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New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
WITH THE GOLFERS.
Entries for amateur Cham pionship
WiU Close To-nigHt.
T. r. HITCHCOCK.
ASSOCIATION.

The entries for the amateur championship. which
ia to be played August to u at the Chicazo Golf
Club Wheaton, Ill, close this evening with W
Fellowes Morgan, Arch s. Brooklyn Bridge but VIII
not be made public until late tomorrow afternoon
in order to cover all entries may arise by be-
lated Western mails.
1here is a general anxiety TO to what extent
the East will be represented AS a rule, there IS
not heavy entry from the East when the na-
tional championship Is played in the West. For
this reason Walter ]. Travis says he will not be
able to select the team to represent the NetropoIl-
tan Golf Association in the OIympian team con-
test. which Is TO precede the championship, and
be played August Z. until he sees the entry list
and knows who is going
The only player he IS sure Of at present is
Jerome D. Travers. the Nassau schooIboy golfer
VINO gave him such remarkably fine game in
the Shinnecock tournament last week
John NJ. Ward, champion of New Jersey, who
has been selected TO captain and choose the team
TO represent the ew-Jersey State Golf AssoCia-
ton, says he does not know Of any one from that
body who is going 10 enter for the championship
and it is doubtful if he will enter himself as he Is
going to North Dakota on a cunning tour George
T. Brokaw, of the best New Jersey PLAYERS, is
now in Europe and Archie Graham has gone
away for the summer
The Philadelphia and Boston districts. however
may be well represented. and there will certainly
be enough of good men from the metropolitan dis
trict to enable Mr. Travis 10 select strong repre-
sentative
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
SYSONBY NEAR GOAL.
Melton Colt UM Soon Join List of
Winners of OUer 100000.

The victory of Sysonby in the Brighton Derby at
Brighton Beach on Saturday brought the son Of
Melton close TO the exclusive and charmed circle Of
rhorouEhbre which have won over 100000 in
stakes and purses.
The race was worth S11,T5 TO James r. Keene, and
this tidy little sum brought the grand total Of the
winnings Of Sysonby up 20 Sg7,sSS which means
that one more victory viii put Sysonby over the
coveted mark which so many good horses have
struggled for and few have reached
To date this year sysonby has won s66.625. while
last wear he captured sS1.673. He has been beaten
on only one occasion. and that was when Artful
and Tradition led him home IN the Futurity last
year.
sysonby raced I've times last year. He first
started IN & race at five and one-haIf furlongs,
which he won in 107 4-5 with 107 pounds up. He
followed this I'D with victories in the Brighton
Junior, the Flash Stakes the Saratoga Special and
the Junior Champion. and defeat in the Futurity
This year he has gone TO the post six times TO
date and has been returned a winner on each oc-
oasaon. In the Metropolitan Handicap he ran
dead heat with Race King, and the purse was
divided each getting $3.50.
Sysonby won the Tidal Stakes, worth G4550; the
Common wealth Handicap, worth ll,025; the Law
renee Realization Stakes worth $500: the Iro-
oIois Stakes, worth $3.50. and the Brighton Derby
worth 81 100 He Of course, leads the list OF win
ming horses 1or 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NOVEL TOURNAMENT PLAY.

~. Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club has
- a novel tournament IN mems handicap
-sr~1es- which VIII be started tomorrow. and Ia
s~.s "a a continuous tournament Thirty
...o-. are entered. and the matches viii
o. Ssx an the cirt courts OF the Hamilton
Grange grounds lSt a. and frss y piay Whenever
= E~aSa E~aSasa. and Whomever he may select Nc COM
pstor may refuse to play snesHsr esvs s ounds or
do 50 s9ta.heS a match within hfteen minutes OK ths
tsms he Is again asked % raore than month
~ n that time comPsttor must nave piaSs1 sSs
eno II -.ora zarnes and have met rot iess IlAn
torty oss-sot % opponents TO be considered IN tne
nning class The player sc9rs aa s ne
rlLaDel % the sets he has lost wil oe the wlnne
BASS W." "toI,rnament and there WILL also DC second
nd third prizes ,., ara taIIisd f,v q novel sys-
Ihe sels 9fnR tickets between the eonsestlnS
TEN OF eATn eAT@ ssontsstants ere dividsd INTO Ak
players - asanknm hnnMnnA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
INTERNATIONAL YACHTING

