I 2 THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17 1909

SSS puMATLSM1 IWouvatlm b due to an excess of urlo cvcid an irritating Inflammatory

which gets into tho circulation becauso of weak kidnoy-a5SP SioT Iudfgo3tlon and other physical Irregularities which aro usually

can ovor reachcotuidcod of no importance Nothing soothe tho painsdotroatmentmost suchof ihbtho seartcniporanly while potash and other mineral medicines really add to tiio

acidity of tho blood and this fluid therefore continually grows more acridrind vitiated Then instead of nourishing tho different muscles and jointsicep1ng them in n normally supple and clastic condition it hardensand stWens them by drying up tho natural oils and fluids Rheumatism

andcan

never be cured until the blood Is purified S S S thoroughly cleanses

ouovatcs the circulation by neutralizing tho acids and driving the causothe blood so that Instead

from wo system It strengthens and Invigoratesacrid and painful corrosive matter La-

theof a sour weak stream dopositing

muscles Joints and bones It the ontiro body with pure richcontains no potadu

blood and permanently cures Rheumatism 8S8alkali or other harmful mineral but is mado ontirely of roots herbs andbarks of great purifying and tonic properties Book on Rheumatism anduny medical advice free to all who write

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NICHOLAS SMITH SUCCUMBS-

TO ACUTE PNEUMONIA-

The funeral services over the body-of Nicholas Smith who died of pneu-monia In Salt Lake City at SI5 oclockWednesday morning will ho held atUlclioys funeral chapel Sunday at 2

oclock In the afternoon Rev John CCarver officiating The burial will bomado In Ogden city cemetery

Mr Smith was well known in Og-denI having been a resident of the cityfor quito a number of years Ho wasstileken with pneumonia while in Salt

j Lake City and died quite suddenlyTho body was shipped to Ogden yes-terday for burial arriving at llo p-

ilL accompanied by a former friendwho was at his bedside at the time ofhis death

Mr Smith will be remembered byas a former employe of the

Southern Pacific and later aa proprie-tor

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of a hotel and restaurant In Ter-race purchasing a permanent homesome yours ago In Ogden where hehna since resided

He Is survived by a wife andsixyearold daughter In Ogden annseveral brothers and slstcrg In theCast One of the brothers Is expectedto arrive lu Ogden Sunday morning

WINDOW IS BROKEN-

AT THE PULLMAN BAR

Aftcr having been ejected from Elec-tric alley tot having started lo tearthe houses from their moorings JoeDrysdale who was considerably un-der the inlluonco of liquor wont Intothe Pullman bar and got into an ar-gument

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with tho bartender ClarenceNosbll Nesblt told the fellow that hodidnt want him hanging around thereand that he had better move on

After some heated remarks Drysdale started out of the place and N esbit followed him to the door Whenthey to the door Drysdalc whlrlc4-aroluid and knocked Nesbit throughthe large plate glass window Into atank where there are about halt adozen alligators

Nesbit picked himself up and aftertaking au Inventory anti finding thathe was not hurt ho telephoned thopolice and had Drysdale arrested

RALPH E HOAG RETURNS

FROMLAND DRAWING-

Ralph E Hoag cashier of the UtahNational bank returned from Idahoyesterday where he went to be pres-ent at the land drawing All of theemployes of tho bank made a poolwhich was used for entry fees at thedrawing Mr Hoag acted as the rep-resentative When tho results weremade known it was found that HoracePcory had been lucky and had drawnchoice No 15-

Farmington Couple Weds W GPotter and Miss Clara Robinson bothof Farmltigton were married yester-day

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in the count clerks office byDeputy Clerk BlufL

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ENGLISH FIGHTER

ISOUT OF PRISON

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Dick Burke Maintains He Was theInnocent Dupe of Robt

I GoudilI

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Liverpool Sept HDick Burg theI famous pugilist who has just been

released from prison after serving aI sevenyear term for complicity in thoLiverpool bank frauds declares tbatho Is innocent of the crime for whichho paid the penalty He declares ho

was the Innocent dupe of Robert Gou

dieTo a newspaper reprcsenlativo thofamous pugilist made tho followingstatement

This Is the first opportunity T havehad to speak to thp public since myconviction I am absolutely Innoccntf-of the chnrgeson which raged It was declared that I conspired-with Goiulio My reply Is that I neversaw or had any communication withGoudlo until after my arrest

