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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

Oct brittle &cusepar er III, fer
Dig meb lit 9eisg hos ben ipanife
Gouge | Sartueena % er braget hi.
bere sitooer paa fin @iooelbabstur.
De piIoe eierne babe beiset &om o.
'aa, men bar opgioet oct al politiife
Senipn. Oct er DOG maIigt, at 6e
enten paa WaIta eller ct anoet Steo
rtl trGffe Song Sictor Emmanuel,
iom netop mi er paa Siempei fra ct
8eisg hos &ongen al 8rGfenlano.
- De fronebe Sopeber | europa err
forreiten meget brpb meb Rom, naar
Bet giaIber officiae 9eisg. UT be.
isge blot GuirinaIet (aongeborgen)
er en- Sorn9rmeIie moo 1aoen, men
tiaige at beige 8atifanet 9abebor.
gem er for oct fsrite en- SoruPrmeIie
MOB bet italienife 8ongebiis % -
iom Stiuiugen MI er - enonu mere
en- SornerreIie MOB Sranfrig. Saa
oct er life 9reit. Oct ifaI bore al
Senipu til Sraufrig, OF Song 60.
maro bernegang bar inoIobt at be.
isae RouL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
SungcrsupS herifer for Chen

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ubpggeIig lloitr9fnina / oe to Itsr'te
Riger | 8eroen, HrsIaitb pg aina.
Or. &eunaro, iom al Get brittle
@enneiamiunb" bIeo ietbt til Bus.
Iano for at mberi6ge S~orboIoene,
ifriper ben 3bie apriI fra Samara.
at / De ipositre 8ropirier / Rl,slano
c, Der omfring 90 WtIliouer Ren.
neifer, Tom poa @rlmo al Spnser
life pil ppIepe benne Sommers Sno.
bsituine meo minbre SiGIp poes ri.
aeIig % reioIut. s Samara aIene,
flyer han, err ser Suiinber al ipge OF
fsenoe % omfriug 100000, iom Ii.
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trent SaIpparten al otsie faar Dog
liot SiGlp beitaneuoe al to Grno
eropt grso os en- SfnaI Suppe ON
9aoen, men iclp oeune Station for
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retter en- iubItGuoig appel I'll eng
LAMB % Gmerita ON burtigit muliet
at reiIe 212 Wilion Dollars til De
n~soIiSenbeS Sialp. SarIig beber
ban ON, at Der burtigt ienoeS fIGf'
feIioe 3GusSer al bermeiiif @eIf.
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breS. Zen rlsiiife Hegiering bar
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bring Of Sunsersnsben, men oct for'
Ipber, at geneene ipinher mo melem
Siusrene paa ollie De embeoSm9no,
iom b~aanStercr Dem, iaa Oct blir IL
oct eaer intet ieien, inoen De rGffer
irem til be ptrteIig ~usoIioenoe. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

2oro Gromcr, Tom ! lang SiS bar
peret Gnglanbs suerite &epraien'
tant / gggppten, bar paa 8runo al
ipGffet Selbreo taget aiifcb. Sans
giifeosonisenine fom ganife itperl'
tet, cg oa ltbenrisSminiiter @rep
forrige llge CAB Weooelelie berom
llnoerbuiet, pbeoe ban 2oroen De
iterite 2oporb o. b~eflageoe paa oct
IterfeIte, at 8egieringen ifuloe mite
Bam. 2oro Gromer bar - ON lite
| Raonet iaa | @apnet - pGref oen
egentIise 2eSer al gggpptens affG'
rer | benimoo 80 aar. San bar en-
Wano, Tom foritoo at itabe Jig baaoe
ggtelie og Heipeft. Rilbammen oeo
gsiuan % be folosiale Srrigations'
orbeiber | sGgppten er osiaa bopeo.
iagelig bans 8erf. Eli Soro Gro
mers @ftermanb er poa bans anbe.
falling nonGpnt Cir glbon 8orit,
iom oeioa | 90 slor bar oeret fnpttet
til oct brittle 9iplomati | gggppten
% fienber belle Raifineriet no og
ino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

Som i'm, beriom Ge itol rciie
bIem I'll @amIeIunoet, at fisbe GereS
Billet meb ScanSinapian. american
2inieus itore burtigsaacnOe. bobbeIt.
propeleOe Camper "lluiteo StuteS".
iom aiaoar fra Netp gorf Den 6te
SUM. Strtp efter Sriier 90 iuIo.
itRn6ige SpIpsutnser angaaenoe
gIaoier | miubre aabptter for 2, 4
eIler 6 8eriouer. aoresier Seres
grepe til 126 &. Single Ct, Obi
caeo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
ut bOmbarSere" ct their, T. CT.

