DOWN

a THE -

BACK STRETCH

- I m ~ l . ~ Benton Wins All-Star Game July 5 Service Stars’ Dodgers Beat Reds In n; bird u e . e can u . . s . . ' l? “$21.32. éfiiffifiitli 3i’..‘.'..‘i‘."ol‘°i“.%?.%.l.'°¥i‘i ptiitélfil’ Fourth Strdlght May Be Preview (If W!” Be Minus’ 10th To Boost French’s i,’ 1

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i , \\'11l%3ii said payment must be that case would be two and six. undo if you wish m keen your en- The price oi admission is usuauy m. gjglblB. one and six and of course there are Be-l-iiho has been ghagidlwullcatfleswlgur‘ u?“ ‘arty; It‘: h 0E, W 8B B‘ T am y t few weeks, hunirry. So much for“: dogs.

and Lee

i . l very ygl-eterday to dro us a. lean league season finally reach V a i Talbot Iqmw YORK June 2 3 {unit - u -—i~ y ‘ _ g g , I . l°“' “m “e m” hm“ dogma m time! h“ ti? °pp°"'“““ " “m” “d ‘m’ '5” ‘wk M" b’ mm‘ Assoc: “nos-mu Buulmrlter ifikfudmm’ °' M‘ cm" mm‘ sssooigia also Snort Writer Brooklyn Dodaers tripped Cincm- inun 1am- m-n '""‘ Ne“. Brunstvltk. Lee Jones. hxvick- betweagot watfh, a orcket game down Philadelphia Athletics‘: 8-1. Th; Amuwm Lam“ 1mm m“ Red‘ 54 m m mm“; today; At BcstogmaJue yuxner Much , I 113m, has sold his recent Wrt ml §~ W0 Enzlah teams. 1 was on six hits for his fourth s light NEW Yong Jum “_(AP)_ u 1 u, NEW YORK. June 36—(AP)— to give Larry French his seventh Nat.ona_ e g L m 5m my“ . -. M"; Admiral M3“ 313' b7 Adm!“ d y °n° a u“ 5mm°fi m“ "lam?" Th ’ ‘emu cmmu‘ "y easy p Lieut. Mickey Cochrane. whose ob pitching victory without a defeat. came W"! “W P“ 5,; Av. p ‘r, dam. Grace Mac by Joe Mc- ll W88 I- vory good ame but it was Benton. celebrating his selection k ° W's}? 1"“; m ‘gem’ ‘fit’ m’ ‘hawk’; “ma” a it is to put together a service c ub but the batting streak of Joe Med- 11mm! 811d i1 "We °n d f ; 5v” ', , _ (s. our to Mr. Dann oi Hampton, all Greek to me. e two fellows t0 the league All Star team. fan- wig"? lflfiiol-usjg s. lo_ l c oce between Rgdonham m for the All-Star benefit baseball wick was snapped after he hid hil- Chkm) Cub‘ “ "4 “"11 ° .1 I... N us mare started in three that stood behind the wickets had ned eight men, striking out the Se l‘; gig d?’ us‘ ataeunfe wfim P" $11 0W1 Yafnkeeti Fauna’ “m l" Cleveland Jul“? 7- fillfidy safely in 27 comecutive games. Boston Braves. d y 1 ‘wo .» y. r, b lust. season and had Winning IHIOYe equipment oh them than Side in the ninth inning when the otrJuly hi‘ {the ymhsi" m" n oiihne Prlcgionlg dgniztsnh,“ m experiencing managerial woes w Medwmk went hmess mflye ap- In addltlOlhb Foigkvflryouzu A.“ , ‘ l1 ‘W5 m tw° °f them‘ she L‘ any Morgan W0" when he play‘ A‘: had me t m‘ m“ on second the Polo Grounds July ii HER fur- edge 03g: Phil Rizzutloe at short in mam‘ ""1 Pam h‘? endumd While arances nllalusl lhroe Climlnna“ “mardfuns t); “f.” (twt i... I ‘t‘t"°.“£>£tiy“§o‘3é‘“p“»‘é§p3€€’°?$ slqo-sulhtllnilrngsmattotrhéhfirli: 2:56 £123? 11):? gllegwtavfiigfidlfalililzfxld 653.5211‘ 111-oh '- rowmoble Iooolmllo-y hlttine. but ll nowhere no" w wmffgw; m“ nee“ m m’ gemmihmmnfi W1 ‘{,’f..§..“£‘i‘.w§3 lgglsinllllglflgg I‘ ‘e - l. t’ ° ' ' Nine members of New York fast as the little Yankee scooter °" “l- reach e Na om ~ ' , .1 m 5,0“. c1a55e5_ a time I saw Whacky MBCEachern bert sinkled for the lone Philadel- Y. nk d o! may k Before his athletes even report 9f 33 games set in 1932 by ROI‘ y. _____ play hockey with , m 1m equip phla run in the sixth, a ees an seven r n and McCarthy most ll ely will to mm at are” Lakes Nun m ~ 5L mug cardmah 7 _ w Alexander o Plenum! to meme“ mo‘ m1 irks mow = ffi?.‘m?f.§éh“ify‘i‘tf‘ilu2‘t'ff HE..‘.“E¥'%.?§$l.i“..S%€Z°“-pi‘é Tram-s swoon w- Prelim “Hi3. “of. u three Dodger REMEMBER vi HEN - frlIzu lus new nee-topple;- Kai bump. md National Leagues American In?“ shady ' h“ practice he has icst in the nelgh- Diggers, entered the game at the l- » , izuuuucv H? 1-4 up to Clwlliflm- borhocd of szcooco worth of star 5i rt of the ninth inning with tho By The Canadian Press ; in the plenty of power 8 ‘ talent with the end not in sight. mom tied for the third time in -