I had no knowledge of his connec-tion

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with a bank never saw or hand ¬

led a check drawn by him or In hisfavor and never usedany kind of per-suasion

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direct or indirect to Inducehim to act dishonestly Nor bad I

any opportunity to know or Idea thatthe money with which he was bettingwhen I nrat heard ofhim and for ISmonths before that was not Is ownor the property of a syndicate of back ¬

ers as he declaredWhile I have been Inttobtod to

some of the prison officiate declaredBurge and notably to Dr Loughlinand to tho chaplain of Portland forencouragement and kindness at timesof great distress I must say that I

have also found among the officersmen who are tyrants and torturersWhatever else 1 do with the remain-der

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of my career I hope to help inraising a new system In the prisons

one that will prevent this awfulgoading this petty tyranny which af-

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prisoners and officials almost Inequal degree

Continuing Burge saidI have received many scores of

kind telegrams since my releaseAmong the firfit wore messages fromJim Corbott Jack Johnson BattlingNelson Jlni Jeffries and many of themost prominent pugilists of the wolldalso Miss Marie Lloyd and Alec Hur-ler

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Many of these have been staunchfriends and true to me In all my trou-ble

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forge has received several largopropositions to give sparring exhibi-tions

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and has expressed a desire to goto America whore ho says he hasbeen offered inducements

Finally Burge said-I shall always maintain that my

sentence was illegal and future eventswill prove It beyond all doubU Hadthor been a court of appcala at thattime I would never have been con-victed

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JOHNSON TOO WEAK lI

FOR JIM JEFFRIES

Colored Mans ShoWing Against Kaufman Fully Convinces the Experts-

San Francisco Sept 17 Johnsonis not tho man to whip Jim Jeffriesaccording to most of the local boxingexperts who saw him batter Al Kauf ¬

man In Thursdays tenround nodecis ¬

ion contest There Is no doubt abouttho black mans cleverness his de-

fense nor his accuracy In pjaclug hisblows But lhat he lacks the steam-to stop the burly former champion andto weather his hulllike rushes Is thebelief of illne olit of ten of those whostudied the black mans effort

If given plenty of time ho may beable to develop more powers for hispunches hut If he were to get Into thoring with Joftries next month on evenleims1 so far us training Is concernedtInS former bollelmaker would he anoverwhelming favorite and would helooked upon with suspicion should be

I fall lo put away the negro Inside of20 rounds

Accepting his victory over Al Kauf ¬

man as a matter of course and refus-ing

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to be unduly elated with his easymatch Jack Johnson wont out for along auto ride over tlio San Mateocounty stating after his return that-It was the first time In three weeksthat he had felt perfectly free

But dont think for a moment that-I Intend to let up at all In my train-ing

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work the colored giant told aparty of frkiids at his training quar-ters

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while walling for lunch to beserved lunch in this case being some-thing llken worklngmans real meal

There wont be any letup on mypart for I intend to be in tho fInestof condition for the Kctchol match

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ANDING

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OF THE CLUBS

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Won Lost PeP-itlSIJ1lr

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li q 7171Chicago n q G11New York 78 t2 t00Cincinnati 66 67 WG

Philadelphia r 5 TO iSjSt loiii li sr 262Brooklyn IT 8G 35j-

lJoston 3S 93 2DO

AMERICAN LEAGUj

Won Lost P CDetroit SS 17 G 2Philadelphia SI 51 622Boston W 5S P577Chicago iO t16 55 j

Cleveland r GS iO IqNew York 62 7a lSDSt TouIR j ti iji 70 ilp-Washington 11i IQO 2j5-

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia Sept 15 Philadel-phia today defeated Detroit 2 to 1 Inthe first ganio of what Is consideredto bethe crucial series of four con-tests

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for the American league pen-nant