Ell SasIitorm, bIep Der ifior oreoef
omfattenoe Soriss meo ! Giterrt9,
men meb iaa ilet Heiultat, OF man
mi bar opgipet etbpert 6orisg ! Den
aetnins, mebbeIes fra 8ieu. Oct
meteorologiIfe Snitittt | Bien erfl9'
rer, at ffisnt Sorboloene THOR bar
iurIig eunItige for ben Slags Grpe'
rimenter, bite oct fig, at De foran'
ItaIteoe gombarbementer meo esplo'
iipe Stoffe life baooe DEN allerrinse-
Tte girfnine I. CT. paa en- Sa9litorm,
iom n9rmebe fig. Ssnoerne, iom
pentebe fla itore Sins al oisie erpe'
rimenter, blcp meget mismooise,
naar De fit fin @rsbe soelagt, netop
iom acknowledgements" bar | fulo
Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16

beu ueSerIunSife RepitbIif fsrtc moo
England og Sraufrige bsbe 1876 /
Surafils, efter or ban fort iforoeien
bar bIepet baarot iaaret | Ell Erri.
ming MOB Srauffm9nOene ueo @es.
Tina. 5or fine 5ortieneiter al Rorae
-Ganmarf opbsieoe 5reberif ocn
treble Siebelten ! aoeIis StmS, og
ben iponife aonse ~forIenebe BAN
meo StteI al Sertug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
4 Mnmrmien ier oct uS til at boz

3 @nmenien fer bet no til of bore
eanffe erumiet enonu. gonoeopre'
ret ffal tilipnelaoenoe bore fuet,
men bette er NOT ogiaa nun tilipae'
Iabenbe. grebe fra gufareit til
@ien mebbeler, at bet riimGnife Wst'
liter mn berifer meb uinoIfranfei
Magt, % oct bebanoler g6noerne
paa en- @oabe, iom minoer iterft ON
RiboeIaIoeren. S @aIafiet Hal iaa.
Iebes $unoreoer at 9erioner bore
blet ifiiot uoeu Sorbsr eaer Dom.
Gen ritmanife 8resie er lat nnoer
Iirena Geniur og n,aa life income ct
Orb ON @iIiterets SremfRro noe !
2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
"SamiIton Club" / Chicago feire.

