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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

Brown was defeated TO on Saturday
but not outclassed by Harvard, In the
most exciting and uncertain game of the
season. 1t was game which any losing
team could be proud Of and every loyal
Brunonian feels like shouting over at
this late day. Brilliant, thrilling, hair
raising and iull OF features is the way 10
describe IL.
Smashing through Browns line In the
first half for a touchdown, then puzzled
by the trick plays Of Browns backs un-
I'll the Providence boys tied the score,
soon reassuming the lead on Burr's place
kick after Brown was frequently penal
lied for holding. the nearly losing the
game on Mayhew's 65-yard run, VINO
would have crossed Harvard's goal line
but for Lockwoods sensational tackle,
the Harvard eleven barely escaped with
a victory after the hardest struggle OF
the season
The Providence boys lost heavily on
penalties for being offside and for hold
ing Harvard was penalized AZ yards In
the second half for Wendell's smuggling.
only in the opening OF the trst hair
did Harvard show superiority. when she
quickly made touchdown. Then Brown
rallied and almost crossed the Crimson
line twice. and kept the ball on Har-
Yards territory the greater part OF the
time. ~
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
BROWN DEFEATED, BUT
WAS NOT OUTCLASSEO

the second half, by sweeping Harvard of
her feet, and, aided by onside kicks,
rushed the bali nearly the length OF the
field for a touchdown.
Harvard captured the game through a
Brown mans error of Judgment From
behind his own goal Browns quarterback
punted TO Harvard in front OF his own
goal. instead of booting the ball along
the side lines.
Harvard. undisturbed, made a fair
catch. and Burr kicked the place goal
that won the day for the Crimson.
The trick plays were Browns main
supports and were all new 10 Harvard
One favorite kick was when the teams
were lined up near the side lines TO locate
nearly the whole line on one side OF the
center. for the quarterback to run as IL
to go where the men were headed. and
then TO pass the ball TO a halfback, who
would dash down the field close 10 the
side lines. Five times the trick worked
for gains OF from Is 10 IS yards.
Starr played his first game at end yes
terday and played the game of his life.
Some OF his diving tackles were OF a SEN
sational order and he caught three or
four punts, making good gains running
back while Lockwood played the most
remarkable game OF any man on the sta
dium this year.
1t was Lockwood who made the large
majority OF Harvard's gains. Lockwood
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

land and France, but he gave this up,
and within a year from the time he took
hold OF the Vanderbilt horses he made the
stable leader in France
The Vanderbilt stud Is at the Haras de
Villebon. about twelve miles from Paris.
and the training ground Is at ST. Louis de
Possy, twenty-five miles from Paris and
about six miles from the great race
course OF Maisons Laffitte. At the train
ing ground are two tracks in a private
the style of those In this country and the
In circumference. The stables are OF tho
most modern structure and there Is every
comfort and convenience for the horses
and their attendants.
Racing In France is vastly different
from the sport as IL Is conducted here,
and though the big prizes there attract
about the best horses I'm the world tpe
running OF two-year- -olds Is so restricted
that horses OF that age do not get n
chance until August, and then they COM
pete for prizes that are not big enough
to tempt the Stupidity Of owners.
With the restriction on the youngsters
selling events for older horses have an
important part in French racing. and
the greatest turfmen in France patronize
them. Horses of an extremely high class
run in the selling races, and the Wander
bilt stable has lost several through their
being claimed.
Duke, however, pointed most OF the
horses in his charge for the classics
and their record shows that he aimed
we'll.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
new, BUT INSIGNIFICANT,
LEAK IN THE RESERVOIR

Hope street reservoir now contains more
than is feet OF water and the pressure is
considered sufficient for a thorough test
OF the new section OF embankment built
for the purpose OF stopping a leakage of
JOG. 900 gallons day. The repaired part
has been under pressure long enough TO
satisfy the engineers that the reservoir
now Is watertight on the Brown street
side.
Opposite the pumping station At Hope
there is a slight leak The quantity OF
water which escapes. however. is Insight
lcant and the leak does not appear TO be
Increasing In size.
As long as IL does not grow larger there
Is no need OF excavatlng.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
BOSS BRAYTON'S
BRAZEN CONFESSION

"A few weeks ago Ger
Brayton sent for promi-
nent member of the legisla-
ture and said, Look here,
/ want you to run for the
general assembly this year
"The person in question
said: Il am not particular.
But if you want me to go |
will
"'To be sure / do. ] want
YOU to 60, and you don't
know yet whom you will
vote for on the question of
the United States senator
ship. See? We have got
two rich fellows in tow this
time; and we are going &c
make both of them dump
their money in
"This actually happened.
This is the exact language
which Gen. Brayton used"
Hon. James II. Higgins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TAINTED on TIE STREET

