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idaho Electric Railroad Project.

Helena. Mont. July 19.-The Butte
& Salmon RIVER Electric Railroad
Company. with capital OF $4,000, 900.
was incorporated here yesterday by
p. II. Moss. the Billings banker, and
other eastern Montana men. The
company proposes to build a railroad
from Butte to a point in the Salmon
river country. Idaho. at or near the
mouth OF the north fork, by way of
Horse prairie in Beavo-head county.
Montana. and Lemhi pass. The line
will be 1877 miles long. 1t may be ex.
tene cd to Thunder mountain.
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Victory Of the Reliance.

New London. Conn, July 10.
There was no room for doubt In the
victory of the Reliance yesterday in
the second run of the New York
zach Club cruise Of thirty-nine miles
from New Haven to this port.
She led from the start and finished
more than mile ahead Of the Con.
stitution, and over two miles ahead OF
the Columbia. beating the former
minutes and 90 seconds In elapsed
time and the latter 16 minutes and
"a seconds. She also broke the rec.
ord over this course.
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Tho Thousands ofpeopie
who are every day being
made well by Doan's
Kidney Pills and the free
trial herewith offered
makes further delay.
y rKitin~y neglect"
They correct urine with
trick dust sediment, high
roiored. pain In passing.
tribbling. frequency. bed
Wetting. Doan's Kidney Pills
remove calcuii and gravel
tteiieye heart palpitation.
sie-pleSsness, headac h o ,
nervousness, dizziness.
SEwnERs, Ky.-B. c. Jones
writes; 81 was unable to
get anything To stop the too
much dow Of water. For
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Haitian. Excursion Ra.es.

Chicago. July 1e.-James Charlton.
chairman of the Transcontinental Pas
senger Association. announces reduced
rates on the basis of one fare for the
round trip for the American Bakers s
Association. San Francisco, October
goth to 23rd. triennial conclave
Knights Templar. San Francisco. Sep
tember Tth to 9th: National Live Stock
Association. Portland. Oregon. Janu-
ary 18th to 18th: Trans Mississippi
Commercial Congress, Seattle. Augist
16th to 21st.
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SPECIAL EAsT-soLNo ExcuR
SioNS.
One Fare Pirs Sc for Round Trip oyer
the Union Pacific,


the Union Pacific.
The Union Pacific announces special
excursions OF one fare plus $500 for
the round trip to Chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha. st. Paul. Kansas City. Mime
apolis. Memphis. Peoria, Duluth and
Des Moines: also to all points in the
states Of Minnesota. Iowa, Wisconsin.
and the northern peninsula of Michi-
gan. and to many points In Illinois.
Missouri. North Dakota and South Da-
kota.
Tickets good for return within ninety
days from date OF sale.
See that your tickets read over the
Union Pacific.
Through Pullman tourist sleeping
ears run from Denver to Chicago daily.
via u. p. and c. 4. ". W.. leaving Den
Yer ON THE Eastern Express" At 1880
p. N. A double berth costs only 3l.oO
TO Omaha. $3.50 to Chicago. or Si.o0
for night.
For further information call on local
agent or address
T. Il. GRIFFIN.
General Agent. 81 Seventeenth St.
Denver.
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First Come. First Served.

We would rather sell our fine San
Luis valley lands to Colorado farmers.
Best water rights, fertile soil. low
prices. easy terms. II easterners come
first-and they're coming fast-we will
sell to them, 'of course. Send for our
new booklet and see what you're miss
Ing. The Colorado Bureau of lmmigra-
ton. GIG Majestic Bldg. Denver. Colo,
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Biggs-"Some scoundrei ON the west
side passed himself on as me and
swindled grocer out Of $40" Digs
passed himself on as you? Why. the
villain must have been lost OF all sense
of shame"
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insIs. on Getting ie.

