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The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mrs. Ida Rounds. the well-known mu-
sic teacher, has been employed
by fairfield Bros, Principals of the
college at Russell Springs to t a Ike
charge of the musical department in
that institution. She will enter upon
the discharge of her duties the first
week in January. Mrs. Rounds is a
lady of rare musical talent and we take
pleasure in commencing her to the pa
irons of this well-known school, She
has taught in Columbia for five or six
years; giving entire satisfaction.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mr.. w. H. Flowers met with a very
painful and serious accident last Friday.
He was driving stock, using long
switch. 1t striking the small end flew
back, hitting him in the eye. 1t was at
first thought the sight was destroyed,
but upon thorough examination it was
found to be only injured and will come
around alright
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

The present municipal board will go
out of business the first of January.
They will have their books in good
shape, ready to turn over to the new
board. The present board has done
much good work since it has been in
office in the way of improving the
streets, etc. The new council is COM
posed of excellent business men, and
there is not doubt but they viii
watch the interest of the town.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

R. A. Jones, of CINCINNATI, Ohio, son
of J. T. Jones, Montpelier, KY, has
just returned from New York where he
had been to close sale of one hundred
thousand cakes of his advertising soap
with the American Tobacco Co., the
largest advertising firm in the world.
They want it for their china trade.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

DR.. Martin d. Hardin, son of Gen. P.
w. Hardin, who is preaching for a
church at Charlotte, N. c., has re-
ceived a call, says the Harrodsburg
Herald, from the Third Presbyterian
Church, Chicago, Ill. Rev. Hardin has
not announced his decision.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mr.. Forest Willis, who has just re-
turned from Illinois says that the Logan
boys, Trabue Wickliff, Bert and Charley
Willis, Charley and Walter Murrell,
Bassett Hurt, Ed Walker and Will
Todd all live in Macomb and in the
vicinity of the city and that they are
getting along nicely.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

In checking up the business of dis
patching the outgoing mails from the
Columbia post Office, by Chief Clerk of
the Railway mail system, located at
Cincinnati, in six months, only three
minor errors were found. This is
quite a compliment to Mr.. Coffey and
Mr.. S. F. White, his deputy. Mr.. Dew
cry, R M. c., of the Lebanon and
Greensburg line, also states that the
mail received from the Columbia office
was better arragned than any other Of
flee in this section of the State.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mrs. Lucy Chandler Sanders, born
and reared in Campbellsville, daugh-
ter of DR.. w. T. Chandler, known to a
great many Columbians, having visited
here, was married in Louisville, "a few
days ago to Mr.. Charles B. Riley,
prominent young business man of the
Falls City.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

The News finds it very necessary to
make a call for the payment of all
amounts due on subscriptions or other
wise. We have an unusually large
expence account to meet this year on
account of the advance in price of every
thing we use, and the added cost of new
machinery to be put in renders it
positively necessary for us to ask the
payment of all amounts due us.
especially on subscriptions falling due.
Please bear this in mind and not render
it necessary for US to make our appeal
in more urgent manner.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Ed. w. K. AzbilI continued his
historical Masonic lecture before Co
lumbia Chapter, No Z, last Friday
night 1t was exceedingly entertain
ing and very much enjoyed by the
companions present.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Everything will be in readiness for
the opening of high school at Cane
Valley the first of January. Prof.J. H.
Sanders win be the principal and he
will have two assistants. Prof. Sanders
is teacher of many years experience.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mr.. George Cook and family, who
returned from the state of Illinois last
Suphner, and who have been living On
the farm of Mr.. j. N. Murrell for the
last four months, removed to their farm
near Russell Springs, last week.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

A horse hitched to buggy owned by
Mr.. John N. Conover became frighten-
ed on the square last Saturday, ran off,
tearing the vehicle to pieces.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Rev. j. C. Cook closed a meeting at
Providence church last Monday at noon.
In the afternoon he baptized thirty con-
verts
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Six hogsheads of Green county Bur-
ley were sold in the Louisville market
last week at $751; so to $11.50. Metcalfe
county sold II hogsheads at $40 to
SO. 40.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mr.. Mont FeeseIhas rented apartments
in the c. c. College building where he
and his wife will begin housekeeping
to-day.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

