:through the om oiory sole one
‘iKelly. Mr. Kelly raced him sue.
lfionroy. 711° ellnrleianeu hun the
‘Jo-lhnny Welker. 2.15%: -lelyset. nea.been_heovuyste1eo,n.-som.
ed _
injury. -
vv-`
,1 aeerse llerrehfwiro nu in the
‘past purchased quits a number or
Prince Edward Island race horses
.ror ure Mereuen ninnas, this ees;
made an important purchasewhen
he billllllt 101184612, 2.00% and ship-
ped him to.his new home in the
Magdalene. Iangset was cam-
paigned by Waitor Cds as a five..
year old I-lid won sereval races, tak-
in8ar_0ootdn!2.li%onaha.l!
.mile trick. ‘That fall hs passed
was bought by the late Hammond
ccsstuliy than soldhim to Pegg,-
next fall winning two races on soo
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eeseive dare at St- Stephen one ery. reason to believe they will re-
meeting many of the best trotters cipro
*and pecan out that fall. While
[here lower has sired oonsiaerobie
speed including Devilset, 2.10%.
2.20% and last but not least Hush,
_who recently won at Bummerside
U _
writ _
\_hibition races, August 22nd to Mtn
make
hav
sociation has always bcen_true,to
The hilhly regarded .Canadian
DAOC! _ .
' °°" " soxmc 'fl if
assassin. BASKETBALL I pi/
    NEWS °‘nr SORT WQRLD  I
 5”? 4-1 "1-1 si i -lr 1-1 1- - - _
.gil
li
get
t of
.01 Carliioflllaii With
it goes an endowment oflsirhun-
dred thousand dollarrfor the main-
tenance- of' If head. offmoetly pure
bred
tires
E
_ _with your corn flakes. _
. all._ure _horsenisn who are
ingfor entry blanks for the Ex-
sntries, Secretary Boulter will
e .wellrlilled eleisee-_ This _As-
horse owners_and there is ev-
iilte We year as usual.
Grattan 0'!-olry, 207%, who
out of trainineon account of an
's'rsb'ieo`». ` nirui those ng.
*_ of true greatness.
/ ,`
in 2.16 and seems destined for a
_very fest record.
P Billy Mcveagh seemed as proud
as it exhibiting s new baby when
we called to see Royal Briton yes-
terday. This little chap was born
July ith, sired by Great Briton,
2.03% out_ of Margaret Grattan,
2.15%. The baby colt is as lively
as a kitten and bears the earmarks
li W
i Margaret Grattan, 2.15% referred
to above is by that great sire of
pncers, Gratten Royal, 2.06%. she
wus purchased by Colonel D. A.
MacKinnon in January, 1924, while
attending Mt. Clements ice races.
T Ommy Berry was also bidding on
her at the time. Bhe was brought
down here then a. four-year-old
and after a little jogging was taken
to the ice where she exhibited some
phenomenal speed, tramping quart-
ers in thirty seconds. An accident
happened to her on the street
caused by her Jumping over a man-
hole and she did not go sound for
several years, although that season
she was up to a mile in 2.17. There
is no question that she would have
been a. two minute performer had
she remained sound. Trained light-
ly two years ago under the owner-
ship of Colonel J. P. Hooper she
finished a dead heat iii 2.111%- with
Dixie Marque. As a. brood -mare
They come and go. Yee, the life
of. a race horseis sometimes short.
Today in the zenith of its fame,
iornorrow-almost in obscurity. Just
"lf" years ago Janet Royal was
throwing dust in the faces of the
best fr_ee_-f_or-allers_ on New England.
troeke. tramping Brockton hair
mile oval in 2.04%. A few days ago
while in s race at North sydney
she was seriously injured by a mo-
"Be not unduly elated- by victory
or
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Al._ Watrous Leads
-The Field In Yes-
~ -terday’s Matches.
an, colored i!alifax_ battles. was
matched toni|ht l’0,_ fight Eddie
Besurivage. of lblihwil. leading
osnoeien noideiewelsilt. and claim-
ant of the vwant Canadian title,
an eight rounder affair. semi-final
to me jomt main bouts between Al-
bert Ladou andielqw lpalhrv, Palo
Degrasse and Benny Brostoff,
amounts to s_ Canadian middle-
weight championship.
