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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
CITY ENGINEER DRAWS MAPS
Three More Improvement Projects
for Cincinnati, Doblnson and
ST Louis Streets

Three new street Improvement pro-
hall.
The city engineer has furnished the
board of public works with maps OF
the assessment district for opening Gin
einnati street from Dobinson to Ganahl;
for widening Dobinson street from Fol-
som street to Brooklyn avenue; and
also for sewer work along st. Louis
street from Boyle avenue to Hollen-
beck drive
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
sentenee eeneraI's Dauahter
By Associated Press.

MOSCOW, Nov. 13.-A daughter of
Gen. Benevsky, ex-governor of Amur
province, has been sentenced to ten
years imprisonment at hard labor for
participation in the plot TO kill ex-
Governor General Dubasoff of Moscow.
Mile. Benevsly's hand was blown Off
while preparing It. This led to her de-
lection and Imprisonment. Mile. BeneV-
sky, who Is beautiful, was married in
prison to another political prisoner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
WIIson Back IN WashInaton

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson today returned
IN the campaign ana visited for week
after election
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-14
Mayor schmltz calls
BY ASSOCIATED Press.

1A-1NT0I'FVOW
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov IA cable
received here announced the departure
OF Mayor SchmitE from Boulogne sur
Mer ON the Patricia on his way home.
He is due TO arrive IN New York Fri
day and IN this city on the following
Thursday,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Sra Spniegaaroen.

@n 0nsmano baobe ell ODnlefDf,
ben bar life flor, u9 bog bar Der NOT
af &roer at fploe meo Smulerne,
lom
fra &gffenet falot -unoertib ell tom
ben forbleo bos ben 5u9l for bum
Do itin
til at lfaffe i'm 8art ueo Strib U9 aiu;
lobDttet neo Strabning blep ufte
ipaat,
iler naar ben fore 6pne itno ga9t;
ben bapoe ct Die laa lfarpt ium en-
6p9,
o9 bug til be minbre, laa6ierene fp9,
naar aerne % 8rus peo andres
Gerf
TOM frem for 2plet : 10 : ben bar
itRrf.
Gen 3io ON Da9en, oa 6pner flpi up,
ben bru9te meo 5lib fin fore arop,
o9 faffebe: uSeg, je9 re9erer Der,
iaa tom mig bare life for ner, =
om je9 la'er jer liobe paa neoerite
Stabe,
laa burS Itpr@runo til at bore GLADE,
jeg fan Ell tiaabe laa lem Ell Sane,
at Sta9er Seoe, bpor lao oor Sane
ben fulobloos 5u9l, Der aif aebets
@an9-
bet fl9ber jer ilbe at BRUCE bans
Stang"
Nil er bet NOT Spnens inbre 1rang
at iiooe Iaa bgjt lom muligt poa
Stang,
% boer aften rar Der Ell Sfri9en %
Stualbrer,
laa Manben blep FEB af al ben Ga=
bnloer,
ban ip9te o9 fanot oens Gariag no,
o9 t9nfte: Ia. be-! bu 9amle Grub
bois iffe ou lagoe laa fore 9@9,
iaa lfulbe Der oante ell Sgieite9;
men fgrit oil je9 lette Dig li9e paa
Stran,
eaer li9e paa Stang, meo De andre
Imaa;
De logger 10 sG9 laaoel lum DIT,
iao @99efagen fan fploes no.
Yaa ben laoeite Stan9 er Ylabs for
aae,
ug berfra er life laa bpbt at falbe,
laa MI oil je9 iette ben uuerlte ben
til 8aoren, laa faar hi Ell Sane
i9en."
5ottiemano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
ut Bar Sem9rfninger.

