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T0  ROBERT BDRDEN
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(Special to The Guardian) Igwwy or ,1ag;,|,,g about Sh Robert
orden. He
LONDON, AUZllBi 21~-The Lolldoniup his lllind, bill: ;li;nqi|i,‘ci\; i:adr¢ramll{;
Times referring to the criticism in he chooses the occasion to speak il
Clllldll- ‘lf 5"' R059". B0l'd8Ii, Cana-'and can be trusted not to change it
dish Prlmte Minister, says, “Sir Rob-‘lightly or because opposition gathers
ert Borden will certainly go bl1ck"l`.his sturdy deliberate will is what
‘_w_ith a great reputation decidedly en-fthe British look for in ll stateslllan
hsliced- His influence at the lmperl- and the cl-loss concede lt to slr usb
al War Cabinet has been strong. He ert. Tile great majority ot' Canmll
exercised it always with discretion ans trust the Prime Minlsbor to know
and self restraint and succeeded ln' what he is doing at the llllperlal Wal
treading with dignity yet without un-lfiallinet. The public here instinctive
dlifi B6" l1b¥l€8BU0f| the <1ml°Ull»’ -illlb-I ly takes his presence as an excellent
lic path of a Dominion prime minlstcrl evidence of the reality and value oi
here. Now there is little that is his work.
at-t, Miss Florence Flynn. Peter Clal
kin, Harry. Murphy, John Corcoran
H. W. Weeks, Ethel K. McDonald
  C HU]-S|Al'cll. Irwin, Thos. Coyle, Fred Coyle
. I  Kelly,`Jos. Hughes. Jas. Lappin
G . M _ .. .
Bishop 0'Leary, $500; Lieutenant Cfnikin c_$_;rml;(;'In§isE; rj' `B_f§:tr;;¥
Governor McDonald, $125; Chas. Lyfnest Cémn 'R V M;__“e`t_' Pe__e__'M__
Tm' ` ;_T_r°‘;;? §3_r°‘;_&cM_(_I_aG' D135, Carron, P.E.I.R., Peter C. Trainor
y’ n' .Dr. C. H. Beer E T Higgs Sgt Nor
ge" Hgrdware C061; $500 each’ Park lllan Lowther, Rev. Mr. Fulton, A
man' ennegsey ower’ $7500' 71-‘l'lend, Woolworth & Co. Dr M In
.o n c o a, er ,au e, tyre_ Dr Loi G I
clllunnltl ollhtcllt' ’ ' C
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DeBlois Bros., itev. Maurice Mclion-__ MCAUMY W(3eDm:)y vlyrgrco 3:3:
Md' D°““'d N‘°"°‘”°"' D” J- H- ly, wlllhlm Gillis, John J. 'rl-lllnor
Brown, James Patoll & Co., Reddill Mrs_ Ei Hm,ris_ D_ K_ (._un.|e_ DI.
Bros" $5000 each' ltlarrutllers. Dr. Yeo, J. P. McClos
Adrilln Peters, Harold Jenkins, J. k€,y_ “_ E_ (,01wm__ Frank Mcnory
0- "‘“°““““' Dr- “"4 MW- S- R- Tl. o. cnnllolly, J. s. Demllle, J. lt
Jenkins, J. T. and Neil McKenzie, I’. Bm_nett_ E_ Cunem M__B_ R_ Durant
S. Brown, James Carragher, James D_ R_ Mm_l_iBon_ D_ R_ Lah_d_ $5_0_
P. Duffy, Rev. Francis McQuaid, Rev.f each 1
 Hughes, Ernest Trainor, Thos._ (T0 be continued)
Campbell, Dr. ‘McGuigan, Saunders:
& Newsome, Alley & Co., H. W. Bln~_
ning, W. K. Rogers, Carter & Co.,   
Richard-Grant, $25.00 each. t _
T. B. and D. J. Riley,.D. J. McDon-
aid, C. A. McDonald, James Loner-l - .
gan. N. Ruttenbury, $20.00' each. | _
John Bums, stnnlnyv Shaw & pem~._ in addition to the list of casualtie:
don, (j_ J, Gallagher, J, A_ M5511,” published in yesterdl1y’s Guardian
John McQul]lan_ H_ M_ Davison n,,v_ resulting froln the 'present drive, th.