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A hundred policemen wore sentto the grounds to preserve order andto protect Right Fielder Cobb of Dctroll who had received threateningletters because of his having spikedBaker of PhiladelDhla ilurluc Lho m I

rent series at Detroit Cobb wns notInoleGtcd Twenty thousand specta-tors wero preSent In spite of a driz-zling rain

Tht game was a pitchers battlebetween PlanK and Summers inwhich the latter did the bettor twirlns while Plank received perfect

support Eirors by Detroit lost thogame Score R H B

I Philadelphia 2 f 0

Detroit 1 6 2I

Plank and Thomas Summers andI Stanago

i Chicago fl Boston 5

I Boston Sept 16Boston changedIts lineup considerably today butChicago won Score IL H EChicago 712 2

Boson 5 13 0

White Burns Walsh and Sulllvau-ArellanosI Matthews and Carrlgan

Washington 52 St Louis 04Washington Sept Washington

anti St Louis broke even In doubleheader hero today

First game Score jIUH EWashington 5 9 1

i St Louis 0 5 1

ReIsllng and Hardy Strommoraud-Kllllfcr r-

Sccand game Score R H EWashington 2 fi2-

Sl Louis 4 9 0

Groom and Slattcry j Street G11H

gan and Smithi

New York 2 Cleveland 1

New York Sopt 16Nev York wontoday 2 to I the visitors getting onlytwo singles off Lake who fannedeight of them

i Score RIIECleveland 1 2 2rNew York 2 6 2

I Winchell Upp and Higgins Laket and Klclnow

NATIONAL LEAGUEI

Plttsburg 9 Cincinnati 3I Cincinnati Sept IGPoor fielding-

lost todays game for Cincinnati aftot the locals had taken the lead

J Score R NECincinnati 3 C 5Plttsburg rv j 9 11 2

Ewing Cantwell and Roth AdamsCamnltz and GlbBon-

rNew York 2 Chicago 1

Chicago S6pl 1G President Taftj saw New York Defeat Chicago two to

ono here today Mathowsou andBrown pitched well but the winnersplaced their hits to better advantageIn the first inning

Score R HEChicago 1 7 1

New York 2 7 3

Brown and Archer Mathowson antiMyers

WESTERN LEAGUE

Sioux Qlty 2 Lincoln tLincoln SouA 16 Afternoon gamoScore llLB

Lincoln 0 1 2 1

Sioux City rt r 26 1

MeGrnth and Nunnamaker Johnsonand Townc

Pueblo 9 Denver 7

Denver Sept JO Second gameI Score iLlIE

Pueblo 9 9 3

Denver 7 9 5

Galgano and Williams WelgarlKnolls and MclConna Called In 7thdarku ss J

Dee Moinco 5 Omaha 1

Omaha Sept 1C Afternoon gameScore R H E

Omiina r 1 1 1

Dos Moines i 5 9 1

Iloluubock and Cadman Buruamand McMnnus

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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUEI

Portland Seattle 6

I Portland Sept 16

Score RUE1-1Seattle If 5

Portland 1 8 5

Allen and Shea Seaton and Armbrustcr

Vancouver 6 Spokane 5

Spokane ScpU 16Score R II E

Vancouver C 10 1

Spokane u 5 S 1

Erlckson and Sugdcn Rush Kll-

lllay and Speucor

Tacornaf2 Abordcen 2Tacoma Septt 10Score ic TiILE

Tacoma 2 5 A

Aberdeen 2 1

Annis and Stoveuti Pcrnoll antiKreitz Called In seventh rain anddarkness

COAST LEAGUEi0 j

Los Angeles 2 Sacramento 1

SaqramentoCvCal Sept 16Whontwo Sacramento ialdels miscued Inthe first inning today they deliveredanother gamo the crippled Angels

