for jjjiftl pmtitable and lots

we ii'B:-.cn does most of the izi the morning hours in , horse in the burn "..s . ipcrvisioii is liitclieo

v worked. at least And if O'Brien has nzoiind in circles all

0, lies covered i'i lot 'it's hard to say', Iblit. I guess I've eragc of -10 or 50 since I started I've worked :5: -ii: .-nilns daily for the lost ” wmiiri be some- iiia r'qliIValF'lii. of three 's of the Partii. on a Camp Stables is :li a daily work board. ;v: xvii are listed all of the S05 tl'll:':c:i has in his charge .82-t i'.w.iri-vws, and of which .30 irli-iriicrl Princc Jay is the -. Wm-koiiis are charted

are the hours of early

W1. ls X'd in on

Wltllfi line -i:.ir.y liorscnicn at the race were delighted to have a here Thursday morning ii .1 Kennedy, vice presi-

' nlltl ninnaznr of the Exhi- -issm-irttzozi Jack hnd Ull- .i:. Oflllrillloii several days " and A lot. of sympathy 15?-rd inr him because of

lie has been a most nitirinl in looking rvmisiiig and superin-

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Mnriiiinnilig of the ....l other matters.

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Following is an addition to thn llist of horses stabled at the Sum-l imerside Raceway, which we pub-

lished recently: -Don McNeiii's istablet Tommy Morgan by Hayes Hanover; Peter Clegg: Lou Kai-

Imurk 2.16 215. eligible to the 2.24 lclllsi; Lil Frisco 2.15 4V5, 3 2,21 lclnss pacer: Ima Pepper by Pepper fuut of Ima Kalmuok. Pepper is; by Volomite. Meg 2.12 -215. elig-I ible to the 2.vT4 class: '

Propane- .21'l; Wlnnie's Last 2.15 25; a'

wiilioiit actually go-ltwo-year-old colt by Jollity 205l.l&1lS0

;tl'.lI of an Abner T. Clegg mzirci :rind her dam was the celebratedl brood mare Helena Aubrey. An- OUWT -lhlllly oolt completes the stable. Tyndall Semple has eight in training and :1 new addition. since our previous list is Jo-.lol lspencor 210. that all the biiyersl were after and is eligible to the 2.17 pace. The new owners name is now out-the popular gpgrtg. man. Andrew Perry, summerside gerry Sheen is getting Ann's Boy ...12 2,15 ready for another cam. paizn. He raced well last year Wllih Jerry and should be even better this year. He also has Pitts 503'. a green pacer.

the drills are mul- - - :' -nitcr or pacer has to The Earle Semple stable is for new racing 1 llT0babl.V getting more attention

than any at the track and one of ill? but reasons is Mary Mark 208 2 5 trotting and with 3! prg. vioiis record of 2.08 315 pacmgy and Dean Gallon, n 4-yegy-01d trotterr that took a record of 2.11 last season in Maine. Buyers gal- or? were after Dean and several offers have been made this Vem. includim: one from at Vienna Aus- lflfl. horseman whose name we Undcrstand is Mr. Ehren. His oi- Was 515.000 and. is vouched for V3, V”-llhhle Prohlc iii Summersidc. H e presume he is the same party

iat. uas VISIIIHR race tracks in various parts of the US. and at Fredericton a week ago. and who said that the tracks over there are covered with ground om-k and then covered over with top soil and the water does not lay on the top of the track. There was quite 9-.bF-l-tie for the ownership oi Dean Gallon as a 2-year-old in 1951. but Earle won out and he certainly has a nice investment to cash in on.

In "Museum Pieces" by Agnes M- G3h&KAn. which appears regu.

l

lnrlv in The Hsmess Horse, and. are selections from harness horse PB-POM 01' years ago is the follow- ing... .Now. trainers don't be in a hurry

Rome wasn't built in a day; iAnd experience ought to have taught you

Thal Speed isnit made that way.

