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Four-Mile Course at Pough-
keepsie Too Much of a Strain
for Young OarSmen.

yuT IL the Poughkespsie regatta OF
w 1877, more national chaa7.Ion-
" ship than ever before with An
nnpolis entered. see the end OF the
grieiHnE and heArt-oreaking four-mile
course That IL the hope OF such noted
oaysmen As Coach Courtney. OF Cor
nell. Constance ). Titus. national ana
teur champion. Fred PiAAted. former
professional champion. and a score OF
other active and interested rowers-
Titus says !t stunts tho growth OF the
undcyeloped youths who row IN f.
For years the famous Hudson River
course las been the scene OF the most
bitterly contested battles OF elghts In
the water. Young men. boasting the
courage and endurance OF the tabled
giant. have gone lauEhinsly. oven de-
Ganiy. 4aio these annual races and
Fmcrged wrecked lD spirit and Otter
Iu1ur,t physically EhV renced sculi'
ers. Vet rams ~ the water. nave gone
on record wlfh statements that 10 Il
almost impossible 10 send eight young
men into one .qf these struggles With
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Race, the Most Open in Year,
PuzzleS'the Most Expert
Handicappers.
BY VINCENT rREANoR.

oUPERMAN. Montgomery Election
GER Running Water, Flip Flap end
~ pandelion. Try 20 pick the win
tor Of to-morrows b.g race nt shecps-
head from this bunch Coed handi-
cappers have prscucally agreed ro--.ft
that the horse witch viii pull down the
ss0 ooo prize IS one % the half dozen
named above. but which one-thats the
one big question. All six viii go TO the
post heavily backed. and " the winner
turns UP IN some ouler horse left out OF
calculations hero the oookmakers Will
reap harvest This years Suburban
II one OF the mos, open races ever han
dicapped. Nearly every horse in Il can
Doe made 10 have a chance on some sys-
tenn OF other Aside from the ak mem
toned here, there are Beacon Lignt.
Fouutl nblue, Ironsldez and the hghtly-
weighted Okenite all worthy OF con-
sldrration The winner Il just as likely
10 be found among these as among the
tlN tie hAndicappers have agreed on.
The race is race for tAs- -hookmakrrs.
ami generous prices on every starter
~lll probably be posted for the fo,eN
eXpeoied "a, the course.
Busy Jimmie" Rowe isn't saying
much these days about the Suburban,
but many an owner would Ike TO hold
his hand IN Lhe big race. Even "
SIpermAn was the only eligible of TIE
Eernr trainer. his chances might well
be cnvied II secrns a little out Of the
ordinary and perhaps unreasonable 20
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KENlLWoRTH ENTRIES.

KENILWoRTH RACE TRACK. n.
" Iuns ~ The entries FOR tomorrow :
races are aT follows.
FIRST RACE Ar fuHonFs selling
'RoYai LADY lnl 'Macyanl n4 'Chiei
Haies. llt Airor1 no. Amboffa ill. Hrr.
man Johnson. 40. TSrnlsan. lli 'Prety
Dolly ns 'ida Hrrk ns 'riehs. 100
surgh rrts Inl 'lciina. os 'Anna Maf
. w dNp llfcF rour furiogss s,lllus
lHrr. H.. jog. l.uEeife. lNs inuah iouHe
H.H. 'hffrnrmiA.. liAl Split second ift
Amnlr O.. Dog Al1unr iH ffTe cfoat it9
IllltN RACE -Four farunFt arllinR
LADY laNeNl ln1 slFuuui RaFEio 100
'i3ama 2 ico 'her56sa' l6S 'R.iHsSS
FlrHrH ntcE Five api "a hslf frrionss
.r nufafiI ha.dirsn tir .1ear ili
Arnrfnt lni Pan 1r.lr. lld
a..I irluU A.. NH
nH SrHrE if tnsrii'f TO- .Marl
Anthag{. i, he1u'ft. ha 'Aaora %
slxrl uAte ono mile ana seysuf
.la .adI Anaa n. cod 500
f" fkHI. ranAff, ui. Colu Marital. il4
'Agn1.g n .alloaan'e olsla.sd wsaihei
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ealdwin and Jack porman Matched.
LAT0NlA ENTRIES.