By reference to the official count, pub
lished elsewhere in this paper, it will
be seen that H endrick led the ticket.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

For SALE:-A six room house and
two acres of land, good well, barn and
all necessary out buildings. On Greens
burg street. Columbia, KY.
j. d. FLOWERS.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

A great many people have slaughtered
their hogs, and spareribs. backbones
and sausage are on the market.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Russell & Co.'S. show window are
artistically decorated, and the members
of the>frm give Mr.. Alex Chewing
credit for their handsome appearance.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Miss Loren Tabor, of Fairplay. is
lying dangerously i'll. She is daughter
of Mr.. VIM Brooks, who does cement
work about town.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

There is probability of the reopen
ing of the telegraph office at Campbslls-
vile. It is convenience that Columbia
people feel the loss,
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o.
Moss, Gradyville, died last Wednesday
night. 1t was only two days old.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

The hog and cattle market of Louis
vile is yet inactive. The prospects are
good for many dealers to lose money.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Judge Junius Hancock has about
completed double varanda in front of
his hotel property.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27
ATTENTION LADIES.

For the next thirty-days, l will sell
my ready to wear hats at greatly re-
duced prices. Mrs. SALLIE BRADSHAW.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Rev. ]. G Cook has just closed a
meeting at Providence, near Stapp's
Spring. There were quite a number
added to the church.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Born to the wife of Ed Baker, Nov.
10, 1907, son.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

have stray sow, weighing about
one hundred pounds, in my possession.
F. T. Smith Town Marshall.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Mr.. Horace Young, who has been re-
ported quite i'll, is now in fair way to
recover.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Corn is selling at three dollars per
barrel in this market.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Send in your years subscrition and
get beautiful calendar for 1908.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

For sale or trade.-A one horse wagon
with bed and brakes. M. CRAvENS.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27

Born, to the wife of Nathan Bryant,
Nov %, daughter.
The Adair County news., 1907-11-27
Twenty-eight days until Christmas.

Attend Thanksgiven services next
Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
MILLER WINS THREE RACES.
Pilots Col. White 20 Victory in Fea-
ture at Oakland.

