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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-06-19
Things Worth Knowing.
e UAiO Stape Journal

From the UAio STAGE Journal.
1t may not be generally known that
grapes are almost as good as quinine
for malarial troubles and that pine
apples are II sure cure for sore throat.
Tomatoes are perfect liver regula-
tors: they contain Il very small por-
ton of mercury: while oranges act on
the kidneys very beneicially. Lemons
are efficaciOus in0curing and prevent
ing cancerOus troubles, and recently
lemon juice has been declared by ply
sicians preventive of typhoid fever,
the acetic acid in lemons being said
to have h cOunteracting influence on
typhoid germs. Water cressesoact on
the lungs, and are said to he II cure
for incipient consumption. They GER
tainly have marvellous tonic power,
and refresh one after great fatigue.
Lettuce, if taken in time with lemon
juice, will cure the jaundce.
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Floods and Fires.
, New York Mail and Express

From the New York Mail and Express.
There is no board of equalization
for the bounties of nature. While
one section of the Union is ahOat
with freshets, and its fields are be-
coming soggy with an overplus of
moisture, another great section is
literally burning up @ith a drouth
that every day becomes more alarm
ing. In almost the whole of New
York state. and in a great part of
New England, as we'll as across the
line in Canada the grass crop is gone,
the corn aLdDthe vegetable crops can
not make Il start in their growth, and
the forests are burning like finder at
a moment when their lush vegetation
should be dewy all day with the
nourishing rains of June. Even the
peaty earth of the boys and marshes
is on fire. This unequal distribution
of the sustaining waters is a mystery
past solution either by the theologians
or the meteorologists. AS long as it
is so, we can only concern ourselves
with the effects. @
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Governor Bailey has called an ex-
ira session of the legislature to con-
vene June "A. In making the call he
states that owing to the fact that
many bridges are to ne rebuilt ON ac-
count of the recent foods it is neces
sary to pass enabling laws SO that the
work may be done at once. The indi-
cations are that an attempt will be
made to adjourn the lawmakers as
soon as this class of legislation is
disposed of.
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clothed and sheltered and this needs
doing at once. The crying need of
the hour is money. Let the people
of our great state do what they can.
If you can spare a few dollars from
your store, send to the mayor of one
of the afflicted cities. All funds are
being placed in the hands of citizens
committees and will be put where they
will do the most good.
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)OLEGAL NOTICE.

First published June ), 1903. y
Notice is hereby given that we have filed a
petition for permit TO sell Intoxicating
liquors for medical, mechanical and scientific
purposes only, and that said petition will be
beard at the Office 90 the Probate Judge in
h inSley. Kansas, on the Eleventh QI day of
j uly, 1893, At 10 O'Clock a.. IN.
O DETAR & DONNELL
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Attention Farmers.

Goto ID. W. Bird, blacksmith at
kinsley, kans.. and get a set of the
celebrated square cut cultivator
shOvels and be prepared to kill your
weeds; manufactured by 81. NJ. Phil
lips, Spearville, Kans. tt
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Try ne.

1 will he at G. E. Rummell's hard.
ware store every Saturday to file
your saw. II. w. FORCE
7.lO-Od -
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RESOURCES

state of Kansas. County. of Edwards. IS:
/. LIE. Wait. Cashier of said bank, do SOL
emHly swear that the above statement is
true; that said bank has no liabilities, and is
not indOrser on any note or obligation. other
than shown OH the above statement. TO the
best of my knowledge and belief. So help
eaIod. L. E. WAIT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of June, 1903.
O EDWIN II. MCKIBREN,
Notary Public.
Commission expires on the 9Th day of De-
cember. 1908. O
Correct. T.. E. WAIT. q
Attest: II. 4. HARDY.
ID. q. DONAVAN, r
Directors.
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The CONTINENTAL Disc CUErIyA.
TOR is THE BEST CULTIvATOR. FOR
SALE BY WALLIS & HARVEY.
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BILLS ALLOWED BY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of County Commissioners met as
= canyassing beard on May %, 1903, with j.
p: Woods chairman. w. e. Fravei and David
Gibson, Commissioners. and ID. ID. Baxter,
County Clerk, in attendance. The following
bills were allowed:
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and that apy and all persons shall have the
privilege Of making bid or offer for said
lands. Sale TO commence at 30 q clock D IN.
ShaRp. No bid at said sale shall pe receiv. q
for lessCthan the appraised val0e and the
improvements OF said land.
H. p. KETELSON.
16-l9 County Treasurer.
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RANK STATEMENT.