'o'1'r.iwA HUNT own. July ii-
(By The Canadian Press)-Al Wat.
roue. ner clipper or Binninghem,
Ml°ll-- lumped into the ieso of tne
Canadian open golf tournament to..
day when he.D0sted a per-crash-
ins vo. It boosted nie ae hoie score _ .
ee lo. who ne fem.. noe.. Prince County
of the title two strokes better th.,
Hlrfy Cooper. Chioaso, one un-ee B G 8 8 b G I I
uii on Walter Hagen of Detroit, de- _.___
!°lldlll¢ champion. A h-'uw nm"
_ Bibi/ills in the Hunt for honors pieyed°m;|,°!,,,,k in gmmnsxy
were: Olin Dutra, Mucnonoid smith cn weaned” In ‘ Mau" I I 8
Leo Diegel, and Tom Kei-rigm, du gun. me 'smgznstndm Y_ M_ L_
#lm y and
Jimmy Johnstone of Toronto, and sch 1 .
Phil Perkins. for-rner british Amr- umm” 0' mln*
PC e rung
ere Bob ks
Watrous. who woo the 1922 con- Choose ...   410 1
MO‘N'l‘RIiAL,f Jub.-.,l-0! Th#
Canadian Press)-Michey llacdaw-
on Wednesday night l;e'r¢._'l'lf.e bout
-_ Down The Back Strefchc   Miekey Mo(-fowan f`
year
liNB'l’lln
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Hello Everybody.
Come_ to St. Peters Bay Horse Races
Wednesda Afternoon July20th
n “lull
y 9 1 accommodations; The Ladies of the United Church are putting on' tha
_-.e..-ee . U
Every year these races have been es, three per cent from third horse `°° '
getting better one better one this one nothing hom fourth horse. nn- °°'“'
we nope with our good bigtries close .July iatn. Horses rnusi*°“““’
to interut more ~people be eligible that day.
thanever beforre. Nothing benefits The women of Rollo Bay Parish 2 M
qw-
EIITRIES FOR IIURTHMI RACES *
oil .|u|_v lain. 
ming at Northam July 13. 52 entries; I fllt "wil S0011 I
Rogers ls Arnett, Summerslde are in charge of good etockedlale
Mono furnished by ii. 1-. nounnn Lui., who have imported llreoili
ment for this purpose; other attractions on the lfounds. 
Purses $1600, no deductions from money win.ners_. 1:
$25.00 will be given to the horse beating the track record trotthq oi
and $25.00 to the horse beating the track record pacing of 2.13. $@.00
best
Races
Her
stlrt at two p. ni. sharp.
e are the classes:
2.15 'ri-ot and Pace, Purse $200.
222 'not and Pace, Purse $200.
me 'not and Pace, Purse ezoo.
229 'Prog and Paoe for Kings
County horses only Purse $100. will be attended to.
Three second time allowed to all Make up your mind to take in
tnottera in the above mixed classes. this holiday afternoon. Admissioni
Followills are the conditions: Five fifty cents. Grand-storid twenty five'
P21* cent to enter, five per cent de-¢¢llf5-
re-conditioned this spring and is
now at its best. The grounds will
be made as attractive as possible
and every feature that will make
for the comfort of the vast crowd
like an affornoon off. 'Firmware making great preparation to In
away your callin. if-llilP in your cu feed the large number of people who mx
G' hitch your hoes and tlke in the will attend the raves and splendid md
afternoons sport oi' the season. meals will be servide by them. in n
' llowing are the Entrles:-
. 2.14 PACE
BECAUSE, 2.12'/1-Malcolm Steel, Northam
uni. vono, 2.10-c.. w. cerow, Ft. Foirnehi. Maine.
BILLY COPE, 2.11%-James Power, Charlotteovm. '_ _
LUCKY LINDY, 2.12-McNeill do Raymond, Charlottetown.
LEALOCK, 2.10’/4--M. Hennessey, Charlottetown.
MAJOR S., 2.13%-T. C. Kenny, Summerside.
