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The Washington times., 1907-10-25
No Mutton Stew Nor MOuntan Den
To Go Under the Vest, in Mid West,
Of Five Men in WiLd-Eyed Test

In the State Of Minnesota, in the mid
die Golden West, another varsity pro-
fessor has started on a wild-eyed test.
For equipment he has fat men-you can
count them-there are five-when
they're hungry they get crackers, milk.
and butter-sakes alivel Nov. every
Falstaff in the lot the diet has agreed
to take; one T. r. keeps one eye open
so there shall be no nature fake.
Take man of FIVE and forty, weigh
ing bout a dozen stone. six weeks of
this Spartan treatment bring him down
The Washington times., 1907-10-25

butter, too, make a luncheon bill at
tractive, renovates you through and
through. Now comes dinner; first
course crackers. second course the but
ter fine, for dessert the milk comes
next. now that is the way tney dine
Nothin 10 il. says the wise guy. VINO
at the training table sits. crumbling
crackers with his left hand-makes
them Fletch with little bits. Takes "a
tuck right in your waistband. from taa
heart removes all fat, from the neck
removes all creases, builds you so you'll
fit fiat II surely hangs the Indian
sign on the apopleptic gent. makes of
him a Lilipc dan-it's a treatment
Heaven sent
In the squad all five men say Excel
sior' all IN one breath; then they say
I'VE won't go farther-for 1t might re-
suit in death"
Now We walt for the dispatches tell
The Washington times., 1907-10-25

When the Malaria the blood destroy
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unable furnish
pale and saow the appetite fails digestion derauge
condition OF the system and often Cs and fever
lie miserable Tor the whose blood this nsdous poison has
the of Malaria
is purify the blood of the germs disease
accomplish this circulation destroys
pulhes and strengthens the weak blood making
rich and heal hsuanng and makes lasting
Malaria Maara will
remedy but pleasant acting well this deb
iaing disease Besides removing the Malaria builds
of the system by its tonic
containing information Malaria any
free all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1907-10-25

INVEST your time-lt Is
better than to merely SPEND
It. A little OF 1t INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads viii often lead to
SIviS---s~ &C. 1ifA.
The Washington times., 1907-10-25
NEW JUSTICE OF PEACE
TO BE NAMED SHORTLY

Ii is expected that in several DAYS the
President viii announce the appoint
ment Of Justice OF the peace to sue
coed the late Lewis L O'NeaI. The
known candidates for the honor are
AnsOn 5. Taylor. Gus A Schuldt. Rut-
ledge Wilson, Robert V Hughes 7.
Fugitt S. H. Geisy, William h Hallam,
T. y klmbaH, T. $. X. Smith, L. NJ
Hewlett, James a Cobb, and James ri
Mclaughlin.
The Washington times., 1907-10-25

Stat by Swedes made great has three
lines ucOE the menu-let this simmer
through your pate. IN the morning you
haye breakfast crackers. butter glass
OF milk-guaranteed to stop your nun
ger, make you feel as fine as silk. Then
at u er thereabouts crackers, milk, and
The Washington times., 1907-10-25
Munyon's Vita.Izer: :

Makes weak men strong Gnd restores
lost powers. Makes the OLD feel young.
and builds up the whole Nervous sys-
tenn. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1907-10-25

ing us what they viii eat. whether they
will keep on banting, or return to spuds
and meat.
II this treatment is successful for
men gross both fore and aft, what a
stunning test could be made with the
rotund William Taft
The Washington times., 1907-10-25
CHANDLER TO GO TO NEW YORK

Capt. Charles De f. Chandler. who
acted as aide TO ]. c. Mccoy IN the re-
cent balloon race, has been ordered TO
New York, in connection with the aero
nautic work Of the army. The detail
is only temporary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
VANDERBILT RACE
FOR EXPERIENCE
Object Is to Build Cars That
Will Be Suitable Under
All Conditions.
RULES FOR SEALED BONNET
CONTEST ARE ISSUED
Short Races Do Not Interest
Automobile Enthusiasts
Any More.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, May 35.-Charles l..
kcnen, designer OF the Dragon cars for
the Vanderbilt cup race. has been Sc
lected as driver Of the car TO be started
in the eliminatory trial for the American
team. Mr.. Kenen. talking of the design
OF the cup machines said: "As the object
of the Vanderbilt race. like all contests,
is to give manufacturers experience, in
order that they may improve their pro-
duct II seems to me that it is more rea-
sonable TO build q car that will at all
times be applicable 10 all road conditions
rather than a mechanical freak which
will be OF no value as a future product
] have cut the wheel base down to 90
inches and have given IL n rather narrow
tread. The transmission is OF the selectlve
sliding gear type, three speeds forward
10 and I6 miles an hour. Following the
Dragon custom. this car will have rela-
lively low compression. | expect TO have
the engines on the block within a few
weeks, and there Is no reason why the
car should not be assembled within a
month after that. / fully expect TO have
the car on the road the first day of July,
as / deem IT necessary TO have at least
, three months for tuning up. Although
two cars will be entered in the race. parts
for three cars have been ordered with
spare cylinders and other parts The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
HIGHWAYS FOR RACE.
Long Island Motor Parkway Cannot Be
Completed for Event.

