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EXHIBITIUN RACES l

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Three Glasses Are 0n The Program Includ-

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The management of the races at that it will be an awful battle. the Exhibition for this year decided 2.22 Pace-Aubrey the Great, Cap-

will meet with the entire approval Great, Helen L. ' of the public. i Today's, Wednesdays

afternoon's sport. Following are the officials: Starter-Frank J. Power.

being done away with, and there will be no uncertainty as to the starters because they have made a rule which statesz-“The horses not starting 1'11 the races the next clay F. J. E. Wright. must be drawn at twelve o'clock‘ Timers—L. B. McMlllﬂlli C1116! T- noon, the day preceedving the race.".Ranahan and E. F‘. Acorn. Accordingly the Guardian is en- abled to publish for its readers the actual starters in today's races: MacDonald. 1 They are as follows: Distance Judge-Patrick McMa- 2.2'l-'l‘rot— Johnny Miles, Peter- hon. I Alright. Davenport Prince, Ruby. Patrol Judsekllush Walker end Aubrey, Knight of Columbus. Cap- John MHCDOHBId-

Stain Jackson, Donna Harvester, Ap— _ _ kril Todd, Lloyd George, Mac Todd, W. T0 Edwards Stable

ten starters in all. This class of trcttcrs will surely BANGOR, Me.. Aug. 21.-Th-2 sale of the pacing mare Millie W.

make a wonderful race and the

public can look forward to fast time 2.0531, by Arthur G. Lord, of Nyack, N. Y., to D. Edwd‘ s, of Auburn.

as there are some real speed birds Me., was announced here today.

in it. The greatest race of all, however, and probably the one that will The price was not made public. The mare made her first start in Maine ‘in the free-for-all at Skowhegan, Me, last werk. beating the Maine champion, Presque Isle Club-own- yarxgmgst harsmgggn ablilﬁghslﬁ ed frez-for-aller Bessie McKlyo. ggxer ‘rmdnzhose who miss the mc_ and setting a new track record of

f: today Wm cermmly be sorry [or inﬁll/eds her: for ‘the free-for-all at

' ' ithe Bangor fair on Thursday, when halfgﬁf fg“fhfa'g,ff“'oi she will start against Bessie Mc- -' and is conﬁdent that he is going to K13“ Ruby P" and "Venn ‘lmhers’

Outside Clerk of Course-J. AJ

Trot in which the celebrated Bill Sharon, the $25,000 trotter will mix it up with a bunch of real trotting stars.

Never before in the history of the

i Dempsey’ is 80mg w put up n good Jack Kingsley who drove her at argument and some of our local Slmwaheglm- m“ Ed “is sportsmen are binding their faithistilll; 33:2“??? gﬁged {o bewa-the

The New Glasgow boys Says them fastest pacer in Maine at present. ‘ is nothing to it but Alliewood the, Millie W- 15 81X yell‘! 01d 8nd W011

Gregg ‘twelve races in nineteen starts last Here is the actual list of starters Yf-ﬂr. lhe 1115i- Sta-lili 01’ ihﬂt 5988011 in the 2.15: Jack DempseyfFred bIlns at the Brwkwn Fair. where Medium, Bill sliuren, Alllewood theshe tcck the 2.15 new Sm’ ~16 by W.

' Great and Battnnette, Y. Dryad. dam by Mlllerton.

The third race on the programme W}? wi.ll be the 2.22 pace with eight Another trouble with modern r0,- starters. all really good pacers with mance is that the time is too short three of them sensational ones. between courtship and court.

, Great things are expected of Aub- . roy the Great, who comes here with "I'd like to buy a petticoat," sold a ‘reported workout of 2.12, Captain the young woman, somewhat hesi- Mac has recently turned this track tatlngly. in 2123-4 and Margo Direct has; “Antique department on the third being going great guns recently, so floor," chirped the ﬂoorwalker.

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on a new departure which they feel tain Mac, Marge Direct, Jessica the First Game. Baltimore

races “will Montreal} . . . . . . . . . . . ..

In the past the public have ar- start at two dclock, the Wick n Second "I19-

rived at the races not certain as to wonderful condition and excellent Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 14

what horses would start in the var- officials will govern the, meet 50 thB-Y- Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 8

ious contests but this year that is all may come prepared for a real Jerlsey City-Toronto, Postponed,

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and Sewell, Autrey. Cochrane._

month. They have caused mint rumor than respectful inter- " . knowledge‘. ‘of procedure in soiiiol mat .

issued on the joint bob King and Queen, pro __ _ I ning "commands". In, int of fact the Lord Chamberlain lﬂcommliidi-l ed." iolnueiiropnvllatlm

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Newark-Buffalo Postponed, Rain. ‘Reading-Rochester. - Postponed!