Roms sroc-rs say they don't keep De-
nance Starch. This Il berauso they have .
stock on hand of other brands containing
only ~ OF. In n parEssc. which they won't
10 ati- TO sci drt, h~cause Defiance con-
tain. 10 oz. for tho same money.
Do you want 10 or. Instead of ~ os. for
same money! Then buy Defiance Starch
Requires NO cooking,
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"Any objection tony smoking here?'
ssked the offensively cheerful man as
.he vessel gave another dlsquieting
iurch. None" replied the pale chap
In the steamer chair. "here-or here
nftcr!"
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Potatoe es a. Food in Germany.

Germans have long been In the fore
most rank as potato eaters. Among
very large proportion Of the laboring
classes potatoes and dark bread are
the principal staples of daily snbsist-
ence
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Have you anything to say" asked
the Kentucky judge. before sentence
Is pronounced?" NO" replied the
feudist. but you'll hear from my
friends II the sentence you pronounce
don't happen to give satisfaction"
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When You Buy Starch
bay Defiance ani Sc; tho i.~st, 10 OF for u
esnhs OLcc used, always used

ScisniIs,s have discovered a minute
parasite that viii destroy tho IunsIuiia.
Now all you have to do L. 10 ratch Ihr
nloslulto AMI attach Tho nafaalin.
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Bridesmaid-''You poor. frightened
darling. You looked scared to death
nj the altar" Bride YES. George
trembled 30 was drcadfuiiy afraid
he'd lose courage and run away"
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" may h. very nice TO sItsp
within the cradle Of tho drup
liuts gracious mol suppose instead
You dropped Into the oceans bed
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Did you read the article on why Men
Don't fruposcy The girl blush1d. y;
DOESN'T Interest me, !" she said. Nor
''So You see. know one ran who
does
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PE-RU-NA .ESi!% sssSSS;n5 10 WOMEN
Says Dr.. NJ c. Gee. of San Francisco.

A CONSTANTLY increasing number OF
~ physicians prescribe Peruna IN their
regular practice.
II has proven its merits so thoroughly
that even the doctors have overcome their
prejudice against so called patent medicines
and recommend il to their patients.
- Advise Women 10 Use Pe-ru.na.
Says DR.. Gee.
DR.. NJ. C. Gee is one OF the physicians
who endorse Peruna. In letter written
from si3 Jones street. San Francisco. Cal.
he says:
There is a general objection on the part
OF tho pIaeticing physician to advocate
patent medicines. but when any one medi-
cine cures hundreds OF people. it demon
stra,es its own value and does not need the
endorsement OF the profession,
"Peruna has performed so. many
wonderful cures In san francisco thar
I sn coavinccd that II Is q valuable
remedy. ihavc frequently adU cd Its
use for women, as lind IL t1surs's
regular And painless nlensfF.iafi0H.
cures irucOFriiTa and ovarian troubles.
and builds Up the entire system. ! also
consider Il one of the fines, catarIh remedies
know OF. ! heartily endorse your mcdi-
cine. M. c. Gee. n. u.
Mrs. L. I. Gaddis. Marion. y. C.. Is
one OF DIR. Hartman's grateful patients.
She consulted him by letter. followed his
directions. and is now able TO say the fol
lowing:
Before I commenced to take Peruna
eoule not do any hard work without suffer-
ing grca, pain. took Petuna. and can say
with pleasure that it has done more Tor me
than any other mediciue ! have ever taken.
Now am as well as ever. do all my own
work and IL never hurts me Mt all think
P-runa |, great medicine for woman
kind "-MIs- l.. I. Gahdis.
Women arc especially liable to pelvic
ea,arrh, female weakness as |, is commonly
called.
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DO you believe In ih. aTEumen, that
. bls navy tends To promote p-ae-s-'
his navy /, feels too poor 10 in,iais. IN
tho luxury OF war"
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y had such u terrible dream last
nisht that ! awoke almost crazy"
All ] see. a nightmare nearly led
to bcdlam."
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The Best Results In starehine
can 10 obtained only by using Defiance
Starch, besides getting oz. more for same
0oaey-no cooking required.
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TT beat. ALI how good a cigar you can
by for .,,,,, ssni. Z you buy thsiiEht brand
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EIee,riel,x Erem kI,es.

