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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
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: Y =: Society;

The savage beast, the poison Vlne'
The evil of the earth.
| know not if the good and pad
Were only one at birth:
But all the world seems gracious
When L set against the wrong
A woman's love. sheaf OF grain
A lilly and a song.
Nixon Waterman,
Mrs. w. A. Thomas of Statesville, Is
at the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Stanley, of Colds
boro, are registered at the Marlborough.
-Mrs.lL C. Neil who has been visltlng
her daughter in Hamlet, returned nome
Sunday.
Mrs. c. R. Holeman has gone to Dur
ham on a visit to her neice. Mrs. w. ii.
Burroughs
Miss Louise T. Busbee returned yes
terday from a trip TO the western part
of the State.
Mrs. Cadmus Young returned to Clay
ton yesterday after a visit to her father,
Mr.. S. C. Pool
Miss Vareate Graham who spent
Sunday in the city, returned to her home
in Garner yesterday
Mrs. d. d. Upchurch has returned to
her home in Jacksonville, Florida, after
a visit to relatives here.
Mrs. George Robinson, who has been
visiting friends in the city returned 10
hr home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Glenn Carter, of Clayton, ar
rived yesterday morning to spend few
days with friends in the city.
Miss Rheta Hervey left yesterday
morning for Staunton, Va, where she will
enter the Staunton Academy for young
ladies.
Mrs. Delaney Evans Miss Ida Evans
and Miss Louise Evans, of Wilmington,
are in the city. guests at the Var
borough.
Mrs C. C. Barbee, who spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. C. H. Gattis,
left yesterday afternoon for her home in
High Point
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. SemDle, daughter
and son, who have been visiting in the
city, returned to their home in Newport
News yesterday morning.
Senator f. NJ Simmons left on Sun
day to take his daughter, Miss Eliza
Simmons, to Baltimore, where she will
enter the Conservatory of Music.
Miss Mary Battle, who has been visit
ing the family of Capt. John Arlington
for the past week, returned to her home
in Rocky Mount yesterday morning.
Miss Annie feathers, of South
Lowell, Durham county, who was here
for the Primitive Baptists Association
left yesterday afternoon for McCullers
Station, where she will visit for a few
DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Burton, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sherwood
| Upchurch, left yesterday morning for
| Henderson for a short visit before re-
turning to their home in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Cheshire left yester-
day morning for Washington and BaIti.
more. She will spend Tuesday in Balti-
more and sail Wednesday for Dresden
and will be in Europe for eight months OF
| more
| Miss SydnOr, of the Baptist Female
| University, who was accorded the boz
at the play, Her Lord and Master,
| found that she could not attend and very
kindly turned the box over to the one
receiving the next highest number o
votes, Miss Myrtle Underwood who, Will
! five of her friends, occupied the box las
right.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of a decree of the Superior
court of Wake County, made in the case
of Q. B. Guile VS.. ]. B. Terrell and
wife, at July special term, 1902, I will
sell by public auction, for cash, at the
court house door in Raleigh at IL M,
on Monday the 9th day of October, 1902,
a tract of land containing seveRty-five
acres with dwelling, out houses, tobacco
barns. situated in Oak Grove township,
Wake County, and bounded by the Lewis
Daniel tract on the East south by the
lands of Wiley Clopton and the J. r.
Lunsford tract; on the North by the
lands of o. G. Ross; on the West by the
lands of W. M. Ross, a complete descrip-
ton of which is found in Book 142 on
Page 635 in Register of Deeds office for
Wake County.
]. II. FLEMING,
Commissioner.
T. D. S.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
S7UDFOIES GERk- s.
School Days are Dangerous Periods
With Our Girls.
: A CHICAGO GIrI ReIates- Her Excellence.

Judging
Pnkham girls pushed al
together
the front and graduated With often physical collapse follows and it
The dawn of womnh dager period and it is made douby
exertion OF
All girls of life invited
write Mrs. Pinkham she motherly
hundreds young
fully given, and her address is Lynn Mass.
fair
f. Pnkham'S
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and Ch)Tus OF fOTty VOICES.
More than two hundred seats have al
ready been spoken for by the principals
of two of our colleges. Mr. Gordon is
expected to arrive today to open the
subscription lists.
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Birthday Party Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon Master Herber
Worth Jackson, junior, aged five years
gave birthday party to which twenty
five of his little friends were invited
The guests spent a merry afternoon a
play, after which young Master Jackson
invited them into the dining room, which
was beautifully decorated, to elegant
refreshments. A mammoth cake, upOr
which burned five candles, was the cen.
trail decoration. The host gave souvenir
presents to each little guest
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A GOOD ONE.

