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BATTING AND FIELDING.
Work or the New YORK Nationals and
Americans and the brooklyn Team.

The advent OF the Western games has
caused falling on with the bat In some cases
In the work Of the three local base ball teams.
The batting averages OF last week show this.
The New York Nationals have seven men In
the 800 class. outside OF Clarke. whose lone
single gives him FIRST rank. with a perfect
score. Last week az this time nine men
we're welting the horsehide at better than a
800 clip, and Browne had not been In a game
The right fielder got back into the play at the
start Of last week, and after hitting for 200
for two days lapsed into his consistent clip.
lie Is doing 800. The tight games Of the St.
Louis series put singles al a premium with
the McGrawiteS Mike Donlin. who had
credit OF .403 last Monday, which put him in
third place, now is sixth. with $50. Mathew
son. Wiltse and McGinnity, all Of whom
played one game each last week. maintained
their good stick work and all are over $50
DRhlen. Devlin and Mertes are stealing bases
with a reckless disregard for opposing catch
ers
Keller is still the same consistent swatter.
He has varied only .OO4 in the last four games
and has the top notch with the stick among
the local Americans with 1917. His fielding
continues perfect, while his base running
and sacrifice hitting speak for themselves.
II Is fine game tnat the little fellow is putting
up, Except for Mcclure passing Dou gheTty
there Is practically no change In the order
Of the other players. Geager and Chase
DoIh nave IMP! ofeu' Ihe UIsl Da seHlhh geNIhB
into the 200 class. Presumably he Is tnding
himself. for he managed TO hit well in Chicago
and he has n ide only one error In his last
ten games. Hog, VINO has pitched in SIX
games, has 20 sIike-outs TO his credit. OTth
has gotten out Of the 900 class In hitting,
carving out a home-run up In Boston last
Monday. Williams Is pla ying a good all
around game. as Is Dave Fultz.
GessleT and Mitchell are the only two Brook.
lynites who are connecting with the spheroid
20 any extent, and they are one. two still.
The fielding OF Hanlon's men has been poor,
although numerous infield changes may &C.
count for some Of the errors Lumley and
Lewis have improved only few points In
their rHppinR. while the others are falling
on. An encouraging symptom Ia that the
regulars are up among the first ten, instead
OF being close 20 the bottom, where they were
4 couple ofaweeks back.
The figures Of all games. including last
Saturdays, follow
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THOMAS ENTRY WITHDRAWN.
ChicagOan Incensed over Non-DeiiVery
OF Cup Racer, which IL in This city.

CHICAGO May H.-Dr. II. r. Thomas OF
the Chicago Automobile Club. has withdrawn
his entry from the Gordon Bennett cup race
TO be held in France and the Automobile
Club OF America has written him that he for
feIts his deposit and also precludes the &C
ceptance Of his entry from any future events
held under the auspices Of the club. TINS
does not prohibit DIT. Thomas from any other
races. however. as the matter stands at pres
ent.
George J. Scott. chairman OF the racing
committee Of the Automobile Club Of America,
il DESTROYS OF having DR., Thomas reconsider
his decision, but there is small chance OF his
doing 80. The car which was built Tor Dr;
Thomas is a 90 horsepower locomobue ana
was promised by April /, but be has not re-
Gel we'd any word OF IL to date.
II | do not receive definite word by To-
morrow as TO where the car Ia, ] viii begin
legal measures TO secure II. said the uoctor
to-day. i do not even know where IL IA
except from newspaper reports, had the
same trouble in delivering over the frst car
] bought and ! will see that get what 10
coming to me this time
DR.. Thomas's car has been In New York
since last Thursday when IL was brought
here from the factory al Bridgeport in charge
OF A. l.. Rker and Joseph Tracy. the latter
having been engaged to drive the car IL
has been undergoing tests under the direc-
ton OF the racing committee OF the AUTO
mobile Club OF America since ia arrival IN
this city having made a very favorable i'm
Dression on W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr., during
IS mile road test on saturday.
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SOX SLUG AMBROSE MERELY.
PUTTMANN'S PITCHING SOFT,
AND THE NEW FORKS LOSE.
Fast and Clever FIeldinG In Chicago, but
the Game IL Onesided-Chase Makes
. Homo nun and = Frantic Throw
-Phiadelphias Win From the Browns.

