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The Yale expositor., 1905-12-08
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or less W th Swuli'n Or pa :, which III neg
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tins trouble To exist rs - ne discovery called
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cnvery for heaves. ruugh> 'ttsirmprr and Kid
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cess. Its action IN quick stud decisive. HeayeS
usually start fr"n distenp-r co DIS, or musty
hay or grain; Ia either ~iSv the stomach be-
comes impaired and mus .sc I've treatments a.
we'll Ms the other organs ENE-Ots prepare4
for lust such cases Kdnsys--a few doses viii
show marked Improvement auy kiduey
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The Yale expositor., 1905-12-08


Report OF District No. 5, Brockway
township, for month ending Nov. 18th.
Number Of days taught, 20.
Total attendance, s15.
Average daily attendance, 81.
Number Of boy enrolled, II.
Number of girls enrolled, IL.
Total enrolment, %.
PERCENTAGE Of Attendance, 81.
Those neither absent nor tardy are
Marjorie Adams, Pearl Brown, Vera
Bell, Donald Mckenzie, Ethel Strevel,
Tressa Strevel. Naomi o. Brown,
Teacher.
a-
Report OF Disiric, No. 2, Lynn, for
month ending November "a, 1905.
Number OF days taught, 20.
Total attendance, asa.
Average daily attendance, %.
Number of boys enrolled, 10.
Number of girls enrolled. IL.
Total enrolment, 70.
Percentage OF attendance, IS.
Those neither absent nor tardy are r.
Annie Curvin, Roy Bullock, Grace
Mason, Elmer Beers, Lee Vaudeville.
Nina Freeman, Teacher.
For twenty years has James Burlison
OF Romeo, supplied the firm of q. q II.
MILAN of Detroit with turkeys. Last
week he shipped TO them $500 pounds.
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-08
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A HOMEMADE TOP.

lou yySI Find This Spinner 90 BE
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unique one explained below out OF u
baking powder eang
All you need 60 begin with are a
baking powder box and lid end a cou-
pie OF pieces OF any Kind of wood.
Cut hole In the side OF the box IN
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-08

Eyes, dear madam. yoar husblr,
must soon start q thc great jour
pey.'"
"fIow lovely! Thn lie can send IES
a lot OF riciufa postal cards"
The Yale expositor., 1905-12-08
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
THE ROW OYER CRoKER s HORSES.
American Does Not know Why They ARC
Barred-Prefers Racing In Ireland.

LONDON. Jan. lin an interview published
I'm Sporting Lie. Mr.. Croker declares that he
has not tho least idea Of the resson for tho
notion Of tho Jockey club IN refusing to per-
NIT the training OF hla horses on Newmarket
Heath He IL not aware OF anything TINT he
has dove to justify such action. lie intends
10 send his horses now a Newmarket TO Want
age and continue their training there. He
has forty horses now in ireland at the Cur
raeh, lie does not know what course tho
irish Jockey Club will follow. but he did not
hesitate 10 say that he prefers racing IN
ireland 70 England or America; lie
hos received the greatest consideration IN
ireland and If allowed. he Will continue
10 race and live there. He has erected tmTtf
boxes for brood mares a. Glencalrn near
Dublin -, tU
cubs action continues, but nothing denLf1e
can be learned. The mysiihoauon IS IN
creased by the fact that the entries OF MI
Croker's horses al Newmarket were ac-
cepted quite recently without any ooJeo-
ton. -, c,. ALA
Brewer Is not his trainer. Mr., Croker sald,
hilt the Newmarket man recently asked MN
FOR some of his stable 10 train aud so MI
CROKER sent him three horses.
MIR Croker said that he had received no
communication from the Jockey CLUB but
had written TO 70 asking II 20 tel MIN the
cause OF It's action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
BASKETBALL.
Manual Girls Beaten by Jersey CITY High
-Enmea on Local Courts.