Tribune Special Sporting Service,
NEW YORK, May 25.-lt Is definitely
announced that no section of the Long
Island motor parkway can be completed
in time for racing this fan, which means
that II the Vanderbilt cup race is 10 be
held In this country again this year u
must, be run over public highways. II
had been expected up 10 very recently
that enough OF the parkway would bc I'M
ished this year 10 provide a course not
only for the 1907 Vanderbilt cup CONSIST
but also for the elimination trials 10 Sc
lect the American team In the event and
the stock touring car races that have
been proposed for both American and inn
ported machines. After the plan and
scope committee OF the automobile as
ISOLATION had conferred with engineers
and contractors and received reports OF
the engineering and surveying force. how
ever II was evident that IL would not he
possible TO have the undertaking FAR
enough advanced by early October to use
the parkway as the Vanderbilt cup course
this year. 1t has been said, however,
that the authorities OF both Nassau and
Suffolk counties, Long Island. are anN-
ious to have the race run I'm their coun-
ties. and are willing TO grant the neces-
sary permission TO the Vanderbilt cup
commission TO lay out a course on " e
public highways, as was done Tor the
first three races for the cup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
KENILWORTH, TRACK
ENTRIES ARE IN
Racing Association Is Now
ASSURED of Successful
Season.
HORSES FROM ALL OVER
COUNTRY ARE ENTERED
Bic Stake Races Will Be the
Feature of the Summers
Amusement.

7,-y,uno sneclal Sporting Service.
RuFFALO,. May 25,-Entrles for the
Buffalo Racing Association (henllworth
Park) stake events have closed hnally'
The list shows that the season OF June
15..June 90 should be one of the hrst'
class il not the leading meeting OF the
country outside OF the metropolitan CIR
.,;4 this summer. 1t is exceedingly
doubtful if there will be on any track
such grouping of the representative
three.vear. olds Of America and Canada
as will he found in the Buffalo Derby.
Loading colts and fillies and geidlngs
from all quarters have been named FOR
the mile and quarter journey ana col
DIS famous through the racing history
If the continent will fash In the SUM-
If the weather man favors Buffalo on
Saturday, June ID.
In the Derby will be found Ethon,
George c. Bennett s great intrusive
colt, which, because Of his duel with
lack Akin. was one of the stars az
last summer g Kenilworth meeting II
Ethon trains well for the Derby ne
should be one OF the most dangerous
lolts in it. Fred Burlew, who last year
annexed the feature with The long shot
B,lmere. vii! try again tins season with
his peldInp Gid. This season, how
ever. Burlew has made liberal stake en-
tries in all events and in partnership
with frankie O'Neill, the former Joe
KEY, will race throughout the Buffalo
meeting.
Among other noted performers in the
Derby are Fred Cook s Tom Do!an,
nd A Ia OF
Clint De Witt s Judge Davey, George
E. Dudlcy's Manana, c. i. Durnell 8
.Temaceo. winner of the California Der
bv; John Dyment's Temmeraire and
Simon D., w. II. Holland s Col, Jack,
the Pessara colt which won this year S
Ascot Park Derby; the Kirk6eld sta
ble's good colt Tourenne, which may
be tho successful one of the Canadian
.contenders; j. Laxton S Gold Note, j.
H. Madigar S Ellicott, j. II, McCor-
mick s Tileing. j. l.. McGinnis Frank
Gill. James Mclaughlin s Campaigner
p. J. Millett s Hawkama, Mulligan &
zimmers Sir Toddington, John
OiNeill S Moongold, Palestine stable s
Alpenmarchen. Joseph +, Seagram has
named four, including his Kings Plat
ers Assemblyman. Seawall. Purslant
and Main Chance, all of which are
among the numerous entries Mr.. Sea
gram has named in other of the Buf
falo stakes. NJ. B. Spaulding has il
Bankai E. Wayland has. entered Tho
good Ampedo. w. j. Young should
make determined try with The Alb
bot and Flaming. and among Others
are J.. V. Bellows Woolstone, Barney
Sehreiber' s Joe Caroy and l.. B. Eaton :.
j. X, Laughrey.
Many Prominent Entries.
All through the Buffalo stake event.
have done very well, animals high IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