TIE feature OF the yachting world last week vas
The victory o. the Manchester over the Alexandra
q tie series of races for the SeaEanhaka Inter-
national Challenge Cup, on Lake St Louis. DorvaI.
Quebec The American challenger Won three
stra-ghr victories over Ire Canadian defender and
brought the trophy back 70 the United States L
was -Es first tine tbs challenging yacht had ever
---. When the trophy was offered. in 1885, the
Canadians Won Il, and since then the Americans
hare challenged eight times unsEccessfuIy and the
t-lE. sh once. report from TORONTO says that
-l= National Yacht and Skin Club Of that city has
dv begun negotiations with the Manchester
Yacht Club. with view 10 challenging FOR the
~Ir N 1905 The trial races 70 pick a challenger
and a defender for the Ca-ada's CUP were con-
cf-5sG last week at ROcheruer and Toronto. To de-
fr-G tie clp the Rochester Yacht Club. the holder
las picked the IrOQuois HerTeshoff creation,
while the Challenging boat viii be the Temeraire
me races VII be sailed early in August on Lake
- cff the mouth OF the Cenesee River. Lorie
nIabbett. Of the Rochester Yacht Club viii cap
~ in the TrocUCis.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
TROTTING

-ae scene n the Grand Circuit shifts this -...,x
tr'a1 -etiolt 10 Cleveland. Last year tbsr. ,-..
rc Grand circuit meeting al TIE C-ia,-ala-,5 -
o"iLS 20 l7ounie with the authorities op ,be -
R --7-'---e over poolselling and boolzr,alrn,-
-a-. ms season II looked as Il the circ+ cbss-
T9--- again SKIP The CLEVELAND track but the dis
c---es WIZ me GlenTille authorities have he,
Fal--+- ID and the meeting will omen to7sv
t > Nr H-i-ings has Lou Dillon I:5S1> and Arsto-
Ds1a- -asss' AZ Cleveland. and both these cham,
PllI Eo--efs VII be sent against the records tl,ts
"seH- marry ~ DeTereauI. the owner of John A
---=I'-- - Always a prominent figure during the
iaee--lS az OleFe-and- Messrs Billings ana Dew
erea-A VII cTlFe n the amateur races At Glen
'-i-e. Tor the professionals good purses ara
c2--- atlo some excellent sport is sure IN result
- re --s s-a14es which raced last week al De
.-- - oeen sMppec 10 Cleveland. The only
-ire--E OF lle Grand Jircuir Detroit "a
---- Flcr i-Ie-1ered with the programme Of ia
-aFL day. only TWO heats We're raced IN Fri7s-Eo
isLa- races were therefore decided on - s+a-5
IAe " lle summaries. The features of The meet
lng ~ course, were the Merchants and NaTT-
factlrers' Stake, for p rrorre-s e-S - =
q l-l.-e1ce STAKE. Tor "a PAGERS. Ed F CSeers
&c --e Lna-Cber OF Commerce with yK-alrar
---- - l-ls= straight heats, duplicating the
E-- ------S OF 4ssl year when he with
5ar lrattan. The Merchants and Nfanuract-
l--s was won bE Angle, owned by c Norris OF
e.ealc saunders driving. while the CSeers entry
lla---a W. finished second Go
N21 WIN STANLEY Dillon Angle is chestnut ma .
= AAle4-s a-G ~ alter Direct is a black horse bv
E--5NooG- Mss ~ l-l-n1onr, Red Bud. Tom AK
N.------r ALt--oe hesWlCE, Locanda, Sadie Mac
--r-e Nooo A., Hal 9. Josie. Baron Grattan. and
LeplE-- IN the % pace. Lsocanda. the winner
paced II 25. the fastest heat Of The ves- 70 5afa
-o---ng meetings were also held last week al
SSslE1s. Mass; Titusviile. Penn. and Elrnira
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
ROWING