"A Wise Woman" which has been Sc
cured for one night some time in the
near future at the Academy of Music is
headed by a young woman who for the
past three years has been a member OF
Augustin Days company, and has at
tracted an amount of attention from tho
critics that rarely falls to so young
an artist. The young lady referred to
is Marie Lamour.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30

1t is hard to get dollar into ones
pocket, but it's easy to get it out again.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
Carolina Portland Cement Co.,
Charleston, S G.

eve beg to advise all OF our friends
and patrons that there is a shortage in
the Portland Cement Market OF at least
two to three millions OF barrels on &C
count OF local strike and curtailment OF
production, and some one is bound to be
shared out as the building season pro'
crosses. We are making every effort to
provide for each and every one of our
customers and friends, and whenever you
are in need, advise US, and we will at
tend to your wants with the greatest
possible attention.
1--WE have all of the Following Portland
Clements, which we can deliver you In
fairly quick time: 'Toltec" Brand Of
American Portland Cement; "Red Dia-
mond" Brand of American Portland Ce-
ment: "Phoenix" Brand OF American
Portland Cement; "Germania" German
Portland Cement, and very small guam
tity of "old Domlnion" Portland Ce-
ment."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
A Lay of Marriages in East Durham

Durham. N c.. Sept. 29.-(Special)--
Sunday was day of marriages in East
Durham
At $50 O'Clock yesterday morning. at
the residence of the brides father.
Squire w. A. Avent. Miss Eula Avent
Was united il marriage to Mr.. ]. II.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
Sunday School at Home. "

Here is something new The members
of the Edenton Street Sunday school will
be ''At Home" to their friends next Sun
day morning from $3.50 to 1920.
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"DEAR Mrs a little
short of perfect happiness For suffered in nse with
brought falling of the womb and general
of the female had ucorThga which Slapped my strength and
although doctors would be
weak think of undergoing such ordeal One of my classmates
Pnkhams advised
glad thought there little hope but hap
finding better and
used Is bottles before entirely WELL but it worth hun
Accept grateful thanks OEFTE!NG 1914 Seminary
Place. Chicago H.
Lydia Ionkhams Vegetable Compound is the
this period
with safety the
fOrtify well being
sickness suffering
dull all the
I he
Purifier we'll
Starkey Ny. april TO- 19o1)
Pinkham's Compound and be WELL
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-30
Atlanta College Of Pharmacy

t. D. S.
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BROOKLYN Tandcms on Parade.

Some of the most noted tandem teams In
the country we're on dress parade yesterday
when ths fall turnout of the Brooklyn Whip
Club was held The start was made from
the Brooklyn Riding and Driving Club on
the Park Circle. The photograph was FIRST
taken OF the spick span turnouts. then IN.
drive and parade passed down the west drive
OF Prospect Park, through the park to the
Ocean boulevard and down the ,cedwav to
Bader's. where luncheon was rived Then
tho return trip was made through tho east
drive and the parade disbandod az the club.
house. the day winding up with the annual
banquet in th. evonin gat th" Montauk club
Pre- sident Han ilton " Salmon l. d the H. O
driving Lady Mine, adler. and Flash Light,
wheeler, and having rs his guest. T l.. Col, =:
man. Among Other wrll-known drivers and
!,oki. leader, and Alone. wheeler. having as
hi, guest Police Commissioner John n Part
ridge. Jay + Carlisle, with Janice, leader
and Prince Royal wheeler Edward + Luckcn.
back. driving Queen. leader, and Primo"
Charming. wheeler. with J. A. Williams as
guest,
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Tro,tinx Teams to Meet Al special Matinee

