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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

May weeks have esn sl Ia t'sisalaa &C. ih.s sssl
ipc sale snd tsl saosss has FioHnri rfits iai
DC have gathered together sams slisarHs &C. Ihs Giai
Sale that wi ain us lisnls ~ lhs seols,
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certainly appreciate and hoss aho have iatsn ssanass u
our lssvious lee sales wll hail wh delight lh
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30
EAST DORSET.

Edward Griffith has returned from a
business trip TO New York.
Miss Hawkins OF Troy was the guest
Of Miss Matte Griffith last week.
The entertainment given In School
ball Friday night was a success social.
ly as well as financially
Misses Sadie Sherlock and Anna
Dawson were guests at the formers
home Friday and Saturday.
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Mid.hipman DE sau..urc ON Trial

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 30. - The
court martial took up the case of Mid
shipman Richard l.. De Saussure of
Charleston, 8. c.. member Of the third
class, today. Midshipman William T..
Boyd, Jr., OF Peoria, H., member Of
the second class, has been put under
arrest on the charge Of hazing, and his
trial will commence Immediately upon
the conclusion Of that of Midshipman
De Saussure. Midshipman Boyd be-
longs to the football squad and is con
sldered one of the best boxers In the
academy
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dfiil 90 The boat WHY. ms.st - my
nisu hsd oaiy beeu sbosfd the eiocum
uIns days. rotns - then had only len
sboari nve. IN The little time had
dli the t-st csuld snd st~i 40 The
station bit AZ well &c possible
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% by the captain assigning 10 each
man bic particular station Ia case Of
ere.
but even " ia bad . well drilled
crew. the captain asserted. -it would
not have made any difference. the IRE
spread 81 rapidly. Two and half
minutes after the alarm Of fre was
sounded had bsachsd the boat. AZ
nr-t everybody criticised me for
Bleaching the sIccum whore did. But
10, me tell you that Bleaching her just
at that spot was the best thing I ever
did IN my life. Not per cent o. the
ssafaring men Ia these parts knew OF
that sand spit on North Brother IL.
land. They all know about u now. II
I hadn't been aware Of that sand splits
existence there wouldn't soul aboard
the slorum have been saved"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are Offer
ed for the genuine. These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names Beware of them. The genu-
inc Foley s Honey and Tar is in vel.
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t is the best remedy
lor coughs and colds. Soldby B A
Quinlan.
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tic 1xo,naez-
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No dangerous drugs or alcoholic
connections are taken into the stomach
when Hyomei Is used. Breathed
through the inhaler, the balsamic
healing of Hyomei penetrates to the
most remote cells of the nose and
throat and thus kills the catarrhal
germs, heals the irritated mucous
membrane, and gives complete an
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simplest. most pleas
ant and the only guaranteed cure for
catarrh that has been discovered .
Complete outfit, sl.OO; extra bottle, so
cents.
For sale by VIM L Gokay.
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seventeen o,ri. stabbed In ~. Louis.

Seventeen Girls stabbed I'm ~. Louis
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 30.-While turning
from Grand avenue into the entrance
Of n Redcmpiorist high school here Bcr
tina Rude. thirteen.year-old school
girl. was apparently accidentally col
lided with by an unknown young man
and a few minutes later she found sh,
had been stabbed In the hip. The knife
cut through her clothing. but did moi
penetrate the flesh. This makes the
seventeenth girl mysteriously stabbed
OH the streets within the past two
weeks, but marks the first case of stab
bling during the daytime. No arrests
have yet been made.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-30

''It was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitiers cured me of a
terrible breaking out ell over the body
and am very grateful" Miss luna
Filbridge, IVES tGornwsll, Conn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
BASKET BALL
IS NO MORE

Girls basketball ia no more at
the high school Yesterday The fac
ultY informed Miss Hubert. coach
aud manager Of the team. that they
will not permit games away from
home. aud Miss Hubert announced
the news TO the girla The 60 eds
wefa very much disappointed. as
they had been looking forward 10
games with Everett aud Eilensburf.
Go be played ia those towns Now
thoae dates have been Cancelled, and
practice hab been discontinued. aud
the ahfill scream ~ the high school
haak ethail girl iif 1T be heard
again this year
Arrangements are being made for
tennis tournament 10 be held the
last 81 the year. and snme ~ the
Eifla hra already out IN thelf toEa
on fair dAya There IL cite good
court AZ the school nov. bat the
Girls Athletic association Is plan
ming 10 have another une made NJ
that more Girls all be able 70 prae-
liee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21