NP» "12"" Juli’ ‘S’ "we" Si“, You will admit Bob knows hon"

. Cour," 2409 when he Se; remembered to all ts: harness

track pacing record at Mme fans and hopes we are bre-

.\l(ll‘., some years ago, has a ""333 1°‘ 9' g°°d 59551075 "E1118

ugnili but nobody seems to and Will be looking forward to re-

,, unat his name is. I guess ho “Mill m6 results.

iilllhi. cc a "dark horse." There is ——-

no nous from Earle Avery recently me" We" I10 Sensational work-

lllll I cxprct to get up to see him W“ Bl? tho track the past week.

~~ 1\' .utd will uive you the latest "mo showers Whloh were so helpful to the land slowed up the track

J ‘To “m m“ 01w“ Phnp" flavor will be ere even to the h 1 > uwcr, and Miss Admiral Mac t° W" l" lutorootlug letter and his ' _ olouter and pitcher Hugh Mulcahy Red to on hit in L (‘o too. Thane ends up this fmflptig" °f the ‘g8 "C55 l8 "19 v o 31,‘: fiflloafih§hfing‘vflo"g‘fi,fiifli_ fig; n?‘ the ha“ o! which a me are attending officers training m, snodge; resorted to a squeeze negro to hold the liesuvtvelzhi i ' oloy BYldBB-i. W110 Owl“ we ‘w’ Wm‘ e wished "° b? Flue Wlnners The most likely batting orders Meg Ooopecl-‘s sensational record “mp5 and Wm P" b‘ "Bulime- filly to score the winning run. crown’ defeated Chflnpngpr IPrQnkSQ t l Johnny Berardino, 3t. Louis ."oran at Paris in 20 rounds, 29 > I; l

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PAGE SEVEN

DETROIT. Juno 26—(NP)—Bll Al Benton who ioet five nines m the first five weeks the Amer-

Jockey Rides

BOSTON. June 26—-(AP)—WH- ilam J. Turnbull, 17-year-old Texas gcckey, rode five winners today on he eight-race program at Suffolk DJWYIS.