Electric sparks are always obtained
from kites reachin. n quarter OF n
mile. and increase M the kites 80
higher.
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FITS S~stuss-r1itcvi'i ssnt. .Fsss.s..as.. q. .r,-,
Esst sst .ss - bs. Ahss Afsst Nssss t...s..s
tssi =. tuEE sa.oo t'tsi .-stt- ..a ts.stss-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

Nislior-oh. what ar. those funny can.
vas coverings on the guns f1rT Capt. Mr.
iuire.bidnt you know that ali suns
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Can YOU tell me how To dialogue =
Il think Il might be done with log
wood
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:he n,iiissf tobacco that grow. I. ,--i
In tho makeup OF Itaatsrs ultih..d :
cent cigar. Tty one and see.
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''pan'' you think iha, Chicago etri has
en- elephant "n her hands, ''f.Es but
Imagine they aFv large enough to hold
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

Mauic@Thsr. goes Charlie. ". Ger.
nsssr WAS d-rsiifui.
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is that horse sur..fooi.df asked tn.
rtpsPcctly- purchaser. Well, I susss
yes replied tho owner. ''iIu kicked my
wife. mother ihrso times in the same
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

The secret of the popularity as nss,.r.
hu,lh.sd. s,scni eissr Is revealed In on.
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t'neie John-what ar. you going to do
when you are a mani Eryins uhe ci-r.
.baIsSai inai, .r Z minist.r IL. So, a.
heller.
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% Your Clothes Look Yeiiovsr
Then u.s bohanr. starrh. u Will kssp
eAsn ~hi,e-iG os for 10 cont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

1GLGGnAr1 OrEmArons ~ DEMAND
husisiss cUiiI1R tssss,. w,,is a.. J,..,,,.i
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Mr.. Wia.iow'. S-ati,tnE syrup-'
Fue rhtdfva tsrthtns s'tras thr saf1s. i4frs 10
eAsszssioa. siisys ala. ssfss u.sa eas. .. stostas
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The msan.a, man I ever knowed
wuz named Augustus Howell.
lie let his hair grow nine foot long.
Then Used ~ for n towel
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r1.o's Cur, for consump,ion 10 an infaiifb,s
medic no for coughs ahi eoids-S. W. sAsg 81.
Ocean Drove. n. J.. Scb. u. ipaa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

Thsr. at, sem- Folks that the 81. Loui
booiiets drspls-.
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Stop. tho Cough aud
Works Dn the Coid
Laxative Bron,o QUINN, Tablets. Price &c.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

~ YOU have smoked a uuilhcsa scent
,iEar YOU know how rood they are. "
you have not. better try one
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~iihsS, r"il " b IL ss hss ss rIsniS sV"' q pa.s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

n:. ;.' sss # srsssSs ss.ss ne; :ss s,ss one OF
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w-d.ri.y-rm troubled with cold feet
fSrior. What would you advise fn. TO
dnr hr. Nunsn-Gst q dINotcr
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owning rvprSthinET' Il do" answered
Sir. Sirius Barker. I'm tired Of paying
taxes"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

Weary dey wrr' saooo farm hands in
i0wa.f ''iimpy, i've already cut de stat.
out Of the Itinerary"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

Peruna occupies unique position in
medical science. II is the only internal
systemic eaiauh remedy known TO tho
medical profession to-day. Catauh. as
every one will admit. is the cause OF one
half the diseases which afiict mankind
Caiarrh and catarrhal diseases afiiet
one.haii OF tho people OF tho United
States
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