THE WILLIS-Charles Boa,rdon,Cha.rlottct.1\vn.
old will be given the driven making the lastest time in each rtcejhd
additional $10.00 to the driven making the fastest time at the hoc
$100.00 to any horse beating the Charlottetown track record cf§.0B
race. All roads lead to Northam July 13, so be one nl' the SDM in
Bt. Peters race track has been a"enh_M¢_ "
Fo
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auction from ru-si one second hors- Albert Quisley. secretary.
zb`°1Ti_
_ four iiilisi with 149. _ . OID F0 3.11 0 V6 I‘
_t_<;\;_ey_ci_i=edsnd her racing career is Ross "Bsndy'» 50m¢,.,m,_ ¢,,,,,_ B I G    Wins The rd Re_
§°i;‘n.og:o1?e;de?vi¢thlei;m.::;u dw-   newal  The   YARMQUTH, N. s., .nuy s_<By
W by. Cruic hank and
mmzasttdownhgiy defeat" is a good Johnny mn-ou of um mvmmg . AM.Ell.!CAN~LE_aGUE   For thi’ Beverly Yacht club of Marion.
rn ora rseman. Apropos of wnun ¢_ d A1 _ p-|_g,5T_GA»m:_ _ Mass.. composed of Dwight Fuller-
lllleve quote Neil Frisco, ‘z.oa. ronto.gen an ex muon' Tb _ ._ ' _ R H E P3.C8I'S. » *ml “lid "l`ll°fllfi-if Welker. won the
“'50” Willllllw Ht N0l'th Sydney 1 Prince of Wales Cup emblematic of
June mth in straight' hem* 5°" adia open, shot spectacular go!! PUUWGIPIU ..  6 7 3  . July 5-<A-P~>- me `y'mI°r mtema'ti°"°1 YMM
time ms' caused I beating M the 1°* M5 70 Willy- He collected two' JOUGS. Faber and  Rommel Z°mb"° H°“°"°"» °W“°d bi’ H~ Championship' in three straight mc'
cl d
bl’ "“°"°"" ““"“ “"1 ° °h°°l'i° birdies on the first nine but uropp- Grove and cooiu-one Stacey Smith of Newer-ir.N. J.. won °“ °°” " ed °"°' th’ L“k°’ld°
"‘“° "°“' “" W” Welilwml °Wll°f ed one io per on the eighth on si-:coma GsM`z=_' ‘ the zaro renown of the hisioric °°‘"°"° hm’ this °“°f'll°°”- defeat-
Baliard, as the erratic Neil had be- ` ing ihe oo ' thi Q1
,Dm 1, b uk llle lwmeword Journey. he beet the n ir n #tooo soworae store for 2.12 nec- “___ ___ ’Z‘_____ all llb of New
wow; “£103 as tr; _:_!_;_‘fd'_f;‘_’ff v?_’t’_‘f _ old man on three holes md took B chicago   ..._ . . . . .
.. 2 5 3 ers. feature of todeyrs grand cir- in e f _
the others but nies Neil foiled to licking °" °"°' Phu°d°]pm°    11 11 ° cu" "dns “t Nm” mndau' -
me up to ;heh_ hope; and no__w“_h_ All players with scores of 162 of Gaston, Grsgm-y_ mam md Bm.y_ The winner, ably driven by Will C t H _
tandins that he was liven every mix;-Ilzmfhin 20 or the ]°“d°"“W|U M’-Mffi’ I-lid Hev'ln|._ . _ .H°d‘°°n' vmmn Hmfmd' C°“”" ap ‘ op e
enoounsem t h I en e final 36 hole grind tomar. _ _ _ R H E reinsman finished in straight heats
he other dx un;lr:h:5;‘;_:s":__‘;:; row. St. Louis ...  . . . . .