A 230 mile in April

yiiiay prove a little too soon:

TOT lierlmps you will find to your. sorrow i

That you've a 2.30 nu in June. l

(American Horse 13 ed., A l 1895) re " ml". vanes sr'ANT(-riaz wrNNrPisG, (OP) - Magistratel D. G. Potter remarked in court. that Youths who go around in gangs and get into trouble. with the law ought. to be treated like childrenl .1Ili'I spanked. He suspended sen.l "MP on two rout-in implicated ml thefts on condition they pay for the losses,

Hunter's corner

Continued from page ti ,

L...L.:.::-jj--- : tion to put on a Crow Shooting; Contest this year. If no bountyl is paid this season there viiil bel little chance oi a contest as shcllsl

remark about 2:01”! in the 11010. That Bogoslof Island in the Ber- ing Sea off Alaska.

, This jittcrburg island was form- liunting. Every crow shot IDC2li1Si(,d by undersea explosions of

it affords wonderful sport the black diickl

but and helps out one egg liunter less. Those of us: who hunt for sport have no use tor the crow. I have heard far- mers comniend lJim' Crow's work, as it g.'tl.b eater and have? heard farmers cuss him to no and because of the chickens he carries off and the corn, potato sets, etc. he digs up. one thing certain. no one need worry about

If people got. the idea that. the! rrniv W15 good eating. Jiist. nsi

good as a black duck inr il1SialiC?,llI0l'9 at 3 dnzgcivniitnze a prohibition days because of Con- bounty to induce gunners to hunt stable Murdock MacDonald's keen them. The same goes for red foxes sense of smell. MacDonald are practically over-ruiiniitgipick up the the Island at the present time and Tiind a still when his fellow ccrs couldn't get to first base.

More than 90 per

there would be no need of

that

other provinces as well. If the price of red fox pelts should suddenly jump to the price

lh9&' W91”? 10 0T l2 years 380 Eillidownrlght carelessness.

average of approximately 315.00 per pelt, they wouldn't be getting

under foot kc they are lit the. V - I H. E g . moment. in those days oi ingiiy;?gmm;;,:f;.,l);;;,.;:,,,,Ef9?.::.., 1;: John's. Nevvfoundland. for space reservation and Sign l3a1gC::;168c';l0r lilfxlfltbzp IE1: fg: sense. T. B. and influenza com- rates, apply:- ' V . : bined. fig":.:."d..l::”,.;:.:?.,::”;::..:9 lln ltherzgd Iwolgid mart gm NEWFOUNDLAND SHIPPING SERVICE ed higher then that figure. No Mum M: M N85 mug 0 I8 P, O, Box 65 or Phone 1605

bounty was required in those days as an inducement to trap aiidi shoot them Incidentally, spt-ak.ng of the i!i'Ill)lF quality of crows there are sectirms in the United States where crows IiZlll'P on the lil('llU People wlin have (IlilC(I .ov. claim that a young crow is tender and with a pleasing fia- viour. Crows live to be a nun- dred. so scientists claim, and I giiess a crow 40 years old would possess the same rubbery Qli.'1llt- ies when dished up on a platter

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Cana daln scouts, with ribbon: and merit badges on their un1- lam, LL has 3 sly name. Hm mom. leaving for New York where they will sail for London. it,” name farmed R semen”. Emu

tion, they come from points as far apart as St. John's. out leaders.-(CP Phi )

1 PAGE SEVEN

ing a lawn is Just about tops.

Dentists now are beginning to use synthetic plastic lillings in the teeth of their patients.

The new material, designed to match the color of the tooth, is more impervious to stains and more permanent than the old-time porcelain or cement. fillings.

. .

The smallest schoolhouse in the world can be found at George

Washington's home at Mt. Ver- non. Va. When Martha Washin8l0h'l

two children by a former marriage moved there and were old enough to attend school. Washington had

S. D. U.

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a small tool house in the flower garden cleaned and repaired. The first President then added a cou- ple of crude desks and chairs. The tiny school was used again when George and Martha Wash- ington took their two fatherlessii larnndcliildi-en to rear. 1 Robert L. Wink, of West Mon-

1 May Wink. I l Not until nine days after his

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strange But True

By F.