Official statement of the fnancial condition
of the FARMERS STATE BANK, at Belpre,
State of Kansas. at the close of business ON
the 9th day of June, 1903:
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Entered In the POstOfHce at Kfnsley, Kan
sas secOnd-class mail matter
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
First published May p. 1903.


Notice is hereby given that i will sell at
Public Auction. on the Twenty-seventh ca
day of June. 1898 in the office of the County
Treasurer. in the city of Kinsley. Edwards
county. Kansas, the following described
school land (subject to Il lease which holds
until April %. 1905I together with improve
MAJ Nc sod
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]. NJ. LEWIS, JR., Editor and Prop'r.
Mrs. CORA G. LEWIS. Associate Ed.
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3immer tpobI ME erIebt; aber meius
3eit mar semefen.
Mit eieriger SaIt berI6lang id els
nige 8ifen, itedte BEN EeIt in ben
9rotbeutsl unb bplte mir ben G6rens
preis bonn Sauptmann. Ollie paren
erItaNnt iiber meinen Grfolg; ladenb
meinte Der Gompanie6ef: Isle iino
Ter ein5igs perniinftige 5inber, dber
mir lit es Elm Rdtbiel, pie man in btes
fer alsgeIogensn tablen 9egeno ges
bratene Poularbs finben fam. Grit
beim @dffenitinitanb er5Gblte ia benz
Sauptmunn mein Qbsnteuer unb ere
bielt nit elmer 9egleitmannI6aft bret
Sage llrluub gu meinen @ertpanoten,
benen ih 8riefe bon 81 9auIe iiberrei'
den tonnte.
Ra, es 1T dies 70 eetommen, fpie
mir es piinI6teu. Weine S9peIter
lsbt febr gIiidlid in 6rantreid, unb
bamit aud Seuti9fanb einen @rfaR
.rsielt, fiibrte id elm Sabr fpdter met'
ne S9pGgerin als liebe Sruu in uns
fer Sous. SpGter bat lie mir oft Ida
9enb er5dbGt: rSn benz Moment, ala
9u bas Subn in ben 8rotbeutel iteds
teIt, bate i'd teinen febnIi9erenWunia
ols nit bineinaui6liipfen; benin On
gingit pieoer in ben Sampf, t~pnnteit
BON Der Sugel meiner eigenen 9anoss
leute Sein 2eben perlieren, bas mir
geb6rte." Meiu S9pager purbe oft
fpssen ieiner i4lauen Snidrift: ~Sier
fein mir mebr gu efen" genedt uls
OBJ Ii9 elm OeutIder S~eIbipIOat babur4
tdui9en IteBe.
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8Iei1eS Re6t fir Aae.