_l'le was up on a consecutive trl. le at the start of the day's, fes-

World Series In Fall

starting lineups of course, but the

appear to be:

American lcague-Rizzuto. Yank- ees, ss: Henrleh, Yankees, rf: York, Tyers, 1b; Williams, Sox, if; J. DiMaggio, Yankees, cf: Gordon, Yankees, 2b; Keltner, In- dians, 3b; iiokey, Yankees, 0; Bonham, Yankees, p.

National League-Reese, Dodgers, ss; Herman. Dodgers. 2b;

There are some uncertainties in

the National league array, ow-

of 10 victories including six glut- outs while losing only t ree

games. each by t

one run, makes him

Red obvious hurler to start, but there

one some complications.

All clubs in the mador leagues are scheduled for doubleheader-s on the big holiday week-end receding the All-Star game, and t. e Card-

Two 0f Best"

‘zi

Both Hank Grseniberg,‘ tho prize

Browns shortstop, is out or the servzce temporarily, having failed in his pilot training, and hence Wlll not be eligible

Greenberg is, ofcourse, the bi - spy-g

golstv 10:. Claochrjarfi; nowsfither mil a e v o ny um e former igmkee. on first, or ' send

out a call for the ever-willing Zeke

String To Seven Games

20>—(APl- Ioxx Paces Cubs

the see-saw contest. He held the In the days when boxing chum-

two innings 811d pions travelled. Jack Johnson, first

aieurs ado todnyn ‘Frlroe yours he- fore, Johnson won tho tlzie from James J. Jeffries a! Reno, null in i915 lost it to Jess Willard at Iiav- BT18.-

Glanis Whip Pirates

New York, Giants whiiipefi

Pix-Stet; ‘gliffm Mtge“ qpengy é -on plltglslfifl six-hit bail and the Buo-i chipping in with five costly er- tors.

At Plttsbuffli

Millard’! kills pain. _-i

t‘ f’? hi,“ jglzvblflilaérltxgélkfertfiTg; by» many fast “me was out of me tiv ties, ‘scoring on Homvilie in the , , , ‘s; b t ‘ t _ 303mm‘ who L; soydyermg down t Ztunliéodulltdtw. been distributed we question. Following is s. list or the ‘MLMFW-i“ ‘?"“‘““,‘“h"‘e “m” g-laxggdgxérs lllgelclgitgllgnlaodlzirs, fir: ‘1‘.‘i<l°'s3l°€§’y°,’ ygbohotrlltosbulbs ovulll- 501""- o weak hitter. loot o you will be able to take in tbo fflkwzifsléfllfi- t- “kd- Mllllo Kfil- 23.91.21.155” 50°30 hi.‘ 221222 115 ‘mllhm- “w” 3'“? w= °°°P' “H b‘ ‘t at‘ m“ lpimtfl i? fidgg-lfgoiiinrio t at“? If”. S d H R InCtS. ____ m, m, ha,’ 1;, 1'36, Alblgrfl-ézrifiltlgf ‘lligey it’? “fr: sfmuh and Valdina - been much handicapped by ti. “fr”: e * ti‘ C, Collette, Newcastle, N. B. an 3'09 1'2 paced m 2-19 with “*9 ln the dagfgs feature, the Val- urlvsllulcahy’; loss is one Mickey '

last half in 1.06. The four-year- or! Wait N‘See paced a mile free- ezsqi in 2.17 with the last ha}! in

v.1, ,, 22nd that lupin races will be held as ad-

t vctxlscd Juiy 1st, that they have a

dine. Farm’s Valcfna Dust lost by a to Louis B. Mayer's Wild

Abe Yanofsky

Baseball Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE

probably can shake off without lcss c! sleep. considering he still has Bobby Feller and Jchnny Rig-hey