The catfish

iC(ll1IC pits. and through inction the island bobs up and downl ilike a fisherman's cork.

It has no trees, no fresh water, but is steam-heated laction tzoes on all the time.

And strange

lland removes time to time. the crow being wiped out. Huld- imam guard Cult" mlmd ing his present numbers in check llimd I” I39 5 1'2 m”'?5 we” 0I "'5 is about the best one may expect. ll1'9V1'7l1S Dhsllln

iyivmii.-zliirieri-i

iilicni are youngsters. lthrcat to t1liildi'cnls lives by drown-

surface that only one in ten Idlers could swim good. Five of the ten could do a sort. of dog-paddle. swim a stroke statistics, how

in were But it is certain; nianyl who never fired R gun died an in-: glorious death by drowning.

. . .

CO save their

the abo

Even the lightfingered iolk touching up .2: an old rooster 10 years of rice. . . .0ne driver steals a car. so don't condemn ii crow on that about labaiidons it on the liiniiivay

a hu

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ll. lt1acArt.h ur

when attacked set

cost roughly 1'1 cents each and tollllm-10Vfr1bl8 the 5h”? PECIOWI Im- bery found I D3139? Oh WhlCh W35 enter into shooting crows in a biglllllllcllllgflh Hilly Wouhd Oh 1” 00' written a name and address, fol-

way without some remuneratlonlemy. Pellcims Whlch h8V9 9W9l' lowed by a hearty thank you. LAIYNDERED in view oould be an expensive liowed a catfish have been kI10INI1n'rheyfr;1Cgdthg ngmg and arrested '

pastime. Even with the boiintyiio die of the wounds inflicted by ,. man who confgssed me crime. To

no one makes any money shoot- Ithe fish's spine. I Questioned why he left the note.

ing crows. The bounty paid lost Buster. :1 Nova Scotia terrier he repned, '1 was brought up to PERFELTION year was 15 cents per pair of feet puppy, got a bad reception after my thgnk you for 511 thing, ,9.

land as one farmer hunter put it: isnapping at a. porcupine in the caved,"

H:Even if one killed with Pwfyiwoods. Buster had to have 2000 Last August while returning . 5h0l he'd 5”” K0 I” the hole" ifillllls I'0m0VBd from N5 helldi from the south shore beach our '

No one thinks of it as H I1I0ll01' yncck and nose while under anl party saw 3 coupie of men clipping CLEANERS

making proposition, which also iii- unesmeucg the canoe cove cemetery with ,1 387 eludes the farmer who made the Now ii; there - now it's gone. lawn mower, anal Phone 2

85

r still this odd is- . . ,1. d. M 2m HS location from her run. sometime on ues ay, ay n v 1 - d b tr M Bearings taken by ,1 During her absence heavy trucks tannot be carrie . u lg the 13. trucks and autos may book reservations, for the Prince Nova.

n in 1949. in King's

back

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deaths from drowning are due to M. V. BLUE PRINCE Most of Indeed, the Freight will be accepted up till noon Monday.

uirin't. lives. No

show II1Fll'

just livrs tiicv

vc data that

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O" mm Jmggierfii lion requiring the Corporation to be wound up under nu.-ed nnles. menu the Voluntary Winding Up Act, such meeting to. be withl held at 148 Great George Street, Charlottetown, Prince

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. It th hild in the form of swords. Another chap steals a prize cake.. ” E C much we" strung mg

but leaves the silverware and alaxm 5”" d roll of bank notes intact. gem” '0 make 5! iecgace an i 1 The latest incident of this kind 59”'”l M 3 kmd 9 C M ' to come to my attention recently. happened in New York City. The police while investigating a rob-

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