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a coRRETT-JEFFR1Es BOUT.
PugiIiss- to Box Before a Chicago
Athletic Club

CHICAGO. Nov. Thames J. Corbe;t
last night signed articles of agreement
for bort with James J Jeffrias TO BE-
given before TattersaIIs AthIzti- Club on
or abogt January Is next. Manag =
Houseman. on behalf of the club. also
signed the articles, and they were at
once mailed to ". A. Brady, manager
for Jeffries, who was notified by wire Iha,
they were on their way to him
Corbett deposited forfeit of $1,000 TO
bind him to the agreement.
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SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Robber Fired at by Citizen, But
Succeeded in Escaping.


FREDERICK. Nd, Nov. 1S-Jones
Robinson's store, at Brunswick, Frederick
county, was robbed at an early hour yes
terday morning. The iron safe was blown
open by placing the explosives on the floor
beneath the safe This had the effpet nf
blowing half the door of and tearing big
hole in tbs floor. The robbers got SEQ in
cash and SIS in checks. The explosion
aroused number Of people in the vicin-
ity. Nell Jolliffe. who. on going to his
window, saw a man coming out Of the
store door, cred three shots at him. but
he made good his escape John Coragan.
who was seen lettering about the place at
later hour, was arrested on suspicion
and held for a hearing He claims to be
from Ohio and was beating his way on the
railroad TO the East.
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PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Auction SALES.
wALTER B. WILLIAMs { e.. Aue.ioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO-ST0RY FRAME AND
LOT THREE-QJ ARTERS or AN ACRE on
BOWEN AVENUE. HILLSDALE. ADJOINING
ANACoSTIA- D. C.
By virtue of I died of trust dated October 20,
1897, AID recorded n Liber Zg59 folio 2l9 eI seq
one of land records for District es Columbus
and at request Of party secured the eby we viii
sell at public @ucti1n n SATURDAY NOVEMBER
q. 1900. al 4:15 p. ", the following real es-
tste near Anacestia in said District 10 Wit:
Lot 10. section %, subdivision of Barry
Farm: also called St Elizabeth with improve
merits thereon
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: So deposit
time OF sale. balance in one year from DAY of
sale, with interest payable semi-annu2ly. secured
by deed Of trust on property sod or all cash, at
option OF purchaser CcHvey2ncilg- stamps re-
ccrdiHg etc, at purchasers cost Terms 10 be
complied with in ten days from sale, else trustees
reserve fi-ght IL resell at risk and cost OF pug
chaser in default
WI +. HOFFMAN
AYLETT 7 HOFFMAN
Trustees.
Bof4-dSdS-exSu 1921 F s. nv
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wn,bfnr,on stool E.ebaDre.

Sales-CapitaI Traction as, So 0@
1G6 rs: Wash. Tract. Flee I-2's
81 .0G0G61 IL; Columbia R r SIS. S5t00
10; U. 6 Electric Light, Deb. 6's. 1868
GI05; Capital Traction 16G103 Is 20
100 I-2: c. & P. Telephone, 10G6Z; Mer-
genthaler Linotype, 35G19I IL. 10G192:
American Gra phophone Co., Com, 100
10. After Undergraduates Linotype
INd192 10aI92 II. 20G1S2 S-4, 100
Ig2 Us
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New high-pTiee records were made by
the Atchisons this morning the preferred
for the first time selling above 20 during
the first hour and the common as high as
81 SIS. The other Erangers we're also
strong Rock Island selling UP 10 III.
These securities are much in demand for
investment. and HE prospect OF their
selling at much higher pric S is excel ent
The Atchisons are stin the favorites.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FoR LIBR1RY OF con-
GRESS, WASHINGTON. d. c. NOVEMBER
10. 1e9o-Sealed proposals for furnishing and d6-
IiveTiEg the coal required for tbs building for The
Library Of Congress during the remainder OF the
pteseut fiscal year Viii be received at this Office
until O'CLOCK P. ". ON SATURDAY. No p,
NENBER "a 1900, and then publicly opened
Specifications, ccrer2i Instructions. and coadi-
tiens ard blaak arms OF proposal may be oh
tsiaed application 80 this ofhre- BERNAslD
z. GREEN. SupcTii tcHio7t. uole.I2, 1S, I+,I5,Is
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The iron and steel securities we're
taken up again this 1orning Tennessee
Coal and Iron was the feature OF the
group, getting nearly TO a. during the
early trading. Federal Steel sold be- weea-
4S and 30, and seemed disposed TO q
higher President Baxter is quoted as
being extremely snthus asttc regard n
the business Of the Tennessee Coal and
Iron Company. which he says Is in
creas;og steadily, both in Volume and II
the ratio OF profit He states that prices
are apDreci2bly higher since the cleo ion
and that orders are coming IN rap dig
that were held up pending the decision
at the polls
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HEAVY STOCK DEALINGS
6 neral Advance at the Opening in
Wall Street.