Many interesting bask etbnll games marked
tho play on the courts OF the metropolitan
district yesterday. Tho Jersey City High
school girls journeyed TO Brooklyn and lined
up against the Manual Training High Schoo
girls. in the oil Thirty-second Regiment
Armory. The girls from across the Hudson.
led by Miss Ethel NJ Datz won easily. Miss
Ewald saved the Brooklynites' from white
wash By scoring from the foul line in the
second period The score: Jersey City, 81.
Manual Training, l.
In tho Polytechnic Institute gymnasium.
Brooklyn. yesterday morning the Brooklyn
BOYS High School Junora and the Poly
Prep Juniors opposed each other. The
score Brooklyn High. II Poly Prep, 10.
The Manual Training High school boys
deicated the Eaglo Athletic Club yesterday
afternoon at the old armoTy, BuhhwlcK
avenue and Sthgg street; brooklyn, by the
Overwhelming score Of - 10
St Judr's Athletic Club hYe deieated the
Handy Five OF Brooklyn on the former
court In one sided game at Bay Ridge yes
terday The score was % points TO D.
The Iiefiey School girls team scored a VIC
tory over The Germon-Amcricnn Academy
court. BROOKLYN. The score OF the irst hnli
stood points to 4. az! tho seConq period
was replete with fast 'yolk. tne Henley E1rls
winning by the score OF points to 5.
gained a decisive victory over the league
tenn OF the Erasmus IAN High School at
Flushing yesterday. Miss Marion wilcox
captain OF the Erasmus Hall High school
team, saved her five from whileTash by
scoring from the field in the first hali The
score Flushing High II; Erasmus Han, ,.
The Bayonue High school girls were de-
feated yesterday Ct Bayonne by ne hon99Kg Ken
wash tile score being Hoboken Academy,
"a Bayonne High School. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
InterschoIastlo skating Races.

Schoolboys met In skating races on the
Clermont Avenue Rink yesterday. Eighteen
started in the novice event. William Bauer
OF Public School II gained the lead in
the first lap, and was never headed. winning
by Ave yards from d. Bennett OF Public
Schoo -. In the Clarke trophy race,
ANDREW Behr OF Pratt Institute High School
went right out into the lead from his long
mark Of 100 yards and though clyde M0rttn.
the scratch man, tried hard 10 eaten MN
Betr won by two yardF.
Quarter Mne Novice -Clcrmont Trophy
By William liaucr Public school II: Daniel
Dauchy' Prospect Heights School. third. Time.
81 SECONDS.
Andrew Bchr Pratt Institute High School. 100
yards clyde Martin, polyteeh1lo Preparatory
ME Preparatory school, % yards, third Time.
] minute - seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
HENRY n. KANE, M O.. SO w GATH ST, N. Y.
NOTES or THE TRADE.

WhBts Ca.nS Gu IN Autch'Objlu '.icieS'
In ad,d,aa TO the decorative : strrts u electric
llghl banners nsg5 ana draperics AZ SIC Importers
Automobile sa.on. which VII open 10 tho public az
Herald SQUARE Exhibition Han On ma ~ Md con
tlnuc to the 2lth. a SEXES OF enormous paintings
lends interest. These are arranged Hhr Ilt|t'
5ui feet IN length extending around Tie tt're a.i
showing In panoramic form an endless au'omobhe
race twenty four panels IN oil. each 10 feet high
make up the series. The scenes, while typical are
realistic and contain landscape figures ana the
various cars Included in the show, 1t was pahied
by pal" the famous French poster artist ana
represents an expenditure OF quite $1,000
There is much comment ns TO which exhibit VIII
attract the most attention at the coming automo'
bile show In Madison square Garden AS regards
American made cars the palm seems 10 be conceueu
TO the Royal Tourist Not much Is heard ABOUT
the 1905 Royal from c. a. DueThe is too conserva-
hut tom al accounts. II will be a revelation.
II will be one OF the most attractive cars Ia the
market. and viii have more horse power. more com
fort. better style and be economical In ~~ry way
The specifications Of the 1905 Royal are as follows
Weight 900 pounds pressed steel frame tubular
axies vertical engine Ia front, four cylinders cast
In pairs, a2gs horse power, mechanically operated
Inlet end exhaust valves, sliding gear transmission
three speeds and reverse. and win sell AZ AsOOo
with complete equipment.
The following New lOThcIS hlc Suu"s VIZ -.
chasers OF Looomohue gRsoene touring cars Nei-
son Robinson. 4. r. Morris. Arnold Wood n Everett
Macy, o. C. Jennings. Guy Acl.eno, ArthutC James
b. olcott I'd, T. c. Bourne.W. H. Ulnch. L. C. Chap
man. William Carroll, J, ". unphAnt II, g. Thinner
man, II. T.. Britton, Waiter James. Franklin Edson'
II. ~. Maxwell and T. 5. Twinlng.
Sir Thomas Dewar, the English sportsman and
sutnmonlc patron and tourist, is 10 be Ia New
Work during thc SHOW. en- route 20 the tournament
rN, q
ono OF tine hundsumCst trophies ever gwen loT an
AUTOMOBILE race. The directors Of the New ORR
Motor cub are going 10 tender him reception ana
he win be- their guest ~ honor ON Snnday even
inc Ian 49, al the Hotel ASiOr. The entertainment
cnmnittee has arranged a splendid programme.
and viii have a number OF prominent people pres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
Chester Goodwin and Sammy Smith in q
Fast Draw.