Dominion Day July lst

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od ll up of horses and expect 1-07. Bonnie Scott 2.10 1-4 ed mm figure Slip gontestszh Eélrleh Avert-y, 1133-7301930; “this gust hialf mpafos. fuylgnligsrrifiimone mlnlga ftlltjt: o l d o c‘ 3P1‘?! ‘gxclawé-‘rs h’ ‘an back ‘m - 1 ins plolnsc over e e9 one - - was n 2.17 1-2 g3, 950 d 7_ ' nclnnstl 000 1110100-4 o 0 " ' ~ 1 bring thrcclwrscs. Those slated to Villa the last half in 1.07 and her boards. H. Heasdlggu ‘Erflf F13‘: Regalns ea tn rokolyn 020 010 010 1-5 l0 1 . surtulilloiuoguzt tliie féiliswingaFi-le: Z113 Parlay-gin lziiigmortig tgiudlong 3, the early pace setter, was pushed LRiddle, Begés g), shéaun (9) gill Three Al? Clted F01‘ . r er l cu or o by - ' - - wt e last half thid b v ldl D v . ununno: e . asev i. - - - n; am; ' Voirlnllé‘ lmziécmrgnoycfégnii-efi 12nl31.(‘lv6as1-121_ ‘gig; trittlgleghBtllal/erdale fig ml,“ v o na us s C105 Chess tourney pygmy}; (o) and Owen. Distinguished COIIdIICt N0. 1 CLASSIF n P / , vdo ra an . - , - . w e ast half l ______ I . t 1

. . _ t i 1.07 - B. 2.07, b Cold Cash, Walter Hennessey. Charlottetown, , 51 fijgflfi“ §y‘,‘,‘§§,'§,2‘°§§,z'fl° 2x31 shosvgg ti? bigtwrnugfilyaii‘; giofsbgloglkl ’ 0.309 332T} g3‘ ‘rage 251$? Cable) g N, 2.1032, by Mr. McElwyn, Daniel Rice, Charlottetown, R .1- ‘Irttouty 2.12 1-2, Protester 2.14, training to date, stepping in 2.16 1-2 A-I-Lmrm on“ NJ" Jun, N spoon, Diet: (s) and Lopez; Ema etejnlghrza inn cfiadfé; batsman GRATTAN, 2.0a, by Lends Grattan, Andrew Perry, Summer- . M255 Admiral Mac 2.14 and one with the last half in 1.05 1-2, The —(CP)—Albe Yanofsity of Wlnui- Melton and Dormlns. my,“ omen m, dmngushea side.

i. ill the Avery stables. 2.28 Class, Dloer Charlotte B. was in 2.16 with peg won an adjourned seventh- conduct during a serious fire in 513E371‘ E- GRATTAN. 213V‘. by Grim!!! ll“! Gleat- Mum“ Beu- m” ,

Oliygl’ Phillis 2.0a 1-2. Calumet the last half in 1.05 2-4. Bebe Mc- round salme from Albert s. Pink- Chm!" 202 000 002-0 12 1 the Ordnance wurkshop of a Cam lommwr, ,. tin-v. Calumet mien. Jimmie Msln- Elwyn 1.10 1-4 was m 2.12, Slnglni; us, New York, and drew his eight- Borglteogmg i 1 21?: 1g}, ‘lawn?!’ .21.... infantry division normm scoTr, 2.101s, by Highland Scott, c. n. Horton, lllllriily River. I

round mowh with Goowo 811w- - ' The soldiers. Privates Thomas USCITA BITTON, 2.09%. by Greet Brlttou. George H. Brookius. Ken-

the Avery stables Sam trained in 2.21 with the 12st,

sheet, one from half in 1.01. Paydae was a mile m

and prolmbhy two or three others.

above it will be seen 3-33. Kelley's Nightmare in 2.20 1-2,

swit, New York, in 32 moles to move into first place in the Invi-

nandez; Earley, mrlckson (1) and mmbanii, Kluttz (4).