Score R H BLos Angeles t

i 2 7 0

Is theremore than onekind of Ivory Soap

No But there are a I

hundred imitationsThey resemble IvorySoap in size shape col¬

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or and wrapper some-

times even in namec r-

Itis waste of moneyto buy such soaps and-

a waste of time to usethem j-

Ivory SoapI

99 4X5o Per Cent Pure1

Sacramento 1 7 2Tozcr and Smith Whalen and La

Lougc

Vernon 2 San Francisco 1

Los Angeles Sept 16Vernonnosed out In the ninth Inning defeat-ing

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I San Francisco 2 to 1

I Score RHEVernou 2 8 0San Francisco 1 7 3-

Wlllctt and Hogan Stewart andBerry

Portland 4 Oakland 1

San Francisco Sept 16 OaklandsI pitchers were unable to mystify tho

Portland batters today and tho Northerners won 4 to 1 Tonncson wasrelieved In the second inning byBolco but the latter was as liberalwith the bases on balls and allowedsingles at Inopportune times

Score RH IiPortland 4 8 2

Oakland I 6 2

Harkness and Murray TonncsouI Boice and Byrnes-

HAMBURG BELLETIRES IN STRETCH

Syracuse N Y Sept IGOn aheavy track Hamburg Belle 20111trotted the state fair track this after-noon

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In 20411 Accompanied by arunner Hamburg Belle flew to thefirst quarter in 2931 the figures forthe half wore 1 00 14 The trottingqueen stepped to the threequarters In131 12 but as she turned Into thestretch she tired badly Summary

I 210 trotting 3 In 5 purse 1200Baron May won In straight heatsTime 20811 20711 20734 In

I terguard Marie N Cnloe Raffles andBelle Bird also started

217 parcing 3 in 5 purse 1200Gentle won In straight heats Time21211 21114 21114 OaklandSonRoynl Heir Anda II Miss Argola-and Mary Boo also started

Hamburg Belle In attempt lo equalor bent her record of 20114 trottinglost Time b > quarters 29 3410014 1 3112 20414

209 pacing 3 inS purse 1200 un-

finished Caffcns won Time 2OS 1420711 Ha Ambulator won first andfourth heats Time 20711 20812Lady of Honor Annabelle Lee Byron-K Schurmcrhorn and King alsostarted

Mile and a sixteenth running purse200 for 3yearolds and up Von

Lear won Dnnucgan second Dobergoo third Time 14911 Lathorpalso started

To beat 321 trotting Paul A

Sorss coach and four lost Time33111

RESULTS AT GRAVESEND

Gravcsend Sept 16Flrst raceabout six furlongs Harvey F 11 to o

won Outpost 7 to 1 second Top-

Notch 8 to 1 third Time 111 15Second race steeplechase about 2

12 miles Denier even won EKSOX

5 to 1 second Lynn wood 12 to 1

third Time i 7

Third race about six furlongsRose Queen 6 to 5 won Mary Davis1 to 1 second Ilarrigan S to 5 thirdTime 1 10-

Fourlh race mile and an eighthHigh Private 9 to 10 won QuestionMark 15 to 1second Juggler 9 to 2

third Time 153Fifth race T 12 furlongs Shcnnon

3 to 1 won Firebox 5 to 1 secondWestern Lady 20 to 1 third Time107 31-

Stxlh race mile rind sixteenthAlice BaIrd 12 to 1 won Queen Marguorltc 5 to 1 second SummerNight 20 to 1 third Time 148 15

U S AUTOMOBILE RENO

Reno Sept 61he government automoblle bearing a message fromMajor General Leonard A Wood orNow York to Major General I FWoston at San Francisco arrived heroat noon today and will leave for SanFrancisco tomorrow

SHORTSTOP LONG DEAD

Denver Se16lIOrnutn Longfor many years shortstop of tho Doston National loagio team died herotoday of consumption Long was weltknown from 1890 to 1900 In the lastfew years he played in westorrnleague cities

CHEAP FARMS

GOOD LANDS WITH AMPLE WATERSUPPLY

The State of Utah will offer for saleat the County Court House PanpnltchGarfield County Utah on October 1

1909 at 10 oclock a m In forty acretracts GOOO acres of fine farming

landTerms of sale One tenth of thepurchase price payable in cash at tholime of sale the remainder of the payabuts to bo divided into ten equal an-

nual amounts with Interest at the ratoof five per cent per annum on the de-ferred

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payments-

TESTIMONIAL OF REGARD

FOR DEPARTING OCDENITE

As a testimonial of the regard Inwhich he Is held by his coworkers atthe Burton Implement company W SDeighton was presented with a handsoino Ivory handled gold mounted um-brella yesterday afternoon as he waspreparing to leave Ogden to accepta position as manager of the Sego inilemcnl and Vehicle company of Salt