"Samilton Club" | Chicago feire.
Sc forIeSen aften en- "glppomattor.
Set, % bIanot be iuobuone Ealere
bar aoneresmaub Guibmm fra
@aibtngton iom bl. q. uotalte fsI-
genoe, Der bill I9ies meo Snteresie
og llobptte Of mango, ffisnt Sanfen
life netop er nh: Seq befIaeer at
maatte iiee, at Der er oisie Sean poa
Dor rationale Soriiont - og bette
aipIber babe paa oct iociaIe, poll.
tiffe og sfonomiife 8ebet - iom fan
fprtcIfes berbeu, at bet eneite, Tom
nogeniinoe bill flnue maoIe fig m'o
BEN Sort, bbormeo Dor Sremaang er
foreeooet, tor blipe ben Surtigbeo,
bpormeo hi bill oratte neo iaien. Eli.
lao mig at benlebe SpmGrfiombeben
paa, at oen pperoroentIige Soit, Der
fdrofteriierer Dor rationale llooif:
ling, bar efterlobt euoel Sfrsbelie-
beber | ben 9pgnine, iom hi bar bp9.
GET. Sremitriotet MAJ bare 8iones.
bpro ON iunb 5ornuft, og Sribeoer
mae boIbes | CONNIE Of gniparsfe.
lel'en. ct meeet fort IntaI al
bore goreere ipnes for Siben at be-
70 beiat al en- f~eberaetig Gttraa efter
icaatfi9e at faa Iepe paa afbetaItns
ION the installment plan). De fire.
Der uben SpboIb at fomme | gefi6.
beIie at alt, oereS Sierte fan finbe
paa Of begipre, % err tiIfrebs meS at
betaIe for bet uaariombeIit engana /
Sremtiben. Der err aIt iormange
Wenneffer, iom lener ODER Guue, pg
Der er life paa Iangt npr mango nof,
fom Ieoer 9ioet i~aaIeoes, iom Ret og
SammeIigbeS ttIfi9er. Ser er for
mango Nenneifer, bois eneite 2pit err
en- Sart at ei6re fig bemGrfet, Tom
beIlere bill fisre | en- pantiat guto-
mobiI oeo SieIp af LIANT @asoIin
cu6 | StiIbeo at bonSre paa 9poenS
pg SGoerIigbeSens beifeoue 8eie.
Spis SoIpporten Of DC SoIf Der
&anSet, iom operereS for appenoici.
tis, iitebet fit fin 6orfqngcIigbeo OF
GecrtiGrlisbeO omputeret, ioa oiIoe
be 6erpe0 | sen @ra6 forbeores, at
bereS &Iaser otIoe bIioe fau % ube.
tpoeIi8e. Set ituIoe meget qIp6e
mig at ie oct ameritauIfe Soft Ueroc
tiIbage til ct fornuftigt og iimpcIt
2eocfpt, uanfrgtet at 6orretningS-
difoneri o8 orIgGr Iarngtiebe6. On
Zig iimpeI oo Juno 2cOemoaoe niIoe
Daoe en- oeI9isrenoe SuOHpoeIie, life
bLot poa Dem, iom noIgte at inOrette
fit Sin pao oenre @toaoe, men oQiaa
pao De MiIioncr, iom bIcp gione
BERTH. Set IaSer I'll, of Den tosieoe
Spfotuing bar iat Zig pou &iernen
pau Soil feit i Sette 2ouo. at set
goor an al turcrc etboert SuSe, iom
ftu6e& / Rutioueu, pcS 2ougioniug.
Sette cr roget iNiotif aiptteri, ION
man gisr retteit / MI at Crane neo
inmmen meb Ebeoricruc ON biuiqc
Gcnee. Get mr6e life pare us6pers
bigt at oeStage Anti. GruitIope til at
iorbIuore Commemorate fra aapi.
taIeuS SIDE, og oct bllrSe IigciaaIiot
pGre rsopeuSigt al gribe ill 0tioler
iom fsberole Sniunftioner til at fore.
tpgoe Cpergreb bIauSt arbeiSerIe.
oerne. SaapeI aariaeen til ium 9tio'
let moo iaaonune Suoer Iigger gieml
/ Remeitets eget Sierte; 2oUpura.
sraferue bar Ii6en SnofIpoeIie pno
iIigt. 90 nligenel, bper Sang, al
en- euer anbeu 9erions baarIise gao'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-16
Sra uoIdnoet.

ut bare storfprite | Inslanb er
NOT life rogen belt ubIanoet Gor.
nsieIie. Snsoae | forrise llse bIep
ionleoes life minbre END tire Stor.
.fpriter itrnbt efter 2ipet, to | ct. Be.
tersbitrg os en- | Baris. Men ale
ire Hap beffinbet fra bet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
Children's White
 Dresses At sec Each

They are made m nVe slyI6s, HIce- ly trimmed with fine Valenciennes lace, sizes 4 to IA, they are the $1,25 quality.
 AT 25c EACH.
 This is our leader and nobody in town can duplicate the same. We have more than fifteen designs, styles and colors to pick from. Chambray Rompers 39c each, from soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
WE WONDER

If Buffalo Bill thought that Water bury money was the tainted kind last Friday, when he kept the people waiting from until o'clock before he started his performance and then picked up his tent at 6.3O and skid dooed out of town after advertising to give us another performance In the evening? We'll, poor Bill, as great man as he is, must take his bumps once in a while and he got them the day before he arrived here. We heard the buffalo got at the cof- fee and ate it all, and the men could not find the grounds. That was good joke. But we hear when the canvas men told Bill their pay (S3 per week and grub) was too small, he couldn't see the point and they struck. But that was carrying the joke too far, and when he offered more pay they said his money was tainted" because 'taint' enough. That settled it and he couldn't do as he advertised. We'll, last week we couldn't do as we advertised. We only had half enough of those butter crooks to satisfy our trade, but we'll see you later about them. This week we'll give you splendid blue deco rated cuspidor with pound of our warranted nice tasting soc tea at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31

The roses may be trife late this year. but the brides CHeaven bless { 'em) will be on deck ss usual can you tand I am speaking to the fair brides) afford to run into the first small store you come to tas perhaps ynu usually dol when the largest variety within twenty-five miles or Waterbury Is open to you You do not wish 10 make him buy new shoes rery soon and four pair should he in your trurs- seau. White sandals for the event. Boots and Ties in Nancy Dodge a. Waterbury Girl s2so. FsIr Mad a Also q pair of House sIippers
 DODGE'S BlGSTORE sf-ss south Mzla. Tzoas ,sS-al.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-31
CITY NEWS.