Several cars have already been entered
Glasses have been arranged Tor lhfee
types OF cars. runabouts being eligible 10
enter in the respective classes. The FIRST
class will be limited 10 stock cars without
tons costing $4,000 and upward. The sec
ond class. will be for cars selling from 9i
be for cars selling for less than Sl50O
The contest VIII he Of four days VS., dgga ds
with the exception that the runabouts
entered In the first class will be required
10 run l75 miles. The first day $ run;
on June 10 will be TO Poughkeepsle and
back to the garage of the Automobile
Club Of America in West Ftfty-fourth
street, near Broadway, where the com
peting cars will remain in the custody
OF the garage committee until the follow
Ing morning. The second days rum June
20 Will be to Pawing and back; the third
days run, June 81, will be to West Haven
and back. and the fourth DAYS run. June
90 will be TO Bridgeport to Danbury and
back to New York. The prizes and awards
In the different classes Will be based upon
the showing of the respective cars
throughout the entire four days. The
entries will close on June IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

class being mentioned In the Cata.
ract, Rapids, Whirlpool, Ontario and
other handicaps for three-year olds and
up are such prominent performers as
Fred Burlew's consistent Jugglcr, Saw
able, Fred Cook IS flly, Minnie Adams,
the Derby favoritc OF last year, New
Mown Hay. Cary. Tongorder, Soon
Shinglc. Ormonde s Right, Glorifier, j.
II. Mccormick s double New York han
dicah winner, Inquisitor, Inferno, Mar
tin Doyle, Sir Edward, Edwin Gum,
Lotus Eater, Pretension. Merliugo Mil
tiades. Hannibal Bey, Scarfell, La Pu-
Boanerges, La Gloria, Voting and other
good ones.
In the selling stakes many of those
mentioned and others, including the fol
lowing, are mamed: Pompndour, Blen-
nenworth. Halbard, Douglass, Cornell 8
Mode, Factotum. Racine H., Warning,
Amberita, Cicoly, Henry Watterson,
James Reddick. Sir Ralph, High Bear,
Request, Tickle, Oman j., Earl Rogers,
Prolific, Herman Johnson, Massive and
scores of other good ones.
Some good two-year olds have been
entered in the Iroquois, Mohawk and
Genesce stakes. In fact, the largest
entry has been made in the two-year.
old division, and Judging by the char
acter Of the nominations the speed
hight Of the youngsters should be
among the strong features OF the meet
ing In the Kenilworth serial steeple-
chase some good horses have been
named, Racing through the field will
be among the strong numbers of the
Buffalo programmes, and it is likely
that the horses in this special division
Will be kept busily employed during
the meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Foreign Entries Are Barred,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, MAY 25.-Foreign entries
will not be received for the 1908 Henley
regatta In England The stewards state
that they took this action on account OF
the fact that there was 10 be big inter
national regatta in connection with the
OLYMPIC games newt year, and II was
thought advisable. therefore. TO allow
only United Kingdom crews in the ben
lev OF 1908. Although the stewards state
that the move is only for next year. many
oarsmen think that the Englishmen VIII
conveniently forget 70 throw open the
English classic in 1909 The definition OF
an amateur has also been amended as
follows by the Henley stewards: AN
amateur may not receive any contribu-
tion toward his expenses in competing
at the regatta except from the club he
represents but 1t shall be open to any
bona fde member OF such club TO con-
tribute to club funds for the above pur-
nose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
IS HE REAL?
Reynolds Claims Squires Can LICK
Burns and o 'Brien Together,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.-After haN-
ing witnessed the Burns Bricn hght,
Barney Reynolds asid: "If Bill Squires
can't lick both of them | am very much
mistaken why we have middle-weights
In Australia that would chase Jack
OBrIen out of the ring, The best man
won. and ! am glad of II, as ] want the
man whom | have brought 5000 miles 10
meet the best you have TO offer; Burns
Is undoubtedly a good man but BIZ
statement. I am ready 10 bet S50o on
Souires When Burns and squires meet.
the public in San Francisco will see a
contest they Will talk about Tor long
lime thereafter. Squires will win and
then take on Jefrrles for the world S
championship. like the way you peo-
pie handle fights, and never saw more
orderly gathering than / did at Los An
geles You are very fair and your
referees seem 10 know their business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Ellison Adds Eight Horses.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, May 25.-CharlIe Ellison
has reached Sheepshead Bay with eight
horses. including the half brother TO Sal
Yidere. who has been named Sir Navarro.
The Ellison stable, while not o strong
one numerically. comprising four two
year-olds and -four older horses Yankee
Girl, winner OF the City Park Derby is
perhaps the best OF the older horses. Her
first engagement is the Gazcle stakes.
al the second Gravescnd meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