san Francisco. Dec. u--Col White cap
tured the fourth race to-day. a handlcap
at one mile. Miller had the mount and
took an early lead, which he maintained
70 the finish
Miller also piloted Spring Ban and
Lucian 10 victory. The track was fet-
lock deep in slUsh.
FIRST RACE-Futusiiy course. salyage ia
,L'nchl. s n uon; Belle Kinney. Iai Rice. s 70
second. Melar, lli IMentrl. IS 10 / third Time
l.0 s. Hersain. DR. sherman. pervv O-Veil
EcsersaU. and Ben Eric also ran
sECoND BACE-Futurity csurse D7rin,4o- 10
lGHfganl. 20 J. won; Edith r.. l0s .Sandvl ls "a
,. SECOND; Ba-nade. ll2 IF. Wilson, % 10 ! third
tlne l-l- 10 Agreement CrystaI Wave Alrihaides
Bernardo. and Manchester also ran.
THIRD hACE-One mile. Warte Nicht l04 II
Buterl. 4 % ]. won; Sihari 100 Postl. 5 10
second huinata, g Walsh s % J. third Time
l;i5 - Ethel Abbott Daniel C.. Nrsrfrsss
Cheripe. Rosi NJ ri. ROYAL Scott and Oaee= Alau,3
also ran.
FOURTH Handicap; one mile. Colonel
Mhitc. TO w Miller even. won: Fred Bent %
'hlrscihaumi. y % ]. second; johnny Lyons lol
lhUesl. Is to . third Time. 1.n - Dcrv Dol-
lars. J. G. Glen. and Red Leaf also ran
fitIh RAcE-One mile and fifty ya-is S--iny
Ban. ~ ~. Miller. % 3 won. Captain r,u-netr
ls tFendegastl. L % . second; Jacomo las
tMorelandl. % I. third Time i.A25 Iera-.~
Eed liaI. and L0Ui of the Vale also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile Lucian. l0l fNV AT1-
ierl 10 : won; Asrola, los "a Walsh. S 70 !
second Blaneh g., lol ugrch II 10 5 thirs
Ime. Ia s-'. Al Ahlaze. Watchful. Funny Si5e
Invader, Barewood and Haher also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
NORCROFT NAYY'S CAPTAIN
Left Tackle Chosen to Lead Annap-
oils Eleven.
Has Played on Team Two Years and
Is Considered One of the Strong
est Men In Line.
special . The washington Hernld.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, Dec. 1.-THE fifteen
players of the Navy football team who
played in the annual game against the
West Point cadets tonight elected Mid
shipman Percy w. Northcroft. of Paw
tucket, r. l., class of 1893, as captain OF
next seasons team Northcroft succeeds
Archibald II. Douglass, Of Knoxville.
Tenn, who will be graduated in June
next Fitzhugh Green. of st. Joseph,
Mo, class Of 1909. was chosen manager
to succeed Robert r. Welshimer, OF
Neoga, Ill, who will graduate next year
The captain of the Navy team is always
selected from the first class, and the
players this year We're confronted with
most difficult proposition because there
are seven men Of the squad who played
in the big game. as members OF that
class We're eligible for the captaincy.
Northcroft has played left tackle for
two seasons and is one Of the strongest
men in the line He is a fast, aggressive
player, and does remarkably good work
in helping out the end man. Northcroft
is also a kicker of ability, being especially
good at kicking place goals, and it was
he who booted the leather between the
posts from the 43-yard mark on Franklin
field last year and help Navy down The
Army. He Is twenty-one years old, weighs
$50 pounds. and is six feet two and one
half inches in height
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

gh Is seventy years old.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
GOLFERS RETAIN OFFICERS
Metropolitan Association Shown to
Be in Flourishing Condition.
No Bids Received for Annual Cham
piOnship, and No Change Made
I'm Territorial Rights.

New York, Dec. 1l-By practically a
unanimous vote the motion 10 extend the
territorial limits OF the Metropolitan Golf
Association to seventy-five miles from
New York was lost at the eleventh an
nual meeting OF the association at Del
monico's last night That was the only
clause in the new constitution presented
at the meeting that was rejected. There
was nothing radical in the amendments
save that the executive comr1ittee is now
empowered to reject any championship
entry. All the old officers we're re-elect-
ed to Office.
As there were no applications for the
next amateur and open championships. II
was decided TO leave the question in the
hands Of the executive committee John
Reid. jr. OF St Andrews, moved that the
president be requested 10 exert his influ-
ence in having the date of the next Les
ley cup match put forward 10 the first
part Of October. on the ground that
courses would be in better condition at
that time. This motion was carried. The
arranging OF the details for the tri-city
contest each year was left 10 the presi-
Philadelphia associations. George c. Aus
tin stated that the Englewood Golf Club
would be pleased 10 offer its course for
the next interCity competition.
There were twenty clubs represented.
and among the delegates present was
Daniel Chauncey. president Of the United
States Golf Association.
At the last annual meeting a resolution
was adopted directing the executive COM
mittee TO communicate with the AIassa-
chusetts Golf Association and the phila-
delphia Golf Association. in order 10 learn
whether Il would De desirable to hold an
open championship tournament covering
the three associations. Both the Phila-
delphia >and Boston associations voted
against the plan.
The final report OF the handicap com
mittee. dated December !, 1877. shows a
saving OF S243.39 this year in expenses.
owing to the disCOnunuance or the long
printed list which last year included
300 names and the substitution OF a list
OF ratings up TO nine. There are 50l names
on the list this year, and the expenses OF
the committee were slS7.S3. as against
S3Sl.23 in 1906.
The tabulated summary OF the sea
sons handicaps indicates that a short list
used by clubs as far as II goes. and as a
basis FOR figuring handicaps for the un-
rated players, is capable Of producing
even better results than long list up 70
eighteen strokes. four-ffths Of which con-
sists Of ratings for players whose handi-
caps are subject to constant huctuation at
their home clubs.
The year, as a whole. has shown even
greater activity than the season OF 1906.
More tournaments have been held. and
they have been fully IS well attended
The failure 20 hold an open tournament
IN the Metropolitan district was explained
IN detail as due to the unwillingness of
any club 20 come forward and bear half
the expenses Of $50
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
CANADIAN ATHLETEs COMING.
Hope To Arrange Dual Meets Before
the Olympic Games.