On next Wednesday the New York Driving
Club will give a special matii e. luncheon
and social reunion at the Empire track. Nine
special races have been arranged. which
promise TO furnish good contests The keen
competition between the trottina teams of
p Ryan and l.. Whitehead has caused those
owners to arrange race at the Empire track
best two IN three Mr., White heads team
driven ''I BY the noted reinstnsn Jack Curry,
while Mr., Ryan's team Of ArGoneta and Mary
Holt Will b. tooied by the equally skiliul
well-known road driver has offered a fine
silver cup for the winner. and there Is much
interest IN the result.
cha mpionShip cups for the horses winning the
mo races in the trotting and pacing classes.
sHa snr o" e ana dn he
will be awarded. The entries follow
Specal-rro,,ing teams; mile LcAts-L: White
B,le. :. ,Ryans b. m. Arsont's and b, m MarS
ar sgSoIs .,: rtssps t dsinFF.H p' g.
Manrcal. Z; l.. Snathers-s ch Z G,li bal l.
b I s am ia Edgar Bfons sch m B,nnis Duchess,
fIa" n,fssfy s.s e a'i .rrn Scnn" Su
stsut, D. :. batter b IA Helen D. ,
nl'h nnse NGEnnsy lie p n5sy,Gn lvess
fnogene, L. 4. Smaiher,s b. m, ida Highwood.
s.,s .s.s . en- and sf' iro,ns mil, dash
81 'ea M I'm In ai,eh. H. prcAh..%ers b. Bow
seventh Rsce-Tro,,inx; miie uash--chsres c,
+ .yd,s b, e. AliAbnevs. H. c. Aapess b. &. Jolly
81 Hisf,d Rass;.T,o'snf e.. s.'pY 6 HAT,
Luke Bufke's br. G. ives, Wilkes. j, v, ComiSh's
Nin'i Race T7rTo,,ins: mile dA,h-w, 4. Clark,
Bsrrs br, G, Bright Light.
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Basketball Notes =.

The Cam den and Win IN s,on team sof the Na'iona
The latter team did not class with the camden
81; % '' ~ '' " ''O'' u
The Arels OF Harrison defeated the Naval Re.
serves q! Harrison o. ThuIsday night, ~ a score
Of q TO TIE lan'9r, q, the ar,,, and i me Rs "a,
ding i by sc sore o. :, ioS '' " ''''''' W."
Fraralin a, c. OF IVES, Chester. N. y. will open
'.car Iron teams averaging from ico to 80 pounds
suitable gas p, "a, %iI, DC given Address
Ihc ,Ie~ eat Uas.etUan team has few Thurs
day Omen On rs schedule Tor home games during
t. NM |tass teams address. iii,am j. powuey.
i27 nr stieet atcrS,n. N.J.
a medlumweight team OF the Lafayette Kings
sons Of Jersey city has been organized, and George
", Irving, captain Of the team Is ready to arrange
zane, With teams Ar sIsss.ns us pGsna Address
The Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum third team aud
The AssooiS,on rye played =, Union HaIl bloom
The brSi played IN Bloomfield SO far this season
The association Five team won b. a score OF ii
Is tn teams OF Bayiey Lyceum were successful
Their courl In Newark on edhcsday night.
team Is score Of y to The junior Team q he
Bayity Lyceum defeated the 81. Aloyslus Juniors
by a score Of ttoS.
The orients OF Newark played the Eas, Orange
Junior team at Newark on ednesday night. The
iemer team wen ,h by q s more Of 81 u rhs
team Of the N.nar. Turner's In the prslininai,
! nc VI James Frnt i've GdNle NnlCn was 10 ft
played al Newark on Thursday NIGHT did not occur
ine 10 the failure of the latter team to aprcar
rne st. James defeated a scrub team by score OF
7eto2. The preliminary game. which was between
the Junior teams OF ST. James and 81. Columbia
was won by the former by a score OF ~ to II.
The PHILADELPHIA National League team lined
up against the Conshohocken ave ~ Phiisdelphla
on Thursday night, There was much roughing
Makwsrdt OF the ph,ladelphlas and GL,'sey - me
half The Philadelphia team won by a :. src OF
10 to 10
The Mount Morris owe OF this city and the Rubber
Five OF the Greenpoint Y, NJ. c. a. played at
Harmonic Hall. Newark. on Thursday night. The
Mount Morris team put up q Line gamc Minnii
from the 81 Michael juniors by score Of n 70 S.
In the preliminary game.
uu N,c ,vurt ~ the National Tumes of Newark
on Wednesday night. the National Giants defeated
| the National indians of RroOklyn by q sctrr vi n
70 10. The preliminary game which was betwce
the National jun rs Of Newark and the National
Brownies Of Brooklyn resulted In vicivry for The
latte ,esm by score Of W " IL
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selling for beaten three year oldS and up.
ward: 200 added allowances. one mile and 70
Winning Owners at Aaueduc.