LAToNIA RACE THACE Ky Juno
Is The entries Tor lo-nor-1rF Fsr f.
hers are aa follows
FIRST RACE your sui . haf fluanEl
hslsut. i65 - Ms i6i Eaen fsaf iG
Qfaudo 90 Iluc SHUTTLE lni. umrlnli
lame iui hdaa iui Bayou ri John. liF
Nlnf McThauf llq Har.au AufrIna liu.
VIZ y, ails,,lso gone AiH ''' A'ia'
sEcoNp ,MAc,E st fw'oHg f,llas
M ,i,...,i, ',g,,, H' N.ll h2eNse ~,
NcHrur ~ Wausr arafrn Il aFn
o. lW HuFtei ifn NHHI o. If
ensnir. lHe iarnriale ino Hro iiI l1
Vols nanehe. ig
rluWn race Nile 900 q .sIst. snthi ssll
hlrh. Ni linrafuliHr. nH. fNhfrUu. p' hih
Y h.IA lni Athtna lni Nat tfifI
800 1sirrr'. io. ln1ohatar' 'of
FuHHTu RACE Hunicar .stsn Aur
lohaH IaHrIennHf n frfInIinr fti En
HaF lul. ilal aralI inl NInF rna ine
iiearatf iHn frutsHar lW cfh|esraW
FiFrH BAcE -,ns aud b siaterath ssu
me larl.l ln HfallHarh tNi aHltr
lo4 "a -effa ~ i-nH..w nWn. lH
10 hus6t l9i hatador 80
ns.als III '1ass Klas * ri,i5 .l'A AsAa.i A'.ii
,.al. Aiisssl. s .fiatr v ~ wss.i
r. f.,l A. kiiig lqe. care
@ATsEtaiies aiIp~anel
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AT GRAvESEND TRACK.

GItAVEsEND RACE TRACK. June
i9.-Nior training wcatar- wiih a fuSt
track were uie oonditlous here to-day
and sIme ll5d .rlsls were noJ,d. The
trn ~ H4.-lz So Bllcl Doe covered
Ak .lrllUa. .A llI3-b. RaH uu e3c-
ppeD-r t1 Ae rail- BIRDS Otaef sood
Il GILD--s.x furlonss IN l.i5 as. dTiy-
llg. Ar1fly rtAty,
20 AlOIA-aue mile and turinng
il ~ - 1ndl.> a real n'ne o.
81 MISS AJNFDLk-hTe fur4-a-fa ~
20 CITIZEN 1--WE nHionEs In 100 20,
81 JULIA P6wEI.L-Fye fir,ongs in
1896. br,eziaE M4g1tY nice Il ~.
90 JAA.Is b. HAADY-tne fl'.gusn ln
IW 20 hr on. Good wT.-
o. 81 GATHERED mslr ln Al 20,
hreezns Ready for his best
81 m NErNG WATER-Fpgr furlonEl
~ or e-5 hhndiiS Try her po-
a. HEinasT Seven hulonrs IA Ia
4lnEtIg THIS a. lis dit tauce
% OHAN -Ore mlIr and q qulH er IN
gH Very easily done. L.d nn&
run DIS rlge AW nmo
81 FRANK GIfIr-Fuur furlonFa IN
Ofs 1-5, llmdly. Is very o. Waion
c. T1IAfS,p-one mile IN ~. handiy
rs AVErAGE -Four nIrlonss IN 90.
hnndlU val wn soon.
= CllAFuLTEl Three fnflonEr In
UE Very fnrfriV.
% n NHHIs SN frIuura IN ia All
osA Groas a1rk for a twp-year-
20 rms DoTTs- six frrlonFs lu ii52-6.
nHtHr'ir fu rod fnim
a lTr I.hh Cone mile aIl % flrilnE
fff Hnu.l A nice nNY
90 K rFr rET UEAV-one mile IN
Hrt hFr.a.H. A nicH Cllf
20 fIAfITkX- fu-iGnrs ln ] ~ 80
H-F work of the year. Iab tlih
RffrT CWAWFoHD-One mile IN
f.eg g.r frr1uv Do rla1 trim
p FIRST PrrNftrM- rHFn fuflluEs in
lUe 1mrfIT III rsrv rnui.
Is -CrSsuipNA -one Hllc in lE ull
sf tf ~ muoh
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SAY REGATTA STUNTS
GROWTH OF ATHLETES IN BOATS