Seq oil meo 3eoafterens 9ila.
oelie 9erne babe qop til at opre Ell
Bar Semertnin9er angaaenbe ga.
flor Gnfers 8ritif at be minbre epoe
Oigte, .9anIferen" / ben lenere
lib bar opta9et. 8a je9 leite url-
talte 8ritit tom Der n~oilfaarlie ct
hefenot en9elif Srbiprpe frem
mine 3anter, bet lpoer laaoan:
Fools rush in where angels fear
to tread; men naar be 9gr oct, iaa
ltlloe De 10 boloes uoe, iaauiot jeo
tunoe f%oritaa Yait. anter. o9 oct tun-
oepel o9laa oere / fin Sroen, % oct
oiloe ganlfe oiit pere til mere ie1es
@leoe, lelp for oeofommenoe 9a-
Ienter, eno ON De ltulbe pere meo
til peo oeres Yrooufter at laue ct
miboelmaabigt 9lab no af Dante
rem.
Oten naa jeg iaa her faa 9uu at
ipgrge: 6por er De Itore 3alenter
benne iblanot ps? st Samiunb,
iom teller benimoo bunoreoe 8re-
tier, H%rofesiurer o9 9erere, ifnloe
life funne buloe ct eget Slab |
Sang, uoer at 3ebaftgren lfuloe
tlanores for, at ban opto9 mi6oel-
maaoige H~rooutter al poiloe o9re"
Oigtere. Der mao bog bore nD9le
3alenter inoen for bort Samfuno
Der fan r9ffe no ooer bet miooel-
maaoi9e ia NOT til oi belt fan bliue
ri Tor olsIe. Yaitor Nnberlen bar
ilere @ange falot 40 oi5ie ar9iter
% taloer enonu, laapiot ieg foritaar,
ioet ui altiaa bper eiter fin Gpne
Tube oprfe Dor e9en Marf.
Seq oil oa lprubiette, at De pir-
telig gooe ar9fter fom frem paa
bette Smraaoe, at De iettes / Be
p99elie til felles @l9be o9 Spbpgs
9elie, blioer Der oa ingen Ylabs til
ppers for ben Wtano eller apinoe
meo bet enc 9alent paa oenne Ir=
%bejosmarf, ifnloe ri abiolut baoe
Dem Yapirsfuroen, iaa De tiliioit
bleo mistrgitige o9 9raoebe oeres
Yuno neo? Seq furitaar iaa 9obt,
at Yaitpr 4nfer meo fin Smao po
9annelle fan baoe Dnot ueb at lgf-
tes al iligt, men y9aniferen" er 10
for Solicit, og Der rgrer fig 10 itun.
bonn aanostr9fter / 5olfet lelp, o9
bet funoe bog nOf bore, at oct bar
netop bet Der bleo l9lt fgrlt, ipn
tom fra 5oltet ielu. Der er lfanoi-
napiIfe Vlaoe meo lan9t itprre GG-
ierfreos eno n9anlferen". ium Nar
no ug Gar IND 9eiter 0jemmene
blanot oort Soft, o9 iom bar bait
til @auns Spn for bette, Ylabs for
Mtanoen eller apinoen meo bet enc
Talent. ON bet er ~npouenbigt, el-
fer %9apnlist = je9 tror oct Ell bet
= laa iet Dem paa en- SIDE for fig
ielu. bOor pi tan mpoes meb Dem,
bpem ium oil, % lao iaa Oct for
trinli9e bape ben beoite Blaos, iom
oct tiltommer. % iluttelis uif ie9
iise, at jes boloer iaa me9et al
p0anlteren" pe%rionlis, at leg gnlter
at ie ben uooertruiien / alt bet, ben
plrter ben imo0.
Gn al Solicit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
yiaeoer fra %Qlnbalniien.*)
4f 5beooora 80 a II.
/. M a a a.