As the added money In the stake events
and over night races AZ the Queens County
Jockey Clubs meeting which ended at the
Aqucduct track yesterday was small. no
owner won any great amo uft Tn" money
Was well distributed among almost on" hun
drcd owners = ' Ben lrVl win yrsterday
placed him NJ n" head OF the i,7t The prln-
Cipal winners follow
L. Y, Bell, t3t2S a Shicld,. s. $40; c. u Ellison.
y 40 n. Clancy. S? So Jacob Worth. G3lO, An
drew Miller. s2,.Oo \. l.. Aslc. s2lS0, J. u & y.
heenc - $50 Turucv Bros. SO O. ". l.. Oliver.
$50 q. l. Richards 81 sO0 julius FlciSchman.
las = RrSr1NS si.csO ! Z. Gardiner 81 54S
j L. HoNapd. 81 $40. g \ DAVIS. 81 $50 j. L. Neon
rlS, 81 NsI VI. 7. Danahcr. sltsU !. Nennrt
sNf ?. NJ Kelly ~ 20. J. McIaug'n,. IL,
81 20 ". &. Daly, 81 q Mrs. T. Farrell 81 $50
SchsfeT & Meyer. 81 oi5. Albert Slmons. 800.
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FAST YACHT ron r. n. SMITH.
New Fteam Vessel u 70 Make ~ Miies an
Hour and De Ready BY Next June.

r nj Smith. the Borax KinG. who last eprif
mad the steam yacht Hao al built from Design
by Henry J. Gielow, has d 'c.ded that ! q
wants afeer vessel and has placed an ord'r
for new boat with Mr. Grelow. which Ia 10
be built at the J N. Robbins Companys YARD
In the Erie Basin This new yacht Is " 90
I'll feet inches over all. 100 feet on the 'oao
waterline. ~ feet o inches beam Ana zee
draught. She Ia to be built OF mild steel
viii have q double bottom and SIX water
tight compartments There will be two ma =
hosany deck houses. the forward one
81 feet and the after one ~ feet II Length Inc
dining room will be In the forward house
and Will seat eighteen persons. Next TO M :
will bs a butl.r's pantry and aft OF this
the owners galley. The captains stateroon
VIII also h. IN this house
In The forward end OF IT,. after house Il
be lrre dressing room Next TO this will be
q. room II by IS feet which ran be used as
sta'ei DOM, md by an ingenious ar.arFr-
msnt Of sliding doors this room ran be thrown
into the social hall. which will he - teft org;
4 nTomnenionway Will lead from N. -, ola nma
large double stateroom. two large Jingle
stnferoor- and three smaller sta'el, on,s and
- bath and toilet rooms. All these will be
q ! he'd IN viii 2 enamel
forw,rd o. TIE machinery space for t, s.
officer- and crew. There will be crews
gale y and two bathrooms
The engines will he OF the four cylinde =
triple expansion type. steam will b ren-
Grated In four water tube boilers built for a
inch with natural drought the vessel 4 20
make twenty miles an hour and with forced
drauRNt twenty-five miles an hour. The
new zach, /, to be ready for delivery In June.
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"NOTIN BASEBALL." SAYS BIG TIN
Knows Nothing OF kennedy's Proposed
American League club.

Various stories have been printed 10 the
n set that Timothy u sullivan Is tn" hacker
of the proposed American League Ill Club
10 be- located In this city and that James Z
Kennedy ia his authorized representative
III negotiations with President Ban johnson.
when MIR sullivan was asked about the
matter yesterday he said.
There is absolut. ly no truth in the stories
Kennedy Ia a fiicnd and J think well of him
but do not know anything about his base.
hall plans ! am not the hacker Of IL proposed
american League club here nor am ! exert
ing my influence TO have the New ork Base
b Al CLUB turn over Manhattan Field to the
new l.. ague have other matters to occupy
my attention without 9 'tting into baseball
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Crescent 4. &. Trap shooting.