ball and baseball hero are protTacted
seasons of glory Tnc PREPARATIONS OF a
collcge year, very possibly tle hopes Of
a student career. centTe upon this one
desperate struggie IL is now or never
;or mem all. Every muscle in the bodies
OF those six cightz Is strained far be-
yond its limits IL Is easy 70 under
stand the intensity Of the oc- aston. both
for the men in tAe boat and the ms ia !
~ friends who look on.
Let the colleges give Us a three mile
course and watch the stimulus which
college rowing resolves throuEhout the
country Not a seat OF learning In this
lto4d land but will have It's crew Mea
Vii 10 20 college ht for an advane 81
c1urHe 10 aquatics They will be vet
Grams az the game such as are members
u ,he Cambridge ana oxford shells.
And thea when the American and Eng
ltn c1i1rs clash in boat race, watch
tIc result IL IL our only hope
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SU MINERS TO FIGHT ERNE
BY IoHN POLLOCK.

Johnny SUMMERS the ntue Eng
hsh hghtrF who made such great
showing In his six-rounGebattle wJtH
Tommy Murphy before the National
A. g.. oFPhii- Ielpkia. a month asl, nlil
probably have another hard battle 90
Tie same ring tO-nisht ho Is slated 10
meet Young Ernr one Of tne lati t-
and cleyercst pur.ila,a that gnvc tstr
ntth t4invd ont .n 10. ~aahr,
Ihsy All battle ~ Fouads az l'' pounds
Summers r. 81 lar better condition for
this contest inan Doe WAS Wien uf boxed
the rugged Harlvm lFhte IL u.e been
training lpg lle Will al Nos lYfu. $. J..
and De- nt il uut up tlE hard1f' AsAf be
has ever llluiEed in
II is good ainE thar sgmmr-s 1 Ia
shape. flr e. krnt fr Wil r1. 1ne of
Ga kied ln the squared circle. Ernc b.
one OF those ieds alth quick Sab
which ftuEF ana. besides is a4uI lu-
fighter Hr b. Iaiiar tuln summr.s. and
has q longer reach. l-rur "a in apI udid
condition fo nFlt AZ hr hns hesu 'Ft.u-
ing hard Tor tnc h'I' for oyer two
weeks.
Harvey Az Mlcks. willie Lewis and
the services ~ Jack MrGulTan ANA kid
Howard. They Wll begin nghtins about
no. ~ Tonight
baldwin and Jack porman Matched.
Manly naidaln. thr Sew Enrland reutsr
haa Another mafrh on hh hands fr man
sFrr johnny nark last r.gtt CONSENTED 10
lu him meet Iacf plunar ths local uEnt
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And ,hen." J went or. you're taking
ance with Bri.i You have been
out oC the ring for long time aud 50
has ne; but he's In training now. lie
may whip you"
HUH exclaimed Bat Il amt TAX
ia no chances. / don't never need
no more than three weeks training.
I'm good now After ! fought Cans
ihey said ! waA all broke up / laid In
my room a week Then l died. Huhl
] guess Cans was the one laid up,
There wasn no more fght in him when
] Knocked him down with blow on
the liver surei I hit him right on the
liver.
-Psi lick Britt. and then IN come
back and HEX this summsts guy that
chased me out OF England. Then I'm
going over TO England again myself.
Here a famous Los Angeles scribe,
who sat at the table, called the Jap
waiter.
Mines milk" said Nelson.
Half the milk went down Bats irrga-
tion canal
You won't outdraw Squires- Burns II
You night july 3. said the scribe. ''rll
BET you. right now your nsht won
come on nIst You're not 80 popular
on the coast as you We're before the
Cans hRhL"
Bats face took on dark nuAh.
s'How do you hgure thaty1 he asked.
Your foul nghung turned everybody
against you"
II never fought foul" growled Nel-
son
Il saw you"
i didn't night foul" insisted the
Dane.
aDo you remember when Gaas helped
you up, and ---
<rx YEs" snapped Nelson. y fsl
through the ropes and he tried
10 help me mp and punched
him IN the belly / did right Hs was
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AT sHEEPSHEAD BAY.