New York. Dec. IA proposition has
been made 10 certain Canadians to send
team of thirty or more from the Toronto
and Ontario districts to New York and
Boston to hold an athletic meeting in the
two cities offering the trip to the United
States as an incentive to keep the Cana
dian runners in training for the Olympic
games in London next year. on the
ground that Canada does not offer enough
opportunities for competing 70 the Domn-
ION athletes. The proposal will be pre-
sented TO the Canadian Amateur Athletic
Union which ii is thought will act favor
ably upon il The meeting in New York
would be held in Madison Square Garden.
The main attraction of the Canadian
team would be Tom Longboat, the Indian
runner. while other athletes suggested are
Hilton Green, Percy Sellen. w. +. Cum
mings, Tom Coly, Frank Osborne A. ".
Middleton, Lou Marsh. Tim ORourke,
Joe Gray. and ]. w. Bowie OF the Irish
Canadians; b. Galbrath, Greenwood; Bert
GOldsboro and Knox, of the Central Y. NJ.
G. A; Jack TAFT. Frank Lawson. Ed
Archibald. Fred Meadows, Chuck Skene,
A G. Jewell, and !. J. Parkes. of West
End; Bobby Kerr. George Adams. and
Jack Caffrey. OF Hamilton: Fred Simpson
and Ernia Wilson, of Peterboro Y. NJ.
G. A: Ben Howard, OF Sunderland: Mel
Brock, of London; Nick Bawlf ard Sandy
Quinn. OF Ottawa. and other well-known
Canadians. The team would, in all prob
ability. be in charge OF Tom Flanagan,
John Flannagan's brother
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sx furlongs Illusion lO5 Pres
tom. ; TO 1, Won; F. +. shaw. le4 II. Martin
TO 5 second; The Sultan. Ic9 ,Kunzl. % .
third Time. la IS Bale-io Eas, End Judre
Dcnncn. Matte H. Court-martiaI Ezrs. ami anon
also ran
SECOND RACE-Five fgrlougS. Aianbe;mcr. lg5
&C. Burisl, 90 !. won: Macias Jos Roland Q 10
J. second Nick StOnCr 10 tGrand). : 20 ! third
Time. l9l IS. Whidden. Dredger. Kadodo. Miss
Fairbanks, Patriotic. smirker. and Aromatize also
ran.
THIRD RACE-One and oue-eiglth miles Bc,rv
o.. lG2 GycUrgusl % s. won: Gentle Harrv. boz
ltToSsl. 10 10 l. second; Ormonde's Right l0- a.
Burns. ! 70 5. third Time. Isl s-5 Adonis
Joiner. Necdful Chestnut. and Sentad a.so rsn
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs. All Alone. lGs
tGrandl IL 70 10. Won Creston. l02 tBuxtonl 4 70
l. second; Stanley Fay. 100 G.ycr7ls 70 1
third Time. 90 as Raleigh ard Iackfoot also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Earl Rogers. lO- Iv-
cIrslsl, TO 10 won: Eduardo 100 Fischer. 10 1
second; ChippTza, l0i tNicCarthy) Is 20 J. third.
Time. Isl J. r. Laughrey. Ousrdi. and Taxer
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Cork Hill U2 w
knapp, 20 10. won; Supine. 50 "a Hauisl. 3 10
l. second; Aauag0n. ll2 Gadtkel 4 10 T. third.
Time, l:io 45. Veioyis Homeless and O7atawa
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Jimmy Moran Causes Excitement by
Trying TO Steal a Lap.