There was plenty Of action in the hfteen
round draw between Chester Goodwin OF
Boston and Sammy Smith OF PHILADELPHIA
a. the Chelsea 4. C., Chelsea, Mass. last
Friday night Smith outweighed Goodwin
~ AZ least len pounds and had the adyan-
tage OF reach, too. In the nrst and second
rounds smith made Goodwin look ike
Smiths style and the bout beohme eX-
tremely Interesting. IL was SKI, og1lhst
skll aud about an even thing. IN thr elghth
1"I1nd Coodwiu had Smith ON tho run and
IL looked as ii there would be "a knockout
hut the Quaker came back, strong and more
svd twelfth rounds both mon were stagger-
nc After this 1t was nip and tuck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
Madden sa-s Marvn Hart Never Whipped
Gus Puhiln

Billy Madden. manager OF Gus Rubin.
,srl,es 20 THE SUH - say there is no truth
In tho report that Marvin Hart Of Iouia-
vile ever whipped the Akron Giant II any
thing Madden bays that II should read the
When the pair met AZ Baltimore on May
20 for twelve rounds. declares hndurL,
sRuhlln only got a draw although the news
ne decision. Gus beat Hart H. most every
ronnd IN that fight and Tas surprised that
he only occurred n draw. In their az roInd
becauee none Is permitted in that city
But Rubin, IN my opinion. and In Tho minds
IN othera had things his own way through
ont / don't think that Hart is acting fair
in trying 10 tout himself on Jeiirics by say
lug that he beat Rubin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
Lawn Tennis at PInehurst.

P,xruunsr. Jan. IA mixed double tennis
tournament. the second OF the season. was
an interesting feature OF The week here The
anal round was won by Mas Glenny.oi Shelf
ga yoss and A. G. Sherman OF North
49, g. ,,hn defeated pr " A Crockett
o oP9'RP ,iraio, aud Mrs Leonard t1fts Of Md.
lord. Niasa. ?. CO. Gthf ParuGl 'anii
VIZ s;tr,,,ts Of Noe fork & 4 King Of
So~,hLoro. Mas. and N's u. \ eto KEY
o' ,pd Mes " v Scott OF Port
lana AZ r r. Ve'ltcc ~ Eroch.1u' ana Mrs
q lie knight OF lhiladclphia'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
Horse and Carriage Dealers Busy. p

Few trot1lng studs az young as that az Round
Ton Farm and as small In numbers nave bueeetueu
IN pacing SO many representatives on the uo'tihg
an d psc,ng records and this Is particularly notice
able from the fact that the owner has not himself
developed and raced the stock he has bred but
bns dispersed II by auction, 10 take rs chances
In prorniscuous ownership. This speaks volumes
for the quality Of the blood aAd the methods iof
kerping the youngsters until sold. It's biennial
sales have Included the animals which aiictward
became known 10 the harness racing world As
listed below every record having been ned
after the animals had left Mf. Olcou's Ownership,
viz: Troiicrs: Buglc 2l2i3. Alpha 2;lh'4 AArla'
22li Possibility ;z.l't fBS% c,;1' oIIsi ANA
bost OF others. on Wednesday next Peer G. KEEL
logF Will close oli a, aS1t2n NE s i eus o,rd
Iop r%'e SreT,tiiv AZ 1850 O'Clock an the
NorScs can h. seen AT the place 81 sale on and after
saturday, Jan G. Catalogues can he hhd by VIII
Ing NJ. kellogg at io' John street. Ne" hoi" oly'
At no time, during long and prosperous s il3gs
career has W. II Grhy been aoie 20 M3N slgh
TiAges As can be seen az present az M showrooms
q, 40 Wooster street lI,Iy ,g ~ ~ l1l ee
o, of second hand vehicles many OF them scarcely
won. enough 10 be called more than shopwou
tn. ,..ters Harness and saddery Company %
60 W. 49, ,rsy is showing stable and street blank
els Tor inc horse IN great variety aud ~ prices
that arc Ia keeping With moderate business ef-
penses.
There Is always feeling Of security 70 the buyer
when dealing with a reliable hUn such rs Charles
I proctor. HIS stables are heated on WeS' flny-
efp rf rtrt-t- aud lf suuWs i.ei - btst horscs
ttat n brain Of the brredr- and ~ ~ the trainer
can 2, ducc Proctor rtpo'! NE j., elng business
In a noun. lng cundl Ion, and be hos booked more
scufrarf- ~ hiS e. elusive furn0u's. nlch ne has
Tor hire to View ri families py ihe uuniA OF sea-
90 han .er %. VI" ul.a frasnn
". r.. Blron OF 80 Warren ST. ct ~ number
~ ssrord hand courf fockaway-, Whgune'tcs
and riIrrrys. an IN perfect order md priced az
big Liscouut from nIN cost
The Troy Chemical Company OF INuglamlon,
n Y hAs perfected an ointment iaai whl produce
Inc most speedy result In Nil cases Tor which an
ointrnent " required. n Will heal gals. saddle
sorrs ard skln disease II g. asserted that y VIII
permanently cure chronic scratches and grease
heel. making qilck, clean cure Without scab or
scar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08