.grrrnwUAn RAY RACE TRACK
Juno ~ lrrllninr conditions a. tho
lf ElrA4utH EfHH.. 4- Iuf
20 pEI MORE O1o mile aTd a fufiaug
f.t HlT Nuf mH.
80 LOlu Low Onr fIr-
fs VIuVANE-Ous mle Boz iH brre1-
.0 BuFrLF Five rur1neH iH l0s brerr.
INT Fno lH it har HHff
.a DREAMER Six furl ags ln ll7. sal
q ltA .on-aiK fuusasf ID lli. all
70 DE MuND-slH flglonEa 10 4 y, haRd-
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BALDWIN IN RING
WITH KEYES TONIGHT.

what promises 20 be a ratiIinE
aghi is billed fr io-nirht. when Bert
Ae'es and Matty baldwin clash AZ
Ire siarkey A C. f1r ak rounds.
Both boys realize that this bout
means lot t9 them. as 81 viii show
Tie members OF thls club whether
their bouts with Tommy Murphy
wsra nuses or NOT Jim Buckley.
msnaE-r ~ thc cluD, viii giye the
winner a rlmrsc q meet Murphy
Tde rrl.min1res viii be up 10 the
r111ard that taey have been for the
past 'oW months
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THE SUBURBAN A RACE FOR THE BOOKS

0f the NTH race. ran a remarkable rsr.s
To TIE stretch uota4ng looked 10 have a
chance u catching NcGinnls's Or. Les.
but the Doctor folded up quickly and
the long shot. coming strong. nafls9
hlm abou; nr@ yAris from tho wire.
TH~rr Ra- silence in the grand stand
and rejoicing IN the lar OF the oooiur :
Wleu lAtti. woods went through.
N~ary everything else in the race wa
played.
CampalEner WIS backed from . dovr
10 20 ! t9-,heat Dinna Ken Might -
wei TO remenpber tais. as there Ari
other days
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f~ o you call that fair"
sure. Thai wasn't nothin
10 what Cans done to me. %
said sat ''He had his hair clipped clos.
week before the agnt His head was
covered with hard lItsle br.stles twisted
like cUrkrcrewx and every time he
twisted his nui against my face ne near
~ took the hide OF Ny wire hair
WASH nothln' 10 his corkscreWa. Kid
Mccoy didn't never have no corkscfcw
punch IKE thai"
Here Bat summoned the Jap and or
deed rouad. "You bring me a lem
onId Instead OF this milk" he ordered
'4ta aJur. III take a lemonade .nst.a q
ara t1a -ount # M the bill"
71l SlarNey runs a bad second "a
yal. said the scribe. Il thought you
uIur clrs for money!
AT DoS E-en can skin Conroth. '
replied N,is0h shui , Amt fesns
20 Def no jag bartender ehary,
me for SOUR milk"
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WEEKS DEFEATS WALSH.

"a ." iatf f-F'HihA N"fia.l
DENVER. Col. June -. - Freddie
Weeks. Of Cripple Creek. secured a
decision over Jlmm2 Walsh. OF Boston.
In ten rounds al the Denver Athletic
club last night Weeks weighed rs
pounds and Wslsh lsH weeks won
by rough tactics On ,la cliurhoS and by
holding WnLa's glove and htmmering Z
away At the long range work the Bos-
ton man held hls own, but ha suffered
Ia the close work
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trying TO set me up quick so he could
take another pln1a a. me.
Now look here. Bat" Insisted the
scribe. II was one OF hundred news
paper men who sat al the ringside We
all came there hoping 10 see you win.
Before tho nghs was over we were all
against you 10 man. We didn't care
ffr the black man. but We wanted to
see you Eet your Aead knocked of to
pay for. your fou. work Why you
- didn't butt" r.crruyted the Dane
Il was just rubr'Hs my hair IN his eyes.
go1l- g. w -iHlli 8. ser. and when lt
dried cost NJ Wa aH sia as wire. Then
! had my wliskt.F sooa. a QuaT.nr OF
ar incI long Why. I dilnt do a Thing
with Snrm wire WIlskrrs whom I fought
Rrtt i2rt time ! rJbbld thcm on him
IN the clinchca unul the Side ot hls neck
add one faoulde- was llk" a strik He
,gas lscred w4ta blood. Tina; 'whiskers'
paach lS one ~ my Dest.' And the Dane
RrlnEcd wiclEedly
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expect this Brooklyn Handicap winner
90 duplicate thc feat Of klnley Mack by
aune1ing the Suburban. too. Gut you
can rest assured that such a happcniu <
isn't going 10 surprise Alr Rowe. nf
Mas Superman III and ready and tAt
raly thlng that seems 10 hurt his chance
is that be won't have Walter Miller on
his back as ne dlt In thc Brooklyn.
Many VINO are figuring Electioncer as
the probable Suburban winner get their
line on the Lakeland colts race against
Peter Pan in the Standard Stakes on
this showing they think Elecuoncer
holds supermsn safe. Eoing back 10 the
lai'ers second 20 Peter Pan in th. Bel
mont. Sapsrm finished bcsina Peter
Pan then and scented urr3 4ugse -
the cul. nut There vas no good pS-Son
WAY he stogld have bean rid4er - tn-
limit - bcat,aut hl9 siaoi,matc. Miller.
y 40 rode SIpf ruSn In thc Belmont. a.
all mat was necessary IN dlspuslng Or
Frank GIN on that occasion
Founiainblue had good Suanr5aa "a
workout in the B-p1kdale Handicap and
the race viii Do him a lot OF good He
ran right with zan0esi until near tie
stretch turn. faitered a lltile and then
finished out good and strong.
Sim D,emei has more than won ouS
Gene Russell The en- Burlew Feldlng b.
shiftg Youngstrr. lie handled his
package" well AMI came away from
his held easily. Dl-mel and his friends
won nice bets.
Z
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SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES.