.. 8 10 3 Bild in the second heat came within In  e Lead
Well on their w|y_ 5umm3,|»y5 5 5 WT Bmw”  ~-~  --_-  #_ 8 1 ha" °' "mud °f equamng the 'W' ___
__ _ . , . eww." md Bmamoh: dumb” ord for the stake of 2.01 1-2 set by (gamma hm CWM
Homes an wmpenmenhl ____s___“  3_i;;a_1_1;i the air Pageant, but lwiopuls. Moore and Ovltliolly. Eur Waiter in 1980. n0NDoN_ July 8___mymg at m
atmfes “re” °'"“'"° P°‘1d°°\¢. PM Jim" will ha:/lei the eisgeed lined MBIS poi 11, B' H E I mar EVENT "mae speed M was mu” P"
_worlds greatest 5m.mm._ at least se” the mud S ii O m- P0 --- -.. ... ... ... 2 6 0 hour Captain W. L. Hope in a. Fox
the sprinter who has lasted hmgesg ‘ ' New YW! --- ... ... .. 3 'I I - moth aeroplane completed the first
ays "Some days I felt it was nd V s°"’°u “ld -Hayworth: Ruffing M7 Tm' Mu' H°“°” Pm” 570° days lap of the Kinzh cup air-rece ~
_ ` _ __
V' S- "'°°» “ll 1*" Theo woe nisyecto e io-io si-ow. on Thurs- `
   or °f  or H-lo  GRAND CIRCUIT BEVERlY CUIB
latter the  1-linkin scxmaihe Km md nm' nw’ nm °n the
with 14'l's aeorse vo gin “mane” s°h_°°l m‘”‘°"“ "”°7°‘““°"° "°°'
mm ' _ “ m °f ' ills out their opponents with a 15-8 _
and Wally smithers, Ottawa. score. Batteries: llovratt and l
held down the 148 rung, followed by wr-ighg for 3|" - :- “mme
WMES TRUPHY
MARJORIE M.-R. Jabolee, North Sydney, C. B.
Miss WINNIPEG, z.os'A-weuington iirciveiu, Charlottetown. '_
Manoa Dim-:cm-James Power, cno.rio1teiown_ ' __
MISS POSSIBILITY-James Power, Charlottetown. .`.' __
c.nANnMA, 2.10%-R. Moneine, cnoriomiown. 1;
ill
MAXIME GREAT-H. T. Fulton, Upper BteW|.lcl¢. N. S.
I-14 TROT - »;~
.tommy iuiuas, 2.11%-cor D. A Moxionoo, cbuueenowrgf 
FRANK J. ORTOLAN, 2.13-Capt. Samuel Grady, Summer-eldo. 
GREAT SCOTT, 2.08%-Capt. Samuel Grady. Summersida, 
TEASE-II. T. Fulton, Upper Stewiacke, N. S. '__' F-W
PETER. DAWES, 2.12-Dr. Heath Mcllitytb, C.|ul'l0¢tUh7ll'. " _  ‘
cimsfrsvzr n1L1.oN, 2.osl/.-Kensington stables. ' 1- fr
rerun roxsy-cieue seiey, Presque 1eie,Mnino _f 
2.22 TB/01' AND PACE ,. ' ._`.
EDITH AUBREY, 2.15-Capt. Samuel Grady, lummonldo. ~-¢_.
JOHNNY WALKER.-Fred Cameron, Oharlottetowll.
GOLDEN, 2.12.-Col. D. A. McKinon, Charlottetown.
YORKOLA, 2.17-Dr. M. Delaney, Wellington. ‘
Kl'I'I‘Y McKANE-Mt. Edward Farm, Charlottotown.
HIGH TOBY-H. T. Fulton, Upper Stowialcka, N. S.
MAY CROMWELL, 2.171/1-Capt. John L. Bead, Borden. _
MR. SQUIRES-Wellington Ma.cNeilI, Charlottetown 1
KING SPRUCE, 2.11%-Wellington MacNeill, Charlottetown l
WATTS EDITION, 2.12 'A--William Trailer, Mt. Ryan.
MACK VOLA-Harry 0’Brien, Alberton.
'.l1B.AM1’AGILE, 2.18%-Dr. W. Thompson, Kensington.
BINGARA TODD-A. W. Jay, Borden.
DILLINGWOOD EARLE-P. McKenna, Charlottetown.
BIDDY AUBREY-G. B. Thomas, Howlan.
k me 'mor AND race
BUSH-lawrence Hennessey, Charlottetown.
AL. B. JR..-Geo. F. sraith, Borden.