en- Elm grobes SapetenseI9dft in
GtraBburg tpmmt cine 8Guerin nit
ibrer Sp9ter, nm Sapeten gu t%aufen.
Der @eidGftsinbubsr fra9t lie bDfli9:
,Run, Maoame, mas beliebt Sbnen9"
= SD mD9t' germ Sapete 4~OiIiere
(ausIu9en)! 9dnn sc mer dmoI cine
BON Ieae bort pbe gum a%nliiije (ans
I6auen)." sic peiit auf zines Der
p6erIten 6G9er Der nit 5apetenruuen
eefiiQten 2agerregale. Sbrem WunI4
pirb piafabrt. mas meini4', Waos
Ian, DO bsrSue9" frugt bic alte ibr.
So6ter. - rMin Sbee it'd es nit =
Wlueter!" (Wteine Sbse iit's ni9t,
MuttsrD = nMini au nit! @Gnn 81
mer liaber Gmol d RoG' BON bene Dos
nGbG!!" - r53eIi GeIbig) s'falt mir
al nit" limb 10 sebt es fort, Bis gum
ni9t geringen 4erger bes 2aoeninhas
bsrs fat bas leBte Sad prpbirt lit.
9d penbet it9 bic Srau sum 9ebeH
unb meint: SUNNI, Maoldn, mel
pele DO no ir9eos anneri6 liiiie!
(gBir ipoIen nod tpp anbers i9ausuD
DO oerfon tDnne mer mir briiihe
(brau6en)!" = Run p~erliert Der
9aufmann bic @ebulo: vQlber 6rdu,"
Iaste er, rtpsnr Sbr bios Sapeten bGts
tet dnieben tppuen, ba bate mar gu9
bic Nuitertdrte ge5eigt unb uns ni9t
hie 0Irhpit al madden hrnuhpu fiinF,in
6dder unSureiben." 9d brebt iid bic
Srau erboft nm: rSeB purb's me- nit
better! ST bd (Gb bisn) INN fpsnn i9
min SOUL (S9psin6sn) pertGufe
piG9 MiisB / nit all finfSigmoI bd
SGuftdI uffperre unn bic SGu ana
Iiiiie (anI9uusn) Ian, ebb' i'd fie pers
tGuf'2 Sbber msinen Sbr benn, Der
gbdrtutier tpobo' nit au liGber 3
Saul fslber fGbn dTs numme bG Brig
tOuront Obber 4 MuIdtsrtart9"
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Giue ~&5menia8o.

lleber cine nsrfplsreide" 2Opsniagb
berihtet bic 0euti4 : Oftafrttanii9e
3eituns: Sn ullernd4iter Rd9e2tnbi's
trie6en I9on felt geraumer 3eit apei
QDpen ibr llnpeIen. SrpB aller Ra4s
fteaungen fat idmmtli4er Guropder,
poruntsr ii9 alte, betannte, nit Der
afrituniI9en Sa9o febr pertrauteyttms
robe beTinoen, tpoIte es ni9t %gelingen,
lie binsfsIt gu MAIDEN. Ollie Ruubtbiers
fallen itanben auf ben idOnften plGs
BEN. gu4 fling ii9 cine Der Seitien,
sntpii6te aber pieber nit 3uriidlais
flung elmer pru6tOpllen &raue. Hun
ma6ten bic 2Dpen einen fleinen Qbz
FEEDER. Die SaGIen blieben uber pors
fi6ts6alber i'm 8etriebe. Ddbreno
Der tur5sn 3eit Der abpefenbeit Der
2Gipeu tpurbe Elm iunger 9ui9bot in
Der Sale gefangen, pel9sr dls mill
tommene 9eute bic Sufel Der Mehe L.
f6miidte. @u9 gerietb elm astari beim
Repibiren Der Salen nit einem 9ein
in bisIe, beKen 9efreiung g.raume
I3eit in 4nIpru9 nabm. 9d inapis
f6en bic 2Dpsn ipieber BON ~ibremgtuss
flug S%uriidgetsbrt paren, bate es
lei9t pailren f0nnen, baB Der sefuns
gene glstari ibnsn gum Opfer %sefuIlen
tpGrs. SEPT ipurbe nit Ma6t benz 2es
ben Der Rdu6tbisre nadseItelt; gu bies
fem 3tped tpurbe cine mebrere Meter
bobe 8anSel erridtet, auf Der mebrere
SGgsr bequem 9laB finOen tonnten.
Sn elmer biibI6en %monobelen Na4t
purbe bic &anSel befebt bon ben Sers
rem 9. BON Der .. .. q. g., Sbers
leutnant b. b. M. unb Sstrstdr g.
@6er aud bieIe Mii6e unb 9lrbeit Der
Serren blieb erfolglos, iebenfals mies
ben bic 2Dpeu bic NGbe Der 8an3el
ipegen Der gu feu9t>frObGiden Stims
mune auf benz 9ipfel berielben. Gum
S9luB isi nod bemertt. buB als &0s
Der in ben 5allen Giel unb Rinber
perfpanbt ipuroen. 9ierbei pergdb
man, bab Sbiere. aud fpenn iie gu
Sagospeden bsnubt fperben, ibrer tag
ii6en Iabruns bebiirfen. SnfotgebeIs
fen ging elm Giel Elm unb elm Dds err
frantic, befinbet iia aber tpieOer auf
benz @ese Der 8eferuns. Qliu Strede
elmer 2Dpeniagb in 2inbi: elm iunser
9ufdbpd, elm 4stari, Elm gisl.
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SDbe gu sieben. @ber unslldIiters
ipeiie psrlor er ben Salt uno itiir5te
i9nerfdaig uuf bas S%teinpflufter
berab.
glm nG6iten Gage lag er NIT einem
perItdu9ten SUB unb 5pei 9ebrp9es
neu &tppen i'm g8lauen MGo6enuus
se". 8Gbrenb bic einfdltigen 8epobs
ner Der tleinen Stabt piebers ibren
tdgliden @eI6dften na6ein9en, uno
feline Gonturrenten linn ale auf Der
2eip3iser MeFe supprtumen, gDnnte
linn bic @priebung rei4li9 3eit, niiBs
li6e 9etradtungen iiber bas MtBpes
i6id unSuiteaen, bas 10 offenbdr bic
berItdnbigen unb au~fgetGdrten Sort
I9rittsleute bier auf @rben perfOIst,
fpd6renb bas Slid itets ben Sbureu
uno aldermen Barren ld6elt.
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Srauen als Surifen.