Judges-J. W. ;Grant. W. S. Brown, Ram

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Clerk or the vourskw- J~ Brownnst. Louis ................ .. 1 a i NewYork..... . . . . . . . . . ..3 7 1

Gray and Schang‘, Hoyt and Ben-

gough. Detroit Boston

vgngﬂder‘, Stones and Hal-grave. arrlss, Slmmonsahd Bert?-

H Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G 13 3 P

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3 l0 3 Fitmimmons, Faulkner and Hogan:

Lucac and Picinich. Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 10 1 Pittsburgh

Brandt and Taylor, Hcmsley. A Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 8 l Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1

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McWeeny ‘and Deberry. Rhem and

Wllloughby and Davis, Blake.

Carlson and Hartnett.

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lNVITATIONINOT A moral. . COMMAND

By The Canadian Press LONDON, Aug., ao-"udy Diem‘

poublegloucoster regrets that she was unavoidably prevented from obeying their molest-lea’ Oommwd

o attend the garden party at Buck-

ingham Palace."

.Announcoments like this in the

social columns of the London Press published-Tor o fee of three gulneas pU_1'_ insortlon-_-were_ pf frequent oc- currence dlectlyaftor thorium-oat- ing function

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Fallon EXHIBITIDN

MORNING-Judging Cattle.

AFTERNOON-Big midway on Main Grounds. 2 p. m. to 5 p. n1. on track. 2.27 trot, 2.15 trot 2.22 pace. During the heats of the races. Billy Rice frrio and Royal Peklnese Troupe will perform, Ralph Maddi- son will sing and there will be ex- cellent muslc by the Band.

Grand parade of show cattle at conclusion of Races. '

EVENING

Concert in aln Building ll to 8.30; 8.30 to 9 0 Billy Rice Trio, Royal Pekin Troupe, Ralph Maddi- son and Band Concert in front. of Grand stand. Great big midway on Main Grounds.

To Film Great Cariboo Trek,

THE PAS. Man, Aug. 21.—In searcn of "real color" for a special cinema picture, a p rty representing the Natural iory Museum of New York will go north from here shortly to the Barren Lands. about 500,mlles north of Reindeer Lake.

It is their intention of ﬁlming the immense caribou herds on their northern migration in the latter part of October and to stage a cari- bou hunt with Indlans employing native bow and arrow.

A number of experienced prospec- tors and trappers‘ familiar with the North Country have been engaged to accompany the party through- out the journey.

Spine Mended 1 -By Ox Bone

(By Brltlshllnllad Press)

LONDON August, Zl-A miracul- ous cure by means of bone grafting has been effected by a. young sur- geon at Dudley-road Hospital, Bir- mlngham.

A 30-year-old farm labourer from Worcestershire, who had been par- alysed and bedridden for ‘lwo year! with tubcrcular spine,’ was admit- ted to the hospital several months ago. The surgeon dotennlnad to graft o. piece of ox bone, and. this

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Annual Highland Ga m e s Great Success And Witnessed by Large Attendance.

Ideal weather favoured the an- nual gatherlng of Scottish Clans of Prince Edward Island which was held yesterday afternoon at the Ex- hibition Grounds.

A large attendance of enthusiast- ic spectators enJoyed the day's out- ing land athletic events to such an extent that countless numbers were hcazd to remark, “I wish this gath- ering was held more than once a year?’ and well might ‘they say it. Not a. dull moment marred the run- ' ning of the various athletic events and danging. Everything was hand- lcd in clockwork fashion and there was something doing all the while.

The weather yesterday morning broke dull and threatening, but tO-i wards noon the sun shone in all its} glory. to _actlvely usher in the open- ing of the Big Provincial Exhibi- tion. Yesterday was ﬁtting weather for the _Annual Fair and glorious for the Bonnie Scots, who, headed by thelr_ Pipe and Drum Band marched in plaid and bonnets, like the Grecian athletes of old to the scene of the games, there to test: their respective athletic endeavours on track and field and in dancing. Yes, it was a bonnie day and a

W. Andrew, East Royalty. Hal. McLeod, Murray River. Time~11 2-5 seconds.

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W. Wood, Alexandria.

R. McMillan, Hunter River. J. A. Baker, H. M. S. Wisteria. Tlme-59 3-5 seconds.

Runnning High Jump

G. H. Stewart. Toronto. I i!‘ L. M. Donald, Kilmuir. L. Duffy, City.

Height, 5 ft. 4 in.