Abbe Knapp, young woman OF River
Point. tainted in front OF the city hall az
735 last evening. Patrolman l.. a. Hau
went 10 her assistance and called the am
bulance. and ths surgeon succeeded IN re-
viving her and then took her TO the hos
pltal for further treatment. The woman
said she is subject TO heart disease.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
"ME TOO" DYER.

with the record behind
him as governor, senator and
mayor what are we to ex-
pect Mr.. Dyer will be in the
house of representatives?
He will be but the Me Too
in the house to Nelson w.
Aldrich in the senate. If
you want to give Mr.. Aid
rich a vete in the house of
representatives, elect Mr..
Dyer to that body"
Hon. D. L. D. Granger.
10000 I.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
R0SEBEN IN PEERLESS
FORM FOR RACE TODAY

for further consideration his punishment
would have ended with the last race at
big Tim" Sullivan's track. But the re-
commendation for a final decision of the
Jockeys case served to keep this suspen-
sion alive, and unless the Jockey club
takes some action he stands debarred
from riding.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
PATR0LMiN J. ". BUSH SAVED
NAN FROM DEATH BY CAR

Patrolman J. w. Bush OF Station Z had
the satisfac ction Saturday evening OF saw
ling a mans life, who refused TO give his
name
The man was crossing Elmwood avenue,
near Potter's avenue. and as a Button
woods car was approaching at speed he
stumbled and fell on the tracks PATROL
man Bush rushed at once TO his assist
ance and pulled from the rails though the
car brushed the man and rent his gar
ments,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINSLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
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poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
twenty-five cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup"
and take no other kind
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
MAGIC nAIR SLAIN

For brown or black. prepared BY
GEORGE oRMsBY. wig Maker and
Hairworker Ice fremont street, Boston.
II Il simple. safe and easily applied: con-
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you win never use any other. BLAND
NC q BLANDING ~ weybosset street.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
TWO-MEM GAMES;
HIGH SCORES

In the inter-club two-man tournament.
McAuslan and Payton holds the record
for high scoring. with a total OF Sic pins,
including four centuries In the six strings
rolled. Payton OF the Hathaway and
Payton team has the largest three string
total OF 3i7 Hathaway OF the same team
has the largest single string OF III. The
scores:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05
APATHY is TREASON

"Now. after n,any years
of apparently vain strug
Cling against the forces Of
corruption, blind partisan
ship and sickening apathy,
there is an evident awaken
ing in the state OF Rhode
Island on the part of the
best citizens to a realiza-
ton of the fact that our
state, because OF our or
ganic law. has arrived at a
point where corruption
must be throttled, where
partisauship conflicts with
patriotism and apathy is
treason. Hon. John ].
Fitzgerald.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-05

