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THE cnAitLo-mtowu GUARDIAN.

‘llULY-15, 192a -

lottetown Driving

2:33.531. ' _ ,' w. 4,323‘!- f ..

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and backed up by our papers 0f (‘h’town and

borhood of $10,tIl0

ambitious undertaking.

l)on’t fail to come.

[X31111 was sailed yesterday 111111111111;

I the C. Y. C. in the Charlotte-

L town ilarhor over course Flag Boat to Roseiieath

ow-r course.

Large niiinhers oi s111-ct1it11rs 111i thr- whorw-s along tin. \\'.‘|lt'l‘ll‘¢1l1i f1,- vmtrhel 1111- great 111111- crafts with s11 llllvfljfif as they fought for 1111111- tlons in 1h.- race.

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-No, Barney and Polly Wag cross- g the lllll‘ first :11 10105. 11101,, hr-ha, Zliiith. S111 ik. Zephyr" anvil Pillllrisc lninchr-tl in thii 'secoi11l {no ,the Shadow mid Wi an 111-11114 ratchcd owing in e inc tho

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port of our Charlottetown been busy for ONE YEA most ambitious program e the Maritime Provinces. today and continues unti

The total cost of staging it is in the neigh- 111111-11» were 11111116111811 111' a" "*1

1 The Boat Race for 1h»: llyiidniaii line in advance

iiTl/J, the 541,2, Slit-ha fifth at 12.10, Zephyr: i and Polly Wug at

ly dropped 111111 111.. 11111110- \\‘--rt~ 111,. forced to 11111111111 11 11111111! 11.11-1-, 1g howevtir 11 fr-u- 111iffy smizills 11-111.- 1'1

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We will satisfy you! We will

. ll-llll WINS RACE t

n 111111 finished a good and 11:111.- the P-No all she c handle iii competition and had unit,- int-renscrl instead re

l'-.'\'11. the

’i‘h<- Committee in Mr. Mslcolml

thr-ir 111111111, capable manner as fol- ws. Starter-Wank .\frl)onul11. 'l‘imer——Chief Iilnlr,

Judcc-JVI. Walsh and C. Moran. .

CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINEDfAT THE Y. M. C. A. UNTIL THURSDAY AT 3.00 P. M.

Single Admission will- cost you $9.50 A Season Ticket will cost you . . $3.00

YouSave.._,.................$50 JunlorTickets...............$l.00

Ticket

they will give

good of the city

splendid news- with the hearty sup-

Merchants, have R preparing the ver attempted in That program starts l Friday night.

thrill youlll

of the gun. From the start Barney singled each other from opponents and both crafts s iiuoy to nwnitlrzrtiil 111cc North River Buoy and 11111111; watel- passed the stak INN. 1D Bridge Buoy, threo times ond rmiiid it \vas quite evident thatl 1111- l'-.\'11 had tin,- T1111» wail in hands’ 'i‘l11- l1.'11'111~y (ioogle made

c boat on the s

second '

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miBy Defeating The S of abutingj might have been 1.1 different’ 1-11 5111f)’ to tell The Iizirney finished} -.1l11'1-1- 111111 a quarter minutes behind, Sliiek third at

Zenith at

l‘ short of it. e

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for third 111i11iti11n. ili -1: llliillly beating the Zlnith o for third 11115111011, the Zephyr also 1111-1111 and 11nd a 11111111 intiriiiniftl Sport 0f

-on the second baseman! error,

throw.

rnn when L§nds scored first on ybssemnnw error. The Anchors ad- ded two iirthclr turn st but, M. Diamond and Cameron reaching "mm" d “m” 5°!" "w llifi- o 1y nrst on first baseman’: error snd a” "llmlell W“ l" ll" “m?