TIE twenty-afth annual regatta OF the Canadian
Association OF Amateur Oarsnen viii be held at
s.. Catharines. Ont, Friday and Saturday,
August ! and 3 The list OF events includes twelve
contests, and the distance n each case will be
nlls and $50 yards straightawEy. Trial heats VIII
be rowed on August and the finals the following
day. The Canadian Association OF Amateur Oars
men was organized IN 1880 when the first regatta
was held on Toronto Bay. Since thar time re-
Eatras have been held annually various places
having been selected FOR that purpose, Until the
selection Of the permanent course az St CAtharlnes
Il 1903 marked the final stage OF the nornaolc e1
.Ers1ce OF the association The olsadVartases o.
holding he events which decided the champlon-
Ehi5 of Canada at places which anoroec the pest
sranclal Inducements regardless Of the aqOanc
f.clites led 20 the establishing OF psrI1aI1sLt I
course. founded the lines OF the wen ~s1 hao~11
EseYlev regarta ard the more recently fo1noed
American Rowing Association. OF Ph!ladapnla. now
COMMONLY called the American Henley A-Isr oe-
igbe-artn9 carefully the adNantages onsssrsSS
~ several locations, y Unanimously oscAoeo
fbst ne -sre ,Thlch most nearly filed al the re-
cuirenents for a permanent course was Lae r4 o-4
VVelrerd canal between ST. Catharfnes eno 81 -
Tlahousse and the success OF the regetas nteS5 nee
this course the last two seasons hA~ I---' '-
- reHa ar~f
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
GOTETNG.

The victory of 4. Chandler Egan over Walter z.
Egan. II the Western Golf Association champion
ship ar the Glen View Club, near Chicago. last
week, attracted widespread attention. II was the
Jllr5 time that these two cousins. populaTlR known
IS the ''goldnE Egans" had met IN the final for
the Western title. Each had scored one victory
and each had many supporters The victory OF the
national amateur champion proved that he is
rounding into excellent shape for the national
chanpiOuship tournament Al the Chicago Golf
Club next week The final round was played over
flooded links, which made brilliant golf nlposs Dle-
The course Al Glen View is on low land, ana a
heavy storm always floods the whole surrounding
country. This was the case at the national ANA
teur championship. In 1892 when Louis y. James
won the title. beating Eben II. Byers in the final.
he writer attended the 1902 tournament and viii
rC-ci thar there is Werter place on earth than
the Glen View course when a real Chicago rain
storm comes along. At the Shinnecock Hills GOLF
Club tournament, at Southampton Long Island.
lasr week. Walter J. Travis, Jerome D. Trayers
PLc 7. A NurdOck carried or the hOnOrs. Mr..
Travis beat AIr. Travers IN sensational match
FOR first cup. The former made round OF the
links IA = during the tournament, which was the
best score turned in
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
LAWN TENNIS.
Tournaments This Week at NorfoE,
Conn.,, and Naha1t, Mass.

Two out OF town tournaments this week win
claim the upper class lawn tennis players in the
preparation for the al-consrT national champion
sbsn On the courts OF the Casino at Newport
7-bs meeting at Nahant. Mass, begins to-day and
es "a tn this meeting that Clarence Hobart former
doubles champion. with Frsd Hovey, VIII Try out
TTyvis c. Grant Against them viii be Harold T.
Fzackett and Frederick & Alexander. Robert Ls
Roy and Raymond p. Little. ana several or the
REST OF the Boston pairs --..,
Ths other tournament OF note On the Sn1teo
ts that OF the Norfolk Lawn Tennis Club. OF N3r.
sson--ts OF the Aidridge gymnasium: The most
0oro-sInent entry from this city viii be the Kings
Rto..1o TazVn Tennis Club pair, Frederick @. An
SSsr-o5 and Henry W. Moilenhausr.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
SPORTING COMMENT.
Nescs and TiesCs on Current TONES
Amateur and Professional