Prank Allison Hays. oyeIbrook Coli Club. Phil;
sdelphlA: william Fenwick earns, Auburn Park Golf
Grub. ,Chleego. ": y No9,dTHaara New YORK 9oTk.
II. 4, Grail. New York: J; A. Dickson, Chicago;
II. r. MamloR, New York, J. D. plummer' Spring
lin, New Haven, Conn; u, w Carter, Aerlden
Conn; J. n Hawloy, New York IL. II; Porter,
New York; Frank c. Mclan, New York. G. c. Yer
nam. New YofE: W r. Hoichkin, New York: l. +
Boyd, Milwaukee. WIS; d w Cooke; New York
Brooklyn II l. Wilscy, New YORK. Rudolph kley.
holte, New York William H. beers, New A9Tk'
New '' York j. Bardsey, Mon,claIr coli Club, Mont,
clair; William +. simpson, New YORK; y ;. bsGte
Springfield Mass.: j. l.. Stack. Chicago, Ill: w. r..
noOcrts, phladelpha' George button Boston ,,sSL,
L. West. washington; G. ". Higgins Chicago;
II. Whiting New York; william {. Freeman New
Deal coli Club; Dr. Frederick schayoir. stamford;
Paul Harrison Mouiclair
PrvEuuRsr. y. G.. Jan. IA bah sweep
stakes WAS a special golf feature of the week,
II. v. Priest Of Swampscot Mass, whose
handicap was 10, winning first with 50 net,
and S Iseman OF New York, whose handicap
was is. second with so. The scores OF other
h; iSs7 A. lo'iD treamcr North Conway
ps, o--o2; NJ h. Byrnes. New York, III, 20 %:
Cart j. 'P p Crane. WoiRSton Mass. lis, IS
p5 c. Nj Brett, Hudson, Mass. 100 90
II. ". Chapman. New York. liO. ISIS; +. f.
Belden Hartford. Conn, li0. Pos: j. j.
Cameron, Passalc, y, J.. 1874 $50; G. Lee
Knight, Philadelphia, 1903. 3-lO0 II. K Nal
llnson, New York. i29. 20-lo9;
Among the contestants who did not hand
in cards we're: ". F.. Putnam. Boston; T. b.
Cotter. Winchester Mass: +. a King North
boro Mass: S. h. Vickers, Baltimore; A. q.
Warren. Rochester. n, Y; W. G. Johnson,
New York. l.. r. Fuller. New York; J. r.
TAFT. Baltimore.
Rain has washed the snow OF the links
70 some extent and II was possible for the
most enthusiastic to make the rounds yes;
tcrday, and, should the thaw that is expected
annually az about this time come along, the
polfing conditions will improve very rapidly
There were no competitions yesterday, al
though PLAYERS were. out, at the DykeI
Meadow, Baltusro. Newark, Crescent and
Garden City links In lunches. There was
also some Rolfing at Van Cortlandt PARK
and, no matter how bad the weather mas
been, two members OF the New YORK COL
Club claim to have played from nine 20
eighteen holes every Saturday 20 far THIS
winter.
VIII Tucker. the Ardslcy oiub profe ysional
iaRgain in charge for the winter at the Country
Club OF Mobile. lie says there j. great tn
terest in tho game thron rhout. Alabama
and tho weather is so pleasant she women
and men play In the lghtcst Of summer
clothes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
COLE.
Advance Entries for Advertising Mems
Tournament at PlnehurSt.