11111111 iiiiiiitfsiiitn " , MERCHANTS’ 11111111111111: a H‘ ' iHornby Finishing First In Good Time, c011

_,___0____ Meets With Accident to His Bike That The largest shipment of Race Horses ev-i Puts Him out of

er brought to a Maritime city arrived in Charq lottetown Monday night on the 6.30 lfflllli bringing NINE CARLOADS or a total of: 1.1.180 FORTY FIVE racehorses.

I These horses are from the most famous stables in the Maritime Provinces and have‘ been racing on the N. B., Maine and N. S. Cir-i cuits. They are all trained performers handled by the ablest reinsmen in the Maritime Pro- l" ‘he vlnces’ and W11] be sgeallqin $tIOWIIIEaBtNIIIES€JBhXI§slgrythlngipoirigedjfi acgoohd 5115f. picked up his wheel and

‘enpassng e a . 0X i! and FRIDAY afternoons. Don’t fail to see these races, p Th rm n“ m between the you a thrill you will remember for a long time. e ' T0 OUR CITIZENS AND OUT-OF-TOWN FRIENDS

The Old Home Week Committee, a band of A citizens serving only for the

crowds thronged Great George Street Merchnil iBlcycls Race yesterday at noo Jwhen the ten mile bicycle tions

starting

Arsenault and llornby. The boys got away nicely an

line.

vides Full Aftern

—-——-i0 The Aquatic sports held yester-

‘ilay between Giilis’ and Pownal

0 b01111 , and this has largely to be $1.? 1.1.1111‘. $053217’. 531110030 made up by rettenues obtained on WEDNES- ““'“"°“““"°“ ’“°°°“" T“ a“ '

ling of the different events and the

DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY afternoons,a""°""°l"fl °l "~““'“ w“ ‘l°“° l” at the Charlottetown Driving Park.

In order to attract you there the Commit- “lllll” we“ °‘ ‘“‘““"’l“““‘" “l5 tee have put on TWO DAYS Horse have brought together the finest the Maritime Provinces.

. They have staged a Fireman’s Tourna-"’°“°"'”' Th” L‘"“‘ “m” “h” ma“

‘Mr, D. F. Bethune. assisted by a very capable committee. lBesidcs the regular own-ts there was an ex-

and the water sports in 581181111

.1‘ ' ‘were shot by the C. N. R. Photo- aclng aqdgrapher now in the 011V- III; A particularly interesting event

,was llie whale boar race. W011 b)‘ ithe Charlottetown crew, Their op,-

them work all the way. -would pro-

- ment in which Twelve Maritime Cities will 111-1111 1181a "1111; lffifmbojf“ “l” compete against each other in a grand Tour-ihaiilfi1l1 .10“.0§0000'01 11.0‘ 00011. nament of Firemen’s Sports.

We want you to see everything We have “ml “ml “mm "m" T“ “m” provided and enjoy every bit of our free pro- h V, m, m ream

,. gram and we kindly ask you also to pleaseb; l1ilniltiwii1tlmliii 11.0 10111.1.

come to our afternoon shows on Wednesda

Thursday and Friday at the

Driving Park and bring your f

providing our revenue to meet th

,the large float holding the diving

is due the advantageous location cl

pinned t0 it. Y0, The great interest taken in the

Charlottetown tournament shows that a. good deal

more of this brand oi sport could

fiends’ thereby easily-be put. on and draw a large e bills of this

following. I Following is the greats: ‘Ladies Swimming Race. l-st. iiliss Hblrnan. 2nd, Miss Dritchard. 3rd. Miss Bourke. ;Ladics Tub Race. 1st. Miss I, Bourke 2nd. Miss Bess Bourke. 3rd. Miss M. Weclos. _ -Diving for Plates. " 1st. Butler. 2nd. Rogers.

summary oi

2nd. John Landrigan. 3rd. Geo Newsl.

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grounds the Anchors and Stars

Monday evening. I

The game was late in starting.

giimc.

lthe fans should be treated to the

lfull nine innings of hull and in or- “

‘dcr that they get a full game of ‘lbsll .lt should start on time.

