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Travel to mysterious China, Win15“ f5 tale oi strange love and glfflmfll’ VEIIKBBIICB, EX‘ p“; a o] thrills and beauty ‘such’ as‘ you've "WW met on the screen-

You won't be dififlltlwllllfli l" this greatest of all Lon Chan~ 9y’; starring ieblcles. Chaney amazing-as a Chinese inan- darin, Renee Adoree, ut "The Big Parade," again triumphs as the ill-fated Chinese girl.

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AIN'T THAT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING

: the sixth inning, both teams pla ‘air-tight ball and giving the pitch-

tonn illustrious n. ' . ;

Gordon Harvester, H Marks Win Their

Ideal weather and a large gather- ing greeted the Horse Races a Georgetown yesterday when many last and exciting heats were trotted in the three classes.

In the Class A Pace tour horses came to the wire, it ‘being won in owned and driven y Dr. Preston 1e Rico second and Orolla third.

Inthq Class B. e again tour horses answered the starter's call and was llnally won by Harvest Ripe after a hard battle with Shawnee Rose who captured the first heat and was a hot contender in the second and third, falling back in the fourth to be beaten to the wire by Harry Mac.

In the Class C. Race tour starters again came to the wire and it was the best race oi the day, going the lull route to a decision. Lena Marks winning the race and first money after the first two heats had been won by The Flame. ' Lena Marks won the third and fifth while Wild- wood upset the dope in the fourth and finished first.

The summary:

Class A Race

Gordon Harvester, Dr. P. McIntyre . . . . . . . . . ..l 1 l

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Harvest Ripe v ‘ ._ I. J.P.Riley . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..211l Shawnee Rose, ‘ .1 .. . Mr. McKinnon -1 2'2 8 Harry, Mac, _ l ~l J. Rooney . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Lady Orwell A. McDonald 3 Time: 2.39, 2.29%. 2.32, 2.29. in

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u - -l Class C Race Leno Marks a - - - 1 - Q F. McCarron . . . . . . . . .. 4 2 1 2 1 The Flame, ' R. McDonald Wildwood. A. B. McDonald 3 3 3 1 2 Leyburn Lass ’ J. A. McKenzie . . . . . . .. 2 4 4 4ro Time: 2.39, 2.40, 2.40, 2.40%. 2.41.

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Otiicia s ' tartar-Mr. E. F. Acorn. __ dges—Messrs. Seymour Knight and JohuMcCabe. Timer-Mr. Joseph McGregor.

Capitals Push 9 Runs In 6th

NEWCASTLE, August ZiL-Fred- cricton won the first game o! the provincial elimination series by de- {eating Newcastle, 12 to 6. here, to- day. It was real good baseball up to V1118

ers good support.

At the commencement of-the sixth inning ‘the score was Newcastle 4 and Fredericton nothing. In this stanza the balloon went up and, with

Home ' When Blow-up Occurs

errors contributed. by Morrell, Dal- ton and Lindon, Fredericton scored nine runs.

Curry pitched for the York county nine up to the filth inning and was given good support. He was relieved by Thompson, who pitched stellar ball and who was backed by air- tight support. This was '1‘hompson’s~ first appearance as a pitcher in scu- loricompanyiBrig s pitched an ex~ cellent game (or e locals. but w given rfl-Bfled support. -

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Canadian Historical Drawings fi For Framing Purposes

The Guardian has pleasure in announc- ing that it has procured a few complete sets oi

ulna Pirates, who did it twice. have

game by u. 3 2 score in 10 innings ‘and dropping the

. Game From S outh Shore halnpions-

LIVERPOOL, August 31.-—Spring- hill won the right to meet .Wcstvi_lle in the finals for the Nova Bcotia Championship by" defeating Liver- pool, South Shore Champions by a score of 9 to 4 here this‘ aiternoon. Letty Allbon was on the mound tor the visitors and held the home team to three hits, two of which they scoured in the first. inning. He was‘

New York Giants‘ Beat Cubs In 7th Straight Victory

7 to 3 for ‘a clean sweep of three- gdmc series, the lost traveling New York Giants today advanced t0 within two and one-half games of first place. The victory was their seventh straight and their twenty- ~;0_~ond in the last 2B games. Only

the Giants in. stand 0i 14

been able to bent ihvli" present home games. .

Thc Phillics hcltl Pittsburgh to an even break in u double header ut Philadelphia today, winning the first

second. 12 to ti. iiub Pruett, outpltchecl Kremer in the opener.

McQUlLLAN BETTER

Hugh McQulllun had the better 01 Pete Donahue inn pitchers’ battle at Boston that went ll innings, and Boston defeated Cincinnati. 2 to l.

new roux, Aug. Ill-Defeating {cross at the New York Stew Fair w.- lthe league-leading Chicago Cubs bl’

opposed by Nell Winters. local ace. who pitched a good game ot.ball. O'Brien. youthful first sacker o1 the Cumberland champions was an out- standing batter‘ for the visitors, chit- tlng the first ball pitched in the first Inning ibr a home run over [the center field fence. He duplicated again inthc third. ‘ ' ‘ "

Grand Circuit Card Is Halted By ltain

v SYRACUSE, N. Y., August 31..-é Rain halted the Grand Circuit pro-

day after four heats o! rsclngf The l-lambletonlan and Empire State stakes were put oil’ because o! the wet track. which received another drenching today and may not round j into shape before Thursday. ' David Fellows. ‘Egan up, and Cap-' taln Grattan. driven by Fraser, won heats in the 2.07 pace, which _wlli be finished tomorrow. Tommy Murphy's filly, Catherine, won a heat in the‘ 2.12 trot and Bennett,‘ Tommy Ber-I ry’s speedy sidewheeler, took the only heat race in the 2.07 pace. a

How They Stand AMERICAN vL/EAGUE

Won New York . . . . . . . .. 88 Philadelphia . . . . .. '12

Detroit Washington . . . . . . 86

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fast time. The slow classes went llvc ly utter the ceremony on a motor and slices, with exports of $30,117; 1) heats and was declared llnlshedutour to some of the principal villas '

toned art paper suitable for framing. _ _ pictures by Mr. C. W. J cfferys, the Disting-

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Louis Cardinals u. 5-3 beating at

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NATIONAL ‘LEAGCE Won

Chicago . . . . . . . . . .. ‘l3 Pittsburgh . . . . . . .. 69 St. Louis . . . . . . . . .. BB

fanned eight men with his fast ball New Y°Tk - - - - - ~ - -- 7 and allowed but six scattered hits. mnolflna"

Billie Shcrdel, Cardinal slow ball

urlist. was touched tor l3 hits in less 395w"

than trlglit innings. AMERICAN

There were no games American League today.

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CHICAGO, August

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0 Jdancock County Fair opened today; I“‘)INII»\'LIGA“" A");

5°. ed. The 2.25 class was won by Double

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The Central Maine Fair oritlté Ban- cireul openedito- day with a good attendance and a v tor 1": k n ‘_ to . notvln on the turl. Hsqdrovb. his trotter. liuke Boil, to =a winon 2.90%. an- nounced as a new trotters. and nus witltllon D "

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