Manee Roroens 8ern oraeer til
Spoen ON 0interen for at unbsoa
Roroens auloe cg itprtes | Sboens
Sol. Malaea ar ct at De Sieoer |
SDoen, Der bar oct iunoeiie og bers
lisiis alimo. Dog er oct piit enonu
msget ijaloen, OF Soft fra Stanois
nopien fommer berneo.
Ser er altio CONNER; alto blomz
itrsr Roierne. Selp | December
% Sanuar. De eneite Maaneoer !
bDilte Der nf % til inbfnoer iis nrs
osn asliebeb, er mango 9age ion
De imutteite Sommeroaee | Noroen.
% Ropember og 5ebruar er | fuloi
Maal Commemorative. Wanae
1amilier / Maorio tilbrinser oa
ceiad 0interen | Malago. Solen
fan br9noe it9rft. men 2uften sr
rem rpa let, Ielp | meset it9rf 0ars
me.
Uleo Oct beilige &lima f%orener
iie Den Tfsnne, fmilenoe Hotur. BE.
v Otter rJor 8irte % aultur".
lMnoaIufien er en- propins
S ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Sill Song Gbriitian X Statnc.

Vibere mpbtaoet:
Spren Nielien, Mierlen, Wtc-
Qean 60, sc. 9af ...... s so
8pr 5reliers Wi9b.s Spnba9s=
lfole, Meenab, isis, oeb
Heo. s.. Sge .......... 1.70
iii S%olpfranicn:
5ra Selma, Galif.: sc. 1bonplDn
25c; Maos 9bomplun, Hubolpb
Yeterien, Wtils Maren 9oe, GIN
ton Iiellen, 81. 8. Haeml5len,
q. 6. Semen boer Zoe.
q. Wf q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

riloe Reootterernes Smeong blipt
mere bio.
gmmetsbura. Sa.. 3. I. Mai.
6. arp9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

giqaenbeoen er peo Miooelbabets
|greo, meo Imutts 8jprge at for.
feaiae 5ormer III aae Sioer, oQ
.hpao enten man en- at De ioapie 9a'
qe 9aor langs meo Stronoen, e1er
man tiger op pda Ell at De Gapcre
|9ierge og nbber u6iigten oerfra,
bill man mpota9e ri9e -Sfenbeoss
|inotrbf. Sprlig imuft er Der
6ebruar. mar Manoeltr9erne itaar
/ glomiter. Solneogangen pe Of
tenrpoen fan bare piounoerlig tim
ne. 2igele6es orr oct itor Dirt
ming, ndor SoLipiet fpreoer @lans
Oper en- ineoatt 5pp / oct fjerne.
gaar man ub at gnen Ian9s meo
6abet, fommer mon til Sprefa9ter-
plaoien, ser ierqelig minoer en- om
en- at Spaniens msrfeIte pletter.
qige beo er 6en proteitantiife Sir
te9aaro ct i0DQiif Steo meo Imut
uoligt til 9opet. itpegefuloe peberz
traer pg penlige 9rape, Der pleies
pmbpggelie, os Of bpilte mango bar
Imutte Monumenter. Digteren $.
Is. 4noerien par iaa begejitret for
bette pnoige Steo. at ban / i'm
Stiloring al Spanien Tiger, at ban
rniteoe at % / 4Ralosa for at bans
2egeme tunoe iteoes til s0pile paa
Den itenne a~irtegoaro. @ngl9noere
og 5pitere lam; entelte Stanoinas
Der er beeropeoe Der. 81. a. er Der
0rapiteo for en- DEL unge aaoettet
ira oct 3pite 0rlp9sitib nGnei,
Ienau", Der for ire eaer fire Aar
lioen fanot 0eres 0eo / gelgerne
liae peo Molaeas 9apn / en- pluos
ielig, poloiom Storm, Der gjoroe
Reoning fra aano umulig. Del
par ct rpitenoe Snn at ie De mango
unge ltprte i s6apet, og oct siorOe
ct opbt Snotrpt pua Malugos Sno-
bpggere.
Qaa a%irteaaoroen er ser ct life
aopel, bbor Der ON Spnoagen boil
oes eneelit guostjeneite. Der bar
tioligere ogiaa inf GuostjeneIte, men
itent Der er mango flere 5pitere emo
GnglGnoere / Malaea. bar 5ilIluts
ningen iaa rings. at Den maatte OPP
bore / 5jOr-
q1neere uoe tommer maj for
bi en- lang aGfte mute 9iaacr,
al bbilfe enonu entelts bar ct nfs
ejort mauriit Qrag. oerneit forbi
en- aniet Seiuiteritole, til Ben life,
fattige 5iiterlanosbp qalo.
2il Den anoen SIDE tommer mail
op meaem gj9rge. SGrllg tiItrots
tenoe er uonugten iii GIenoommen
ga Conception" QInofanseIien),
bpor DER er en- operorOentlig ltpn
s9ape meo ijalore polmer Og ct lill'
WluIaum meo Sloiugsr.
uleoens MaIagas Smgipelier er
laa imutis, i~rembpoer Ypen ielD
lite mango SepGroigbeoer. 9pao Der
cltio faloer melt ! Zjnene, fra 9ds
ret iom fra gjargens, er Den bsls.
anlelige 9omtirte. Zen er imut
IaaDel uoaotil Jon / Oct Snore.
Oens beje 9pGlpin9er slper ct OPP
leftenOe Snotrpt, ierlig naar man
bsrer Srglets m99iige 5oner. 9os
peoalteret er meget mutt meo Ell
Sempel meo Sgjler. Der er mango
Malerier os nosle giaeobuggerars
bejoer al mere sner minore tunits
merritt gero. Men Der / 9omtir.
ten, ipm pperalt / airterne, finoer
man oct u%itpnns ps imasleie REQ
ISioen at Oct imutts os rene. Der
iDnes at bare lioen Cans fpr Jor-
HELEN. 5 ct mso 0omtirten er Ell
minors Strife. meo mseet imuft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11