Light plaid caps 50c at Epson, Singleton & Go.
 This evening Court McGivney, D. of l., will initiate class of IS in the first and second degrees. A so- cial will follow to which the K. of c. and friends are cordially invited.
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts, will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us; and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sortment of jewelry, etc, for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do we'll to take the hint, as all our goods are reliable and fully guaranteed. The Upson Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
McGRAW STILL HOPEFUL.
Denies That He Intends to Leave the
Giants.


NEW YORK. June 22-John McGraw
manager of the New York National League
club today vigorously denied the report
that he would resign from the management
OF the team because of the reverses that
have befallen the Giants.
1T would be the last act of my life to
desert the Giants at this stage" said Nc
Graw. II intend to stick to the team. So
far as know the club is satisfied with me-
That we have fallen behind in the league
race is not my fault. The element of luck
and injuries players may sustain always
must be considered In base ball. We have
lost many games this season because the
other team happened to be a little more
fortunate in certain respects. Records will
show that we outbatted and outfielded sew
eral clubs tina. defeated us by one run.
Last week was perhaps the most disas-
trous since my connection with the Giants.
Through injuries we lost the services of
Bresnahan. Seymour and McGann, and
Bowerman was laid out by rheumatism.
These players are among the most valuable
We have and cannot be replaced.
Il have not abandoned hopes Of winning
the pennant by any means. In about two
weeks the team will be in fairly good
shape and We will go after the Cubs harder
than ever. In the meantime l will direct
the playing affairs of the club as usual. /
would make thousands Of enemies by re-
linquishing my position at this time
am concentrating all my energies in the
hope OF patching up the team so that 1t
Will make a good showing against the
stronger teams, and this is an infallible
sign that l will stick. Before I sever nv
lieve that l will land another pennant and
a worlds championship"
Evening star., 1907-06-23
BOTH MUCH BRUISED.
Neither Schreck Nor Hart Can Fight
for Months.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 22.-Mks
Schreck stopped in San Francisco en- route
to the east, and. while the big fellow didn't
that his hands were badly damaged In the
scrap with Marvin Hart, and that II would
be utterly impossible for him to think OF
meeting anybody for at least a couple of
months Jack Curley, who accompanied
Schreck in discussing the fight, said that
both bruisers were so fearfully chewed up
that neither will be able to indulge in a
not only put his hands out of commission
trying to batter the tough Kentuckan to
sleep, but he Is also nursing a few pune
tured ribs and lot Of bruises that will
keep him from indulging in another Mar
quis of Queensbury engagement until some
where in the neighborhOod OF Labor day.
This will be sad news to Lii Artie john
sing who was dreaming of putting his
clutches on a chunk OF yellow metal for
polishing off the German on Independence
day. Hart. who was supposed to be in
poor shape and who was ready for the
morgue wagon. according to the calamity
howlers who were predicting that lie was
to lay down, gave game exhibition and Is
now nursing a bunged-up wrist, badly
dsfigured physiog. and bruised body. In
fact he took such terrific lacing that he
will in all probability be obliged to devote
his ranch.
The people who went to see the fight
didn't expect to witness a fine boxing
match. They knew that IL would be
slugging match, and II turned out to be
CORY, grueling battle, with little science.
Evening star., 1907-06-23

miles and a half. padding in easy stretches.
On the return the two crews enjoyed a
short brush, the varsity eight easily lead
ing the frst-year men. The Harvard
varsity eight came out for a two-mie trial
row, and had fine chance to size up the
men from Cambridge.
Today's work of the crews practically
winds up the real work previous to the
race
RED TOP. Conn, jane 22.-The Harvard
varsity eight was carded to 80 over the
four-mile course late tonight with the
freshman eight racing them for two miles.
but at the last minute it was decided to go
only TIVE miles, owing to the warm
weather. The 'versity was impaired by
the wash of several small boats, but the
form was good, and the men were all
fresh at the finish. Capt. Bacon did not
give out any time. Earlier in the after
noon the varsity and freshman fours had
mile race up stream in which the
varsity won out by a quarter of length.
Charles H. Schwappo, chairman Of the
regatta committee, arrived today, and will
go over the course tomorrow to see II any
changes are necessary.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
GATES BETTING CAMPAIGN.
Plans to Get 5000, 900 From the Turf
In Next Twenty Days.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. June 22.-One Of the great
est money crusades the turf Of this coun-
try has ever known was launched at the
Sheepshead Bay race track this afternoon
when John w. Gates engaged a staff of
betting commissioners and informed them
OF his intention to be on hand rain or
shine every day of the meeting"
Gates quit in 1906 little over 100000 be-
hind the bookmakers, and during the next
twenty days he Is going to try to get that
vast amount of money back. From the mil
lionaire bettor who trails with the Gates
commissioners to the veriest piking book
maker of the back line the news was heard
with interest. Gates has planned a regular
business campaign. having placed himself
in close touch with Boots Durnell, ac-
credited the smartest horse handler and
all-around money -getter in the paddock.
Gates and Durnell wagered over $4,000
yesterday, while today their money simply
dominated the ring.
PIunger Walton. Pittsburg Phil. Riley
Grammar, John ]. Ryan and Jack Mcdonald
were all great money prodgals in their day,
but such play as that which will be
made by Gates during the next fortnight
was ever executed by that galaxy.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Game Tomorrow.
Waugh vs.. Ninth
Darkness Ends an Exciting Game.