EaEea have played a part But
v hateeer ths rraaanH fhh bans %
CALIFORNIA; country llfe for two
generations. the hiK ranch. which
left the land appropriated. without
homes. vithaat ufe Pa ras and gar
asns. without women and flowers
Vinsa and trnea. Without beauty or
neirhtufhoni lonesome land
this bright is passing away.
Within the past fau years fanrh
aftsf ranch hes beer auhaiYi8cd uB-
90 Immense holdings. even Va the
rirh santa clara and san Joaquin
valleys, that once cuuid not be- uur.
chased a any price. are now fof
sale. and IT prices hut little above
thc value Assessed 80 taxation.
In the Central valley alunr there
are mare than Iiaaa.o0e acres %
fertile land. an area too vast 70 be
quickly populated. and - a cnneH
to pass that the largest continuous
body Of rich land under kindly skies
IN the world haa upom 5uf millions
n settlers
" - 60 irrigation. naturally. that
fhs araAii farm movement innks
for It's greatest support. bat In thiA
respect preparations are being made
to take care u the greatest move
usrut 81 land seekers IN a history
~ the nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
He WOULD ELIMINATE
THE SACRIFICE HIT

From ny eNpsFienre Of maay
years a. a player and as a spestator.
hearing the commentM Of other spec
iators. ! will HAy that ! believe the
The game would be improved In
popularity a. a sport By tha slim
nation II tho sacrifice HIT
Dealing out 4 bantrl ball h a
beautiful and greatly appreciated
PLAY. And q course should Be al
loNed HIT the deliberate sacrifice
Of a hatsman simply 70 advance n
runner seems babyish e the major
~ Of spectators. and greatly de-
crsasss the number ~ those twu
sterling and interesting forms 81
playing. place hitting Wiih the run
ner. known az hit and fun. and
base stealing. with a runner on first
or second base aud no man out.
make every attempt 10 hunt. Nher-
ever the ball goes. a strike. aud
place the runner or ruaners IN their
original positions.
Tho playing rules aa \ whole need
redraitinE. They contain a number
Of antiquities. and frequently fail
to express the meaning intended.
and to cover points that should be
covered A. TO the foul strike rule.
while Il seems rather too severe on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
VAST LAND BARONESS WHICH
RETARDED POPULATION NOW
BUiao suaoiv1pEp AND
WORKED TO BgaT ApvAa.
TAeG THRouoH IRRIGATION.

SAN FRANCISCO. rsh - The
great FsBehss - California. rtrh "a
lore and fortunes. are bfeumina
things % the past They arr failing
hss chair before the great influx ~
Thousand % feopi- frofn ths east
anmlnz 70 California "a make their
hnusrH W1rre countless heads ~
cattle and horses once fuausd and
where mlllipus apan millions -
bushels ~ EFsin have fipeuei. aii
uusisf The domination af a mrFe
handful 81 men. has appeared the
anali faruaf. who. aided hy tha syrs
extending irrlFatioh aYstems. ls
making tha once great stretches
controlled b. the little band q land
haruna tioom ~ the rose.
The primal cause ~ the breaking
up - the greet ranches Involves
the story ef wheat Erus ing. Seine
ftuea the reasons are wholly per-
nouaL sometimes death and mort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
KELLEY'S JOKE LOST THE CAME