y Otter nJor Strife oa aultur"
nelMnoalufen er en- propins
70 bet fpoIigs Spanien.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
5He Record Bre eak S

running hop. step and jump. ~ fs's
Pole vaui-ns-Leroy samss. - feet
weights - J. Flanagan. 16-pou19
hammer from T-foot circle. IT. rees l.
msr head. fss feet 10 inches; Wesley
w Coe putting 16-pound shot, ~ t99s-
inches, Alfred PldW, throwing -
pound hammer, 163 feet inches: hsLpn
Rose. putting 24-pound shot, IS f7se
2@ Inches; j. S. Mitchell putting AZ
pound stone. 2s feet ~ incnsss =.
Flanagan. ss-pound weight fr2m ssa ! s-.9zs ~.
circle. 3s feet 7 - inches; J.. FIana9anf
ss-pound weight. unlimited run ana
follow. 43 feet 5 inches; J. Flana8hns
56-pound weight, from stand WiLno1s
follow. 81 feet 5 inches; M. Snerla@hs
throwing discus, 134 feet 5 incnes. ~r
Individual all round CHAMPION
skatine-Norris Wood. 100 yards,
ABS: j. s. johnson, 900 yards, ~ 1-osl
O. Rudd mile, 2:415zs o. Rudd, p
miles, 14:24: j. s. Johnson. AL reeofcss
from "a TO 10 miles; A. ID. smith Az
records from IL to 90 miles; J. T. pon-
oghue. all records from II to 1oV nnliss-
Olympic championships Arfasiie f5sis
grim 4O0-meter run. So LBS Paul FL
grim. 800-meter run. 81 l-o: y. Y
Tixhtbody 1500-meter run. 4:1S; w y.
Sherring Marathon, 36 miles, 5.4o @-ss
Ray EWry. standing broad jump. ~
feet 10 inches: NJ Prinstein. runnlnA
broad Jump. 90 feet ~ inches; Hay
Ewry standing high jump feet -
inches: Leahy (reland), running hlga
lump, feet inches; Gouder (braucs(s
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