MR.. SQUIRES-Wellington MacNelll, Charlottetown
PETER S.-Wellington Ma»cNelll, Charlottetown.
KING SPRUCE-Wellington Ma.oNeil1, Charlottetown.
SILVER DOCTOR-Mt. Edward Farm, Charlottetown. ‘
B
she-sh uid be ar c lien . Bill c ' »
0 p ex e ce anon to mm other days whemm tuck yrecgngsatrprennt holds four and Jorgens. _ _ _ C _ around Britain today in the lend of
1 Great Briton, 20311 referred to aus; as gowd condition I' found." I M0l'lt9»8ile -2125” Builrinmergidsei Cievell-nd R E I .B:l_iwZ A(x;‘e"r:'1;‘t' Bm" by 3 1 1 me mg new of 42 competitors'
' " as .’ we not find the same ' ` " '    .. 6 13 o »  Miss Winnifred Spooner a for-
ali ' tst din t tt 2.12% d
I-'.‘;°..:.°..‘;‘;...“;‘.. §_.;:;..:;      me ....;. .ai  ..“.‘."’/‘- W“‘“°='°°     =":":.l.‘"‘“°°~ me “°°"“°“’ 1 3°  me   °= io 
o lot or extreme speed. including “hy” they “ez” “1°”“ ""“” 'nm' to soy he is iiobie to beet nom; nm” md “MW” c°"m"" u m' mam  3 2 4 tm “men in the "°°`"'° M"
' lexh __s_Zeni_i_ngiy _:onine away Northam but H, he dm not _omg Burke _and spencer. “";‘_f_°_ °°“- “fm <Biillk°l- 2 5 __ is Miss winnirrea Brown-was the
_ _ _ _ W e w lie o_ er days per- bod Wu' ~ ' ` ' ‘  sixth to reach Brooklands, starting
chased by the Nova Scotia govem ham just when you wmt them to y l have to beat 2.10 to best NA-|~|0NA|, LEAGUE Ironsides, chh (Stokes)  5 5 2 and fmishmg pomm on the "mm
him. . _ _
R_ H_ :_ 'Time 2.08 2-5, 2.07, 2.08 3-5. journey and the Prince of Wales'
iuil season in the stud. Early this res ~
__ p¢md_ 1; is just B quam f New york     7 Madelori and_ Confidence also 1 11 te
spring he passed away and the nerves or temperament mme°‘;m'f__ Johnny Conroy with the H. T. plmburah _"_  » 8  3 gm-i,¢d_ £,;n°th: gat; by Captain Helden.
. .. _ _
i
'Ironia Briton, 2.00%. He was pur-
B b
mc" W° yea" °g° and mme me make a good showing they fail to
siireeding industry of the Maritimes 0 ’
’ it is interesting to note that st S
filo Biiy State Circuit opening at
aurbridge, Mau., the headline: of
interest in the field of two-year-
olds was Miss Pandora, 1 2.24-li, by
Her dam is Miss Peter Bingcn, by
widower Peter, grandam Miss Bod-
clla, 2.27%, by Bingen, 2.06%. She
is rather a diniunitive youngster, it
“@1118 no trouble to load her in a
small trailer and motor from Long- No
wood to Topsfield, Mass., over B00 a
miles. She does not look to be very In 31% “cond” rested up the next
l_:_;t_1;h€n_<;re thai; li; :audi :nd 1;’ hall and came home the final quar-
¥“°“° ° °°‘“ 4°” Y ter in»ao si-s, roelring the neu ru-et'
under seven hundred- She W” end iestquiu-terin1.oi 4.5. .lust to Brom, ,,,,,`H`  " 'rho spormnno stare 2.11 rece, 'rin-ee yeor runner areaurio 1o..»_..,..__...;!._._._.\.
Fulton stable of Upper Btewiacke, » " '
f the body’s economy is not funo~ _ _ Hubbell. Schumacher neu Captain F. E. Guest in ber 1 
suffered a tremendous loss. tioning 100% and the nerve force :_;:_~_:_s“f_:::fi _i‘nqi’_l_l_:::tt_eto__vr_n&_eet Moon” md H°n_m_x”m;r_ cms: SECOND EVENT fb, House of Commoés ,gg "ls July 9-ai.