Thero wiil be a lulI in the wor5s or .--,- 49,,
week as compared with some OF the busw n.~t..-
which have passed and are yet TO come rr+s -
show contingent which chased the b,,a rsA.--s
So assiduoasiy at Atlantic CITY ana a. -
Branch, VIII move en- masse To Long rsiarI -
tte annual exhibition at Bay shore IS sobo.--,-S
for the last three days OF the present Vel, -
Ey contests which have an i.Iteruationsl a.
now thst the lawn tennis at Wimbledon .rs -,
races tor the Seawaahaka Internattona1 -,n
CAP. near Montreal, are over, viii be tha c-,o,T..
matches between the team OF the Afo.5oseS
cricket club and the New-York and F9busda1,,,-
crkeers These viii be continued tbis 49, -
-r1rtHs, The second meeting OF the c,rans c.
VIII oe Aeid at Detroit, beginning to-sa,, tn
F~Sna az racing shifts 10 Saratoga. and I.,-yo-,-
Vil aaVe 10 set along without the runners Co. the
7eNt 1onlA. No Important golf Tournaments 90
scheduled this week but the national .r,,.a--
Championship WI be played next vvee,, - ~.
th'aHs IcI cub links at Wheaton IN lerzr -.
plenty ~ practice fer the in1no-+s,+ ..s playeTS
ticl are soon TO be PLAYED al I7-g1roo5 eIlls
sou - -L Long Island, and Nepv1o-+ =
.a---e- ~-.- t--s week viii duli u-ifl -
~, 49, 81 tt3oSS.og forward the start of tha
ac4t Cub annual cruise ~ A,,--,n. -
There WI oe polo this eek al TNa % a.s qsI , ~
-.t--rE ---o grounds. az Narragansetf T5ia-
N--- ~ WI - Tor the NarravanSef+ 'zS1-.SSs -
lsa-a Fo5lt Judith and Freshmen -1r1s Fr1loos TL
p -4-ls sAooJing VIII be interested IN t5e
vefA n t1e t-eeoTcoor. Ions Is7anS hasSe ing
N.- -e ms a. Albany under the aTsnIcas -
20 Elescn snc Mohawk circuit --,sra -a7s o.
"i' -oeal baseball. golf. cricket etc oe
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
ruoporrcrgRED RACNG-

roverz ~ rhs thoroughhrecs win see 10 nore
racing around New-york until the opening cf the
autumn meeting OF the Shespshead Bay 'ocHs'
Club. on August u For the NEXT four weeks "a, ea
toga WIN be the mecca OF the thorougnorso -
e. -. - =, es,e richest stakes of the turf
-, - .,,ro.sa eor The twenty-five day meet
up n FTiekton Beach provided some nrst ss cIsSs
owners WITH a total OF SIS $50 large psrt o. ss a
Vss won By sysOnby: Harry Payrs a - 1rts,i ia
tbe E1gsfsB - e ~ Bsndicap Captain g. Brown wes
third He owed this place 70 tnS s1e Is-v. yin
S1rr were ADJUST belmont Sydney PsssS Lao1ass s5s
I7Itot@o.g 4~s ~ n VVfdener John A Drake &c
p T11-syr- -" The features Of the Lneelns w. -
The vicfory Of Arrful IN the Brghfn ~ ss
oefaaf ~ E5er-ris IN the Test t1snolcsX snd
victories ~ esvsouby IN the Brighton DerOs N
Accoun-srr tr1 fbe Brighton Junior
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
WON GERMAN EMPERoR's CUP.
Mulcahey and varley, Speedy 0arsmen,
Home from Hamburg.

The German Esnpsror,s Cup for the best pair OF
oarsuen In the world. VIII come TO America next
weak and will and q nions In the trophy room OF
the AtaIanta Rowing Club
This is the news that John ]. #. Aruicahey and
william yarley. the ATLANTA champion oarsmen
vho competed for the cup. brought yesterday on
the return from Hamburg They came the
Blucher.
TThe Americans the race, but because OF q
yoir-up In the lengths astern, the Ger
man officials were unwilling TO let the cup 60.
Mulcstey and VarieY fled protest and refused 10
try again -. =. a..
told ths exrsEsa that s6s cup would = sAns % ~
-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
RECORD FOR CHRISTIE.
AutoiSt Corers Kil0metre in 25 Sec
0nds on Cape May Beach.
rHr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Cape May, n. J.. July 30.--Walter Christie. in
his 12O horsepower blue flyer. lowered the Anleri-
can kIometre record on the beach here to-day, go
ing over the distance IN 25 seconds fat
He made several trials between II and o'clock.
when the tide was out. and in trying to beat his
own record Of to-day drove twice in 20 15 seconds
He Will try again 10 beat the worlds Alometre
which has been arranged for. it is said that of
the machines owned by William K Vanderbilt.
fr with a Frenchnan as chauffeur, will try to
Saat the Ostend and Ormond-Daytoua records
To equal the worlds mile record Christie must
batter his time 3-5 seconds and for the konetre
record 2 3-5 seconds also
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
EEw.YoRK a C. CREW BEATEN.