inches at the high jump. This champion
was only five feet six inches tail. bat he
was so endowed that. wearing street
costume and ordinary shoes. he often
amused himself by leaping over team
of standing horses.
John Owens. another, was an invalid
at %, an age when most athletes have
retired with laurels won ~ % he won
the American championship by running
a hundred yards in 40 seconds. break
ing then 10 seconds record, which for
many years had heen regarded as the
limit of human speed. Owens was
short, fair-haired. SLENDER compact
bundle OF nerves. Hugh Baxter or the
New York Athletic Club was another
great athlete developed in the search
for health. Handicapped in many ways.
he worked himself into a splendid
specimen of physical construction.
AS evidences of the distinct suprem-
acy of American amateur athletes, now
that tile season of 1906 is ended, here
are some of the most important records
now standing:
Running-Daniel Kelly, 100 yards,
5-5s; w. Baker, 200 yards, 2es; NJ. W.
Long, 400 yards. AZ lbs; T. P. Con-
neff, mile. 4;15 s-5; T. c. Carter. 5
miles. 25:s3 3-5; w. ]. Sherring. Mara
thon race cas- miles). 2:51;23 3-5.
Jumping-Ray C. Ewry, standing
high Jump. feet "a inches; NJ +.
Sweeney, running high jump, feet
5x inches: Ray c. Ewry, standing long
jump, II feet 8 inches Ray f. Ewry.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
How HezekiaA 1oAplzns BecaaAe A Football Co

1 EzEKIAH TOMPKINs. shrewd and scdate
II With smile that was crafty, and a we'll
fashioned pate,
Was master hand in the way of debate.
He adjusted the tariff now and then
Put down the trusts with voice and pen
And uplifted humanity time and again
He hit women's rights such vigorous slap
That the denounced him an itcmper,a
chap
"Consderin the source" he cared not rap"
He whipped the Russians with the war week old.
Them Japs slippery" said he IAN too bold;
They'll lay out the Cossacks stiff an cold
But Of all the topics to which "IIcz' rose supreme
And made the old eagle rear up and scream,
There was like football when that was his
theme.
ITS game jest fur savages, nuthin more" he'd
declare.
Il swan faint sport, fur faint square nur fair
See em runnn' an clawin an breakin' their bones.
Hear EN- shoutin', and swearin, an mark ye the
groans
Hear the cries O the injured their pitiful means"
Then "Hez" would look round with his keen, fash
ing eye,
As If all creation he meant to defy,
And summon thunderbolt down from the sky
1t was true that he never had seen a game played
But trihe like that needn't make one afraid
If spade is spade-why call il spadcl
Chance took him one day to neighboring town,
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

Where two football teams OF much rcnovvn
We're gathered to play on Miicrs Down.
The roickng crowd and the streets all gay
With their bright hucd lags in Auttering array,
Made "lIez" perk up and feel like play
The fun and frolic which prevailed in the place
Reflected themselves Oh the young mans face,
And-well. the orator fell from grace.
He argued the question pro and con,
-snt as the crowd moved off followed doggedly on,
Till he found himself Oh tie flank Of the town.
AT least" he reasoned I've good excuse,
Your Uncle Hez' amt all goose,
I'll ind some facts as will be of use
On rough pine seat high up from the ground
"Hcz' took his place and looked around
Sheepish like-for fear he'd be found.
The game began with a lofty kick
That "Hez' admitted was rather slick
And considering the ball. bit OF trick
The shouts and the cheers and the volume of noise
Might have Jared a man OF lesser poise,
But to "Hez' twas only the racket O. boys"
As the ball was caught from forward pass
In Jifty squirming, sprawng mass
had Hattencd the catcher the grass
That's i'll" yelled "Hez' with face aglow,
Jest look at that chap who's down below.
Who says he gets any kind of a show?'
But barely stopped by this little clash,
The players were up again like flash
And over the field in rapid dash.
"Jcrushap said "Hcz." "that fcllers got grits
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