Die Grnennuug SRI. 9iImOrs's
gum Siilfsz9 eneralanipalt Der Der.
Stuoten auf ben P5ilippinsn erinnsrt
burdn, buB bic iuriitiide 2aufbabn
ben Srausn nod ni9t iiberal offen
ftebt. Smmerbin baben iie aud tGrtn
innerbuIb Der IsBtsn Sabre ni4t uns
bebeutenbe @rfOlse %auf3upeiisn. Sn
Srantret4 bat neuerbings bic Et6t=
QUALIFYING MaOemOtiele Gbdupin's
our @bpotatur our @siebes= aenberurg
sefiibrt, mad peIder nunmebr ben
Grausn Der iuriftifde Beirut 5usdngz
lid 1T. Sn S6tpeosn ertparben lie
bur6 b~efonberes 9efeB bonn 10. Ros
bender 1897 bic D0lige @leiditellung
nit benz Mdnne auf benz 9ebiete Der
@bpotatur, unb SRI. Glfa @i4eIfon
tpel9e ii9 i'm December 1897 als ges
iebli9 dnertannts 4bpotatin in rp>
iala nieberlteB, bat f6on mande Ru6z
folgerin gefunben. Na6 boaGnbti9em
9eTeB mar Is ben Srauen immer i9on
eeitattet, Dor 9eri6t gu platbirsn,
aber erit in bieiem Sabre bat ii4 SRI.
Or. iur. Qbolpbine &ot als erite poaz
giilttge &bpotatin in SoIanb etablirt.
Sbr 9eri9tsbeairt lit ROTTERDAM.
Qu9 bic S9peia bat peibli6e Re9ts=
%anpGlte, beren erftsr Srau Or. @milie
&empin mar, bic ipdtsr BON 3uri9
nu4 Berlin per3Og unO bort itarb.
30sernb ft.bsn Gnglanb unb
9eutI9lanb our Settle. DAB bic
Jrags in England ni9t tpeitere pratt
tii9e Sorti9ritte sema9t bat, liegt
bauptIGali6 baran, bab felt ppr etfpa
Stpei SabrSebnten einmal elm pergeb<
li9er 4nlauf genOmmen mar, ii4 ni4t
piebsr cine G%anbibatin gefunben bat,
bic gu eiusm 2tnlauf bereit gepeien
pGre. Sn S9ottlanb bereitst ii9 ieBt
cine Gunbibatin fir ben Sumpf Dor
unb bat quite 9lusfi6tsn auf Sie9. Sn
9euti6lanb tDnnen Spar bic Srauen
einitpeilsn ni6t als Ibpotuten Dor
9eri6t plaibiren, dber fpnit finb lie
i'm Suiti3Oienit teinespegs uubetunnt.
9erI6ieoene 6rauen finb in Berlin
ais ssri9tli9e SddperitGnoise fir
frembe Spra6sn tbdtig. 6ruu Siaoo
1T S6reibIa9perItGnbigs bel benz
2anbgeriGt 1 in Berlin; als Sransz
lateur fir bic Saubitummenipra9e
funeirt bort sbenfaas cine Srau, uno
cine 4n5abl gsri9tli6er S9GBmeis
iterirnen iibt TIRE SbGtigteit bel Grbs
observation-disclosures, @bei heioun@
gen, Gpneurien unb ber9l. aus. Sine
getpiFe 8eriibmtbeit mar bic Idon err
pGbnte 5rau 0r. iur. Gmilie 8empin,
pel6e ais Sa9tunbige fir llsbertras
sung Der engliIden Re4tsipra4e in's
SeutI6e uno umgetebrt fir fGmmt<
lide 9erifte Der Mdrt 8ranbenburg
fungirts. Gin 8Ortrug. ben lie einmat
in Der ipnit Siemli9 ercluIipen SuttItts
i6en @eIeaI9aft in Berlin belt,
seuate bon 10 p0uigsr 8eberrI6une
bes iuriitiI9en Stoffes uno 10 i4arfes
Qo9it, bab er ni6t nur Der RsOnerin
rsi3sn geifal brudte, fonoern tbats
fG6li3 9eguer Der 6rauensaopotatur
betebrte. Ollie iinb tie freiIi6 nod ni9t
bstebrt, obsr aud in 0sutf9lanb lit
bic 3ulaTung Der Srau CUR &ehtsans
paltidaft pobt nur cine Gru9s Der
3sit.
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@eieuT6aft.
9pn @eoro 96ttiher.