The Anchors were right out for v McQuMd Pitcher M slbells’ Harvam- T111111. 9-30;

a win inst evening and gavg Mc- - -------- -- cFarlnnt, 1120 y __

Farlane, their ssmulldllllllin, great lst Base . Lord BilirigdhllelrhCtlilnlibgltlgewoTlntlg- I ‘support. whlip McQusid pltchingn Mllcare!‘ ---é;‘-d--é--- S. Diamond 1,5 2.5 “comm ' , 1 ‘good game. did not receive the sup - l" 220 Yard Low Hurdle-W 1; 1 11101-1 his twirling 1101111111011. 7- 114°91'11" ------------ -. Francis t. 1.. 1201111. Harvard. T1131: all 1 in the first innings the Stars 3'13 B!"

‘went scoreless 1111110 1110 11110110111 141"" ---------------- .- S. Ryan 16 Pound shot Put_won 1,, a

10111011 0110 1111011 Bradley got 1101110 511°" 511w

in the second both teams failed J, to count, tho Stnrs secured two - rims iii the first of the third when

Mclnnis and McCnrey on Doyle's clllllgll,"

single nnd third basemanh over- The fourth the Stars added one

orlng. "n Tho llfth the Stars went score-

Second. Time 28 min. 18 Seconds.

tbe1other

was run of! under favorable condi-

misfortune of breaking his wheel applause ofl the and no other bike being available who crowded the finishing point of was forced to retire from the racc.;the race,

succtsstui 11111111: s1>11111s 111111 11111111111111111111111111

Large Crowds of Spectators Enjoy Events From Wharves —Large Entry List Pro-

evem caused considerable amuse- ry and Prauqht‘ tied. .. . ment and it wad-some time. before _ 3rd..P._Murna-ghan and Butler.

tars 6-5111“; The Anchors Again Top The League.

.}___.__.___ Last evening at the Ahegweit getting across the home plate.

played their postponed game iromlltl hit. sml it was expected that this gnme10ll

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T111- Zr-iiith and 11114 err-at lmltli- llUl l‘ $1111

bqglflllffiw to first, for do 111111110 yet played, 11111 it fell iartllradlev was 11101111111 111 by a stnslv M11110 by W. Ryan.

e evening was dark and cloudy lng the score in the seventh but P

Shel)“ “llll and the brand of bail handed out ° together:

cormowi. 111011110. my 14_ _. lvfnx successfully reached 111g

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tThe Race, Arsenault

two entries

tsfout in the good time of twenty mjeight minutes

being heavily thrown

Coxffrom his bicycle and the bicycle

being rendered useless for work in d the race. but the rider pluckily finished ethe racc on foot. amid the hearty many spectators

.0on of Entertainment

Fancy Diving from Stage. 1st. Bill Murchison. 2nd. Geo. Newal. 31d. John Landrigan.

Swallow Diving. lst, Bill Murchison. 2nd. John -Landrigan. 3rd. Geo. Newai.

Ladies High Diva. 1st, Miss Maddigan and Miss Con

iioily gied. .

Motor Boat Racs. 1st. Folly. Dr. Reid 7% min. 2nd. Rogers, 7% min. 3rd, Campbell, 8% min.

Men's Canoe Race.

1st, P. Murnoghan and W. Batter

2rd. Ship. il..\t.C.S. Patriot. Canoe Jousting. “1st. A.. Butler. and. C. Prsuqht Gentleman's Rowing Race.

1st, King and Small. Ladies Canoe Race.

1st, Miss Jamie-son and Bourke. ..2nd. Tom and Geo. Lund ind Per

2nd. Miss McKenzie and Mrs. Btrehaut. '

3rd. The Misses Bourke. Whale Boat Race.

1st, Charlottetown Life Boat.