-Philadelphias Win From the Browns,
CHICAGO, May it.-Long Ambrose Putt
mann was a soft thing for the White So1
to-day. They fell upon Ambrose and they
slugRed him merrily. but Grihith did not
change pitchers. letting Putnam take his
gruelng TIL the close. New York made
sundry hits Oh Altrock. including q home
run drive by Chase. but could not combine
the vanops 20 any effective degree. The
fielding on both sides was fast and clever,
but the game was too lopsidOd 20 be really
interesting. New York scored in the second
when Conroy forced Anderson and came
around on YeAger's two Dagger. After that
the New Yorks did nothing until the seventh,
when Chase WhanRed one into the left field
bleachers and circled around amid much
applause. Hits by DouRherty and Keller
and a mui by Jones Melted another in the
eighth
The locals were busy with Putnam after
the first inning. Hard whacks by Davis
and Mcfarland counted one In the second
round. In the third pass to Green, Davis
double and Donahue's single accounted for
two In the fourth there were two baRRers
by Dundon and Jones. which, with a safe
whack by Green, sent In another pair. In
the seventh. with two out, Callahan doubled
and scored on swat by Davis. Chase made
a frantic throw IN the eighth with two out
and the bases filled. The result was a cyclone
OF runs. three men coming home before the
ball could be recovered. The score
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sheenshesd nay A. c. Games.

Al LoesinR. for the second time this season
scored dual victory in the weekly poiu I
competitions OF the Sheer sheAd Bay A. c..
held on the club grounds yesterday He
and the standing high Jump from the 5 inch
mark Leo LoeeinR, who IL suffering with
a badly eprained wrist. just failed 10 clear
= feet 10 inches In the standing hiEh Jump
and lost the lead IN points 70 his brother
80 Yard HAndicap-Won by A. Loeslng scratch:
8. A. Van Colt, yards. Second. T. paWioweky 4
yards, third. Tine, a 5 seconds
Pole Vault, Handicap-Won b. y. Corrcll Jr
scratch, with vault Of feet 81. Tombs scratch
third. With feet . inches.
Stending High Jump, Hhndicap-Won By A.
Lot1ing, inches, with 40 actual jump Of 3 feet
inches: 7 hugndge. inchea. and s. Tomba, 4
inches. ust Cor eeoond, via fest inchaa.
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Pasadena, King Pepper. Qamara, Sparkling
star and Others. ?, r. Thomas 3talyall
urlonEu, with $50 pounds, but II he goes no
WI meet some fast company 10 Tanya, Hand
z9tra. oxford and .Wotan. TWo-year-9lds
Iurlongs, with Clark 0rihlth and Green Room
probably meeting H., p. Whitney's The Irish
Ban, 2 colt by HamburFJIBelyhoo, sYddney
MaoumbeT, by OEden-MyTtle Hardness.
The third race IL for plateTs, seven furlongs.
and onatas Formidable. In the NTH event,
for maiden tw0-year-olda, hye fuTlonGe,
n, y Whitneys Nemesis. hlly by Meddler-
Heesle, Will meet Waterbok, HoofGy, Timber
and others. First Mason has TOP weight ip
the handicap az q mile and an eighth, with
New. York, OstTioh and Adben to beat The
entFiaa ara ~ foiioWas
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BrookIyns.

Home runs-Llmley, 1; Sheokafd, /: total, 2
Three base hits-Babb, Z Sheckard, 2: OwenA. 2.
Batch. !. Ritter. l. total, 9. Two base hts-Owens,
S. Dobbs. s: SheckArd. q Lrmley, Bitter. s. Lewis
2. Babb. q Batch L. Mcin'yre. I, Bergen. L. total
"a stolen baSes-LumleY, 7. Levis, s. Babh 3.
sheckard. 2 Batch. ?. Dobbs, ,. Ritter, ? Owens, 4
NclntyTe I: Bergen, I; tota'. 20. Sacrifice hits
Iumiey 9. Dobbs. s L-Ets, s. batch, ?; Owens q
Babb I: Bergen. ?: SheckArd I: Jones. !; Mcintyre
/: Doescher, l: Strcklett, T. Mitchell, ]; total, %.
Double plays-Twcnty SIX.
Struck out-Bv Mcintyre. e Cames, q; by Jones
40 Fames,. Is. by Scanlon n games Is: by Eason
a famesl, 10. By noescher q ramesi, g. BY Strick
ietf II Famesl. s. by ReisiinE q games ?; total %
First base on bAlls-On Scsnlon. "a: IN Jones, TO-
on Mcintyre, a. On Stricklett. a. on Doescher 7,
on Fason, q: on ReislnE, a. to'AL A.. Wild pitches
NcintvTe 2 Jones 2 Stncklett. 2 ScAnlon. 2: total
g. Bah-Strtckiett Passed balls-Ritter, 2.
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Gun Car Drivers sal for France.