W. V. McDonald, Rev. J. C. Mceulg-_ following have been rellvrtedl
` KILLED IN ACTION
ah, $15.00 each.
F|-N16,-lck J_ Nash M,-s_ Mm-gm-et Gordon John Matlleson, Cardigan
Wellington Pope Warren, Elllott's
Hennessey, Mrs. Frank Kelly, J. F.
tllltllheson, Thus. L. snllth, Currie & Dalllffl l\"l<l» Mlllmy li-“limi
Mm-,m_ghun_ J_ & r1~_ M0,-r|,,_ H_ v_ John McKinnon, iientherdale
gBunm|n_ J_ E_ BML Wm‘_ Moram A_ E_ Frank Arthur Arsenault, St. Ra
McEacllen, P.W. Turner, Peter Doyle, Phael
llndcnburg Line.
TEN THOUSAND PRISONERS
(Special to The Guardian) ,north of Merviile the occupation of
LONDON. August 21. _ Mnrsllal the cross Rostls llamlet of la conf- Mons Guns AND 2,ooo Pslson-
Focll, believing that the Germans are'onne on the highway between Vieux ERS
trying to retreat once more to tlle|'Berquin and Merville destroys the
iilndenburg line, occupied by them uf-fenenly‘s ch-ief llleltlls of colllmunicll-_ WITH 'l‘llE BRITISH' ARMY IN
lei' lille L’.’l'8ui retreat ot' the spring of tion and lmtkes ll further retirement' l"RAN(`.E, August 21.* in thc first
1917. gives them no rest .hy night ol-_'to Evals obligatory. hour of the ot't`<-nsivo bcgull this morn
day. General _Mallgills army attuck~_ Tile Lys Valley is so little shove selll _
ed Voll Hlrtiers badly mauled tl'oops_level that the rlvcr provides very pool"’ ish troops vllptlll-:dl lilo Iowlls oi
again yesterday morning along a 15-:draillnge and the rollds are hol'del'c:l_ Alllllillzl-e\'l»lll_-, lit-llllt~olll'i allld Moy
lllile front between the Oise and tllcllly deep ditches and raised above tho, olleville. Tho British tlttllcketl on tl
M5119. The Germans offered a des-flevel of the surrounding country to, front of tell lllilcs between Arras and
perate resistance, and despatches'prevent flooding in winter. The rc~.Albcrt. Tile attacks extended from
from the front state that the ground nloval of the enemy heavy artillel'y,' the Ancre River at Beuucourt to just
occupied by the French is thickly will be 8. difficult operation, and it ls_ north ot' Moycneville. Some German
SUBWH With the enemy dead. Ev-“to afford time for this that the Ger-I field guns 'und 2,000 prisoners hat.
ery-where the attack went well des-iman rear-guards are fighting sharpibeen taken ill the British drive at
pite the resistance of the foe, and two'delay actions. It was stated in 11 an early- hour. route being lined with spectators.
hours after it was launched all the press despatch from British head-i
German first positions had been <-:lp-'ft\l21l‘l6l‘S y9HlBI‘f\l1y illlli U10 G@l`ma“`
tured and their lines had be-ell pf~.ll<l-;gllll:-l :tppear to bt- f:ll'..br.-.lllll`d the in-i GRESS AND POSVHONS AL'
lrated 'io all avelulgll depth ol' two'illllir_v ill the lllovolllellt cllstcrly, this
und a half llliles during the day. iboillg illllicuied by the cxtrclllcly
Paris reports the capture of over iight artillery even of the l-lllluilc-.r _
8.000 Drlsoners which added to thelczllllloll. The tl-hllllpllallt lllzlrch to llllrdm “lung [lm .immmum D"“D"“t"‘
2,000 l'8Dol‘ted on Monday nnd Tues-_ffiulltls begun by Von Qauls‘s ilrnly ill_ ;__05;;___b"_‘_l;’_;";_’l‘__;:E"lf3‘_‘;_'__k*;“_d __I‘°“_t_"‘_ ho usual standards _before the Dro
day, makes a total oi' over 10,000 bo- April has ended ill the ignolninous,  ‘ ‘ ' ' " _ ‘ y ,__,"_ Irillllllw lllld llilylillcilfl V0l`y far llill
il. A. McDonald. P.E.l.lt., Mol-rls &
Smitll. D. A. McKinnon, Atty., A.W.