HALLS catsrrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price. 7se.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24
pe6an.e atareh

oehar:e Starch
shoaid 10 In every household, none 30 good.
h~.ii~s or- tnorp for 10 eeats :h-a any
other brand of cold water starch
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-24

smes. baxter. "nuIih.sd'' seen, eix.r
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Financial Contract Security Co.
". tsy tp.t cent inisr.., DEPOSIT III NAIL

rouNrAi> PUMPS. oa-oiin. Engine. ios
trrisstiss, write tor prtr~s III. SCOTT supply .
TsI Co.. iT1s 10 I7li nlske ST.. Denver, Cnloraio.
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stances. despite the record. youth
must be served" here as well as in
other cases. and that De Witt must
be awarded the point that gives his
side the victory by points 20 6.
Even IL the ''moderns'' were beaten
to 8. that would eftectuaIly dis
prove the statement Of Mr.. Burke
that the champions OF to-day. with
one or two exceptions, stand but little
chance against the topnotchers of FIVE
years ago" There seem 10 be more
than one or two exceptions.
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ARZHz<R e NNEIEH
M RII4I4lI4IS H0ZHEeS

Prinstein. with "a feet ~ inches in
the broad jump, and George Gray.
with Al feet in the shot put. both
record holders for America, once more
divide the points. The "ancients'
have six and the ''moderns' the same
number OF events.
II remains for the hammer throw
to decide the meeting. It is an un-
fortunate thing for the oIdtimers that
Flanagan is not retired with his re-
ord of III feet inches with the
heavy weight.
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feat to be proud Of that Miss Mary
Mcshane. Of Clonakilty. County Cork.
Ireland. had forwarded to her a let
ter with the address in Gaelic script
The pictorial puzzle addresses are
made with a great deal of cIeverness-
One reading F. Page, Salem. Mass.
is made by placing a large initial F
before the page of a book. and a big
NJ on a sailbOat and again on a DON
key.
Quite difficult is the one shown
here representing Postmaster. Gay
Head. Greene County. y. Y. on the
original the map Of New York shows
the county in green.
Easy Enough.
The Mrs Atwen, SD East
Eighteenth street. New York City. is
cOmpara lively easy. though very
cleverly made. The expert had no
trouble with that nor with the letter
addressed picJorialIy TO L. :. Burtis,
Addison. Hartford County. Conn. But
that which heads the letter to Miss
Lucy b Coffin, s w Corner Fifth
and Pike. Queen City Of the West.
Ohio. was both clever and difficult.
To find the place whose latitude and
longitude is given as PeterbOTO. n H,
IS easy enough SO IL is also easy
enough in many cases 70 guess those
whose sounds tell the story, as. for
instance. Hell Meadow. y. J., for
HeImeJta; Insea for y. G., and Fed
velteneszi for Fayetteville. Tennessee.
To And over street. Sailing Mass,
for AndOver ST, salem. Mass
Very many others disclose remark
bile cleVerness in Interpretation.
Thus il is a shrewd giesser that dis
covers North Lemon. Old Sweater. TO
mean South Orange, New Jersey; or
that Chopped Beef indicates Ham
burg; CT Saccharine Elevation means
Sugar Hill.
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PULLING ADDRESSES OF LETTERS DELIVERED BY THE POST OFFICE

Murphy. of America. never received
hers.
But il il almost incredible that there
are many cases in which not even the
name OF the person intended 10 get
the missive is given. Yet there are
many such letters actually dispatched.
Herewith is reproduced one of them,
directing simply that IF it don't go
there please bring it to me-" Another
shown at the post Office bids the post
master deliver to the same place and
person as iast time
one Of the earliest of New York
postmasters was confronted by such
an epistolary phenomenon and de-
SPARED of delivering II. The address
was:
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BY CHARLES A. T. scHARPs.