sHEEpEHHAD- BAY RACE TRACK n
Jua5 10 The eatrius ~ to-morroW's
IaCat herr are follows.
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1ID OWING Is an unchangahie
N sport II has no tricks and
no secret practice II is open
and iavitnv, and any student may he
an oarsman. II develops rugged quail
ties in 81 hoy but never brings the more
brutal SIDE II a young mans chnnclcr
lnro play There Is no opportunity Tor
strenuous demonstrations as other sports
furnish"
Constance 8. T1tua. Americas fore
most sruller. has made a study OF race
conditions Tie has I-rin.siaus embr, o
otrsuru luIcr his wing aoN and is
hapcfu. " seeing Tiger r3w.Ig machines
ht.ns tae Way ln the ue4s future. lie
says.
-Tougakeeps.e'a course ls 20 long
-Four mil.s VIII % up ans athlete The
far shorter lHnn tuls cIlrae. Tlr Aa-
81 uII Assoc ttlu ~ Amateur Da..+
men II coutcnted with one and a halt
%. .ts flr H4 Dos etrniH |.ea r..r
TIE Royal Hru.ry i- oniF liI ]arda more
thEu tuH Amor. Hu U.Ht.n .rH-Irn sUs
fsdrth mA.f eot even lli
row t"l %. l'lef. lne fr.e1t b1rnin-
great s.lilrls EonF only uree miles
'rhrgf uits ia tlN p-Hl"t dst1Hc.
THO prllaf fuu.s at one f.mc roHgd lea
mi Gradually t1ry reduced a. SO
rtlH H uII I.attn.r n1f ar.u made Ht
luf tE rac or 10 Sew Lld1n c t.r-.
Under tHe LUriH. system AuHE Iu
af1HrleH misHt INV four m!ra win im.
pur.Y uul me way yours men lrs
maan'ngs often ru3na tnem for a Nf.-
Time N0u seldom bear Z them come
pIrinlrr flr fHHa Az n1' IKE 90 boz nc-
russd ~ ggn'r H1t a. is contrary 10
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ss:' assr%4s "a .$:a.:. = '. HS%i':s s !.
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Dinna Ken ran light back n his rst-
orl race - Belmont Park Hc will
have 10 be- ngurcd on in anv kini of
company and At any distance herta fter'
Little Woods. the ioa 70 shoe winner
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NELSON EAGER TO
FIGHT BRITT TO
HURT COFFROTH
Dane Is Bitter Against Frisco Pro
moter and Says His Bout Will
Hurt Attendance ofSquires-
Burns on July a.