] thought his collarbone must a been split
So all fired far it never would knit"
Suddenly there rose mighty shout,
As sturdy lad, nimble and stout,
Broke through the line as it opened out.
With ball in hand he passed one back,
Then cleared another by clever tack,
Pursued full tilt by the frantic pack.
Ger the terraced seats there roar
Like the fall of the waves on wind swept shore
Go it.' they shouted; Go on, you'll score!'
And Hezekah Tompkins stood in his seat
No longer sedate, longer discreet,
But shouting like mad and stamping his feet.
Run like the mischief, you redheaded bratl
Push EN- away from you, knock EN- down fat
Look out for that pocket-keep out O that
Steady, boy, steady; you're still your pegs.
Say son, you're. runnin like treadin on eggs.
Only one more ahead of you Jump, now jump
He's cleared him, by hockey and all in a lump.
Let the brass horn blow and the big drum thumpn
The cheering subsidized, and '.Hez9 cheeks aAame
Devoid of remorse, bereft of shame
Sat back to await the end of the game
His tie was unknotted, disheveled his hair;
Without regret he was, free from care
And recklessly glad that he happened there.
But Hezekah Tompkins, shrewd and sedate,
With his way that's still crafty and his well-balanced
pate,
Shuns football now Ia the village debate.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07
DENNIS EOP6AN IRISH :
ENGLISH CHAMPION
PUTTING l6 POUND 5EO7

the end as new star in the athletic
armament.
Take wesley W. Coe John Flanagan.
John de Witt. Ralph Rose. Archie
Hahn. Dennis HorgEn, J. s. Mitchell.
George Bonhas, Meyer Prinstein and
other twanty-four carat luminaries, for
example. They are heterogeneous lot.
coming from all walks in life differing
in birth. temperament and vocation as
much as they differ physically and men,
tally. Collesians. clergymen, book
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

athletics for amusement. eSoite1ent or
celebrity. and some for their health OF
the latter there are many remarkable
examples beside Ewry and lSiernan.
When w. Byrd Paige was child his
limbs were SO frail that he was almost
cripple. His life was despRired OF.
The necessity OF exercise being i'm
pressed on him. he took up out of door
sports. Working carefully for wears.
Just as Ewry was to do. he began
bnildins himself UP, and. with q healthy
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

founle ton established, he thought to
strengthen his lower limbs BY jumping.
BY the time he entc; ed the University
OF Pennsylvania he had reduced jump
ing to a science Approaching the bar
his strides numbered just so many
inches. and after leaping he had won
derful control over his body while hy-
ing unsupported in space. He won many
Championships American, Canadian.
English, and intercollegiate-and start
led the world by CLEARING six feet four
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

FATURE is nothing II not er-
ratio IN sharing and endowing
record breaking athletes. shs
chooses no special standard.
certainly go type. ana most certainly
she follows no rule nor line when she
resolves 10 develop physical greatness
81 tins. taat or another human being.
she gives her fancy free range and
tne result. as shown by q passing re
view Of lie athletic champions Of our
times and country IS contrast SO
startling as to be almost ridiculous
During the athletic seas0 Htf-t
ended onlcially with the An eur
ietlc Union championship meeting on
Trsvers Island, the United States again
proved its title as Jae nome OF the
greatest athletes in the history OF the
world Not only was this demonstrated
BY the wonderful showing made by
American athletes in Athens but by
the fact that no less than i've world
records have been shattered By AmeTl-
can runners. Jumpers, Yauiters and
weight throwere on American soil. and
eli IN one brief season.
Who are they and what new records
have they nade2 As matter OF in
tereet, Il not of patriotism. here is the
roll, which viii become cfncisl when
vcted 80 by the record committee OF
the Amateur Athletic Union in No
vember:
Daniel Kelly. spr.ntins zoe yards in
8 as secoudE.
Ray EWry, standing broad jump, IL
feet inches. without weights
John Flanagan. hurting the 5e-pound
weight zs feet inches. with unlimited
run and follow. beating has own rec
ord, made two years ago, b. more than
Lnree feet
Leroy samse. pole vaulting, IL feet
~ inches.
Martin Sheridan. throwing the dis
Gus 134 feet inches.
Just how long these records, IN
delibie as they appear. will stand Is
matter only to be determined by time,
but the array OF stellar athletes now
.n condition and training in thls coun-
try Is 50 formidable that one would be
g rash prophet TO predict anything.
Putting Il briefly, the secret OF ath-
ietic supremacy lies neither in length
OF limb, depth OF chest nor muscular
development. but IN the nervous con-
troll o man has over his body. one who
has the ability TO focus IN A supreme
effort every vital force he possesses is
the one who will win out brilliantly in
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