W THEN Thomas T. Burke, a
!" famous quarter-mile run
ner Of six or seven years
aEn- concluded a recent article on
athletics with the usual plant Of the
oId-tinsr-fhaf track athletes OF to-
dry are merely second class in their
performance and ability, ne laid him
SELF open to a denial that is easy to
make and 10 prove BE said;
Since 1900 athletics have been on
the decline The champions nOwa-
days with one or two exceptions,
stand but little chance against the
top-nOfchers OF five years ago There
win BE- a Iun for a few years and tnen
another batch OF record holders will
crop out
Selecting track teams from the an
cienrs.- the men who were At their
best In 1897. and from the "moderns,"
the men who have done their best
work in the past few years. competi-
ton in an imaginary dual meet OF the
regular thirteen events would give
the victory TO the mOderns by n score
OF 10 s. In cases where men ran un-
der different circumstances, these diff
ferences have been considered, and
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MAX OLSEN Twenty eight
Good night
MI. Cleveland
Sleep tight. o.

This the expert would never think
Of transmitting to the portly
philosopher Of Princeton, y. ]. No.
A few strokes of the pen sends II
humming over the railroad to an ex-
pectant scandinavian in Cleveland.
o. The post office people there must
find the proper street.
How Is This?
See the accompanying reproduction
Of an address which tells the super
huous and omits the necessary in
formation-the Rule Britannia.
Among the insufficiently addressed
letters those which omit the name or
the STATE are easiest 10 dispose OF as
a matter Of fact. but when the name
of the town or city is omitted, too.
and the street name is such "a COM
mon one as Washington street. for
instance, the hunt for the addressee
is often very long one.
When there is nothing to work on
but the name and such a vague ad-
dress as America or L. s, there is
usually no attempt made TO deliver
the missive unless the name be very
uncommon.
This explains why Mr.. Roebuck. u.
S., got his letter, while Miss Mary
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Ny BROTHER DAVID.
AMERICA.
Got What He Wanted.

One day. so goes the story. a strap
ping young Scotsman inquired at the
general delivery window for a letter
from his brother Alexander. in Scot
land. Enough said. He received his
letter from home.
Yet enthusiasts should refrain from
the swelling note Of praise. The rec
ords Of impossible" letters plainly
show that the most eminent addresses
often fail to get mail plainly marked
for them
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ers in their respective events. and
their performances are quite safe for
at least three years. Sweeney would
beat Jones. the college champion. his
best leap. the worlds record of feet
SIS inches, being 3 inches more than
Jones's best.
CiaPp in the pole vault has cleared
II feet 1O5s inches, the worlds record.
while Horton is not good FOR more
than II feet So inches. The score
would be a tie once more; 1897. 3;
1903, ;.
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John De Witt, the young Princeton
athlete whom Flanagan taught TO
throw the hammer, is the modern's
candidate. He and Flanagan met
several times last Summer. and. de-
spite the fact that the coIIegian' s
record is some three feet shy of Elan
agan's. in the last contest between
them De Witt was the victor. This
was August 80. 1902. in the metro
politan championships. where De
Witt threw les feet 4 inches.
1t seems that under these circum-
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W THEN Thomas T. Burke,
NV famous quarter-mile run
ner Of six or seven years
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dresses are those simply in the office
styled as freaks, the mystic kind, in
tended and skillfully designed TO puz-
zle. Perhaps the first Of these ever
made is the famous one with which
school children perplex one another.
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HILL
John
Mass

which is translated as John Unde-hill,
Andover, Mass. Among the collection
at the post office is one which is
solved as Andover Inn. Andover,
Conn, and built on the same princi-
pie.
Mr.. Menger has a scrap book filed
with these curiosities, a few OF the
best of which are shown here, in
GLIDING that in "A specially designed
alphabet and reading \. G. Rogers. 81
West Thirty-ninth street. and one in
Arabic notation-the United States
wig-was code-which spells out G. p.
Baldwin, AS Washington avenue,
Brooklyn.
Solving a Puzzle.
The way the special alphabet puzzle
was worked out was by seeking the
e Readers Of cipher look for the
e as the wise Frenchman always
sought the woman as the source OF
trouble. That letter hobs up most
frequently in the average sentence.
Finding it repeated near the end OF
the cipher address, Mr.. Menger wisely
guessed the letters beside it TO be
str" and all at once he had a
fine start on the road 20 success.
Il is extremely seldom that an
American postman sees a letter super
scribed in the Irish language. and
therefore it is rightly considered a
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The Hades Mail.