TIE crew Of the New-York Athlsre SluO los' %
DE New-HocheIIe Rowing Cub In the &ann-i
challenge NILE race held on the Sound A' Ne~
Eochsle yesterday. us ubsn
TIE orews had gone quarter OF : n---s a
Thompson. OF the Mercury poot - T-.s New
Eoc.s,I1 -. - we won TIE race for uis Last
AZ years -. xaeforious crew and
each MEMBER receiTed gold medal uS AZ crew ras s-
geston OF tae New-Hork t,s sane distance,
aud To- Nsx-Eooa.l.s 1asn ssn U- - ''S
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
mETRoPoLIT.-4 LEAGUE STANDING.

Only more series OF matches remains 70 be
played IN the championship OF the Metropolitan
Lawn Tennis League. There also four post
poned matches. but ths playing OF these viii only
decide the winner OF second place TO the twice
champion Kings County Lawn Tennis Club team.
With the matches played and Won in the last
series the NeW-York Athletic Club drops down 10
10 last on the list The standin. follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
OLDFIELD DRIVES FAST.
Sets New "Auto" Record of / :12 for Half
Mile Track at Toledo.

Toledo. July So.-Just at the finish OF the first
+brae mile heat in what was to be a three heat
race, for S. go, between Barney oldheld and Earl
F<ser on the half mile track at the Fair Grounds
here to-day the axle OF KIser's machine broke
and the was not nnlshed Oldne4d tlIne was
3:49 and Kisers 3:49 leo
Later, in an exhibition, oldneld covered mile
IrS 45 made at Omaha last year.
Charles Soules broke the half mile track record
OF Ia 2-5 for 30-horsepower machines by going
rnfI in
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
PHnADEDLPHIA. 2; CHcAco.

Chicago. July so.-The game to-day. a pitchers
battle, went to Philadelphia on Magse's base steal
ing and Dooin's fast work behind the bat The
score:
RI E.
PhiiaSS PRiiaSslDhia ;'...:::- -. 9 I "a :
Battsrtes-DuggIeby Dooin; Briggs King I'm
pire-BaIisewine. Attendance. lAoOO.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
sgA7LE AND euckENUs DRAW.

sylvan Beach, N z. July so-Searls and Gues-
en-. to-day drew the game 20 break the tie In tns
ast class OF the general tourney played hers unce-
the auspices OF the New-Tork state Chess Associa-
S5o1 n was a Caro- kann defence. In which torty--
eight moves were recorded The second game V--s
be played during the week az trenton SaAS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Cincinnati July So.-The Giants another
easy victory over Cincinnati here to-day by
score of TO 2. Poor base running helped to keep
down the score of the home team.
The fielding of the local men poor. especially
the work OF Corcoran. A crowd numbering l5 $50
saw the game The score:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NEW-YORK

Two-base hits-Mctiinnity, strang, Seymour. Three
base hit-Mertes. Double plays-Corcoran, Huggins
Barry Msrtes Dshlen First base ballsOn Ewing.
!. Sacrifice htBrovne. by pItcher-By McCInnty,
l. Struck out-By Ewing. :: by McGinnty, g. Time,
I:47. Umpres-Johnstone and ODay
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
TWO GAMES FOR ST. LOUIS

St Louis July So-st. Louis took two games to-
day from Boston. Brown and Willis pitched ef-
fectively in the first game. Young hit oppor-
tunely throughout the second contest. Attendance
1850 The scores:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New.To5k s. cincin- St Louis I; Boston.
Phiadeiphia. 2; Chi St Louis, s: Boston. 5
cago. l (seoond gaIne).
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