Francis Mitchell of London, ont., and John Ernest Kilcourse of 'I‘ill-

slngton.

From the tun: Chzulmtu me: oers are as-W/lrglnia Kalmuck in ,, , . ' Tournament _,.\,,.\.,_, C, m “,,,,,,n,§,|n., Sport ma, Bane Aubrey in 2'21 and inky p 191x11“ egntegstirtitgle vlcgcférrlgiiwwi: ghetrlgjitodfliifl Masters AMmwAN LEAGUE $23372. and! Styfdsgt. John N0. 3 CLASSIFIED TKO‘! vull be lnld to duplicate. lu 212 with Darkcy lvulmuok trot- Golf club at. Belvedele inks ac- In the other eighth-round °° lab,“ ° h °' ““' Q“°" -~-_. tlug about the some notch. cording to schesulcs drawn up last matches, Louis Levy, New York, PhihddPhh 00° 001 000-1 6 2 saved v5 “a P mac her“ Incmd‘ WATCHIM, 2.07. by Vllllllilnile- Hank Adams- Ham“-

Our good friend Bob Sutherland, M night, Mfxgd foursomes hold the defeated Louis R- Qhflllvellfll. Dam“ 02° 10° "ox-s 7 3 m! an armv 10m’ valued at $17" PAUL ABBE, 2.11, by Abbedale, James Power, Charlottetown, y _- who L; with the Canadian Artillery News from Montague is that spotlight this afternoon. Play gets southern United States champion; Knmt “d swim Bent” “d 000' {mm d°5t"“°“°“ by me- Th? gqumg HANQVER, 2,10, by Guy McKinney, Tindall Semplo. Kenslna- '~ Overseas, writes us under date of George McIntyre worked his good underway at 2.30 and l! the weath- Jack Moskowitz beat Walter B. “bbau- blaze ocwned Wb- 2L ' w“, > p .< May isut in pan as follows: "Since trottor George Mao in 2.1a and the érman is kind it looks like on oX- slle-“mlm P‘°"‘d°"°°- M““"‘ “w” m m rnavmusl: 2.04% by Scotland, Willard Kelly, Charlottetown. ,2 ~ “tiling to you last i have been on 810W bless pacing mare Edith Grgy citing few hours. spacial prizes Devin, Philadelphia, deiofllfid 5- F‘ B t: “m” 1 101 000-8 ‘i MIL-LIE 209% by Kalmuck. Willard Kelly Charlottetown l» '" (Olilde mid enjoyed u very mu¢h was a mile m 2.17 with the last have bEBn provided, Donovan, Brooklyn. and Sidney of‘ l“ a °° m 2MP, s} ' ' ' ‘ t.“ uzzu m: u lct 0i useful lilfcrmniloq halg in 1.07. She is a very likely 'I\'ien a, special match play with Bernstein and Plnkus adjourned. g§wgg and °%3aa‘ccck_ Harder P E I _ N s No s CLASSIFIED PACE . in the job X am now doing, During lwklng pacer and for the work 111mm 11m"! kip 8881K“ melglbels '11;heo-5rgtll(fldl;18i1—2-_2 1 2 8mm “nick ‘T; and Deming’ Henn- o o o e o fy ' ' = t_

n - - ; - - ~ M “he ml cub m expect” m a y amen ABBEY, by Guy Abbie, Frank Adams, Halifax, u. a

my limo oil I had the opportunlty and OPDOTlHIIlty looks like a. mighty cl seeing a couple of very good dog 800d prospect.

raves — or ‘lll other word; I rweht At Kenslngton Uscita Brim)“ ‘ll llle ([0259, The track I visited ls Z09 ll reported to have stepped a about 1o mics from London and mile in 2131-4, whiizh is

ill?’ honi lures there every sat. fastest reported in this province to "l {by afternoon the year round, 1 date, Watchlm 2.07, holder of the hue bvcu tulzi that during peace Maritime record for four-year-oid titties the races were held every TIPlPlWY-‘i. W88 an easy mile in 217 night and dllflllg the winter month, with the last half in 1.06. Gattan tuoy ind the track lit up, but of Queen 2.11 paced in 2.17 and Grace (XllliievJllli is quite impossible now Abbey in 2.18. It is reported that; 5° llfi out it down to one after. the trotter Squire Hanover in

produce some sham competition. The menbbers of the RAF. will be out to avenge the defeat suffered

e at the hands cf the local golfers

earlier this seascn.