New York, Dec. u.-Nine teams were
left in the six-day team cycle race at
Madison Square Garden tonight out OF
sixteen pairs that started in the race Al
j O'Clock Monday morning. OF these
teams, Folger and Moran. Of America
and Rutt and Stoll, Of Europe. were tied
for the lead
In the second division We're Logan and
Barrett Calvin and Wiley. Downing and
Downey, GeOrget and Dupre. and Krebs
and Nanderstuyft, all one lap behind the
leaders. Lawson and Mcdonald had the
third division all TO themselves, two laps
behind the leaders, while Breton and
Nanoni were the disconsOlare rear guard.
At about las O'Clock. when things were
calm and peaceful. Jimmy Moran sud
denly jumped away from the third place.
He was . yards away before the Others
woke to what was going on. and then
Rutt jumped away from the others and
tore after Moran He had his work cur
out for him, ho%ever, and was forced 10
sprint his best tor four laps before he
was able to fail IN behind the sprinting
Chelsea Milkman-" Long before the
young German had overhauled Moran. the
rest Of the field was pretty well strung
out around the ten-lap track. FoIger
went on to relieve Moran. and stockv
Stoll took his place in the flying process
sion.
The sprinting bee had gone its tumuitu-
our course for ten minutes. when Fly
ing Dutchman" Floyd Krebs ended the
fun by falling
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
INITIALS FOR V.P.I. ELEVEN.
Two Washington Boys Receive En-
blems at BIacksburv.
1ecial 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington He-aId
Blacksburg. Va. Dec. 10.-At a corps
meeting in the college chapel, DR.. Bar
ringer presented the athletic embIems,
"Y. P.'s." 10 the football team OF 1876.
There were but eleven given The lucky
men are: DihendaI captain 1900. John
son Captain 1903. Shepperd. BHlups. E.
r Hodgson. OF Washington; Y. B. Hodg-
son. r. ". Smith. B L Smith. Brecken-
ridge. Hu1ard, and Luttreu, Of Wash
ington.
The following men compose the second
team: James. Graveley. Hicks, Alder,
r. P. II. Johnson. H Jones, J. p. Jones.
Cooper. Brown. Gibbs. and Warner
Next comes the seed corn" u the
football team. who are allowed 10 wear
their respective class numerals. Davis.
White, Wingheld. Haywood, Amber.
Laughlin. Summers. Church. Bowman.
BeaL Campbell. Wilkinson, Lane. Wal
lace, and Sinclair.
II ever there were good prospects for
a winning team. they certainly are good
for V P L next year" said Coach VIII
lams 20 his men.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
DICK CROKER AFTER DERBY.
Hopes to Repent Orby Victory with
New YearIinE by Americas.

New York. Dec. u.-In letter to
New York turfman Richard Croker has
gone at some length into his racing plans
for 1905 and 1903. He will leave his Irish
estate for a tour Of Egypt December IS.
and will not return until shortly before
the spring meetings.
Already Mr.. Croker has his eye on the
Derby of 1909. and he hopes to repeat the
Orby victory with a now yeariing by
Americus, out of Rhoda B.. the dam OF
Orby. This one has been christened Ala
bama. and has already attracted eonsid-
erable attention.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12

Orioles, and was ever ready TO hold up
his end in an argument with the umpire.
Kelley remained In Baltimore until the
transfer 70 Brooklyn in 1893. where he
stayed until induced by McGraw to re-
turn to Baltimore in 1902 as part owner
OF the American League team. After
McGraw's resignation as manager he had
charge OF the orioles for few weeks,
but left Baltimore in midseason to be-
come manager Of the Cincinnati Ma
tional League team, He remained in
charge there until 1906, when he was
superseded by Manager Hanlon. and left
Cincinnati at the beginning OF the season
TO take charge of the fortunes OF the
Toronto team of the Eastern League.
This he did so successfully that he pulled
the team up from near the bottom to
top place
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
WHITNEY STABLE SECOND.
Horses Trained by Rogers Won
$13J,O3S During Past Season.