liyndman, Arthur Curran, John Grit-.
fltll, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kgglns, $10
ellcll. l
Mrs. James Lonergan, R. -E.
l/lutcll, J. C. James, A. J.
lrving, Geo. E. Hughes, Dr| Ayres,
Lcnlbros Bros.. T. Malone, H. J. Phil-
lips, Gordon & Co., A.-F. Murphy, Al-
bert. Wilson, Arthur Edmonds, E. A.
llotiter, Georgie Kelly, R.N. Tomlins.
Frank Hellnessey, C. H. Black, Mrs.
(D`r.) Gallant, P. TS. Bradley, H. H.
Shaw, Hon. Murdoch McKinnon, John .
Anderson, John Bradley, Allan For
sytlle, Jus. A. McMillan, Frank Ilen-
llelsey (Druggist), Peter McDonald.
Miss Florence Kelly, J. Austin Train'
or, Harry Foster, ,P. P. Coyle, Henry
Fitzgerald, Thos. Keoughan, James
Mobarron, Capt. McCarthy (dredge,)
G. lil. Henderson, G. H. Toonlbs. Owen
Trainor, Mrs. M. J. McMillan, A
i~‘rlend,_Captaln T. White, C. H. Ben-
oit,'Peter Trainor, Aylward and Deeg- ‘
an.-Lou ~Kiggins, Miss Mary Murray.
P._ ill. Dorsey, Frank Dorsey, G. R
Mollellan, Geo. Summers, John How-_,
Edward Phelan, Charlottetown
Ivan Bllrnett, Fairview
Patrick Bennett Noonan, Sumlllcl'
side'
Neil1McKiinlron, North Wiltshire
Garnet McDonald, Kensington
James Cairns, Kin-kora
DIED OF WOUNDS
James Percy Norman, Cape Wolfe
-Chemin des Dames. Even that llllt-‘..l|l,lz till- low lying lltlllls ill the LYS
SERIOUSLY ILL
William Francis Gerrard, New- Ar
gyle
MISSING
John Peter Donnelly, Tignisll
WOUNDED
George McLean, Canoe Cove
Charles Robertson, Armadillo
Maynard Foy, Tryon
Frank McCallum, Ocean View
Frank Crosler, Indian River
David 'McEwen, New Dominion
Barney McDonald, Rollo Bay
Jolln Handrahan, Delilois, P. E. 1.
does not look so safe for winter qlulr- volley wilt-rv there .is llo possibility
ters, as it did ten days ago. ot` talking slloltol- ill devil ¢1\ll»Ulll\>ll`l`Ulll
'shelling or bombing. lt llllly tilol'o~
GERMANS EVACUATE LYS VAL- fore be :lssllllled that :ln curly effort
LEV Wm lm nuttin to drive tho (lerllllllls
out of lllailollil llllll nfl' Kellllllvl llill.
Under continllous llrossllre from' even if the Messllles ritlgh shohhl 
l.lle arllly of Sir Dollglns lill-ig the Gen main ln _ills llllllis.
mans are evacuating the valley oft Allplilt-l' illtiiclltioll tllllt. tho foo is
Lys. Their -retirement yesterday np- l llolllloll for the llillllcllbllrg lillv i.~:.lh+-
pears to have been effected on ll frolll. l vvilcllaltioll of’ illllllpollx on the Stull-|ls_>.
of conslflerdllly over ten miles ui l-list. of .\|~l~n.~l. /\rlhl- sllltrh lllllllllfg
some points, Tho grolllld yielded to; l~‘;tnlpollx wus the ,=:cl~ll;‘. oi' lllucll
the British was not ilnportllllt, hlltl bloolly work. ul. Al'l'll.~\ ill the Sllflllt!