There we're times when the Ia.
mented Mike Kelly PLAYED right
Held Ia IA emergency for boston
One % those times happened years
ako In Cleveland. Il vas the last
game Il the aefiaa and The ilaatona
having been badly upset BY the
Clevelands In all of their eneount-
cfs but oas wefe anxious 70 via
DINNER. Tor Cleveland. vas At bat
and Kelly. IN hts characteristics style.
expatiated 60 the hiraehers On the
weakness uf thinner Aa a hAtter and
further aroused the conbatiye spirit
81 the fans by declaring that the
llosfuns deserved 70 bs flned tsna
each FOR losing games 20 such a bot
% sduhs+ ~ tbs Clcyeiands Just at
that time tho ClsxelAnds we're play.
lns A. we'll a. any club in the league
aud the bold stand they hal mads
vas the talk Of the bass ball world
The hleaeheFitns resented Knliy'a
remarks. ana sonse even went up "a
the railing % The stand % shake
their flHts Al the ioker In right field
Kelly vas highly amused and walk.
81 toward The aeata aud announced
hat a. xlmmer Vas never known Ca
make base hit in his life. he would
plaY IN beAind the secend baaemAn
% catch him out on a pop ~
In one respect Kelly waa al right.
Tor LimmsF seidnm or never hatted
the ball In right fleid In tfottei
the rhurkilnE Kelly and xtmmrr
landed fairly On tho VERY neat bail
over The plate ard knocked u a nails
over Ksiiy'a bead Had the Boston
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21

haiamen. n has It's merits. and the
difficulty OF making a wise amend
ment OF substitution Ia great
A 70 the drafting rules. some
steps have lately been made toward
more equity for all concerned. Hos.
ever. opportunities for Improvement
are plainly manifest. aud baseball
will be vastly strengthened when
thsy arr taken advantage %.
The prOpeets are bright for a
banner season In the Eastern
League. The clubs In every city are
nov In good condition. and their
owners are working hard 70 get to-
gethef winning teams. With strong
cities all around. and every club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
NEW RATE IS
NOW IN FORCE

What II regarded an the mort I'M
poriani freight rate change made ~
many years by the Northern Pacific
has been announced in a new tarifi
uheal covering local rates betWe"n
Seattle. other Puget Sound cities
and Portland
" Is practically complete "a.
vision ~ old rates and became ~
frctits today.
The existing tariff provides for a
fiaed rate between local points aud
tho Oregon metropolis besides
towns within that cliY'n territory
ON shipments originating al Sound
points This special rate has been
yerY hiEh because Il was not based
upon competition.
The following IL the old tariff that
has prevented the low rates apply
inE to through business. and which
IL no longer In effect.
The rates hefaln are made 10
meet water composition and Will
apply only on shipments which ori-
Einate AZ the points named aud are
NfHAAHtA " NV AfAfAHAM AAAAF#
'"fhe rates will not apply 10 ship.
menta which originals beyond the
points named or on shipments d"a-
tined beyond the points named. cH-
cept that the rates between Portland
and Tarofna OF Seattle will apply
on shipments coming from or dra-
tined 20 Port Townsend. Wash
Victoria. u G.. OF Alaska. and en-
eept that ali rates applying between
Portland and points named viii ap-
ply on shipments coming from or
destined io san francisco. Cal. and
further except that rates between
Portland o.. aud Seattle. Wash.
Will apply a. proportion ~ through
rate ON shipments originating NJ
Portland destined TO all points on
seattle division "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
"DOPLNG" OF HORSES BY
UNSCRUPULOUS TRAINERS

Put your money on iojhair. ~
they've give him the hyr0 and he'll
run like a scared oil
Hut he's so 10 / On the books
and sunny side az 10 has gat hin
beat country mile"
'Nlet wise. set wise neyae shot
the dope into tathair aud he'll only
hit tho track at the turns aud he
hresse down the stretch like a hare
in front Of de hounds DE ioh's all
fixed and he cant lose unless they
holds him too long nj the post
And there Is where the danger
comes 90 the crooked trainer when
n running horse has been "doped
for n killing A bad actor OF two
In a bis field at the post may delay
the start So Ions that effect ~ the
drugs hYnodermieally administered
10 the horse may wear away. which
would absolutely put the horse out
~ the running When a running
horsa IL ''dopeds to stimulate heart
action the blood goea leaping
through les yolna aud every fiber OF
lie body tinglea with the desire 10
run, aud the horse often attaina a
burst ~ speed. never, or rarely. pos
sihle under normal conditions The
In aud out performances ~ many
selling platers may be traced % the
little needle and is inaldlous drug
The statement 81 Murraw Howe
secretary az the Memphis Trotting
association. that lou Dlllon. the
famous mare. Vas druggod to pre-
vent her from winning over Major
nelmar At Memphis on Oct Is. 1891
has awakened a lively controversy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
LOOKS UP LAW