In one of the most exciting games wit
messed this season in the Sunday School
League. the Ninth and First teams battled
nine innings to a standstill on the grounds
at 18th and d streets northeast yesterday
afternoon. when Umpire Hofmann called
the game on account of darkness. The
final score was to f.
Grey. who was on the rubber for the
Ninth, although he allowed six men to
walk. was invincible with men on the
bags, striking out nine batsmen.
Ninth was the first to break into the
run column. In the second an error two
bases on balls and two hits by Guam
trelle and kerper, respectively, netted
them two runs. In the fourth each broke
even with run. A run in the seventh
and eight innings for the First team
gave them the lead over their opponents
by lone run. but in the final inning the
Ninth team was not to be outdone, and
tied the score on errors.
One OF the prettiest catches ever wit
messed on the lot was made by johnson
of the First team. Quantrelle hit a Texas
Lacquer back OF second base, and the in
fielder caught the sphere on a dead run
with his back on the ball Hofmann
catching for the First. was put out OF the
game because of protests against one Of
the umpire'S decisions The score:
Evening star., 1907-06-23
PYTHIAN FIELD DAY.
Interesting Contests Between Light
Harness Horses Indicated

One Of the most attractive features of
the Pythian field day events at Bright
wood Driving Park Wednesday. July II,
promises to be the contests in the harness
races. Local owners Of fast steppers are
taking a great interest in the matter, and
the friendly rivalry indicates that some
exciting finishes may be looked for on that
day. The following entries have been fled
with the committee in charge Of the event:
First race-Mr. Fowler's Pee Wee. Mr..
Rupert's Fair Nancy. Mr.. Dessez's Leo
nora, Javin Bros Robin Hood. Mar. Mitch
ellis Edna Wilkes. Mr.. Slasells Taller, Mr.
Goodacre's Harry Madden.
Second race-Mr. Riley's IAttle Kitty, Mr..
Levys Winchester Boy, Mr. Mann's Edna
Chimes, Mr.. Potts Edna knight, Mr.. Good
acres May Queen, Mr.. Boldens Monandra
In addition the auto races. motor cycle
and other speed contests will make the
Pythian field day events enjoyable sport.
The base ball game will be one Of the draw
ing cards after the races.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
T|LE|NG'S QUEEN
CITY HANDICAP
McCormick's Colt Captures the
$4,000 Feature at the La
tonia Track by a Length.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 22-Tilelng. a
bay colt by Hastings-Futile, owned and
trained by Games Mccormick. today, at
Latonia, won the Queen City handicap,
valued at $4,000 by a length in 1.52 4-0,
from Pasadena. with Phil Finch third. The
distance was q mile and an eighth. Thir-
teen horses faced the starter. Dainty Dame,
Red Gauntlet and Wing Ting being with
drawn. Plantland was favorite at Z to 2,
and Pasadena was the second choice at 4
to /.
After a long delay at the post, Starter
Hoffman sent the field away to a good
start. Pasadena broke first. followed by
Phil Finch and Mike Sutton. Passing the
stard. Phil Finch led by a head, with
Lexoline second, and Pasadena third.
Rounding the first turn. Phil Finch led by
a head. with Pasadena and Plantland next
iE order. At the half. Plantland dropped
back. beaten horse. and Pasadena moved
up, and was running on even terms with
the pacemaker. Phil Finch. From away
back in the bunch, eleventh when he passed
the stand. came Tileing. Jockey Garner
gradually overha uled the leaders on the
back stretch. moving into fourth and then
into third place At the mile. Garner sat
down and began to ride. The pace at this