1 'ot' 1017, and llgllin ill April of' fills
_ year, wllell the Germans took it dur-
ANN()UN(1_EI“ENf1\S_ illg the llllsllccessful assault of Ar-
, . , . ras. Tho liillllenburg lillo is about
Uolulmu E‘ ENT" two miles to the east of li‘n.lll|lo|lx lllld
I NIEETINGS' ETC' the cnellly will -probably he follnd
'WT there ill forcc.
ANNOUNCEMENT.-The ice-crealll _
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,>‘
2 lruolllll  N0llCE
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The 24th of AUGUST is the
LAST DAY upon willcill 'PARDUN
I8 GRANTED to those ‘who 'Ili
deserters or who have failed U0
report to the Military authorities.
The EXTREME PENALTY OF
‘ THE LAW will he visited upon
 dohultero AFTER- THAT DATE.
' " I lllllltltlllllllllllllllllllllulullullllullulllnlluulllTTTllllllullllllulmllllulmmllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
. `.......t>-..-~-  » ' _ml»”"“mmm'n~“mT| _ ____
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Festival whicllt was io have i.-llkcn
place at North Wllllsllirc this :liter-
noon has been postponed indofillitely' THE W]§,;T{[E]{
"Pleasant Valley Sunday School
intend holding their picnic in Mr.
Sharp‘s Field. 992pd
"Reserva Thulsdny August 22nd,
for the Red Cross festival at Nortll
Wiltshire. ' 973-8-20M2i.
“North Wiltshire Red Cross rSocie‘.y
will -hold their annual ice err-llnl fes-
tival and lawn party on Thursday,
August 22nd in field by rzllllozld stn-
tion. if evening unfavorable the first
fine evening following. 973-8-21M2i.
_°°HO0LlGAN’8 TROUBLEB. The
laughable comedy in three acts. a
play suitable for young and old with
up-to-dafto specialties, will perform
` me sight only att Hunter River. Ang.
22nd. and Norill -Wiltshire, 23rd, and
'I' EM P E It .\ 'I'I'R E.
FIDE. M (l().\`. l'I'l`(7.
'i‘()l{()N'l`0, August. 22.-~l~`ille and
wzlrlll. ~
‘ 'I`llo`|lllc will he lligll this lllorllillg
at lI.0."», null tomorrow nt. 12.02; it
will be -high tonight at 12.09 llnd lo-
lllorrow :lt 12.47.
The :lull sets 'thin evening :li 8.13
and tolllorrow llt 8.11; it rlscs tomor-
row l;lo_rn.~lllg :lt 6.30 ami Saturday llt
6.32.
The moon rises this evening at 8.
The first quarter of the nlonn was
on Wednen:lay_ August 1-ith, at 7.16
p.m.
The moon will he full on Tllursdlly,
cl\PTuRE|l sv Attllss slltct sullnlv
No Rest For The G_crmansADay or Night in 'Their Retreat Eastward
Being Rclentlcssly Pursucd by Allied Armies.lhe Territory ev-
acuated _by The Enemy is Tllickly Strawn With Their Dead. Ger-'
mans fighting Rearguara Battle to Get Their Guns Back to
ing by l\‘i¢=lt| Ml\l‘.~aillll ilzlig the lirit
I/\NOTHEAFl ATTACK NOW IN PRO»
READY TAKEN
All till- (ilwlllllll olltposts lllld posi
titrltlsil ’l‘ilc result so lar is of
tween _the Oise nnd Aislle since thelretreat of August. How far buck tile. __ _ ‘ T__ _'_‘_ _ > n yrlllnlgtnml was 1-med ,md u lu,-ge num.