Enthusiastic fans are hailing with de-
light the appearance of Sammy Strange
in the Giants lineup, strange's work
in previous years has earned him a big
following, and ne is likely to rank os
one of the veteran stars when the sea:
sou has ended. He seems to have lost
none of his ability at the bat which has
made him famous, and plays as fast in
the field as ever He is here seen in
action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26
Later Particulars.

Pocahontas was saving the life of
Capt. John Smith
"Chloroform him, pa, she ex-
claimed. "if you must kill him! You
shan't do it this way! [ won't have
things all mussed upl
All, yesl The John Smiths of a later
day owe great debt to woman IS in
nate neatness and the fact that DR..
Samuel Guthrie was not yet born.-Chi-
capo Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-26

This is a snapshot of Sidney Charl-
ton, the English roller-skater champion,
VINO took first honors in the recent fan.
cy skating championship of the United
States and Canada,
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
WILMINGTON
vs.. NORWOOD
Good Game Promised at
South Side Park To-
morrow Afternoon

What promises TO be the most hotly con-
tested game played in this city this season
win take place tomorrow afternoon at
South Side Park, when N-Wllmingion viii
cross bats with the crack Norwood Club.
the champions Of Delaware county, Pa.
AS N-wnmington Is tho champion OF
Delaware. this game win decide the cham-
pionship Of these districts The Norwood
club will have "Blg Bob" Thachery in
the box. He has been the star twlrler of
Harvard College for the past two sea-
sons and has shut out such teams as
Yale, Princeton. Cornell, Amhurst George
town and Holy Cross College and has NOT
lost a game this season.
X-Wilmington will have Tommy" Kane
on the slab and taking his record Of 10
wins against loses for the Atlantic City
team this season, he should keep the
hard hitting Norwood club at his mercy
AS this is the first and only time that
Norwood will appear here this season one
Of the largest crowds Of the season Is ex
pected 10 be present. The teams viii bal
as follows;
Norwood-Ewing, Oh; Kline, cf; Taylor
sb; Magee, H. shoenut If; Luclet, IS
Gmfoh 1b; Galloway, C; Thackory, p.
X-wnmington-R Roberts, 2b; Lucas, II
stirnth, 1b; Price. C.; Mannering ef
White, If; Ballentlne, SIS; Rainey, 30
Kane, D.
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
WILMINGTON LOST
CLOSE GAME
Played Eleven Innings With
Harrisburg and Was De-
feated, S TO a

After eleven innings Of interesting play,
Wilmington lost to Harrisburg by the
score Of s to 4 at South Side Park yestor-
day afternoon. There was something do
ing from start TO finish and the fans were
kept ON edge to the end.
Wnmington's defeat was due 90 errors
two Of which, the most glarng kind. were
made by Eddie" Lynch I'm the eleventh
inning. With two mon out he twice fum
blcd balls sent down 20 him at secont
whore he was playing in Arndts place
which should have been easy outs at hrst
three-base hit then dId the trick an,
Harrisburg scored two runs, Wilmington
made one run in this inning.
A triple play was pulled off. with run
ners on first and second base, thinner
man, Harrisburg, knocked a short H.
which fell near the home plate, The Other
runners being forced and failing 60 rul
were declared out, as was also the batter
who had failed 70 run to first sullivan
who caught for the home team, sent tn
bah 10 third and Il was then sent aroun'
the bases an three men being put oul
! Harrisburg made Kick but the Jump
stood pat on his docleon.
jackson pitched for wilmington and di
the twrling act TO perfection II was
pity ne did not get proper support Tn
score follows:
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
JAKE WEITZEL Is
BOSS OF TAILORS