Herbert Lyttle OF Toledo and Bert H. Ding
ley OF San Francisco. who will drive respec-
lively the Pope-Toledo racers Of Col. Albert
A. Pope OF Boston and W. 7. Muir OF Lex
inston, KY, in the Bennett cup race, sailed
Saturday for France on the New York. They
we're accompanied by William Nipper and
Jack Tattersall, who will act as mechanics
Of the cars Lyttle and DinRley will tune
their cars up on the Auvergn circuit, over
which the race will be held on July S. The
cars left New York on la Lorraine last
mobile Club OF America. and muet be passed
upon by the clubs European representative
Clarence Gray Dnsmore, before they Will
be allowed 70 compete a6 representatives OF
this country. After the Bennett race the
cars and drivers will be brought back here
70 prepare for the Vanderbilt cup race IN
which both are entered.
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cups in Classes A and az the westoheStor
IolT club was played Saturday and yeo-
terday and the men who qualified Ter
the respective cups were:
Glass Al. W. McNinIe,. 100, l7--sO. W. LsvOn-
son, lOl. lO-ei; A. ID, compton, %, on; Dr, A l.
walker o., 2-ai. Arthur ianch, l07, i0-eIi 8. s.
Kceler 100, s-eS S. 5. Watt, 100 2-eS; q. PoX
urauy, li2 800.
Class B-S. a. Austih III, rel; ". p. Eaton
100 IL q, ~ b. GufOrd, IFS, iS-i0o. Oolyer, lie,
iJ.lOI. X. {, RAyTer, it4, lS-iOi. w. Gardner,
i1S, 21-iOi {. L. Bowler i26. A-ioz 5. s. Van
Wiz. l2i, 2O-iOi.
The dra wing for the match play resulted
Nanch VS. Compton, Levenson Va. Keller,
Watt IS. Walker
Class B-Austin Va Rayner. Gardner ~
Guilford, Eaton vs.. Van Vie, Colyer Va
Bowler
The first round OF match play must be
played before Monday next.
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New York Americans.

Homt runs heeiss, nunAms; q SohIoy' !.
Dougherty. ?: Williams. ?: YesFer /. Chase, /.
Anderson, l; Elbcrfeld. !; total - Two base hits
Williams, 3; ConToy B. Mcclure, }. Chase. ?. fultz,
2 DouFherty, I: Keller, /. Williams I. Kieinow, 1:
total ~ stolen bases Williams, g. FultL, Q; Con
?. YeAfef. /: klelnOw, 4: Ebetield, 1, total. -.
Sacrifice hlts-keeler, 5. E,beTfeld. a. Williams, ?.
C1nrly. ?: D1uVlerty. I; AnI~rSnn,l: Kleinow, J..
total TO-
Double pl6ys-Tweny one.
Struck out-By Hogg 10 games, ~, By ChesbTo
Is Rames1. rs: by Orib 70 gAmesl, ~ by Garrison
Is games. y: by Powell % games, ~; by GHnlth
IS Eamesl, s: by Putnam Is Eamesl, s. total, -
FTst base on balls-Oh Hogg. 20 on Orth, 10; OF
Powell. IS; on Puttmann. IT. on Chesbro =, on
Clarkson O. on GTlf1th. ?. total. -. Wild pitches
Iorth. s: HoET. ,; Gnfhth. >; Powell, J.; Clsrks0n,
l. ChesbTo. 4 total, 10. Bak-Hogg 3. Pass
bals-Kleinow, D.
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New Cricket Cub.