Vpn Weor9 SpttiDer.
@eIeIf6aft: unter 5~reunben nur -
9as r%eiSenbIte Serment!
So6 cine Strafe unb Sortur,
Wenn teins ben anbern tennt.
man tommt, bernei9t fi6, itiert ii9o
an,
9ramt ein'ss gbruien aus,
9reis, piermal muB bas Wetter ran,
Damn - mill ni9ts mehr herdrs.
Nan martert ii9 bas Sirn ent3pet -
llmIonit! 9ein SUDDEN gliidt!
limb ar mar ni6t uno trGnt babel -
MGn niirbe rein perriidt.
aommt nal elm ernit 9.iprGd in
Sang,
Su9lei9 iptrb's ~abgebadt:
Gin S6ema, flint Minuten lang,
8eritiebe piber'n Satt!
60 I6peiat man als ~oerItdno'ger
Mann
limb bort nur leibenb 5l
Die biimmIte Sans, bic I4natterh
fam,
3Gblt bGber bier als bill.
Sret Stunben quilt man fih bsrum
limb flu6t benz Marterprt,
limb enbli6, trumm unb Itumm uno
bumm,
@ufatbmenb, geht man fort.
man I6tpDrt fit i'm gntriitunss@
f6pung:
uTie mebr fangt man mid elm,
limb bel Der nGdIten @inlubung -
SGQt man BON neuem rein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-10