IL y. Vanderveer. with the splendid
tally OF 80 out of possible 80 breaks, and
having ont handicap. led the Crescent
A. { trap shooters Yesterday at By
Ridge. TIE fine shooting bv Nanderveer
was accom- pliShed IN the second of the series
OF oo'tc - for the November cup. l.. e.
Hot kns Was but II bird behind Nauderve.r
Daniel T.. Bennett. tho veteran, wa third
with ~ breaks, and W ". Marshall, Jr.
fourth with ~.
, Mar hail, Jr., won tronhy shoot AZ twenty
five birds with - breaks. The port con.
cludnd with ten palr~ of doubles per man
j. II. Jack won with - breaks.
The Move nner cap nity ORD handicap al
IlwanceS aLdcI-H. a, NaudcrNecr. 10. l.. G. ,ton
kn, IS D1nil c. Bennett. ~. ~. w. Marshall, il.
~ y H. OK, ~; Dr. Gee rye L. Poole, II. ". "
Mtr,I5H 80 e.. l.. seer. ar II ynur. n.
rtopt 100, expert rap. twenty n birds
Mar, u. IT., %. Hopkins, q ". ". VI r,h H. Sr
q. can A. v. Money, u. Dr. pool' % Wander
lecr ~ II. NJ Cnspran. N J. II. Jack, Il, L. L
n Ic'i ~.
Ten pair pou'les-i. II. IscE 49, NarSlall. Jr.
-, Dr. poole. T. R1c;. II. B"a1cu. "a. Chapman
q '~~-"' N -"
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". =. Austin's Birthstone Wins In Cham.
piOn stakes for Pointers.

EAsIroRT. Nov, s-The field trills Of the
Pointer hub Of America were continued here
to-day had tie @ ann ion stakes, open to
POINTERS of world. d, oii'd. The day was
cold and gu.tv,t quail. ouch pl, MY, IN ing
T, stl,ss and nus ing ., Sly. W. p. Aus,in's
ttarl's ost,r's Fred G.. was second and
Frank Nortons Duke ird. George Eayror
Finstohe Flick g. Nluss Arr,'t was az t.
iudrc. 7 IRE were five OF .r starters. T
All Age stakes iC were b. gun v. st,iuhy
will ne concluded on Monday. TIE cntri =
nre - largest ever rec, ivtd. and tie ui Is
so far. have surpassed IN excellence all their
predecessors,
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Westchcsuer Hunt steepiechase and Jump
ing Meet.

The westchester Hunt ield a stee plechaee
and junI ms meeting at Quaker Ridge Farm
near Mamaroneck Yesterday afternoon. II =
attendance was large and the sport good
Tue offi,i Is were J. T.. towdin. +. 4. Potter
and Mai ion story, Judges. t..srles ;. Bates
Jr., starter; r. ". Prtsgraye. clerk Of T. e
course. and l.. Fitzgerald. Jr.. v. g.. lse Nm,
l.. D Reynal and II. n. Potter. stewards:
Westcnestef Hunt Cup-P e,ented by Gen. FIN,
gerald and S215 or plate added; seepi,cnase, about
tnree miles and hAlf-Adjuior. 1 0 (Mr. Singleton
Van Scnaicsl, won. Fello ship, iuI tMr T.. $. Rey
nall. second Kinnear. IT'S (Ar. Asclay, third
Time, 10 minute II seconds.
The Club Cup-P esentei By Y. 8 Peynal; stee pie
chase. open to l,e noers OF the Wedcheste- Hunt
about three miles and . hAli-vAndA, %, (Nr
Robinson, won; The Colonel la (xr. Tone. sec
ond: others fell Time. ~ minutes 70 seconds
Polo Ponies between ~ and rs hands; abou,
one quarter OF rnie-Difo. rs tMr. N. LaMon
tsene. won: Col EN- star. ITS (NI. Kennedy, ecc
ond: Paddock. no tAr. s. J. fs,ovayD. third
JUMPING COMPETITIONS.
Six Jumps. feet q inches each. for qualified
hunters owned and ridden by members OF Hum
clubs; tr,t prize so, won BY S. J. Holloway
gr. &. freeiance. ridden by owner, second prize
SIS. won by 5. J. Holloways. b. g. Chsppte. rdder
by owner third prize withheld.
SiI imps, I feet each, for Quslined hunters
owned and nd Zen By neinoers OF Hunt clubs
First prize. 80 won by s. J, Ho.loways gr q.
freeiance. rid en BY owner: second prise. SIS
won by Howard Wllle,ts blk. m. Sssie Crow. nd
Den By hr. Maclay: thin prize, rlhbon. won b,
S. Robinsons b. m. Alexandra. ridden By owner.
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Scho0igiris In Basketball Matches.