battle began. Germans ure going does not yet ap-1 `n°““' ` “S "mt 'S in the Lys sa' ‘Jer of spectators lined' the enclosure
lient Courcelles and Achet Le Petit
_ _ pear. They may try to hold the ridg-I ______' _ _ _ _ d _ ' ' lllll others found their way to'
GEl=lMANv's EvAs|vE nsponr ,es about Bslllelll together with Kem- ‘ __‘ ““i‘~ “dll “’@_ “ the British she held- alongside the Judges
'lllel llill hull Messlnes l-k1ge,anll con- fh“"“' Am“’“gh I“iB°"e"5 said th( <t:llld. The attendance. it is safe to
icrlllllns had been expecting the at
In the face of this serious tlefeutlllect these with the strong Autors _ack __D__ __ __ __ ' '_ __ say. llotw-itllstandlng the fact of no
Berlin tells the oe:-msn people that ufntlge vosltllm lying to the east of ~ Wee W” “ “° “I 5"" lpectal excursion fares on the runway
prise Tanks and infantry advanced
118W breaking through attempt on tllolilillc. For Lillc they will unques- ___r_ ' _ __ _ _ _ __ _ was well up to that of recent years
Dart of the French. which had beenltiolltlbly fight as that city has been [UF] 1_8 “Hwy Og n t e gm’ In addition to the time honored cus-
loorlllllg llght After ll brief crash
oxpected for some days and whichlllttlo dnmllged during the wal' nnd is _ _ _ ' _ tom of *holding the Scottish ganlel
lvlls Preceded on August 10 and 20 byehtlll the homo of illllltlrods oi' tllolls-| "m“h"lm'mm nm Brltish tmopslwen illcfv WHS flll illll0VHU0ll thi!! 3/Gill' ill
_strong attacks, “comnlenced today llc-Fluids of loyal French.  xl” "lm"-V "lmust before hf°° 'llc progrzlllllllc-tllc holding of horse
tween the Oisc and the Alsllo. The ' ' i`fl‘*€S~ _
first enemy assault broke down'ln ollr' NEXT BATTLE MAY BE FOR KEM- ATTACK MAGNIFUCENTLV I-AUN~ Tile best racing stock of the Prov-
battle positions after lt hitter strug, MEL H|l.l_ _ CHED AND SP'-ENDID'-Y time was lcpresenteli and much Inter
may The German staff must have_ - CARRIED OUT ost was shown ill the events, every
known wllcn this evasive tlospatclli lt. is pl~obllbll~._tll;lt thc colllllllllldtlr- I’AiilS. Allgllst 2l.»~'l‘llc llllllloeuvro 'lout of which wils tl race and well
was issued thfll. tho l<‘rolll‘ll hlltl llot>ll'ill-lzllit-I' oi' tho All-led :trlllics will rn- of tho l<‘rcllt~ll l'ol'l-cs l-:lst oi' the Oisc <‘i>llti+HliHl.
victorious :lil along tho front, :llld llTuill'r:lill trolll dispulillg ll:»ssl-ssillll of tllll:l.\' wus l~olld|ll-lcd with lll`<?fflHlflll
taken thousands ot pl'isollol's. 'l‘llelt.lll\ Allbois tit-tt-lll-l-s-l but will st-ck lo :mtl s-pl-llll. 'rho ilttlllglt wo., lttnnchnll ,THE RACES
battle still continues. ‘turn the tit-rllluns out of Lille by alll :lt 7.10 o't-lolzk this lllorllillg after al  , .  ' ` ` -, ---.-' '
It is announce-d_in llltc tlcspllicllcs onlsll-'cling lltlvllllce well to thc north vloil.-nl artillery preparatioll. At The first cvellt cllllell was the Cillss
illiiil if Magnin'S lldvlince is pushed :l:or south ot' the city. _lf lllc present 8.45 lltlttcries of 75’s on the heels of A'Tl'ot ami Pave. in the first heat all.