L’ °“°"°‘°’° "°.‘ ‘° “"°“¥ ‘"5 ”‘”‘ stein he occupies lest year whici: mn 'nd arm' “°“ °“"‘“5‘°“”' W” ‘°’°°° °“‘ ° `
atin . . - ,The Edwards Stake. 2-iz Pace Mile th im en in t bl _ (Canadian Press)
5 hub” - . » e race w g e rou e\an
M ms “ ;°‘:_"’°d f°l' 1"1lll» -lolllllly. R H E_ l Heats, Purse 51.500 mms mee, E_ C Edw,,,d_, c,,,._... 4 MoN'1'rtnAL, July a. _ .among
Workoutsvat the Charlottetown everoézlgllnt :d grziieiagggf Brooklyn  ,__ ___-  18 13’ ,_ , ed between M,,_n¢h;m,,. and Lm‘j'_ prominent passengers aboard the
Driving Park the past week took It mama" the famous Dark ' Cincinnati _‘__    5 9 5 Zombm Hanover, dg by Dillon POOL Wm-,out howeve,-_ sunerm Canadian Pacific Steamship Duch-
ori the tincture of the sensational G ey Clark and Lopes; Johnso Hilch- Axwwthy (H°ds°°)  1 1 1 i jtu°i . ms of York, due to dock here to-
liindenburlr. son _°f The Harvester. when ownen Driver McNem_ _*_ _hi:x::_1dv:'_i;i_1_al;as_ won over twenty on ogdm Huey _md L°n_1_:..__d_ mx K___y_»bm_ (memmw __ 2 2 2 an_Iyodny_s _eip WM of _“___ m__es_ __m_ momw _S Mm ___ H_ T____mas_ Wm
hind Lucky Lindy decided to snow _two yem md _Z ;; £13; _nie past _ _ _ ' Guy The Tramp, bg (Mellow) 5 4 s B,,,,,k1,,,,ds_ by way of B,,,';h,,,, of the secietery or state for the _
the boys that there is s lot of step of the Bene" fm _or ____ is: one B. “_ E Calumet Brownie bs. (Childs) 6 3 4 portsmouth, B,-may B;_,-mn-,gh,m, _ "'-
ill-tlle lleree yet. or perhaps be ,,,-An, I _ h ' ` °"°" rhueeeiphie _ _ _  411 s "“’°‘°"" °"""» blk I <P°f- Li e 1, Me chester. 1.eioeen?r,il‘ ”"
. e.. ’ on 1 ”..`.‘.’.°i° ........‘I.. .. ' R0yA|_ v|(;'|'0|;|A ¢0|_|_£(;
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_We bet he will buzz a quarter in
twentyqnne 5econd_s_ BOSZOD . . . _ _ . . _ . .. . . . . 6
- . St. Louis - _» 1 4
LADY VOLO-R. Jabolee, North Sydney, C. B.
HIGH TOBY-H. T. Fulton, Upper Stewlncke, N. B.
CYRIL F. J.-Geo. A. Callback, Summereide.
FOREST GIRL-Capt. .lolm L. Read, Borden.
MACK VOLO-Harry 0’Brien, Alberton.
WINNIE WINKLE~Harry 0’Brlen, Alberton.
MR. HENLEY-Alex. MacPherson, Charlottetown
.IOLLYSET-F. C. Bennett, Murray Harbor.
KITCHEN-H. A. Campbell, Charlottetown.
LARICO-James Power. Charlottetown.
ORPIIAN ANNIE-G. B. Thomas, Howlan. _
Dominions. With Mrs. Thomas ii
her young son, T. R. Thomas. Sh(
will remain with another son, A; J
Thomas, of Montreal, until her dis-
tinguished husband comes to Cam
ada to attend the Imperial Confer-
ence. <
cmnornscron i l
_ e ca He as a mile track ~- »
wonteo to ceure .momie o_o ,mm 0, m%_ mo __     5 m 0 sham  as e D, _ ,,, ,nd ....ck ,DL E
5°|:_1t°h .K°nyAn0§l mind Pl`9VI0ll5‘ i0 V _ Honey, Ben” Dudley .nd Mc- LUWY Y°l0» bl' ll. (Plum -... 4 U 5_ Brookmndi
_W :fan thi _‘;';__*‘;_";f__f“_;'_‘___';“__;~_f wo..-l it be nu, ... ... hm, ,,,,, curay; anon one n.,¢...,e_ 2°-__°~°° 1-l= 2~°‘»’i 2-05. .__________l MCGILL Umvimsirv _ MONTREAL
x started. -_ e V   , .
is°m° day wh” tm tmck 15 5°°d~ ` y nos. n`.\1ioN s"i'iiA'rllco.\'.\ .ixn iioi':\"i' iromi.