falfolman bradford. out If inter-
eel in the unfortunate ease q Annie
Rooney. hahituai drunkatd. has
caused o. be locked up under the
state law the penalty FOR sailing
liquor o. people ~ this class. aud
finds that n - punishable with a
fine Of SEQ or aik months Ia jail.
There ate people in the lower end
~ town who give Annie aud Emily
carroll. another unfortunate. liquor
for the pure FUN Of seeing them
get FnYt bradford. who has re-
peatediY warned them aithoat avail.
determined 10 take the matter ia
his own hands. last night after
making sure 81 the statutes. he
made ihs rounds ~ the cheap Ha=
laana and warmed the prnpfialors Of
the penalty attached Ia this crime,
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CHALLENGES
ALL FENCERS

F'rvt Cussae. the iasaausfs seiEle.
stlek expert writes the AelsttiaK
editor that he Is ready 90 faost any
ana al single ~ dauhlr band stick
fear-fu ln the state u Washington.
Gusaae wants 20 kupN u the ea-
attic Athtstir ciub vii Accept an Of
faF 90 EXHIBIT before THEM he states
that he IL willing Ia prove che e.
esilwncs 81 his favaftts and f.sssgfui
Weapau both Theoretically and as =
pfaF teal wsapon 81 self defence b
meeting thrse II the best faucsFs tn
the city Of seattle simultaneously a.
alaFis stirk combat
e'anaae concludes hin irtt~r with
the aAmanitian that hia challenge
hs given consideration b. AL these
tho have bogus fepuiaftans ta
iaar
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over the possibility % administering
drugs 60 her that would throw her
of her stride" aud permit Major
nclmar 10 nnae out n victory Tho
fact that Dillon travelled a mile in
almost record time practically pre-
cludes the probability OF her having
been dfugged.
A the hyPodermic inlectios Ia
used 10 stimulate heart action. so
ALDO l. Il used By INSCRIPTIONS
horsemen 10 lessen tho speed Of an
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would have been a chaner for him
to catch tbs bail "a Il wAn Klm'
meT erootrd aruuud the bases and
the hlt really wa the game FOE
Cievsiand Tho roar Of enultatian
that Arusr frum the bleaekrru wns
ike a wild Niagara
e took Kelly three hours GA ths
train that hiEht 60 square thluK,
uith the FsnainarF cf the Boston
players. Who would not speak &c
him Nhwn he got into the caFFtmKs
90 60 a~ay from the grounds.
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animal There are many Ways q
dope an animal, the most cannon
practices belnK the uso Of water
hypodermlc injections In the veins
IT the neck aud back OF the fafe-
quarter. drugs In capsules az humps
Of sugar. one ur two strands Of fins
wire or twisted hair drawn tightly
about the ankles 10 retard eircuia
ten aud make the animal quick
stride and the pla sing Of weights
In the booia
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When and Where

Nov IL the best time and callfor.
ala IL the place to spend a VACATION.
Health AMI pleasure resorts 20 suit
all
The road Of n thousand wonders
is the Southern Pacific Co.'S sesnle
shasta Route and Coast Line. Tick
cts. reservations and descriptive 1T
erafure At Union Ticket Office. COS
First Ave. T. r.. Ellis. GenL Agent
sss
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SOCCER GAMES
ARE WATCHED

sOccer enthusiasts are keeping
el0so tab on tho teams. and the
race - - warm that Il la no ciaeh
e. pick winner.
Seattle and Fort l.awton are now
tied for first place. with the Thlstles
a close third A stuff game will be
played II the Fort l.aWtoa grounds
between Seattle and the rhistleu.
How they stand.
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STANFORD WILL
REMAIN At NOME

Lack of funds will prevent the
Stanford crew from meeting Wash
ington on the water thia spring
Manager Grlustead has received
wort from California that owing In
heavy expenses of their track
team. aquatic sports are not re-
eslvlns much attention this year.