8epeis. .9ente Dir nur,
Der Rentisr 3tpidsl, Der f4On 3peimaI
seI9isben tpurbe, lit ieBt aud ieiner
britten Srau untreu se%pOrb.u." =
.Samit benefit sr geraOe, oaB er ii9
treu nshliehen 1T"
- 0eroa6t. &ommer3i.nratb:
r9e GoupOnsf6eer ia ia gang itumpf,
WoriBle! Saft Or getpiB fpieOer runs
tergei6nitten d Saf4engeIb9"
9ut getroffsn. 0irtb
gum eben einsetroffenen 6rsmben, Der
Ii9 bonn Rsiieitdub reinigD: .S9uu'n
Sic, unb nie sic bas gut getroff,n
baben - beut' siebt's grab q friI9's
Sunbtu9!"
bobIutbe -
.Rebmen sic bod ni6t 70 nett a6z
itdno. G~inidbriser 3ippel, eIuub's Sb=
men ia Obnebin, bab sic am li.bItsn
gang gbItano nebmen piirben, S5r
Sabr absubisnen!"
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- e---.-.--. -
: I'D IT, @erseBIi4teit.
Qlus benz mebi5inii4en Grumen.)
prpfeFor: mas peritebt man inter
Reuraitbenie2" = ganoioat (nd9 lGns
ger.m 8eiinnen): Sara, bGB i'd bus
INNER lpieDer persefie - unb i'd Ieibs
bod ielbit branl"
The sun., 1903-12-13
Yachting Notes.

Tho schooner Crusader. owned by Seymour l..
Hustled Jr., is at Mclntoshs yard being recaulked.
Louis Bosserts schooner Coronet Is being over
hauled and repaired at South Brooklyn yard
George Lauder. Jr's. schooner Endymion Is at
the foot of Fifty seventh street. Brooklyn being
The new clubhouse OF the Morrisana Yacht
Club on South Brother Island has been completed
and will be kept open all winter. The club launch
the foot OF East l3Sth st rect
The old cup defender Volunteer. owned by J..
Malcolm Forbes. has been thoroughly overhauled
her winter quarters at Naushon Island, where
Mr. Forbes has his summer home.
The bronze schooner being built at Shooters
Island from designs by a; Cary Smith b. and ID Barley
Azara. Her dimensions are lis feet over all. IS
6 feet & inches draught.
The south Bay Yacht Club Is to build clubhouse
The ohiccrs OF this club are; commodore Joseph
Bailey: Vice commodore. 4. Rae Storms rear com
modOre. George l., Robinson: secretary, Frank
Frank A. Wiimot OF Bridgeport has sold the
Of the Phiadciphln CorInthlan Yacht Club through
Tho%ss Tisnsy \ @esser Roese Sa' sRs
Is 10 feet ALL ~ feet on the water line ia feet
beam and feet 3 Inches draught. She has a twelve
horse power gasolene engine,
winter by making designs OF boats for The Forcs,
and !ss-ean designing competition. This Is the
third competition arranged by this publication:
and the boats wanted are for the forty foot load
than six feet with centrcboard up and not have
less than three fee, freebosrd. Three prizes 500.
SEQ and $40 are offered by ForeI and Stream and
Thsodore zeress oe prize Of t2s rs for 'he 6ss,
designer. has consented 10 act as the Judge Plans
must be received not later than March l.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Crescent shooters Beat Princeton.