Some twenty additional entries arc ex-
peoted TO the following players who have
made early entries for the advertising mems
tournament at the Pinehurst. ~ C., links
tomorrow and Tuesday;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
Lot of Reduced
English Travelling
Bags.
rIsde to Sell for SIS to $50.
Red uGed to Less Than Half.

rIsde to Sell for SIS TO $50.
Reduced to Less Than Half
all made in the CROSS work
shops in England-hand-
with the inimitable smartness Of all
CROSS goods.
Damaged very slightly from
being displayed. Number is lin
tied.
Some marked with wrong initials
at even greater reductions.
TO THOSE GOING SOUTH
Special attention is called to our
regular English Sole Leather Suit
Cases from Sl4. 75-comfortably
holding the necessary changes of
clothing for long journeys-and to
our Specially Fitted Toilet Cases
and Bags.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
All Reduced to
Less Than Half
Former Prices

This unusual sale of the highest
grade Leather Articles that come
to America includes not many of
one kind, but individuals of many
different kinds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

who were Interested in the Sailor. They
told Corbett that the fight would be stopped
sixth round. Corbett then agreed 20 20
on for On equal division Of the gate. ana
Deyery. prepared 10 double GROSS him.
When the sixth round was under way Cor
bett looked at Deyery. but tho Chief never
moved n muscle. Then James began to see
things, and McVey did the trick that pre-
vented killing, as the referee declared all
bets of.
Jack Root tho mddlewelRht. who recently
INDUCED In fake fight in Philadelphia with
Tommy Ryan, has been barred from nearly
all the leading boxing clubs In the West.
But Ryan, for some reason. has not been
placed under the ban. When fake fighters
are barred everywhere. tho boxing game
Will be largely benefited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
DOGS AND BIRDS.

s----e-er--I---1l--7-F
GRhNDEST LOT genuine Angora cats received
TOO late for Christmas trade. sacrificed. CEDAR
htNNELS lJo5 Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

81
csEIssSb
<ekeLssHSE9Szs
HMARh'
CG!RDS|s
<0iNi,jDI5io:N
Wounded
Ing the Fret
and Jostle Of
Holiday Shopping

Some of the finest. richest
Leather Goods in the whole
CROSS stock.
Many wounded only by the
innocent soil of enthusiastic shop
pers' hngermarks.
Some hurt by the brander's
iron-wrong initials and mono
grams burned in.
Can easily have new initials and
monograms substituted.
And many piqued only in
their aristocratic feelings-because
the Holidays are past and they
must be asked to 60 at a sacrifice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08
DIR, KANE'S REPORT
DIR. KA NJ e,

DIR. KANE, whose practice is exclu-
svely confined to diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder, Prostate Gland and the Genito-
Urinary organs, presents with pride the
following annual report, as il represents an
almost unbroken chain Of successful opera
tons and treatments in cases the majority
of which have failed to find cure by the
ordinary methods Such statistics and in
the largest speciality practice in the world,
are most unusual and bespeak the skill
of the physician better than any other
means
Note, if you please, that there has not
been one single death in over 1927 opera
tons, some of a most serious nature and
upon men advanced in years; also that DR..
Kane has operated for Varicocele and
Structure oftener than the physicians Of the
five largest hospitals in New York, Paris,
or London.
Enlargement of the Prostate Gland
Cure by Electroyss md Cataphor-
cS s:' by Operation and Electrical 1S % 'l6
Lost or Failing Vitality
Cysttis inflammation of the Bladder
Acute 90 A14
Diabetes .
Bright's Disease
Incpient 81 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

~ r ri non OF 50 Warren ST ct - number
~ .erord hand coure fockaways, whgune'ics
and rlrrrys an IN perfect order and priced az
BIZ discouut from nrs' cost,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

VIII Tucker. the Ardslcy oinb professional.
ia again in charge for the winter at the Country
Club OF Mobile. lie says there j. great tn
and the weather is so pleasant The woncn
and men play In the lghtost Of summer
clothes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-08

Ana now Y s Tom Sharkey who wants 10
.pme out OF retirement and fight somebody.
Inerkev s7vs he would give anything 10 get
1I,l iorbeli In the ring with him, but Corbett
~ Just stated positively that he will fight
gpuody but Jeffries Can II be possible that
RsAfkey has Joined the ranks OF the buffers
" .hht he might have a chance 70 win In
tuoller battle with Corb,tt who would have
tv.h knock ed out by IN, Sailor had not 5nmes's
i1m.ill second. Con McNey, jumped into the
lurbett would never have consented to
i"i nh1ikay at the locnl club had "a not
0''n 4or uick played upon him by The men
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