few miles furtller it will not ollly|l-otirelllent is contilllled liowll the Lys lilo illfzllltry lldvllllced four kilometers the horses got nwny well together. ,
force Von I-Iutier out of Lassiglly zlnllflls fnl- ns Arlllollilores the British lllny over the Val-lscns ridge. At 9 o'clock f‘olorado I.. having the 'pole with
Noyon, under peril of being envelop-:iight ollotller bltttle for possession oiithc i~‘|'ollcll right was advanced to King Okla and Brenton H. grouped
ed, but may so seriously menace the licnllllel llill. ond tllo Messhles ridge. 'l‘tlrticrs heights and at 9.40 the left\ with hilll to the three-quarter when __
security of the German lines to the' the key positions of the Belgian was llt Lolllbray. Tile cllemy lossesl Brenton pulled up from third 'to sec-  ' _,-~>1If_. 
~ east on the Vesle that the Crown' |`l-ont' lvllorc tllo cllcllly would bo able, in the fighting are said to have been olld, making a ,close finish with Col- Runnin HI ll
Prince will have to get back ill ll hul'-l we-rl' llc to rvlllllill till- t-olllillg willtl-l'. .tlxcoptinllllily hcllvy. ol-ado' lending in the .fast time of
YY £0 ‘U18 Hllld9Il'lilll‘i! |1110. ili0ll'l llluito llzlldtss till-. liritisll lroops occupy-
LIEUT. TOM ROGERS
liieut. Tom ltogcrs. soll of Mr. and
.\irs. W. l{. Rogers, of this city, llrrivl.
cd llolllo on 'l`llc~ltllly night. lifter twl:
years' absence overseas. Ho enlist-
cll lin St-ptl\llll\f~r. 1916. ill thc ltoyal
(`zllludi-.ln ltcgllllcnt, illrlifllx, und
sprllt seven lnoll‘ih.~l in England. lif-
rrosscll io Fl'llllt:t~ in April, 1917.
wllcrc he pll't ill flfll-l-ll lllolliils, talk
illg pnrt ill :l lol of lilo ill,-llvy \\-or'k
of romlplllglling. illrrlllllillg tho llllport
ant bottles 'of llill 70 |l.cllsl llnd.
Pascllcndllele Ho returned to l<lllg~
land in July last to transfer io ihc
Royal Air Force. io which hc is now
attacllell ns ll lieutenant. llo is now
home on zl two months' furlolnzll, llnll
lleetlless to any ills many friends arl-
August 22nd at 3 p.m.
~ Tile length of today will he tllirteen
‘ Mount Btsivart`&4th. 988-8~22M3ipd
hours and forty-five minutes.
delighted to noe the gallant young of
iicer looking so well after his strellll~
ous experiences.
,,,,_,.._,,,..-,-......__ , .,_
and Horse Races.
YUSii‘l'lllly was Scotl-lllle|l’l4 day and
the tlhlllsmen gathered from fur audi
neul' in take-pzlrt in the proceedings.`
At one o'clock sharp the parade was
marsllulled in front of the Cale-flollillll
Club rooms by Clllllsllllln David Bo-
tllune, wllo perforllled the duties of
lllnl's'lllli in a lllallnel' worthy of ll vet-
cron soldier. The pnrulic, ileaded by
. pipers Jolln McKenzie, C. R. McKin-
. non, Murdoch McQueen and Captain!
\llglls' Mrrliougull, and the Fourth
_ Rogilllent Band. proceeded along
til.-llnlond street to Queen, along
Queen to Kent, along Kent to \Vey-
mouth and up to Fitzroy, thence to
he Driving Park grounds. It was thc
:lrgest parade the Clansmen have had
ll many years, and presented a fine
lppearance, the streets along the
Better weather never favored a
';lltllcl'illg of tho clans ill Charlotte-
lowll. lt- was not too hot nor too cool
right." `
Altllollgll it looked at first as the
'lttendunce was not going to The up to
2.17 3-4. the first rollnd llcillg done ill
1.08.