Cil vAccompanying the handsome gift

wad a letter of congratulations andgood wishes signed by nine of the employes of the local firm

Dont forget that tho Ogdon DentalCo Dr F L Narumorc Prop nowquarters arc located at 2112 WashAve

MINISTERS ARE SCAR E INNORTHERN PART OF MICHIGAN

Detroit SL 17Pastors In theupper peuinsAla of Michigan are soBcarce that I have had to Import nine-teen

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from England during the lastsoar to fill tho pulpits In my districtsaid Rpv W B Collins superinten-dent

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of the Straits district In makinghis annual report to the Detroit confHrnnRQ of tho MnLhmUcil Euhiconal

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UTAH JOCKEY CLUB

SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

Announces the opening of their new mile track

I Sept 18 1909

I BUENA VISTA RACE COURSEI

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one of the safest and fastest mile tracks in the world

Fall meeting 30 days Address all communications to-

W W FINN Manager Utah Jockey Club Cullen Hotel SaltLake City Utahw

Trains will leave Salt Lake Union Station every 30 min-

utesI Trains run direct to Grand StandJ

AthilSSIOfl5OCGdT-he Utah Jockey ClubJ-

OHN CONDRON President J W RICE SecretaryW W FINN Manager

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TilE fRED I KIESEL COT-

HE PIONEER EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE GROCERYHOUSE IN THE STATE

OGDEN UTAH

Sole Agents for the Pabst Brewing Cc cdilwaukee Wla

Distributors and General Agents for

IDANHAMuna-rch of Table and Medicinal Waters Is a purely naturalmineral waterthe ONLY in the United States bottled at tho

Natural Mineral Water SpringsSODA SPRINGS IDAHO

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STANDARD FORM CHART-A J Blum Presiding Judge W M Murray starter

IOgden September 1C 1009 Thursday tenth day Weather clear trackfast

208FIRST RACE Five furlongs selling twoyearolds and up Talur to

first 10-

Ind1 Horse ItlSI JA I ½ I i1 I t IFi-n100CiiijIItie3

19ple 1 Ol + r

1 107 1 f KITliomasl87Dora Paine 1092 31 1il1 2 1 11 32175 JIm Brady 101 3 11IPlckens 52 2172 Tansy 10i H I 3 1 11f41 Weal< 10 llii r

moo lIss hattie I 104 6 5 I1 G 5 1 5 3 Smith Ij 11U175 Daredoit 1109i51 J J 5 11IdG G JElse Z j 3 J I

At post 7 min Off at 308 Time 25 G1 15 103 33 Harvey pi35 sh 13 Paine pi 35 sh 13 Brady sit 25 Scratched Sea Green Win I

nor b c by ScorplonWavolette Owner N A pickoy trainer N EvansStart good won driving second and third easily Harvey had the foot r-

and Just lasted Paine closed fast Brady best of others A bad lot

209SECOND RACE Four furlongs selling tliiecyear olds and up Value

to first IO-

Ind1 Horse liVtISI 4 I II l 3L j St Fin j Jockey CI-

OO GOlle Wood 107 111h 1 2 1 4 F Murphy 52 1

207 Monsle lIable 11 107 1 I 1 2 2 2 1 S John onJ201Lnlta 101 3 1 1 3 3 31lhPost S 15197 Allvk I 102 5J 5 1 5 1 4 1 Pickens 3 IS

191 Yellow Foot 3 lOt 4 16 5 1 Thomas 2 2202 Irish Mike 4 110it 7 GIG PIIAdamR S S

72 Dr Sherman a 107 tj Ii If i 2 7 3 Cotton I H-

i19GIIuck Mate 3I104ISf S S S b SmIth 5 G

At post 3 min Off at 311 Time 24 15 50 Wood pi 32 Bh 3oMablo pi 2 sh 15 Laultn oh 3 Scratched rtfagniflco Al HamptonJudge Shorlall M Daughter Winner cli g by Sir HamptonEn AvantOwner E W Kurtz trainer G Davis Start good won easily second I

and third same Wood has lila speed today and won as he pleased Mablebest of others Lanlta ran a good raco