speculative Sentiment Influenced by
Favorable PrO~pects-Thc Railway
shares Conspicuous in the Early
OFerUtIOnx-The Industrial Guar
ter Firm-Sugar Rather Sluggish.
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Manhattan was active and strong
The report of the company for the
ear erding with September shows an in
rease ot 1926, coo in gross and an even bet
= increase in net. ST15. eco The surplus
vas incr sased s137, 00G. despite the larger
dividend payment The operating ratio
rs only 52-21 per cent The stock is likely
o advance TO a much higher level in the
1ear future, according to some of its con-
se-yatiye friends.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
DUNcANsoY BROS. Aaetioaeer..
TRTSTEFS SALE

RISTEES SALE
By virtue Of . deed u trust recorded IN Libsr
2425, folio S5S e seq Of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. We shall seIi at publ,
4uetion in front Of the premises on MONDAY
nov EAIBER 10. 1900. al $50 O'CLOCK p. u
pat of lot in subdivision Of Green's Purchase
and Ship Landing on the Burnt Bridge Road
near T,EiHirg City, D. C.
Terms cash; $50 dcposir required at sale; Is
days allowed 10 complete sale
WM E JORDAN,
JN0- RAUM
eod&ds-exSu Tr,-stees.
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Have You Cata-rh Taint.-H

Have You Catn-rh Taint:-Here,s
strong evidence OF the quiekness and sureness OF
that wonderful remedy, nr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder: For years I WIS victim of Chronic
Catsrrls-tried many remedies, but no cure was
effected until | had procured and used Dr. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder. First application gave
instant relief and in an incredibly short
while l was absolutely cured James Headley
Dundee n Y Fifty cents. Sold by F. 8 vii
iiaTns Ninth and Streets Edm0nds & Williams
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Stake race and steeplechase at Benning race
course tomorrow. First race at p m.
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by " B. uibbs & Co. me-.
beFs Of the New York Stock Exchange. 1919
Street
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BIRDS. d es. Ere.

foUSG PARROTS. s1n=ta. canlrles. mookrng
tiTLs dogs, cats, fshbirs gold fishes etc;
cs;alogee ice. SCINTD.S BIRD STORE. - l2ta
AZ az n
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Leans of SIG
ard upwards n,nde
on FURNITURE,
PIANOS. HORSES.