DanclngGhillle Callum Mary Tralnor, City. I Willie Burnett, City.

Evelyn Morgan, New Glasgow, N. S.

lhll Mlle Run

x. McDonald, City. "

W. Locke, City. ll. Harley. ' Time-J? min. 194-5 seconds

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shakes both on and off the field were exchanged by the hundred. Old acquaintances and old rivalries were renewed _in that good hearted and good-sportsmanship way, typical of the Scot. on. yes, it was a brffw day and a bonnie one.

The mithletic events were closely contested and the times and dist- ances in each were very good. cs- peciallyin the running events where good, times were made.

One of the features of the day was the dancing of lads and las- sies who showed by their cleverness: in the various steps of the High- land I-‘ilng and Ghlllle Callum that their training has been expertly at- tended‘ to, and all participants are, to b6 heartily congratulated on their splendid performances.

ll}. D. B. McDonald of Bedeque, asodlclal announcer handled his‘

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W. Burnett, City. Dancing Scikithrulbas s Evelyn Morgan, New Glasgow, N_

I Highland Hing-Girl; Helen McPhce, Summerside, Mary Trulnor. City, equal. Joan McDonald, City.

Sack Race

M. Matljieson. Bradalbane. J. A. Baker. H. M. S. wlstarla. E. Webster, H. M. S. Wisteria.

Half Mlle Bicycle

job th ‘the thoroughness ‘and effic-l A_ 1 lent: of an expert. i weeks’ Hlghﬂeld‘

C. Walker City. erililat oflevents and winners in ord- Time-l min. 161-4 seconds

Putting the Shot T"! 0' w“ IP. E. Island vs. H. M. S. Wisteria, W0" by Prince Edward Island. The team is as follows: A. H. McDon. 81d. Kilmlllr; S. J. Bigger, City; Jbmeﬂ Wﬂlker (Capt) Royalty: W. B. McNeil, Vernon River; Murdock McLellan, City; w. Mathieson, lBellcview; .1. x. MODOnald, xii. mulr; Russel Abbott. City; W. wood ﬁlellﬁlldrlﬂ; M. Mathleson, Bradal- bane, i Exhlbitio ter John l1 years, Island.

S. J. Biggar, City.

Laughlin McDonald, Kilmuir. J. K. MacDonald.

W. Matheson, Bellevicw.

3'!" ft. 7 in.

Running Broad Jump J. K. McDonald, Kllmulr. J. Trainer, City. M. Motheson, Bradalbano. 1B ft. 8 in.

Throwing Hammer

r1 of Pipe Music by M“. Everett MacLean, aged of Providence, Rhode

J. Pendergast. Kcnsinglon. B. J. Biggar, City.

lnughlin McDonald, Kllmulr. W. Mtthuon, Bellevlew.

B5 ft. l0 in. ‘

Stop and Jump /

J. H. Stewart, Toronto, Ont. B. llollillan, Hunter River. J. ‘P1111101’, City.

Distance. 36 ‘ft. 4 in.

100 Yards Open .1. ‘ our, City. B. n, Hunter River.

C: H. Stewart. Turonto. ‘limo-ll 8-5 seconds.

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

P.C. .535 .528 .525 520 .508 .504

' .480 .450

Toronto . . Montreal Baltimore .. Reading Rochester .. Buffalo Newark . Jersey City . . . . . . .. 53 '18 NATIONAL LEAGUE ~ Lost RC. .609 .607 .563 .552 .548 .479 .330 .294

New York St. Louis .. Chicago .. Cincinnati .. Pittsburgh .. Brooklyn

Phlladclpla . . . . . . .. 32 AMERICAN LEAGUE Won New York . . . . . . . . .. 80 Philadelphia . St. Louis Cleveland ..L Chicago Washington Detroit

P.C. .678 .632 .517 .462 .458 .445 .440 .368

Conditions Ill out. Vastly Improved

HALIFAX, N. 8.. Aug. 2l.—SpeBlk- ing in Christ Church, Dartmouth, last night, lhc Rev. J. F. Tupper, PLCtCY of a Toronto Church, declar- ed that Ontario had "the best, the sanest and ‘the most improved lem- perunce legislation to bo found in the civilized world.“ Rev. Mr. Tup-