1st, Miss Weeks nd Miss Mutch 2nd, The Misses Bourkes. - 3rd. Miss Pritchrd and Holman, S'Side. Climblnq Greer" Pol. 1st. Harley-SEW. '11"""""I Ladies and act-ta canoe Race. 1st. D. Butler 11nd Miss iilcKerzic 2nd. Miss Pritchard and McKenna

Iub Race. 1st Hap Moore, ..2nd. Cluncy Roberts. .. 3rd. Roberts. Ladies and Gents Rowing Rscc. 1st. Miss McKenzie and Butler. 2nd. Miss Bourke and F. Small. 31d Miss Mulch and A Butler.

?1'1Z'~3"1t, I

Evening.

scorcd a home run

third bssemanh over-

The Stars hnd t1 chiyco o! even- '

The line-up: an

Anchors Catcher

Hornby and ‘streets along the route of thcArsenault. tllornby‘ finally winning

and eighteen sec- event onds. Arsenault second. 1 A regrettable accident occurred to _ illornby. Within a few yards of the

Owing to n number of‘ the bike finish a dog rushed out in front of riders being in camp the entry llstihe rider.

_ the collision resulted in was small, only three starters fac~ the rider

JUTSEH, with positions as follow:

Kettle, J. Murray; Dapper Don, l1. Acliy; Little Nig, P, A, Farquhar»

Little Nig is not behaving us llL should and gives the driver cousin Jfilblt; trouble. ier: Keltie. Dapper Don and Baby

2nd. Butler and McKenna. dapper Don pulls out on the back

' horses got away. Kellie gets the

Don. The horses held these posi. tions until the turn >011 the home

__2nd_ The Lu“ grew _ _ , _ __ __ lfeltie amid great excitement; Time-ll min. 1mm the grand stand. Bnby1 Ladle: Rowing Race. Todd. 18!; Kellie. 211d; D8111)":

2.21 4- .

spell of scoring. However on the start Kcltie goes well to the flronil with Baby Todd and Dapper Don and Dass the first half in the order ‘ml Ml“ Bourke and F" small" 231E152? flllgt-lsnfis ildtllillng to spare between the three leading horses w _ out. with Baby Todd taking n slight use of these load. The heat finishes as follows: Baby Todd, lst; Dapper Don, 2nd; Keltie 3rd; Little Nig. 4th. Timt» 2.19 21-5.

tflaby Todd _____ .- Dapper Don Kflltlg _____ __

Harvard-Yale

bnds. 220 Yard DlIh—Woti by A E. nrfltt, Oxford. l nly succeeded in bringing one run» minds. Equals 111001 record,

would only allow a seven innings l" W119" J. MoQllald K01 home or» 44° Ylrd Hun-Won by W l1}

McCnrey's sitigls. The sums end- Stevenson. Oxford. Time, 4on4} This ls not what the large sath- 111K when illwdlimiliro culled it on ' . I b _ e in ' lans w r entitl 1i to, 1119 account o nrltnesii with the ‘The 110.115 gut ziuay at 111,011. T111‘ [harm's Yacht handled the racg- inlggmgsoghoukl :15“ on eflme and score 6-5, l

colitis.

880 Yard Run-Won b D. G, A. '

Lowe, Cam-bridge. y ‘WILLIAM FOX

Next meet record Ono Mlle Run-Won by D. (i. A.

bows, Cambridge.

McCnhe ______________ __ Mcponam Tgwl‘ ""9 R"'l—w°11 b! W. L.

Orang? Celebration 11011111" Races Yos- terday Afternoon

The Clus "A” Trot and Pace brought out four starters, who drew the following positions: Wilt-a wnh, P. J. Conny. vole: 8t. S111. Jns. Arbing; Canadian Belle, H. Walker, and Baron Boy, J. Stanley The horses got away with little 511-0110;. and were pretty well group ed coming down the first half. Baron Boy gets a lead with Canad ian Belle and Wiltawah closely lol- lowing Baron Boy holds the leau around but coming down the home stretch Canadian Bslle forges ahead and comes under the wire, r Wilillcf.