Wagons, etc, at lowest rates an. On the dzv 20,
spPly- We are loaaiug tie Building and Loao
Association plan. which MAKES the cost OF carry.
ing loans much less than yon pay elsewhere ana
allows you to pay it OF in any sized notes yo,,
desire running from enc 10 twelve months ior
only pay for the Use Of the money fo= the IeAgt9
Of time you carry it II you have ;oan We
some other company VIII pay il of and IA
vance you more money if desired Rates chep-
fully given. and cost to you unless loan :,
made Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and get rates. Front room, first floor. Scien.
tifc American Building
National %lortgage Loan Co,
GO st. n. w.
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There is inside buying Of the Cont
mental Tobacco securities. and a tip is out
that they are to be marked up. Thy are
not very coed securities to speculate in.
1t is said that the company will make a
strong fight to have the tax or plug to
baeeo cut Of during the coming session
of Congress. II this is accomplished 81
500.C COO would be saved
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is the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
Ivy, and all noxious plants Il is COM
posed exclusively of roots and herbs. Now
IS the time to get the poison out of your
system, as delay makes your condition
worse. Don't experiment longer with
salves, washes and soaps-they never cure.
Mr. s NJ Marshall, bookkeeper ofthe Atlanta
tGa.) Gas Light Co., was poisoned with Poison
Oak He took Sulphur, Arsenic and various
other drugs and applied externally numerous
lotions and Salves with no benefit st times She
swelling and inflammation was 50 severe he was
almost blind For eight years the poison would
break out every season. His condition was much
improved after taking one bottle Ct S. S. S, and
few bottles cleared his blood OF the poison ard
all evidences Of the disease disappeared.
People are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they viii
cheerfu1ly give such information and i'd
vice as You require, without charge, and
we viii send at the same time an interest
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
TIE SHIFT sFGciFlc. CO.. ATLANTA, Gs.
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DoYoU NEED MONEY
We Have 1t for You.

You need not go to the trouble to borrow fro-u
friends; be Independent Of asking favors We
viii lend You on your furniture and pianos or an,
household goods or personal property. Viii charr.
you less and make the most len;ent terms In
fact you can borrow on your own terms Cali an5
get our rates before you decide who to ko-rcv
frou Strictly confidential Private Offices co
LUMBIA GUARANTEE Co., 6lS St nv.
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HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN at sh So, 4, and AZ per
cent, in sums OF $1,000 10 $1,000 or D. C.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WI Il
SAUNDERS s CO, 1907 F St NV jyI-tl. en-
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Sugar was quiet, but made a small gain
aring the morning Both the bells and the
eaTs are locking for an important move
tent in the stock IN the near future. but
hey dc net agree as to its direction. Il
ugar remains on a { per cent dividend
is on-y, It is doubtful If ii will again
take tie OversbadO1iBg position in the
market that it once held. But the dividend
nay be increased 10 u per cent again, and.
ldeed, this does not seem improbable in
lew O. the fact that the company has
.ad the most profitable summer in its en-
re history.
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NINE. THEO,

z.E me- EnEO.
Medium and Gard Reader. Washilgtsn's most IA
1.eus CIaIsFoysnt ana PIANIST Consult ner en-
BUSINESS love and family affairs: reunites the
ssparaIed. removes spells. causes speedy MAJ
r.sges and gives luck Open daily German Spoken
25c and zee 900 II st NV Ro1e-7t
LOOK OVER HERE. YOU DARNED RUBBER
NECK; II means lets Of money TO poor men 70
come 10 US for good. warm overcost or silt
Of clothes 81 fine goods. made by Washington
tsilors (scsrcely worn), prices to suit any ne
chsBic The Modern JJSTH'S OLD STAND. 6Ig
d s. bE. noI2-7t
YoU VII hnd MRS MASSEY. the mind reader, a.
1923 Geat Alley. bet L snd n ST nv 1t en-
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST. 1922 9Th s.. n--.;
I0c.; past. present. future: lucky charTns-
separated brought together; walk upstairs
nol2-7t
MORPHINE, plum hudanura cocaine habit.
myself cured- viii inform you Of harmless
permanent home cure MRS BALDWIN BaE
1919. Chicago oc7-t!
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The Coal stocks were rather Inactive
this morning. The Wheeling and Lake
Erie securities are well spoken Of by cen
servatise houses, and the advance already
made il them is likely to be increased
handsomely If the bull market continues
The outlook for 4 further boom in
Jersey at present is not so good as
that of many other securities It would
seem as if the limit CT legitimate advance
had been reached. Reading first preferred
believed 10 be booked fer a large ad-
snee IN the near future II vas strong
ezterday but made no important advance.
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Melville.