AZ Arbany-Utica, i: Albany,
AZ Troy-Troy, 4; A.. J. and G., Cter inrings1-
AZ syrncuxs-sGznton vs. Syracuse (rain).
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DO games played
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A. gam. postponed;
rain
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Beat Reds Easily Before a
Big CrotUd.
GAMES TO-DAY.
PRESIDENT
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn at PittsburE.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
GAM ES TO-DAY.
~

Cleveland at New-Yor&
St Louis a. Boston
Chicago az PHILADELPHIA
Detroit at washington
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

u>orrPTT4 RACE-THD SARATOGA HANDICAP Of
$40 00o thrse-year-olds and over; S.
ner $1,000 the second and $500 10 the third One
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-06
A Genuine Bargain

The author tf Canadian savage Folk"
has much to tell Of Iadisn HE ard chsise-
ter bt}re the savage had com' In contact
win civilization. This | formation 10 Of
the greater interest because 90 few OF the
tribes are left who have not come under
the irhdence Of white teaching and ,x,m.
pie.
Ahx'ous to learn all | could about the
marriage customs Of the people, says the
author, | asked one Of my friends, "How
many wives have YOU
Toree, said he.
How did you get thems
Well, gave horse for the frat one.
She was not very good looking, so got her
Tor one horse. The second one was good
looiiog and good cook, so paid two
hofses for her. The third was a beauty.
she was good cook and she had a ane dis.
position; gave three horses and gun and
saddle for her. She WAS beauty
After nsrrating this In businesslike
fashion, he turned to me and said, aAps.
wakss, how many horses did you pay for
herY'
"Apawakas" is the Indian name for nv
wife. II means White Antelope. was
rather taken aback to have the tables turn.
ed upon me so quickly, but determined to
make the best Of the situation, 80 proceed.
ed to tell the Indian the white mans meth
cd OF obtaining a wife.
After the explanation was given Of set.
ting up house keeping, and told him that
the mother-in.law provides pillows, blsu-
kets, and many Of the necessary things for
the house.
When this point was reached the red men
could not restrain their laughter any long.
Pr. They shook with am uscment a. the
strange customs Of the white men. After
Ihey were able to control themselves, one
'f them said, "They psi you for taking
leT ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-06
Out OF STOCK.

taxes great deal to .hs,,er the q M .
p'so'' % bead .s''cr and To /, igee h,,n
y "e 'evc' ~ an ordinary, spolose,ie NOR /.
'h' oas the Tea, vas accomplished IA WI.
rs'oa' says The Post, and il a YER, .mp, |.
way A lawyer wcai TO sumner 4, ,s,.
1'a care Alter the theatre, and ordered a
cup OF ct fee. :"
reese brig Il 10 a cup with the han die
on 'he 'cft sldc. be said, cotli ientlallr, TO
tne walter I'm lett handed. Ana / dm,.
hke any other Kind ofa cup.
res ar stammer,d the walter l~IL
sir.
ne was "cn to hasten away aud confer
W" %. mead waiter, Then the head w,it.
er bore down ou The party.
what sort Of cup VA. that you wsu,,a
air he said.
Cup With The handle on the lrft site. l'm
ieIt handed, returned the lawyer.
The bead wsIter disappeared, to return
i'tie later obviously purterbed.
The cup YOU he began
"ha'' exclaimed tbs lawyer. DO YOU
mean 10 'til me that In a u s'.clss cafe Ike
'ni' you havent eh athlng q. cup with
handle on The left sid,' Absurd why,
nov am to use any other kind You must
have plenty OF Them.
"tii' said the head walter. We Usually
has, but In sorry, sir; dc last We had was
broke this morbirg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-04-06
For People Of Thirty.

you reach the ige Of thirty wtht ut
having had any serIou, Illness you will be
likely to live till seventy or more, raid
physician. All the old folks know reach.
ed thirty without any Alarming maladits
scored egaInst them.
From thirty on al you need do 10 to be
careful to observe few simple rules OF
neslth. ] should say that these rules are
simple and good
Eat fruit at breakfast and at luncheon.
Avoid pastry, mullins, hot bread and but
tered toast.
Eat potatoes once day.
Walk at least four miles 10 the open air
daily.
DO not drink tea or coffee.
Take daily bath and wash the face with
warm water before retiring.
Sleep eight hours.