tiiile Was LOO mucH TOT ora tnll iuCn anu
he dropped back When they turned into
the stretch, Tileing came like a bolt. He
was never in any trouble after he passed
the paddock. and he won by a length.
Both Pasadena and Phil Finch tired In
the run home. the former getting the place
by two lengths. Tileng to 1 in the
betting. Tileing was sent from Sleeps
head Bay last Thursday. Colloquy was the
only winning favorite. Track fast. Sum-
mary:
First race six furlongs-Ben Strong. 1O3 II.
Lee. to !. won: Bensonhurst. 103 (Powe:sl, IL
to !. second; Telescope, les (AustnI TO 2. third
Time. LA is. Bergman, Exact Sfoner Hill,
Demo. Helen Virginia. IaCache, Bert Oera, Potter.
Water SILK and Western also ran:
6 to l. won; Orlandot 100 (Gsngle,. 8 to 5. Sec
ond: Cora Dusant 81 tBlac,. 10 to /. third. Time.
181 3-5. Col. Brady. Lovely Girl. Merrigo, Clear
Run. Nszmova. Cheswardine and Wine Merchant
also
Cherry. to 2. won; Ada < walker, Ios (Aus-
tim. TO I. second: Bucket Brigade. 100 (Pick-
ins), I TO .. third. Time, 1.01. Honest Ordons,
Gus Aurelius also ran.
Fourth race. Queen City handicap. valued at
$40, 600; one mile and an eighth-Tileing los Gar
nerJ. to l. won: Pasadena. 1o8 u. Lee,. to l..
second. Phil Finch ia (Austin). 1o to l. third.
Time. 1.52 40 Prince Ahmed. King Of Troy.
LexolIne. Mike Sutton. Old Honest, The Minks,
Beau Brummel. Peter Sterling. Plantland and
Fifth race. six furlongs-Colloquy, 90 Ciartinl,
second; Electorine "a tBuiler,, to to- l. third.
Morales. Stenger. Iaveiia and Al W. also ran.
Sixth race. one mile and sixteenth-Miss Ida. .1O2
(Pickns). to I, Won: Quagga, % tBilac). 4 to l.,
SIN le2 g. Lee st to g. third
Carew, Woolstone. Prince Silverwings and Swift
Wing also ran.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
Some of the Scholastic Stars.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Coach Stagg of Chi
cago University is to reap big harvest or
interscholastic stars next fall. Among the
boy athletes who competed in the big meet
on Marshall field recently and who had
signified their intention OF enrolling with
the Maroons next fall are Freeney OF Ida
Grove who broke the United States inter
scholastic pole vault and made IL feet
) 3-1G inches Schnur of Lake Forest
Academy, who made a mark in inter
scholastic records by running the hurdles
In O15 3-5: Horner, the Grand Rapids,
Mich, star who is expected to make a
crack weight man; Nelson, the Muskegon
mile runner, and Butler, the Lewis Institute
two-miler; Talbot, the Mercersburg giant
intends to enter the agricultural department
at Cornell next fall.
Evening star., 1907-06-23
Results at Windsor.

WINDSOR. Ont. June 22-Fantastic.
coupled with Matabon as the Goldblatt
entry won the Windsor selling stake be-
fore a record-br aaklng crowd and over a
fast track at Windsor this afternoon. At
the end of the race. however. she had to
be hustled to beat the Frontier State win
ner-JacomO Track fast; weather su,try.
Summarizes
Flrs; race. five furlongs-Dew of Dawn. won;
PstuIaut. second. MaXtOn. third. Time 1.ol 40
second race. handicap stceplechase; short course
-Dr. Heard won; Sam Farmer. second; Tony
Hart. third. Time 3.3I.
Third race. selling; seven furlongs Ruiioba.
won: PFinci.ia. second; Jctsam, third. Time.
/ - -
Fourth race Windsor selling stake; one mile and
a sixteenth Fantastic. won; JaComo, second; Hal
bard. third. Time. l.46 -.
ruth race one mil. and sIxteenth-Imbo1en. n.
won, N'adrSha second; King of the Valley. third.
Time. las
sixth race. five furloucs-prnrstitch. won: Ena,
second: sans E"prprhr, tAl!I. Time, l.O2 40.
seventh race. seven furlupgs- -Burtom. won; Mary
Custus. second Hamlcar. third. Time l.29 80.