A number OF Irish cricketers are forming
club known a. the Wicket Cricket cub. Mcst
OF the members have already achieved repu-
tntions on the crease on next Thursday
eveping there win be a meeting a. the Clifford
House. East Forty-second street. for the cleo
ton Of permanent Officers ard the fole' ton
OF a suitable location TO erect the wickets.
The following temporary Officers were chosen:
Charles O'FarrelI. president; +. J. White
yice-president. W. A de Podefta, secretary;
John y Black, William A. Brown, Henry
Goodman Jerry TuRE, r G. Henderson and
Percy Bolton, committee,
Celtic Park has been selected as the most
suit able headquarters.
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New York Nationals.

Home runs-Donlln, l. Strang, 1: AcGann, /:
DAhlen. 1. Devln. l: AhthewGOn, l.. Total. 9.
Three base hts-Donlin, S: Dahien. s. Browne. :
AcGann, /; Aertes, !, AcGinnity, 1. Total, Is.
Two base hits-BresnShan, 7. Donlln, s. StrAng, S:
Aeues, a. Gilbert, AeGann, :: Dahlen, 2: Devlln,
2 BOwerman, I: Aathevson. !. Total. q.
Stolen bases-Dshlen. =. Deyllp, A. Aeres. 9.
Donln, s. Browne, s. bresnshAn, s. BoWermAn, 2:
StranR. L. AcGann. 1; Clarke, Total. -. Sacn
nee hits-BowermAn. 4: McGann, T. StTanG. 3;
Taylor ?: Doniin, 2 Dahlen. p Browne, l: Gilbert.
/. BresnAhAn, /: Aathewson. I. Total. n.
Double plAys-Seventeen,
Strike -outs-By Ames Is games. 80; by Mathew.
son Is games. IS By Nllise "a games. "a: by
MSGlnnty 70 games. 10, by Taylor u games, rs.
Total, ilS First base on bals-On Nltse, rs:
on Ames u, on Mathewson, A. Oh McGinnity, Q:
on Taylor Q; on Elliott. 2. Total, a.. Wild pitches,
). Balk--Mathewson. PASSED. balls-boweImAn,
q BreSnahan, /. Total, 5.
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Men Confer on boat Race

NEw LONDON. May Eight representa-
tives Of Yale and Harvard's boating navies.
four from each university, respectively,
met at the Croker House this afternoon,
TO arrange for the annual races on the Ihames
River In June. The only names registered
we're Julian " Curtiss, c. W. SchWeppe, r.
{ Whittier and u. A. Raymond Of Yale. but
Coach HiEElnson and Harvard captain
were with the Crimson quartet. Ihe col
Iege men met r. Valentine ChAppell, ehaiT-
man Of the New London Board OF Trade
Tegatta committee, and the main questions
nsftied during the meeting were the course,
which Il vas finally decided would be elralght
and The marking Of the courss several DAYS
earlier than usual.
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First base on errors-Newark. l. Baltimore,
Left on bAses-Newark, a. Baltimore, II. Firsl
base on balls-On HesterfeT, s. o1 Mason. 2. Struck
out-By Mason, 2. Home run-HAydon Two base
ht-DIlard. Sacrifice hlts-MuTphy, Connor. Kelly
a., NeAl Lynch. HeArn, Double plays-Jones,
Mailing and Cohnor, Lynch, LoudenslAgeT and
Jordan. Umpire-MorAu. nme-l hour and IS
minutes.
AT MONTREAL.
Rochester......... o o o 90 Q o
Montfesl........... o 0 0 ii o
Batierles-Faulkner and Steelman: Pappalau
and Gibson.
At providence-Rain.
EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.
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Id be recovered. The score;


First base on erroTs-Chioago, 1: New York. /.
Left on bases-Chicago, O. New York Q. Home
rln-Chase. Two base hlts-Jones. Callahan.
Davis, Mcfarland, Dundon, Ye1Eer Sacrifice
hits-DonAhue, TAnnehn Stolen bAses-Green,
Davis, Dundon "a, Mcfarland, Chase. Double
plAys-Williams and Chase. Davis, Dundon and
DonAhue Dundon. DAVIS and DonAhue First
base 90 balls-Oh Atrook.7; on PuttmAnn.5. Struck
out-By Altrock s. BY Putnam. 2. Passed bali
Mcguire, Umplre-Connolly. Time hour and
50 minutes. AttendAnce-iiOO 900.
PHILADELPHIA a. L.. TO- ST LOUIS "a. -, T.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE PhilGdelphiAs had fun
with the Browns to-day, defeating the locals by
score Of 10 TO 2. Two free passes. four hits and
three errors gave the visitors a1 nuns In the hrst
two innings. The Browns were up In the air. and
though Nc AleeT trotted out anO,neI pitcher. he
could not save the day. Score
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Only 21o points separate the nrst ana the last
teAmt In the American LfaEue
prtsident Ebbets Of Brooklyn has put IN q claim
for Johnny Farrell, the second bafemAn recently
released hy 81. Louis.
PittsbuTgeW refer 70 Cymef OF the freouent
hnes as the punching bag.
Overall. the CincinnAd pitchef was a crnck
football player AZ The University Of California
He vas guard and drop kictef ana the De Wit
iDotbali and baseball oaptan
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G.me, scheduled for To-day.