210for her I

THIRD RACESix furlqngs selling threeyearolds and up Value tofirst 120

lndt Horse IAIq Vt I JI I ii t S t I Fin Jockey I UpIGSIJ BiittcrdnpIpa115 2 4 1 2 ½ 1 8 Post IG5 32200 Old Nick 3 105 3 lYl 3 2 ½ 2 2 3 Thomas j2 85-1GS Blskra 109 5 J I 2 3 IhICotton k 5197 Llbberale fl1091J 1

II nk 3 11 2 JEisenzapf 10 15

200 Marburg 3I0hJ5 tL t ½ 5 n Pullet to 10-

20G Car inal Surtoal1l3lThrow ldOlr liJ ICavanaughi l32 115At post 12 ruin Off at 109 12 Time 25 t5 50 35 117 25 But-

tercup pi 35 sh 13 Nick pi 710 sh out Biskra sfi 710 ScratchedWatlcro Judge Cabanlss Altenbcrg Antara Winner b m by KlngstonFlying Squadron Owner F Malcy trainer W Singleton Salt goodwon easily second and third same Buttercup a live bird todaywon asshe pleated Nick ran his race Biskra best of others Sarto wheeled atstart and threw rider

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211FOURTH RACE Mile and a sixteenth threeyearolds and up Value

to first 120

IndI Horse IAIWt I ½ I St IIIn I Jockey I Op1 CI

l1SHUDpala iiirFiTh 511 3 1 2 1 3 Pickenu 12l1S Surely 4j112 lJ2 3 11 ij J2 10 2 j 2 3 Thomas 11 G-

173HI Col Cap 1 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 Caranaugh195 St Hilda 4110i1615 6 55 I 2 4 2 I 10 Cotton 10 120-

111121242a5 Contribution h 1 15 j Ii 3 5 i F Murphy S 10los Docile alll15 7 G 18 G 16 ford I IG

At post 11 min Off at 442 11 Time 2t 50 25 L20 25 113 35152 Hiiupala pi 11 sh out Surety pi 1 sli 12 Cap sh 25 Scratched J

Boldon Winner b m by LlbortlncMavcallc Owner L M Lecdom traIncr H Booker Start good won easily second and third same Huapala outclassed the field and won as he pleased Surety did his best Capbest of others Docile ran a pour race

212FIFTH RACEFour and a half furlongs selling fouryearolds and up

Value to first 120

Ind1 Horse IAIWLISI 4 I 11 I St Fin Jockey I Op1 C-

Im ollc Brad a 31 31 1 Cavanaiijfi-200Aquiline

3108 2 1 2 II 1 II 11 1 Thomas I 710

202 FrIar of Elgin 41105 ii 5 1 4 1h1 1 Y S Johnson Hi jHi-

19J Ma Worth 5 100 II 1 3 1 1 2 I 4 Ii E Smith S 110195 Cobluskll1 5 109 7 S S G 2 5 1 Post S IJ132 Miss Butte I 1093 G 3 G 2 7 2 GI Groth 30 30206 Aunt Huh It 10IS 7 Ii i ½ S i i Plckens 2 3-

i97JaAiurrarI1O9p3 P 1 5 1 5 ½ S22tto-At

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post 3 12 nun Off at 530 12 Time 23 15 50 25 5G 45Brady pi 1 sb 12 Aquiline pi 13 sh out Elgin sh 3 Scratched Lan-cashire Lad Redan Byron Winner b m by Yellow TallMario X OwnerL Williams trainer J W Williams Start good won sofng awaysecond cleverly third driving Brady caught loaders tiring and ran overthem at end Aquiline fan her race Elgin improved today Hala nochance wIth break

churchEven at that uo aro still short of

ufllclonl men and many churcheshave to bo supplied from their townsOno reabun for this shortage Is thatit Is an uuwrlti ruin nr ilm confni

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encos that no pastor shall bo assign-ed

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to a station north of tao Straitso f Macklnac except at his own re-

quest on account of the undesirableness of that region as a place of res-idence