Pianist and life reader. Without asking Gues-
ZION she VII tel you the object CT your call CIV
ING names Of friends and relatives The madame
VIII refuse 10 aecep, any fee unless she gives
the utmost satisfaction and unless you And he,
superior 70 any medium PIANIST. or clsiryoyanr
in the city. Sos (Eye) s.. Hw i
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Chicago Grain and Provision xnrtzet
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co. rom-
BEES Of the New York Stock Exchange. Isl9 F
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICk.

The republicans held small and har-
monious caucus Saturday afternoon. The
following delegates were elected to the
County convention: w. II. Weeks T.. O.
Bronson. G.. A. Stanford. r.. z. Fairman
G. 7. sawyer, and f. II. George The
delegation is for Grout. They will pre-
sent the name of W. A. Dutton as a cam
didate for States Attorney There was 4
strawberry festival at the Methodist
church Friday evening. THE ice cream
supper and experience social" at the
Free Baptist church Friday evening
brought In SEQ. Those who gave money
told in rhyme how they earned it.-Rev
Mr.. Bickford from New Hampshire "A for
mer pastor of the Free Baptist church. is
visiting his son at Rev. ]. w. Burgin S.
The Grand Army and Relief Corps went
in body TO the Free Baptist church Sun
day morning, and listened to a memorial
ermon.-tiortrudc Trow, daughter Of
George Trow, died last Thursday Her
funeral was attended Sunday afternoon
at the home Of her uncle. Mr.. Brush Rev
@. q. Howe officiated. Miss Trow was IN
her seventeenth year and was "A member
of the Junior class of the High school
The opera house was we'll filled Sunday
evening TO listen to the baccalaureate by
Rev. /. 7. Booth. His text was Josh. 1ll
Frank Glllies is building a house on the
hill south of the cemetely.-The granite
polishers have resumed work as the man
ufacturers have granted their demands.
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ming race, first Goodrich, IIardwick. Sec
ond Forbush. Morrisvile: third Finnsa
gan. Hyde Park, fourth Dodge, Norris
Vile; time, 2 min. Hitch kick first, Dodge.
Morrisvilt, feet, second, Tyndall, Mor-
risville, Z feet inches; third, Carpenter,
Mortisvilc feet. Standing high Kick.
hrst Rublco, Worthwhile. Z feet II inchcSt
second. Potter Motrisvillp. Z fcot inches,
third, VI. Dodge, feet one hundred and
twenty yards hurdle, first, Warren. Ilard~
wick; second. Land, Hyde Park. third,
Goodrich, Hardwick; time u sccOnda.
Standing high jump first Harris, Norris
vile. feet ~ inches: second. Dodge. Nor
rlsvile feet inches; third TyudaU,
Morrisvillc, feet inches. Standing
broad jump. first Harris. Morrsville. 4
feet inches, second. TYndall Morrisvils.
feet; third, Dodge Moriisvillo, 5 feet
inches. Running high jump. first, Dodge.
Murrsvillc. 4 feet 10 inches; second and
third, tie Tyndall. Morrisvilc feet !
inches; Harris, feet inches. Putting
Shot, first. Dodge. Morrtsville, 20 feet .
Inches. second Town. Morrisvillc, GO feet
II inches; third, Potter, Morrsvlle, -
feet II inches. Backward jump, first.
Dodge. Morrisvilic. = feet IL inch"s; sec-
oud. TNndHll Morrisvllc. : fcoj = inches:
third, tIadloy Morrisyilo rc"t 10 inches,
Eunnns broad jump. first TNuddll. Moi
rSVillc, ~ f"ct. second. F0rbuSh. Norris
vile, Is feet, Third, Warren. llardwicK, II
feet Z inches. Hop, step and jump, first.
Harris Morrisvillo. 80 feet inches; scc-
ond, Dodge MorrsVillc 36 feet & inches;
third Tyudali Worthwhile 3G feet Ono
mile bicycle first. Narnum, Morrisville.
second Hooper Hardwick third Morris
vilo; time, , min. II soc. One-half mile
relay 10y Morri-ville only, time min 10
sec SLOW bicycle rhcc, first Waite. Mot
ri-villc. second. Ruhlee. Morri -vilc. third.
Hin, Hyde Park; no time. Three legged
race by forfeit TO hyde Park
f.fs.. 0fsn rfftt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31
HINESBURGH.