makers. policemen, miilionslrrs. sales
men, doctors, bankers. soldiers or
sailors. etc. have competed and
broken steel-cast records Some pursue
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

fFinland), throwing discus. Creek style.
115 feet 4 inches; NJ Sheridan. throw
Georgantas, throwing 14-pound stone,
es feet AZ inches; NJ. Sheridan. put
ting shot. 40 feet inches.
That American athletes have and
hold a great majority OF these records
Is all the more remarkable when II -
remembered that we did not begin to
follow track and Held sports with any
organised plan until about thirty-1ve
years ago. when William B. Curtis, the
father OF American athletics; Henry Il.
Buermeyer and few kindred spirits
organized the New York Athletic Club
At hrst their races were run on open
lots. sidewalks or long-planked piers.
The man with q speciality was not so
much acclaimed then as the one who
was strong at many games At on8
time Curtis was champion sprlnter.
Jumper, sculler, hammer thrower and
weight litter. Buermeyer was cham
pion sprinter. walker and heavy-w eig gft
boxer. Until annual competitions were
inaugurated the recognized holder OF a
title could be challenged at any time
and was forced to defend II or retire.
The club grew. built q track and
leased a house. It's influence soon
spread all over the country, and from
this small beginning American athletes
made such rapid progress that for the
last dozen years they have set stand
ards for the world
But fortune is ficlle IN athletics as
elsewhere. One may spend years IN
training to win prize in less than ten
seconds. only to lose IL beyond recov-
cry in less than ten seconds more
Nevertheless. those who have won and
lost do not consider the time and ef-
fort wasted. There is a peculiar ex-
hilaratfon in training not found IN
other physical occupations. The ex-
citing practice races, the luxurious
rests IN the shady open. the plunge
into the salt sound OFF Travers Island.
the shower and rub down-these are
health commissioners Of no mean or
der.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

/ EZEKIATI TOMPKINs. shrswd and scdate
II With smile that was crafty, and we'll
fashioned pate,
Was master hand in the WY Of del,ate
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

I AZURE is nothing II not er-
ratio in shaping and endoWing
record breaking athletes. Shs
chooses no special standard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-01-27
BUTTER FROM ONE COW.
The Best Method VI Handling TIA
Milk and the Cream-Hancy
Milk Can.

To the inquiry OF q correspondent as
TO butter making with one COW the
Rural New Yorker replies as follows:
We use two one-Ealiou carrying pals.
such as dairymen use. in which a tin
ner had inserted a tube az the bottom
Of each one-ha3 inch and Earring TO
three-euarters on outside. the tube be-
ing che inch In length and fitted Sc
curely with corks The covers had
three holes punched in them for ven
ulation. The whole cost OF these small
creamers was not over % cents. IL
there Is a rim az the bottom OF pail.
holes may be punched In them 20 help
IN the cooling. but they are not really
essential. The diagram shows the
creamer- A candy pail or tub deep
enough 20 hold water 90 come up as
high as the milk ia can. and plenty
OF ordinary well water. is ali that Us
needed 20 set the milk for cream rails
ing. Well water at 45 degrees is sun
Gent 70 raise the cream ia 10 hours
but X one has Ice il viii save the
changing OF water at each milking