o Chicago IN New York. Putburg IN Brooklyn
Cincinnati In Boston 81 Louis In Philadelphia.
ANEHIcAN LHA0uI.
New York IN Chicago; BJaton 10 Dotroit: Phna
delphia 10 81. Louis. Washington IN Cleveland.
EASTERN Lul0Uu
Jersy City In Montreal: Newark IN Buffalo
Providence IN Toronto: Baltimore In Rochester.
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Two base hil.Aurphy. Three base hit
KoehleT. Sachhce hts-knlght. HArtsel Double
plAy-hurphy and knight. Stolen bases Davis
u, Stone. Murphy, hoffman Hit BY pitcher
BY Petty. First base on bhs-On Sudhon, D.
on Plank. p on Petty, l. Struck out-By Petty,
s: by Plank. 7. Innings pitched By Sudhof-lh.
By Petty, IA Left on bAses-St. Louis, s. PhilA.
delphiA. g. Umplre-kelley. Time hour and
50 minutes. Attendance, $3.50.
ANEAtCAN LEAoUF RECORD
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


NEWARK. y. J., May lA.-Scyeral wagon loads Of
saWduN were necessary 20 put the backgrounds
IN shape for 70 days game with Baltimore. The
Orioles took kindly TO the mud, and In consequence
me locals were never In H. Swander, an out
nelder, has been purchased from the Indianapolis
club and he will replace billiard In night neld al
Buffalo 70 morrow. The score.
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TURF
Belmont Park Races

ONEENes l.. u
Every Week Day, Rain Shine, until Nay "A
HOW 10 REACH THE TRACK:
on al race days except Saturdays trains via
Long Island r. r. leave Nth Street New YOfk 81
1910, 1880 u 90 100 $40 10 i:S0. $50 and 70o
i ~ also parlor car train al 100 p. N }; and hom
Fatbush Ave. Brooklyn, AZ 1910. lao, LOO 10
and las =, NJ.
Good roads for carriages and automobiles nom
8ith street and sd Street Ferries and the WiliamB
burg bridge 10 the track.
20 tTaCk
Reserved SEATS and bo1es 81 Waldorf and Rifth
Avenue Hotels. McBHde's and RullmAn'a.
First rare 2:S0 p. NJ.
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First base on error-Brooklyn. Left on bases
Brooklyn S. PittsburE. o. First base on balS-On
EAson a. on Lever ? Struck out-By EasOn. !:
By Lever, 7. Home run--ClAnCy. Three base hit
Beaumont. Two base hits heckard, Batch. Beau
mont Wagner Sacrifice hlts-Bason Howard.
clancy. Stolen base-Ritchey. Umpres-O Day and
Emsne, Time hour and 50 minutes Attendance
1000
NATIONAL LELaUE RECORD
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N7IIIIIIIHN Al Your Own Prices