Prof. Sharp leaves town soon to begin
his work as census enumerator for the
town Of Norton. after completing a very
successful school year, as principal of the
High sChool.--Dr. G. j. Russell and f.. VI.
o. Brien are at home for the summer va
cation, after spending year at the Al
bany Law school-Leonard Carpenter
leaves town soon for Buffalo, n. Y, where
his brother has secured position for
him.-There were Union Memorial servic-
es at the Baptist church Sunday and there
was large attenddnce.--C. a. Burnham
of Burlington, was in town Saturday and
photographed the graduating class of 100
Mrs. Stanton Sayles Of Richmond has
been visiting at Martin Small Wesley
Weller Of Burlington, is visiting relatives
in town-The three-year-old daughter of
James Moose died last week and the flu
neral was attended from the Catholic
church at Charlotte Mrs Charles Ha-k-
moss of Burlington, was in town over
Sunday.-Mrs. A S. Hun spent several
days in Burlington last week.
MIR. n. w. Pierce, while carrying water
IN pals to his barn stumbled and fell
striking his shoulder against the sharp
edge of the steps severely bruising it and
also iniurinS his him quite badly.-Fruit
an abundance of fruit unless frost or for
est worms interfere Guy Boynton
has commenced work on his new barn
Mr.. LeVerette Davis is building a new
barn for George Love-Dr G. j. Russell
has returned from Albany, n. Y, where
he has been studying law.-Farmers are
busy now planting corn, Grass is looking
finely.-Mr Guy Burritt is back from the
Medical college.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Woman's Auxiliary of the St. Al
bans district held its annual meeting at
St Matthews church (EpsCOpaD MAJ
81 and 23rd. About 70 delegates were IN
attendance. TWO helpful and inspiring
missionary addresses were given. ono by
Rev. r.. :. Stone of Swsntou. the other
by Rev f. Il. Leach of Sheldon. Rcv.
James SimondS of Richf1rd preaching
very practical sermon on Wednesday. rho
afternoon session consisted Of a business
meeting, followed by able papcrS on mis-
sionary work by Mrs Simonds Of Rich
ford and Miss Grace Wadleigh of East
crkShire.-AlsSes Anna Kendall and
Lena Hamilton, also Judd Irish are spend
ing few days with friends in Burlington
--Jamcs Calder left Friday for peterhead
Scotland. his childhood home; he expects
to he absent about three mOnths-The
musical event Of the season will hp the
Commenccment concert on June 7th at
opera hall The senior class are to he
congratulated for securing such talent as
Mr. Alfred Larsen. vioinist; Miss Maria
Hollinshead, soprano Miss Nellie McClcl-
lind reader and Mrs. NJ Burton Yaw ac-
companst, all of whom are from Mon
treal They will also assist during the
graduating exercises
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-05-31
MONTGOMERY CENTRE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Noyes Of Mont
pelier visited at Heman Cdmpbell's this
week.-Miss Lizzie Wright Of Boston is
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Louise Wright of this Place Miss
Lillian Farnsworth was home from Enos-
burgh Falls over Sunday.-Dr. Brown Is
out again after his recent illness and
Eli Cantell, who has been confined to the
house by illness for several weeks is able
to be out of doors again.-Rccent Visitors
in town were Mrs. II. r. Oimstead with
her son and daughter OF Franklin at Mr..
T.. 5. Wright's. also Y. ID. Taylor and
family Of Richford at Mrs. George POr
ter's.-Mr. and Mrs. J. f.. Hutchins re-
turned on Saturday from their Writer
home in Pasadena. Call. J. Marcy,
Mrs. f.. s. Tarble and MI and Mrs. Hor-
acc Marcy were called to WaterNille on
sunday to attend the funeral of cousin,
Mir. Brownson Wley.--Mrs. A. L. Dix
and her daughter Alta nave neen visiting
relatives in New Hampshire the past week
having been called there by the serious
illness % MIR. Mdhlon DiN.-Mrs Flora
luman left on Saturday Tor Mount Mans
field whore she j. engaged fol the summer.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucy l.. Newell
widow of the late T.. r. Newell was held
at the family residence on Thursday ar
ternoon the 24th inst Rev. II. Quick rs
sisted 10y Rev. q. II. Carr Of the COngr.-
tdtonal church officiating a large number
of relatives. niendS and ncEhboro as
sembled to pay their last respects 10 one
who was in every way worthy of the
highest esteem. Mrs. Newell was "A MEM
Der of the COngrc gational church. She is
survived by one son, W. y. Newell. two
brothers, William i5yiuston of Elkhorn.
Wis, and Alfred Byingtou Of this town
and sister. Mrs. Ermina Lewis
OF this towns 4i49s@sA&i4sJI4i4&s -
.! Lake Geneva, Wis.,. f..
FeaSc came from Burlington tn
wednesday TO be- the guest of Deacon A
{. Pain or.-A large number Of the Village
school went on Decoration day for an
outing on Lake Iroquois. tlneshursh, -
Companied by their teacher, Mis- ecker
blod.-C. 6. Prinele and 4. f. Es'cv nave
returned from MoNiCu. arriving here We'd
~ sdaY the 25d inst The burial of the N
FAINT daughter Of MIR. and AIR. H. q. Dom
bhue took place At Burlngton.-Mrs X.
/. BeerS has returned from Na!cour. y.
y, where she was called by She serious
illness of her motEeI.-Mi. ana Mrs.
Thomas Bacon are the parents Of a son,
horn Monday the 18th inst Rodcrick W.
Emo went last week to Brandon whore
lie will test milk. being in the employ OF
TIC Vermont Experiment station
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BAKERSFIELD.