Jake" Woitzel. manager and own
er Of the Reading Tri-state baseball
team is in the game to stay and pro-
poses TO give to the fans Of the Penn
syvania town the best that there is
in the market next year
Mr.. Weitzel is of the true Reading
Dutch type which Is 80 well known
In Wilmington and when he under
takes a proposition will push q through
no matter how narrow the margin. n
there is any possibility of making Il
lgo. In speaking of the possible trans
fer OF the Reading team TO York next
year a story to which effect was pub-
lished In York paper Jake" says:
Tell them for me that the Reading
team Is here To stay. I own the franz
chise of the team and / hold the COM
tracts of the players No one has any
thing to say or do about transferring
the team but me and I want 10 as
sure tho fans right now that Reading
/ viii have a banner team i'm the field
next year and one that they can be
proud Of II will not be the tail end
for ours then. I have strings ON a
number Of promising young players and
the Reading team next year will be
as fast as the best of them"
York is sorohead because II
couldn't support the team and we can
As TO our losing money and support
and the Atlantic League drawing away
our crowds, l think a comparison OF
attendance on Labor Day viii answer
that question pretty effectively.
President Carpenter says in the last
issue Of Sporting Life that he oonsid.
} ers Reading the best playing town IN
} the league for the time II has been in
1T was true Manager Heckert dis
want to transfer the Labor Day game
, 20 Harrishurg, not To York. The Yorl
people themselves tried 20 get It a
their place. But / insisted on havini
good game Of ball for the people her
on that holiday. After IL was over thl
Harrisburg officials came 20 me an,
said; Jake, we take our hats off e
YOU; you knew what you were about
This is a great crowd
Just remember this one thing
Reading is in the Tri-State League &
% stay and no one has anything to sa.
; about il but me-"
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
COPS vs.. LETTER CARRIERS

The baseball team Of the local letter
carriers. managed by ]. A. Oliver and
captained by Louis scheu. will play
the police baseball team at South
Side Park on September 26. The lat
ter team will be captained by officer
Horace Mcdaniel ana Sergeant George
Lyons win be manager. As the game
is for the purpose of adding TO the
fund for the erection of a monument
to General Thomas A. Smyth, a large
crowd is expected to attend it.
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
Dress Gineham Bargains
Fancy Skating at Springs.

Cogan and Bancroft. the well-known
humorous and fancy skaters, have been
engaged to entertain the patrons of the
Country Roller Rink next week, which
is the opening week of the fall sea
son. These artists have a sketch en-
titled the "Tramp's First Lesson"
which is a laugh from. beginning to
end, in which Cogan, who imperson'
ates the tramp. developes from SER
les OF seven falls into a fancy skater
under supposed tuition Of Bancroft the
dude. The special attraction viii PC
every afternoon at o'cock and even
ing at 3, excepting Monday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
RowIers Ma Ln.t Miami.

There was a largely attended meeting
OF the Academy Bowling League az tho
Academy Alleys last night and all arr
rangements were completed for the opens
dng OF the season Thursday evening. sep-
tembor 49, The league will be composed of
eight teams, as follows. All-wllmington.
Warren, Academy, crescents, Atlas. Good
Times, Eagles and Excelsior. The latter
team will be managed by Mr. Mcfarland.
owner Of the alleys. The teams will be
more evenly matched this year than here.
tofore ana a good race is assured.
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Harrisburg. ..... ,...2O1OOOOOOOe-s
Wilmington see. .,....1 0 o 0 0 IA
Two-base hits Mcfarland, OMEN, Nc
Lane; three-hase hits. Arndt, Pattee;
sacrifice hits, Selhach, Calhoun, Martin,
jackson. Foster; stolen bases, O'Neili,
Pattee; triple play. Sullivan NJ. Lynch,
johnson and Cassidy; left on bases. Har-
rshurg a. Wilmington, 8; first base on
balls, OF Leary, / of Jackson, 1; FIRST
base on errors, O'Nenl, y. lynch, % M
Lynch, Calhoun schriver; hit by pitcher
ONeih 20 struck out by Leary g. bs
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
APPROPRIATION
FOR NORFOLK TRIP

city Council last night fixed the amount
to be allowed each member OF that body
attending the convention OF the League
OF American municipalities al Norfolk az
seo. Provision is also made for the Mayor
and clerk OF Council should these ofhc ais
desire to 60.
The convention will be held on septem-
bcr Is. 10 and 20 The Wilmington dele
cation viii make its headquarters at the
Monticello Hotel.
Evening journal., 1907-09-06
To Erect a Monument.

II this Is your intention ana you
wish 20 save money which Is only
a business proposition. call to see us.
We guarantee material and workman
ship to be hrst-class. Riverview Mon
umental Works, adjoining Riverview
Cemetery