Wiitawah showed a grand burst of speed in this lieut but broke on the home stretch.

The heat was won by Canadian Belle with Baron Boy second. Wil~ tawah third, and St, Sis fourth Time 2251-5.

The second best, with Canadian Belle the pole horse got away on the first score. On the back stretch Baron Boy pushes into first place and the horses come down the irst half‘ with Baron iBoy leading closely followed by Canadian Bella 1nd the other horses not too far iway, These positions are held un- "il the three quarters is reached when Canadian Belle gains somt and on the home stretch it is a lively race between this lrotter 1nd Baron Boy. the former wi1i- iing by about a head.

ln the third bent Canadian B6111 pulled out at the very start and was closelyl followed by Baron Boy, The race ended, Canadian Belle, first, Baron Boy ind; St. Sis. 3rd and Wiltawah -tti1

'l‘lie following is the summary: Jauadiau iBelle ........ _. 1 1 i Juron Boy _____ __ .. 2 2 '0 Niltawah - 3 3 ~i it. Sis ........... _- 4 ~t '

in Class A Second Section 1h: irst heat brought ou the following

Baby Todd, J, MacDonald, pole;

can. this picture is for \ .you! '9 \ .4 "it A stirring romancft- . spectacle with a company § 01 1,0001 ..4,'IE ‘>1

i011. The horses got away well, Keith ilklllg the lead on the back stretch

_The horses reach he half mile in the following or

Fodd racing pretty well together

drelch, passing Keltie and 001111111: town the home stretch continues o open the gap, Coming under tht fife-With. Keltle a good second iiabyTodd 3rd, and Little N111 ith. Time 2.23.

In the second bent mnsiderable‘

there was scoring before the

‘cad’ with Baby Todd a good sec- 1nd followed closolf by Dapper

itretch where Baby Todd passes-

3011, 2rd; Little Nig, 4th, Time‘

in the third heat there was 11

t

~iosely following, They go around-

tlie home

Summary:

hich can be eiisily (10110 by tho

very effective.

jherehy tfhzillcnge the —1

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Today 0t 3, 1 .0110 8.45 inee-—26c, 16¢;

p l Night-37c,.26c,16¢_

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The Greatest Roman-ce Since‘ “The Covered Wagon”

PICTURE THE SETTING-THE WESTERN WILDERNESS OF 1876

SEE—-Enormous heroes of Buffalo running wild across the plains.

SEE-The 11ush of pioneers to the new fields of fortune.

SEE—Thc Wanton slaughter of Buffalo by the hunters, inciting the Indians to new and savage uprisings.

WITH A COMPANY OF 1,000 PEOPLE RE-CREATING THE AMAZING SCENES AND 2,000 BUFFALO IN A REAL STAMPEDE

COME EARLY. TRY AND GET IN

River Wizz-liaiigs to ll friendly uiiiiie 111' lniscball to h.- pliiyeil n11 1111- liroultlield 11111111111111. Sntiiriluy. 'l‘ig1-rs 1l.1.lul_v ltiili at 6 o'clock,

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Track Athletes Beat Britishers-

CAMBRIDGE. 1Mass.. July 14 -

ThQkcomIiInZdIYsIe and Harvard in the sixth both sides securud F“ ‘m? 00mm‘ run, when McCnbe for the Stars uilrliléulllllgrllldl“ a" lll‘ Soldiers Field Saturday, 71$ to 41g,

T i . - the Anchors‘ ‘ 1ho w nncrs were.

the Oxford- floid at

Yard Dun-Won by/A, 11, I r. Harvard. Time 94-5 sec-J

Equals meet record.

Time. 2i 3.1.000-

Time, 1.53 2-5.

Time 4.21.

, 11 11 feet Centre Field n

Left Field feet. ------------- -. Cameron-

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