Owners OF following Cars want IMMEDIATE Cash
$3.50 FOur Wlnton Touring Cars $50 $50 $3.50 and
$50 Four Peerless Touring Cans, $40. A550i Hbo.
$3.50 New s. 500 four cylinder Pope Robinson.
So 800 Queen sixteen horse Touring Car, $3.50 Six-
teen Horse Rambler Touring Car I50 AutoeaI Ton
$500 Searchmont. late model $50 Franklin Ton
neau $3.50 -Four cylinder Pope u go; Elmore Doc
Lot OF Runabouts, ELECTRlCS. STEAMERS. etc.
$50 Automobiles 20 select from on the Premisesi
EF-Three floors each entire city block long,
TANNED full Of BARGAINS. DEMONSTRATIONS,
WIITIS's AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
IL PARK Place, through 70 - Murray,
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At PAENvmLE OVAL.
E E45sH.' ?. Cd Go 5i3S5S $s8ss
At RAvoNSF
g. A,y 7'l!on'''. q $S5$SS 6 :
BaueHcs-wllson and Warren. Nuusy and Smith.
81 HoBozHS.
G Gsssf:p SIS g.. '..S GS$SS5SS ST.;
Bagerl.s-R'uIicn, Pf'Hsr All o'Nsm DseEan
anu ~ At BRIGHTON OVAL
AZ AfFiss3di a5d 6uSa D,nss ,H az %osa,
At FoET McHNoSo. 81
81 g.ss$, .ss 49,, $.,5 IL
~ At ST. JOHNS Oval
s. IL !$$t$$I G il,
At MARQUETTE TIELD
GEsf'ssl!: "a .$$5$$$$S--s4j
At vIsirArIoS lIcEUN.
pfS5Ss and Farmer Murphy and
KIM,
At E2-IrABLB PARK.
RH.H
Murray Fll 100 0 90
ROYAL Giants ..... ! o o.
Battcrrsv Aetcai and Oven; Andrews and
Hawk.
At sEEIINs oRous,ps
S ~ 2 Giant. MS, ??;jS5S&s,Is
Bli;erss-Hueth,r and Jackie; Dawson and
Deyue,
At vooDHAvES IL
SpooneT :. C.....l o o o-B 10 1
WoodhavenH - o o ~
BatteIles-hocauley, Weir and VreeAnd: YeageT
and McKeon.
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Hudson River League.
~ Hudson Hudson. ;: YonkeE, 1.
~ Paterson Paterson, ?. Kingston. 0.
New York state League.
A. Scranton Scranton, :. Wilkesbsrre, Z.
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tors list prfce 5000 our price, $50 0eneIetna
Head Side OF Tau Lamps ~ SLAUGHTER PRICES
Tires French and American, al makes ana elHea
Y. ). Wfllis Co. Park Place N T.
FOR sALE-GRAND ELECTRIC VICTORIA.
pree 900. G. MAYO. iis Broadway. Telephone.
t7O3-CorlAndt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

other Bassban Games Yesterday.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-15

The qualifying round for the governors
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-30
G.neraI InutiIItr BOY.

Mr.. Hobbs looked thoughtfully at his
city guest and then looked out OF the
window. When you ask me II its
true that Jim Manton IS the most
poplar boy I've ever had to ten store
and go round with the order wagon"
he said. slowly, why. I'm bound to
tell you it's so. But when you 20 on
to ask me how I think he'd suit down
in Boston. I'm kind OF dubious-that's
what I am, kind OF dubious.
you see, it's Ike this with my busi-
ness. Order day Is order day, and de-
livery day is delivery day, and wheth-
er it's summer, with thutty-twO Gus
toners on the route. or winter, with
well, with some less. all Jim's got to
do those days Is to get over the route
by shutting-up time
And he's what you might call Q
handy boy, Jim IS. Groceries and hard
ware aren't all he's got in his mind
and he's ready to take hold and hell
with what's going on wherever b
goes. Sol feel-kind OF dubious
when 1 think OF Boston I don't know
as you catch my meaningT
Nm" said the city man 4 be
lieve I do"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-12-30
Great..t of Am Idiot..

See the Practical Joker. He Is not
much Of a sight, but still he Is worth
looking at as a Curiosity, as a Study
In Uncommon Cussedness- The Prac-
tical Joker Is the offspring of asininity
run to seed. He is what was Left Over
after the rest of the world was ere
ated. There was a Slight Surplus, a
mere fraction, not enough to make a
Complies Man, so the Scraps were
scraped up, pressed together and mold
ed into a Practical Joker. The Job
was not patented. Nobody thinks
enough Of the invention to patent It
You couldn't sell Practical Jokers for
cents a bunch II you should stand
out on the corner of Fifth and Morrt-
son streets and spiel till your vocal
cords got tied into double bow-knots.
The public is aware Of the Shell Game
when 1t sees the layout. The Pracu-
cal Joker is an Escaped Idiot from the
Idiotvills Asylum. but he is by nc
means a harmless idiot When recos
nized he should be roped forthwith ant
| hauled back to his native and natura
environment. the Padded Csll.-Port
land Oregonian.