who made great part OF the tackles,
and Lock wood who saved the game by
downing sSy perry Mathew.
Inches, d -sdonald and Kennard were
somewhat dNppointing. as at first most
of Browns gains were made through
them. Warren, who replaced Inches ap-
peared 10 lack confidence. and missed
many tackles.
For Brown, Dennie was playing a cork
ing game before he was forced TO leave
because OF injuries. Ayler. the colored
guard. did some efficient blocking. while
Pryor. at end, played mastery game.
The lineup;
HARVARD. BROWN
Kennard. |. e..........r. e., Dennie. Swain
OsDorne, j. t....s.........,....r L, Hazard
BurT, !. B.s...'..'.sss....''.sss.s g., Ayler
fraser, {. s'''.'.s's'sss's..s .s''.s....c', Steere
kersberg, r. g.....,.......L g., Westerville
Inches, Warren, r. t..........L l., Harley
Macdonald. Starr, r. e.........l e.. Pryor
Newhall; g b,..............o b.. Schwartz
Mason. ]. n. b.............r. h. b., Mayhem
Lockwood. I. h. b...........l h. b., Curtis
Wendell, T. b................f. D., Mcdonald
Scores--Harvard. .; Brown. S. Touch
downs--Wendeil. Curtis. Goal from fair
catch - Burr. Umpires Edwards OF
Princeton and Burleigh OF Bowdoin Ref
eree--Joe Pendleton OF Bowdoin. Timer
Fred Wood; Linesman-Miller OF Har-
ward and Chase OF Brown. Time-25-
minute halves. Attendance-l5.o0o.
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ncS 8uiieS. = Tic Stn0t Inn
$4,000 Dcrflo0t, - 800 iiir
iaure MtiIdl. @elc ScqueItcr
fir bic YllttS,Gomp
Sn Stootgeridt tomltCn' Iid &C.
tern bic 5ip0lf 0%cidymorcncn, Dor
mcldet cin &uBfoIl pcrbou0elt NOR.
Den tuur!yuift itbcr 0cn SScrtb cinc3
&lliies lnlh eillcr l~lmorpuu,g cinigcu.
6rou Ntargqretba @ogemon BON Nr.
1854 Tinmfibe 8 9IDclare. 6attc Srlt.
Scnrp GuGGloer, eiuCnrii WobI6ubcn-
ocu SauScigentbiimcr, ocr ubcr ldon
"A Sobrc'ultii lit, nm $2n,000S 0aoeltr
criot bcrflagt, neiI CT lie am 8. So
nllar 1905 in iDrcr Y%pDllult9 gegcn
i6rcit @iurn umormt ltn0 gcfiiBt
butte, mie tic bcb0llptcte. &r. dGuls
lcuocr iollte Oiele llnurtigfcit berii6t
6u6cll, ais CT Oic @ouSmictbc pon
Srou &agcmun coIlcftirtc. 6rau Sd.
gcnon iagte aus, tie lei Dor Srn.
GoIcllocr 6eflobelL CT Dobe lie na6er
IN sic Gngc getricbcu uu1o ibr eincn
b~cr5boitcn alB ou~f9coriidt, HIM 5u
bcluciieu, bob sic &I6gcrin Dem Sill.
len I'M @runoe iDrc9 @cr5cnS ni0t
10 icGr obDolb iei, mic ole &loOe alls
0elltcn f0nrte, brudte ST.. Gullenber
in ser Yerion ser @0idcrin 6rorl
&ccfcr cine N3engin Dor, Die oltSiu8-
tc, lie babe geiebcn oOcr gcD0rt, nmic
6ruu Sugen1oit cincn ibrrr &oitgGn.
ger fiiBte ooer pon linn gcfiibt wur-
sc. MeDrcrc Scr Ocldpporencn luas
rem olte, nuocre jungc WGmlcr, uno
c3 lpuroe genutnfclt, oob bic often
fir cill frciiprcdcnOcS GcrOitt cin.
iton0cn, sic jittgcn u6er Der 9lnlid)t
icielt, OaB CHI otter Wtoim iiir ben
Gurus zines altfc@ bcrnppcn nilbtc.
Sat longe 9cm rte
Cine Sdoocncriotfloge fir 500.
600 gcgen oicStoot purOe geitcrn in
Grciagcridt Nr. 9 Dor 9iid)tcr gSidc3
un0 5p0lf N~eidlporencn ocrbonOelt.
Mnt. $. Sopcc lit Scr &l1ger. Gmr
-. 6cbrltar 1901, iiilf Gage noc)
Dem 9roben 9ranOc, crlitt 8opcc bel
0cn Sprer9un9Sarbeitcn an Grs
dungc Gloce 0urd) uml6erfliege16e
Sriinmcr einer 9cinbrlld. Gr io9t,
CT bobc iid) 800 CARDS BON OcmYunt.
tie, no bic Sprcrglungsor6eitcn Dor.
0enonmcn iuuroslt, entiernt beiiln-
Den. Gr b%cbalrptct, Die Stnot babe
%unfdbigc W6nher nit Den Sprcn.
GultgSorbcitell betrmlt. o'
Sic VI II d. MAR n'iter gewor.
'l''lH SEN. iHh!
Sic Gonibtioirtc gds' ..@eieaidoit
pltroc' jgcitctn ihn gtdotgcridt gtr.2
sur 3ubllllt9 bolt 800 56oocncriub
an Srlt. So6n Sdr. eintn Mildbdnos
fer BON ytr. II, SiiO ItnitroBe, Der.
prtbcilt. Ser @ogeft beS &rn. Snr
gcrict6 in cil,cn @rn6en ser @os.@ sc.
ieuidoit, unO cbe. er ei1cll ncilclt Der.
6ci6olen fountC, mar ieine Wild,
loler %gcporOen.
Neue SeQueIter iir sic
BUTTS 6 D.
Gidtcr Wtorris I'M Tunoe5 &rci2s
gcridte ernolnte geItcrn Oic S@. s.
&. Stieif mo &oiepb Gate ais ncllc
Seqllcitcr fir Die S. W. YllttS . So.
Sic nellen Moiieberipoltcr ltcllten
$4,000 ViirdihQft.