Field day at Brigham Academy, which
was postponed from May % on account Of
rain was held Tuesday under favora bio
conditions brigham Academy boys have
always held good record in base ball and
foot ban and 1t Was a foragone conclu-
sion, when they decided TO hold a field
day, tina, it would be success. II is
hoped that an annual field day may be-
come one of the events of the school ath-
letics. The records made were very good
especially when ii is considered that tho
running was done on field that had new
er been prepared for such events, and was
very uneven The events and winners
were as follows:
100 yards dash.
Putting shot. IL lbs--W Whitney LIST, Leach
ID, ROBBIE 3rd, Distance 81 feet 96 inches.
Throwing base ball-R. l.. Soule list
Howrigal ID Leach 3rd. Distance 3l5 feet
"a inches.
40 yards run-Brahy LIST, Howrigan 3D.
Leach Bird, Time | min. 6ie sec.
Standing broad jump Brady LIST, Whit
ney ID. Ilerrck 3rd Distance 9 feet "a in
Mead and lIerrck Isl. HowIigan and
Soule ID, Leach and Phelps Srd Time "a,
seconds.
Obstacle Race, 100 yards-Start list. {.
Allen ID Royce Srd. Time 5Si. seconds
Running broad iump--Brady list, Clancy
I'd, Howrigan Srd Distance 16 feet As
inches.
l-O yaru nufdle race, nuruleS, leet y
inches--Brady LIST, Leach ID, lIerrick 3rd
Time 17ia seconds.
Running high jump-kirley LIST, Leach
and Brady tie for ID, Whitney Bird. Height
feet l0,2 inches.
Potato race Mead and Clancy tie for
LIST, Leach %.
Sack race-Mead LIST, Whitney I'd. Term
melo Srd.
Standing kiok-Kirley LIST. Hurlbut I'd,
Brady 3rd. Height feet inches
Tug of war--Seniors VS. MiddleIs won by
Middlers; Juniors VS. sub. juniors, won by
juniors.
Record by classes, 1900, 81 points 1901,
81 points: 1902, 10 points 1903, points.
Individual record-Brady list, BLY, points
Leach %, 16 points; Whitney Bird, 10 points.
The game of ball here "Wednesday be-
tween bakersfield and Johnson was won
Ivy the home team, IL to O. 1t was well
played by both teams.-There were only 10