The Normal College bosk"'ball team de-
fcsted the Belmont tenm yesterday In tho
college gymnasium. corner OF Park avenue
ard Sixty-~sventh street, In the ilr-t period
OF play Normal secured the ball on the toSs-up
and forced the Bemont- 10 play on the deien-
live from the start Miss Nun on made two
Nil Roth, one Mss k'otz, two Mis- Well
wood, four. md Miss NHhon'y, four field
GODS IN the first half while the Vi tor~ hot
4 goal from the field which was not allowed
TITS left tho score OF the half Norm i, 20
point Belmont. u In the s"Coud period OF
pIay the visitors reid NormaIs team down
10 thrc. yoals from the field by Mis- Ma
honey and one Each by Miss Poth and Miss
Mir'on. making the final score Normal
CoNegc, "a Belmont. Q.
The return game, of IN sketNNll bet N"en tho
Young women teams OF tho VI ru0l 1rgiuing
Hitch school ard the fasteln District High
school were played yesterday morning on
~" courts of the second signal Corp-. Brook.
lyp, In TIA. fr.t mntoh the seoord team OF
the Eastern District High So oo' met the
secord tarr, of the Mqnu1l Tanning High
Sctoo' IN the ond half N" Eastern Dis
trirt High school scored q ro7l from 'hc
rcld leo wing the score: Ia torn III trit
Ili,h Srhoo'. . roints. Manual Training High
S"Nool o IN H." se'ord cortc-t the E"storn
vi irict fr-t term met ~" Manual Traii ir =
Hirh TOOL first team. The 500" was I TO o
~ the ur I period of play IN fnvor of the
NpnuRl girls and in IN" second h7lf two
more field roplS were nude lo- III" Manuall
The nnol soor. was. N,uual Training Nigh
School. s; Eastern District lilgh School, q.
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CLOSING DAY AT kQUEDUCT.
THE HCGI ENOT WINS THE
FINAL RACE OF THE YEAR.
d. Finnsn Takes the Oakdaie Handicap
From Himself Captivator and q.
whittier Land l.. Y. Beli's COl0rs In
FrOnt--Four More Fa,orttes Defeated.

w. ,,,us.rd ,,,f e,,hus,a.t. attended
'en tl 80
The closing OF the local racing sea'oh ~ hGue-
duct Yesterday The form players received
= 6nai k,ock.out bow a. four more fayoritrs
r. ,"., 80 =, ,ho ,sar w,s ron n,
lo-'' Inc iat' '"'. " ,ne yea, wi W
James Fo"e's old eeIdinr' Inc hhRnero' ,
wto CAPTURED the Brooklyn Derby in 1898
80 has boon in retire mont for the ma 81 three
nv ... "'' !, 49, ns. .s,iro even, AZ a mile ard
years WAS eehns e'"H' a, "he anu
seventy yards. In which he started. and the
talent in III of de, ~ ir made him the favorite
~, III. u,su,,o, rushed ,o the front
10 ny IN - - - 80, ,n,
AZ the ttart, leo al 'he way hno Won sai-
looping by three lengths In ~ 3-5. In a
drive Great American beat Flara by a half q
~he'n'
The most important event on the caro-
vas the Oakdaie Handicap for all ages ~
. v,;,e And sexeptv wards lenwster carry =
III" o'u .s,,. q, ,.o,,,. a,
nf Top "e'Sht' wa 'ec-ui.s !" W
. 10 I. with st. Finnan and Him-eh -'rons
a. th,.e. yyinnssN made the running AZ =
n.y.. 49, Ia, .,,,..n,h
tenoeo oy 81 r"nsn w Wv ~ ~,
where Martin took Mike tlancye Reinihs
20 the mont. winning in q drive by lenSth