Relatives in heaven. Santa Claus
and the Devil are among those so
neglected. 1t is only In moments OF
unusual agitation that a post office
official viii tell a letter carrier TO go
out with the Hades or the celestial
mail.
The most interesting Of the ad-
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Continued from Page Eight, this section
dress proper Examples OF this error
are reproduced here.
II is very common 10 find them ex-
press such wholesome sentiments as
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'iiu DuiieS must DE gwen the de-
~'-,-o''' ''0O' e i'''' l. 1881 u
4 "' --OS a u ual7iI Is uouD' ~ Ui'
0'''' '''''' - 's'''S VI" Oh 81
Oh a. . Il &C. va l'''n' 'oI MS record OF
. - 81 an u - 80 Se'o'''S' -
ma " o. " ''''''' " 40
''''' '''' al III 81 90 'oi'''S al . Oii d
60 ~ - - ,'''''''' d. " 'i''i' mas i'o' III
" " 90 90 WI PAIN 'o' d Se'''
' '''' 0'''D' '''-'
'''' 1'e' . 5'o' u
''''''' VII ''i- . u az II =
- 80 an - oe'-''
-, -
~
Burkc's time Of IS -. Score 1909 21..
1897. u.
The haIf-miIe and mile rms ,,,st ~
conceded tn tho old ti,,ars z-ur.,-
rick's worlds record Of = D., and
Connen's performance Of 4152-5 opi,a
outcIass all r,odar, ce,,f,r,ftioe
Score. 1909 2iA. 1897 Oh
co,,.,.,z &. IL. .-----.,
e''' -
""o'i'ei u'lllcuil IhlhE- W D. Day
holds the American record Of 9:32.
made on splendid outdoor rour-1or
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Dudley would Beat wefers.

The two mile would be substituted
for the three mile run, which was so
common about ten years ago No one
would deny that Duney, with his
worlds record time Of . 3-5 seconds
would beat wefers in the short dash.
Wefers's best was As seconds. II
will be on records that the compari-
sons viii be made when one Of the
athletes is retired from competition,
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where the competitors are still alive,
their last competition Is chosen as the
basis of comparison.
The 1897 track team would be: B.
J. Wefers. Georgetown. 100 and go
yard dashes; Thomas z. Burke. Har-
ward. 44O-yard dash. Charles II. Kill
patrick. Union. ssO-yard run; Thomas
Conner, N. Y. A. G.. one mile run:
w. D. Day. n Y. a g.. two mile run,
stephen s. Chase. Dartmouth, 30 and
22O-yard hurdle races; NJ. F. Sweeney,
y Y A g, high jump; r. G. Clapp.
Yale, pole vault; E. b. Bloss. y. Y.
A G, broad jump; George r. Gray,
y 7. A C. shot put. and John FIana-
gan, ". Y. A. g., hammer throw.
The 1903 men would be: Arthur f.
Duffey. Georgetown. IOO-yard dash;
p. J. Walsh, n. Y. A g. 22O-yard
dash. Maxwell w long, Columbia,
44O-yard dash; John II. Wright. y.
w. s. A g. SSO-yard run; Alex
Grant, Pennsylvania, one and two
mile runs; Alvin c. Kraenzlein. Penn
sylvania, 40 and 220-yard hurdle
races; S. 5. Jones. New York Univer-
sity. high jump; ID. $. Horton. Prince
ton, pole vault; Meyer Prinstein.
Syracuse, broad jump; Richard Shell
don. Yale. shot put. and John r. dc
Witt, Princeton, hammer throw.