The draw for the mixed four- somes:

Mrs. N. H. DeBicis and E. D. Nicholson vs. Mrs. E. W. MaoKin- non and W. R. Adams.

Miss Betty Large and lit-Lt. Robins vs. Mrs. R. T. Holman and P. M. Dakln.

swit 5-3; Bernstein 4 1-2-—2 1-2; Devin 4 i-Z-s‘! l-Z; Plnklis 3 l-Z- 3 l-Z; Levy 4-4: Mcskowitz 4-4; Donovan 3-5: Chauvcnet 2 i-2— 5 1-2; Suesman 2 1-2-5 1-2.

35,000 On Civil Servi-ce At Ottawa

OTTAWA. June 25—(CP)— The government is paying 35.000 people

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Night game: Buffalo 100 102 000-4 8 1 Montreal 000 010 (Jl0—2 7 0

Sierra. and Redmond; smith, McCraibb (B) and Dawer.

Night game: Rochester Toronto

Hutchinson. sakas and Robinson:

000 000 010-1 6 8 003 001 1211-7 11 0

Schedule To Change

The schedule of the Prince Ed- ward Island-Nova Scotia. ferry ser- vice will be reduced to three round trips daily Monday to "save fuel and extra. bus service", it was learn- ed here last night. At present a fourth round trip ls made on Fri- days, Saturdays and Sundays.

Halifax, N

GRNITAN QUEEN, 2.i1, by Orcus Grattan, Frank Adams, McNei

RAYMOND BUDIDNG, 2.13, by Calumet Budlong, Wellington Southport.

LADY HAL, 2.13%, by Sampson Hal, Bell and. McNelll, Charlottetown,

HILDA BUDLONG, 2.20, by Calumet Budlong. Andrew Peri-ya Summer- side.

JACK CLYDE, by Calumet Budlong, George Callbeck, Summerside.

SING-IN’ SAM. by Sampson Hal, Charles O'Brien, Covehead.

FRED WORTHY, 2.15, by Bud Axworthy, Prof. S. A. Rockford, Bum- merside.

EDITH GREY, by Great Hal, Efd. McGuigan, Montague.

ll. l c‘ k. - l ' ' . hi; 2,1,1‘); lifggg klfixgiyvceg figflzgsri 531F333]: "llxlaggg Mrs. W E. Cottcn and J. A. fgovggg-mplizlslllitgiy wcliialil-geyfig: Beckmm and “mam-ht The order rte-arranging the schei- WAIT 'N' SEE. by Kalmuck. Willard McDonald. Summerside. , s1: embie money 1n m wmmn.‘ “m, 300d mm,‘ and Wm be a ma, LEW-s V5 M"- W~ R- Adan“ "1 commission reyealeed m“ ule to correspond to what it had ‘ ”°"“““- {for l" tho Clooolfioo Trot Dom- Plfisxfrnys Henderson and a L From a Dre-war flzure ‘It. nooo swine some: M m 5 o m; gglolgavlvgarthoduoewouo, gags No. 4 cr-assmnv “mo! _ . . . . . . y n mm o , _ w,“ _