Tile second heat was another great
race Ibetween Colorado, King Okla and
llrentoll. Colorado led ‘lllltil overtaken
by Killg Okla, followed closely ily
Brenton. \Vhen passing the half mile
King fikia made a bad break and lost
collsitlel's‘lll_v, lboing illl=.ll passed by
llrclltoll ll. wllo lllllde ll sensational
finish to the wire with (‘olorad'o l...
lllll ll llicc little breeze made it “just C°]°md° L (H~ Kelly) -
Brenton H. (H.C. Hooper) ...2
King Okla (Wedlock) 
Helen R. (McKinnon Drug Co)4
_ Uevllisb Dorothy (Jenkins)...5
Lilian Patches (dr.) ~ '
Jellicoo (Kelly) . . . .

Admiral (Wledlock) 
Kakola Todd (G. Houper)....
_ Picton S. (P. S. Brown)
Wilfred Hal fdr.) -  ~
Baby George (dr.)
SCOTTISH GATHERTHHG-1
fl - So. 'Vs
A GREAT  
. Largest Attendance in Many Years. Well Con-
tested Athletlc Games, Excellent Dancing
--_-___;._,._.q., _ »- " ~-~~-_~»~
licoe was set fback to second position
by the Judges. Them was also A vdry
close race between Kololl Todd and
Picton C., the former winning third
place ily inches. Time 2.39.
'rhs thlra and nel heat of class' B.
Trot and Pace was another flue race,
without any 'breaking or running-.
The struggle was between Jellicoe
and Admiral with Kolola Todd and
Picton IS., right after them. Jeilicne
won the heat and race in 2.26%.
The officials, who gave good satis
faction were:
Starter-TF. W. Hughes.
Timers--Ed Acorn `and Jam
Arbing.
Judges-P. I. Ml-Mahon, Fred Col.
eron, F. W. Hughes. ~
SUMMARY
CLASS A, TROT AND PACE
I-
Uleo»~oO
Time, 2.17%, 2.18%, 2.19%.
CLASS ll TROT AND PACE
Lula#
to-wn-he
*What-I
Tinle, 2.25. 2.29, 2.26%.
ATHLETIC EVENT8
Throwing Light Hammer
1. A. F. Campbell, Montague.
2. J. D. McMillan, Wood islands.
3. Af F. McDonald, Glendnnon.
Best distance, 70ft. Blu.
Putting Light Stone
1. A. F. Campbell.
2. J. D. Mclullian.
8. A. F. McDonald
Best distance, lift 'lim _
I U
A. F. Campbell. '- ~
L, Campbell, City.
James Duffy, City.
feet 3 inches.
U\§¢:§\1>-n
100 Yards Rlce
1. A. F. Campbell.
2. L. Campbell.
3. Angus McLeod, Brookfield.
ilelcll ll. llt tho sllnlc time coming
frolll ll roar position and passing King
tiklll ill lively fltsllloll. ’I‘llis heat wll-1 5
l<\l~lul‘l»tl ll draw llf-iwct-ll (‘olorlldo nnd
iirollton. Devilisll Dorothy. 0W"“‘l by'
Dr. Jenkins showed some of her old~-
tillle speed with G. llooper at the
leaders. However wit'll ll contilluuilou
of the sanle good lllzlllagelllent she
no doubt will continue to show iln-J
provelllellt. The time of this heat was
2.18%.
Tho lust. heat trotted between (Iol-
oluldo and Brenton for first and sec-
ond lllollcy was tl d:llld'y race, botll
fino horses trotting ll:_\l": and neck al-
lllost to the wire. Colorado winning
by a length amid great applause. This "
concluded one of the best races of
tho season. Tlllle 2.19%.
cl./les B. Tnor AND PACE *_
'l`lle first hellt was very exciting be-
twec-ll Jellicoe nnd Admiral. .lellicoc,_
llllldc n bald bleuk on the first turn;,
llfter coming into his stride
again llc had ll close contest with Ad-‘i
nllrlll nnd Kolola Todd and fought ii_
out in good shape to tho_ .
flnisll winning the heat by inches fmuli
Admiral. who also lost his feet for a
brief' period during. the heat. Tlml-
2.25.
rcills but failed to come up with the -w
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