A trap shooting competition was held
yesterday on the grounds of the Crescent
Athletic Club. Bay Ridge. The usual club
events were augmented by match with the
Princeton University Gun Club team. Several
hundred spectators among whom were many
women, visited the grounds to watch the
shooting. The conditions OF the match were
eight men to team. each contestant to shoot
at fifty targets. thrown from unknown traps
and at unknown an giles. The Crescents won
by a score of sl7 to 20S. The high gun on the
Crescent side was ]. s. Shenck Remsen. who
made total of 40 out of possible SO. The
high score on the Princeton side was made
BY Capt. p. A. Archer. who also made q a.
iowelf NJ, Palmer gave the high gun OF the
Princeton team a silver vase .r,aI on an ebony
ca ch received a silver cup.
William w. Marshall captured two trophies,
the frst a fifteen target event, with score OF
is breaks and the second ,wen,X,fvs et1 target
Jr'. won a leg on the December cup tallyinR
a. After triple tie with a; G. Somfnh;Worth
F. 7. Bedford Jr won fifteen en- bird cotn trophy
Palmer IA and Southworth l3.
The sun., 1903-12-13
Racing at san Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco. Dec. I2.--ThrcatenIng weather
Affected tho attendance at the Oakland track this
afternoon. but the slight rainfall did not affect
the track TO any extent. Speculation was lively
during tho afternoon. The feature was the
Crocker Selling Stake at seven furongs. which
stables Iridius and ARABIC ruled favortc at to l
with San Nicholas and Princess Titania at 8 TO
each Fossil broke In front and maintained his
advantage TO the end. winning cleVerly from
Warte Niche.
First Race-Slx and half furlongs-Judge lis
8 to S. second; winifreda, 95 q. Booken. TO !.
third. Time. l2Ih Miss Rnglets. Miss May
Bowdlsh. Neko, Mac Scott and Dephcncrosc also
Second Race-Futurity course -Ncrvator. 1ol
(HidebrandU, q to l. won; Mocorto. 100 a. Martini
i8 to S. second; Fort Wayne, o. ConnelD. to ?.
third. Time, ino; Matt Hogan Mureses: % Tower
Third Race-Five furlongs:m.H. L. Frank, lo7
(Birkenruth, 20 2. won: Military Man, li3 u
Martin 4 to l. second The Cure. l13 (H. Waldo
10 to l. third. Time. 100 Lnstlg. Atlantoco,
Llbbe. Candid. Instructor, Tho Hawaiian. Ebony.
Whoa Bill and Young Pepper also ran. 49,.
lonss-Fossi 30 Knapp, toto won; Warte Nlcht,
s2 III Booker), IL to l. second: Princess Titanla.
I0l chandler, to 1, third. Time. i:2e. lndus,
Martlnmas. SANITY, Dvina, San Nlchoas. Hager
don, Eva G., John A. Scott, Col Van Hanault and
ARABIC also ran. 90, ..
Fifth Racc-One mile and a 0uarter-Chub. 90
U.ewls,. S to 2. won: Position. OF Knapp, 5 TO !.
second: The Fretter. 20 (Runz). to third Time:
POSI-. Lucy Crawford, Expedent. Discu, Blessed
Damozel and Rio shannon also ran
Sixth Race--One mile and an es&hth-Horatlus.
100 tPowelD. l2 to s, won Eonic, ioe Chandler
third. Time. 1881. Dupont. Nigrettc and Bragg
also ran.
The sun., 1903-12-13

But for the automobile accident that
befel him. Maher would have filed much
higher position among the winners OF the
year On Rock Sand he won the Derby.
and was the first American jockey to win the
Doncaster st. Leger. "Skeets" Martin did
not end the season as high in the list as
he did in 1902, but on Rock Sand he won the
Two Thousand Guineas. Lucien Lyme Is
another American rider who created a
favorable impression in England, his best
performance being four winning mounts
at Wolverhampton In one day. The Sports-
man comments on American riders as fol-
lows:
Among the many phases OF the English turf
In recent times probably none stands out more
strikngly than what has come to be known as
the American invasion. Owners trainers. horses
and Jockeys from the states have been In strong
evidence on this side OF the Atlantic and have made
history here OF n varied character. some OF II.
ii must be said. Is not altogether creditabie. but
some on the other hand. rebounds to the honor
Of ali concerned and 1t may incidentally be claimed
without anectaton for sportsmen In the United
Kingdom that the success In racing or any other
sport. for tina, mattcr-of good men. from what
ever country they hall, Is received ungrudglngy
and without envy.
In the sire department Gallinule had to
give way to st. Frusquin the very last week
with total of G28,525. Gallinule's winnings
amounted to G26,47s, and Sanfoin, sire OF
Rock Sand, was third with f20, ,412 St
Florian was fourth, Melton fifth and Ladas
sixth. The principal winning owners were
as follows