,mn MN, 1 llr. W. R. Carson i ¢____._._._...___.
FOI. \'DI:.D A\I) I\l)0Il\lJI) BY Till" LATE l¢'i'
lircently eulnrgcii frii-proof bnilil|n|¢_ thoroughly
modern equipment, I-‘nr wnnu-n »tuvlent|_ resident
made curly. iinil nun-ree|iient_ preparing for all-gre-ee in !he_
For :iii llii`l~.\°- Faculty nl Arts (1-LA-. Il.Sc., l5.Il.S,_ n.(’0_‘tl.) and
` iii si. A ilmliel llumbr 0!
ln tho lnrnlty nl ii e i r
In-holnrlhlps lim] Ilurlmrirl. _
bred by uri pierce, Jr., nephew of ,how tm, ,hm W” “owns phom High 'roby irioi zoau is one or ll'ilf°l'ei Deen. Der- M", Hum Pm,” moo 12, ,mm S, Phone lm 'curl '.\ _
the widely known Canadian Horse-
m_m_ Un P_m°_ of mngw°0d_ om" ey about the performance and that
the stud at the present time. Uri
`-lr. also bred Donna. Harvester, 2.16.
i It has usually been taken for
granted that the horse game is a
man‘s game. but we notice that the
ers as well as owners. Miss 1_{ath-
erine Edwards and Mrs. Harkness
E‘§'"“`d‘ °"'° *mtmmi fl'-m° U nipeg hooked up togetherand went
59 Bndld dl"lV€l'8 It uid LGXIUKWD 3 mc’ m”°_m ’_14%_
rnatinees. Other matinee clubs ` '
far stepped on Prince _Edward Is-
land. Johnny Miles and Miss Win-
Morine crest, 2.11%. will he e 5°°°ll‘| “mel
starter in the 2.15 elses ei North. Reading ..     1 ro o
W- T°'°”°° "    "° ° ‘ 1 241 'rro.¢ Mile neon Purse sooo ii.M.n/ivlsoiv v.i>.n.n.
“Helm °l1¢l'.l»esett: ‘ Cantrell nieoc.-col.
T , 2.09%. won at .Halifax in md F- Smith- . President.
em - lm* Dm°“' 5' 5- by Mmm' crrsntss Leicu v. n.n.i..
Founnl EVENT Prize Lists and information can
be had from the Secretary
the best bred in-more in America "”¢°’ ‘md Mlmillo. Wilson. mm, Cm, Man i _
Line ' 1- »» o b nt bi 1-i c in ole - » -
“"‘° ”°“"“ "‘° ”“"'° "'° “" °“° °' le1t.yi:eerl;'d::u};-dtifgezgizgmgrgie glory  roll. rgepwiif 1; e Shirt- lN'1'1iaNii'rroivsr..1.sseUl: u” I Wm' 1”' by M' Mm' 4ii“55-5-15-gmwil
“‘° N" Y°“¢ “I” “"1 ll" ‘lim 1° another heet both miles were bet er at Northam “"‘ ""'°’ ` ' ltfuimiih  2 I I
» ' ' oo. r c. (Hudson) 1 2 2
ter then 2.1¢. 'rhis is ine fastest -- l~ ll- wg, 1 -
,,_,,,pm¢.,,, hm em known” 1 Umm” ,_.,,,y_ ,_,,,%_ ,, _ th", :teasing __ ..   an 2 T xf’°__";“e__>l:_;>_i.__rl; r. welll gg: P, R. A.