New York, Dec lit has been figured
out that the race horses owned by Harry
Payne Whitney and trained by John w
Rogers won total OF s1S5. OBS in stakes
and purses this year, which places Mr..
Whitney second 10 Mr.. Keene in the list
Of winning owners.
For several years the Whitney stable
has been a victim of misfortune. With
such great racers as Artful, Burgomas-
ter, and Tanya going wrong. the stable
has suffered a severe handicap. but Rog-
ers has persevered. and has made a splen-
did showing under the circumstances.
Mr.. Whitney's Stamina, easily the best
twO-year-old FLY OF the year. won total
of S29. $50
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
YOST'S ALL.AMERICAN TEAM.
Hehvy-weiEht Eleven Is Named by
the Michigan Coach.

Ann Harbor. Dec. 1-C0ach Yost, Of
the University Of Michigan, has broken
his precedent and named an All-American
eleven for 1907. 1t will be noticed that
he runs considerably to heavy-weights.
AS Yost, however. is one Of the few
men able to judge both Eastern and
Western football, his selection. which fol-
lows. is worth something:
Center. Schultz. Michigan. 90 pounds.
Guard. Thompson. Cornell 20 pounds.
Guard. Erwin. West Point 200 pounds
Tackle BiEelOw. Yale 1e5 pounds
Tackle. Rheinschild Michigan, la5 pounds.
End. Scarlet. PennsylVania, 10 pounds
End. Blake. Vanderbilt. 10 pounds.
Quarter, Dillon. Princeton 80 pounds.
Right half Wendell Harvard
Left half Harlan. Princeton.
Full back, Coy. Yale. 1876 pounds
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
CUBAN TRIP UNSUCCESSFUL
American Diamond Stars Fail to
Make Money on Tour.

American Diamond Stars Fail to
Make Money on Tour.
Paterson, N J., Dec. l0.-The "all star
baseball team. under the management
of Hank" Ramsay, of this city, returned
from Cuba yesterday after a rather un-
successful financial tour
The team was. made up of Mcintyre.
OF Detroit; Mig Clarke, of Cleveland.
and other notables. Young Mack" who
made such a good showing with the Phil
adelphia Nationals at the close OF last
season, will remain IN Cuba, pitching for
one of the local teams for three weeks.
1t is said that the All stars" We're so
far superior TO the Cuban teams that
patronage fell of
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
AGED CRIMINAL IN Tolls.
Forged Deeds and Mortgages for In
Surance Companies

New York, Dec. u.-Old John Bough.
who is in ex-Supt- of Police Byrne's book
of criminals, pleaded guilty to-day in
Judge Grains Court in General Sessions
Of forgery in the first degree, for which
he may get twenty years Bough has
been connected for years with men who
have made a business OF forging deeds
and mortgages.
The forged deeds were used for bail
bonds when they could be used. and ae-
cording 10 the Information in the posses
sion OF Assistant District Attorney Gar
van. the deeds and mortgages were some
times used as assets by insurance COM
panies.
Bough Is seventy years old
The Washington herald., 1907-12-12
Miller Has Ridden 800 Winners.

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 1L-Before New
Years Day. Walter Miller, Americas best
race rider, will probably have handled 800
winners. Up TO to-day he had ridden in JOY
races. with 800 firsts, 217 seconds, and
15S thirds. But, taken as a whole. mis-
saddle work has not been so good as IN
1906, when he hung UP worlds record
for winning mounts.