_ per pointed to the support given to

the Ontario laws by such outstand- ing churchmlcn as Archbishop Thornloc and Canon Cody. So-call- ed prohibition had been a failure, he sold, and oven those who had been skeptical of the new law real- ize that conditions in Ontario were new vastly improved. --.——~——iﬁi ~-i~

GUM TABOO

(By British United Press) SYDNEY New South Wales August ill-Although the habit of chewing gum has extended from America to

the city where jaws are not allowed to work industrlously. In the law courts for instance, the habit is re- gardcd with dlsfavor. The chief Justice of New South Wales (Sir

er day when the plaintiff in an ac- tion before the Banco Court wns observed io be chewing vigorously. Adressing counsel the Judge said: "There is a gentleman sitting be- hind you who has been chewing something all the time hn has been in court. I wish you would ask him

If he wants to chew hc must go out- side lhc court."

Sydney, there are certain plaom in "

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Senator Ford Wins i Feature Event at .GI‘8l1gd Circuit

p» \_ ——-r-v- , N. Y.. Aug. 21-80 llbrd‘. the favorite, won the review futurl for two-year’ the main. eve gram of, the. Grand Circuit meg here today, ﬁnishing second in“ n" first hcaltybut cowl!!! in ﬁrst in m, in two‘ heats.‘ Childs will the driv, r.. g _ _ . . Contender, driver by Cfﬂllefftook the first heat. Sanobclle. driven by Dickerson, "gave the favorite a battloip third. Bcnatorpq owned by larcnce Cole of apoliqpand George McKinney, o; Boston

Athclono Guy. owned b Small, of Atlantic. Mass, took g straight heat victory ln the 2.1a WOC. iTflmpdml-li easily won the 2.09 pace. and Guy Worthy p“, the favorites, Man Direct, “q Freddy Capo. a iolt in the 2.09 trot,

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Horse lltdvlcw Futurity, Foal; o; 193g r m-Pursc $2,500

Scnator Ford. b.c. (Childs) .. Contender, b.g. (Crozler) Sanobellm, (Dickerson) .. SlgGuy M ,'ch.c., (Cox) Bob Galloway, (Stokes) l alloy neimyMai-coua Scott, Egan Who Knows and Jessen Belwin also started. Time-2.10 1-3, 2.10, 2.14.

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Trampsmug, b.g., Lacey . . . . .. Skeeter, b.m., Dill

ciui-indq ' . - Time-Z. a 1:2,

2.10, Trot-Purse $2,000

2.05 1-4. its.

Athcione Guy, b.h., Cox l

Mazie Brooke, b.m., Fleming 2

Summers Worthy, ch.m.. Hod» .,

son . . . . Ida May. b.m., Childs . . . . . . ..

Time-MY! 1-4, 2.10, 2.10 l-2.- ' 2.00 Trek-Purse $1,000

Guy Worthy, br.g., by Ortolan Axworthy, Crozler . . . . . . . .. Man Direct, ch.g., Hodson 2 Tlpple Frisco, bl.m., Egan 5 Ffreddy OBPD. b.g..‘Chllds . 3 Jcritza, b.m., Leese . . . . . . . . .. Gwyn Worthy also started. Tlme--2.06, 2.06 1-4, 2.07 3-4.

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Reindeers T0 Race

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask, Aug. 2l.-—That proportion of the ‘public in western Canada which is thrilled by racing, whether horse, motor. aeroplane or dog, will be provided with u new diversion this winter according to H. J. Opsahl, of Van- couver, ‘B. 0.. who proposes t0_ stage a series of reindeer races-in the principal cities in the west.

Mr. Opsahl, who owns 20 reindeer. states that he has arranged for this innovation in the field of racing w show the public "what speed means." He proposes to bring six Eskimos from their northern habitat to drive and care for the animals.

Present plans provide for races in Calgary, Regina, Saskatoon. Prince Albertoand Winnipeg. ‘more is ii possibility thA/t Mr. Opsﬂhl will take his-Stable" across the inter- national border and stage races in some of the United States cities where weather conditions permit.

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Great Victory for, H Premier Venizelos

sweeping nature of the Liberal par- ty's victory in yesterday's elections for parliament was revealed in late returns tonight which indicated that" the followers of Premier Ven- lzelos would hold between 220 and 230 of the 350 semis in the cham- ber oi’ deputies.

The extent of the Royalist col- lapse was shown by the voting in Mhcns, where 19.066 votes vzere cast for Liberal candidates and on- ly 9,362 for Royalists.

Tsaldaﬂs, all Itoyallst leaders were reﬂected.

Philip Street) was pcrtubed the oth- 1

to cease. It is becoming intolerable; .

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