I #_ » this pmvuwm - ,ahold but wok nb Noord ls A Tbroiiio ..     I 'I 1 was clhm at f The Annual Prize Meet of the
'  _ .<1='lming>__ess
¢W° W" °"’- 3° "°“ hi# °“‘Y Y°'""" md l'°‘°“' ‘“’°""°°"' mime: :oe 1'-c; 20;: :os Prigzeceseiggxiin :ii`|nileueP;i:l:o°`::|
Other workouts were' Golden, a start this year at Truro on Domin U°bh°*'d° Bild R- Smith any D scott ma nrébwh E ghu_|o,M_own Rm’ mn”
_ . ' ' _ 15°
mile in 2.15%, Volo Rico, a niileiri il ion my - “ned
,wqmengmb km nm, it d N- ' 5 -   G' 
1'” I 53 1’ 2.11%. Probably the fastest mile so --- . . . 8.. ll. E. Commcncing at 8.30 A. M. 1
T o- o A v J ll 1 Y 
Connolly’s Field Show Grounds-
SEA :u;l>iiANr
would well pattern after the one
Bl- Lexington and encourage the'
women to try their luck in handi- q
Marla Direct a_mile_i1-i_ 2.21 last
xiog spruce went e niiie 'in aio,
uae-ter in 31 seconds. These_were ~
2.16 the 21st of June. Bhe is enter _ my new whims) 
ed in the 2.14 Trot at Northam. I. ll. ll. nm°e“n°n_ 8 h_ (G Wm”
‘,. -- Jersey City --   'lit 4 ¢,,,,¢,,,. manga,” b ' _._____..;._._.__
Glill
ae-
s--I
Lleut.-Col.
Secretory. 4204-’l~ll-81.
ing the ribbons over a fast trotter th, ‘h||'hun,,, 9| ¢h,__"_',k_
`°l’ liscer. ' ‘ ~
Attendance records are expected
to be broken at the night racing or
the Toledo Driving Club who are
Plliitilil on nine nights of racing
llid Wednesday and 'Thursday af-_
teflioone. _'nie secretary reports
th' llfitlt -lain of box seatsin- the
hlliiify of the Club and inquiries as
9°-the date of racing the two -big
Good news. _ Bingen ' Aubrey,
2.11% ,solos aoilngi min_a1ie'r_ be-_
ing'_laid up with an iniury _to his
ankle. " ' ' `
seeseisry slbertquigioy hes en-
nourioed his classes ee per adver-
tisement in-this inner. ne ie euro
o!abitenh'yliatandwi1hthe
nice drive to !1.~Pete`ra, pleasant
feature events, the All-American
Trot and the Roofs. of Gold tree-_
f°*"l\\ iiloe are coming from all
sections the the country.
-_-£-
'ill *reliance me w. n xenon.
mmm filed _lnanlifaotum-, has
simmer one me rising ihstu
aelitrelwe feel confident- he will
attract a"1er|e crowd on Wednes~
any e lterooon, .rely mn. 1

A two year bid colt completes the Bllffllv   ...` ._ 12 16 8 (Donna)  2 2 5
roster' of the stable. Olden, Whi , _ Krider, Chaplin mm 5_°°“_ br h_ (_P‘“hm)__ 4 4 2
_-_ _“"1 °"°°“= I-l°°‘lb"» Wl'*°° “"4 i1iPeter,biir,li, (msn)  s se 5X7 ENLARGEMENT 
rox volo. sow. was intended to Ureuse. _ »nm,: U0, M6; M., 3_,,_ I _
5°* ""1 "°”°‘ ‘"'”°°'“ “‘° ’““° ` 1 `- Tletfui Guy. Lasents, Leriio, ‘  '
°f'i“°“'"“°“’»°°‘“°'“‘°"’4* ”""""'“- . ., rrheanéllnoodruoronochotty |
stud, but some carelessness in cool- _ _ _.___ gg B. ll. I. G", an mmd_
mfmm out was responsible for ansitimors ... ... -...  7 is 2.
trouble tustius handicapped nimitoaneeisr    ... re 1
Over since, llthdlllll he hh [onli Bmythe nndlonl:-Smith, Weth
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his was th
-end was I4 UNI. leeendge|nbs"~
where he
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