"Phe distance of the track is on my Se“ "5 M“ Dmmd Gwyn“ “d elnpiPye” (i, °muslv° i?‘ “mm "lam? 00o 00° 111-l 4 1 l“ 5°"1"°5- °°'°“W'“- 1W“ “dllls- (moms MAC 214 by Abbe Worthy George McIntyre. Montague ilfmt..g-nt~ ‘m’ ‘° 25° yds- T!“ Th’ "m" “WW mentioned as Jof/lrsfgér-il}, Russell and a. n, imiogiikglo Eabveggzirgnt 02212120’; ‘5"‘"§§i“ and Bottmm; Mm ifi-ltufitizu§§‘.%‘°‘rt§i§s‘°8‘§.$§¥é? VIRGIN“ “Aiwéx- by Kalmmk m“ mg" M“ Herbm" '

“ “ ‘““’ m’ ‘he here has more than tripled, ‘m R mm s’ LUSTTS mast‘, ch g. by Lusty F‘risco, c. n. Chandler, Charlottetown!

W ‘ q 250 yds. i! having DEYYOTmcd at Charlottetown. r:- Othdl seconds. The older Montague and Kenslngton, will --n e zoo yds and the with Bedford Grattan 2.08, Hilda

Hellofs vs Miss Nancy Weeks and A. E. Russel. Mrs J. Pc-pe Clarke and J. A.

With demands being made on the commission every day for more

Comments On

town. Mr. Mutch said that although he had not been informed officially lie

MISS BELL AUBREY, by Colonel Aubrey, Hazen Harvard, Cornwall. BEAVERDALE, 2.13%, by Lauder-dale, J. Pope Clarke, Charlottetown. RUBY VOLO, by Pax V010, Simmons 8t Semple, Kenslngton.

_ r ones the 200 yds but the Budlong 2.20 Jack Clyde Fred 11k ' vs M" R W V Robin a d i k i;

2.10 yu. i ii ' ' ' ‘my .5" ' ' ‘ s n c" 5- Senographers and other _ understood the federal government.

“me tfielligsng gggslxnlnthtaeszréiaa 31.1151 and Ittlrijby V010 make J. Pope Clarke. types P‘ workers, the possibility G01 DrQw Actlon was furnishing a $2.000 subsidy for LUCKY GUY. ch g. by Clover Guy, Lee Chappeli, Stzmhope. J- . . p es n e exists that the total figure I01‘ ' a bus service to connect with the DARKEY KALMUCK, 2.13%, br. g., by Kalmuck, Kelly and Hot-ho‘,

, w ‘ four class- glhbciltluiiocn the bloverblai stuffed ified events which will be raced at invent‘ s‘ ‘more to give the dogs the Summerside next Wednesday after-

-\t o run and occasionally noon. We congratulate promoter

Miss Margaret Wtod and LAC. W. Leigh vs Mrs. J. A. Likely and R, T. Holman.

Miss Mary Haszsrd and LAC.

employees in the capital will reach 40.000 this year,

CYITAWA. June 25--(OPl—Dr H.

A. Bruce (Con, Toronto-Pnrkdale)

ferry at Caribou. The telegram received by Mr. Mutch read:

Charlottetown. GENERAL CONDITIONS

avHr-rv

the l‘ t‘ . , l . '*“”“ ‘ {Timing lilhlgcragvéftlfl Sign? muting‘ e1: sucllI/‘lagnaécg’ oflépegiaxgigg gtlllllr £15 MISS Lotte Laird and LAC. II To glald grrliatthl: illousemorf gotrgrrxnonslm; “fiave received a telegfosn from , t ,, ~ ac a ns , , 5t1$ff:.2“‘g.?t(is' °r ‘Yh“"*v r they u‘ u“ w“ hi’ ha)! classified them. We. M“ T‘ w" l" “W” "d A- Co. Drew? Ontario Consersgtive fibfifinim‘flfigfifimfgtfiémjugg°fgfg All classes: Three dashes at one mile, positions to be drawn for . surey flies. in commfon with many others, are Cytriii Begi Mrs. J. A. Mrlvlillan leader‘ pumped m the direction of schedule be resumed, hree mp5 "d, duh y