<< A spite-mstoh.' hey" said Bat
~ Nelson as we sat down In
quiet corner OF n Los
Angeles cafe few nights ESQ.
Well. | don't know what you call
It. but III tell you one thing-Id
fight Britt for nothing II could
skin CofIroth out OF a dollar by
doing f. All want is to put
Cofrroth's night on the bum. ri
feht Britt on the third. and there
won't be no coin left for sauires
and Burns
But Squires-Burns will be the
card. g. suggested
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miles.
-Four miles have killed athle,icallY
some OF Americas n0blest young men.
ssid Coach Courtney recently. The
distance Is too long. That last mile Is
a heart breaker. No man has ever left
his boat after such race with the
Fame constitution with which he en-
tered H. Il ~ nigh time the American
college rowing authorities reduced tho
distance. IL mars the sport II takes
away much of the Hp1rtsmansAi6 of
the race and leaves Il = gfuesume stfug-
gle between young fellows Wru Irr
Wiling but unit FOR II
The distance OF tie PQuEhkeepsie
course u the only objection ever Of
fsred 20 the sport which President
Eliot, on Harvard, said MAS clean and
honorable" and far ahead 81 footb8E
baseball and other college pastimes- II
r. fact that preseut day scandals Of
commcrciuliHfu touch upon rowing least
uf el. A. to health fllnrss. vita eta
tistirs show that the man who rows
HH medium Of exercise IL well % 'h'
top ot the longevity list No better
sport iH at the disposal ~ America +
young athletes to-day a. President
Eliot says
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Britt and Nelson doggedy I'm the card
drawt money caring how Ruch draw II only
Conroth oil bum"
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uut leaving permanent Injuries They
advance solid reasons that the c0ndl-
tons % tue race are such a. - force
The tender EHbed athlete 20 accpmp s'i
more than his nature Will permit. LIN
Ing the bank are thousands OF his
friends, all expecting him 10 do uls
best The Old familiar vellaj tAc shout
Of applause. reputation for courage
watch he must sustain. and then The
race itself He dare not show q yellow
streak Ii would mean ostrac!sm FOR
life. The race Is over. His crew has
won. All the honor OF the test belou -s
to his boat. Hut ne rcckona not With
the future. Veterans OF the game de
clare with no little emphasis that the
contest has left It's marks
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TOR years Coach Courtney has led
the crusade 10 have the Pouen-
k>epse course reduced 20 three
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fN yEs" snapped Nelson; y fell
through the ropes and he tried
10 help me up. and ! punched
him IN the belly. I did right he was
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-08
RICH ORE IN GRASS ROOTS
Herrick & Hall Acquire Control of New
Bonanza Near Osburn

handsomes showing in the the verdict of every
who has been down the the Buell.
Bros property Osbu 1t is their property longer however
Herrick Hall have bought nearly the whole from them
would have bought outright had they retaining
interest.
The work the discovery still grassroots that
its value largely probemaca place feet depth
been attained The tunnel which started open cut is in
to the vein Both openings show from IS inches h grade
carbonate general samples which assay per
ton. The values distributed follows: Gold $780, silver 81
copper 25 The ledge itself already proven to
over six feet in width with no footwal in sight
The property consists of three claims that owned and
worked by the Buell. Bros for They developing the wrong
ledge however, and their tunnels and showed
only from eight to ten inches of quartz that
silver The copper float which they located the claim
found in place until couple weeks and from parallel
to the one they working on
The property will be at incorporated by Heck Hall the
Gray Copper Mines limited with authorized capital Of the 800
shares Of the value of Is each OF these 100000 will
placed in the treasury Among the prominent business and mining
of Wallace who have already subscribed the incorporation
are c. w. Gibbs Walter Graham Moore Bros and George Keb
Ter, manager Of the Beartop mine Murray.
The property located Myers guc about mile southeast
Osbun and about half mile from the railroad famous
Mineral Point mine and probably in the
The road will he extended the present showing at
and force miners put to work getting out the and shipping
it. The will then and the ledge the
The site for this tunnel has selected will not be until
the ledge has been thoroughly prosed but will probably be
point that will give about 400 feet of depth below present ore
showings involving about 500 feet of drifting
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-08
BUNKER HILLS DIVIDEND

On Saturday the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan company, operat-
ing the great mine bearing the
same name at Wardner, paid it's
l23rd monthly dividend. As
usual it was of $18O,00O, bring
ing the total to date to SO, ,306,
600. 1t has not yet been
announced when the dividend
rate is to be raised, but with
the greatly increased production
OF the mine a corresponding in
crease in the monthly distribu-
tion OF profits is assured. The
company's capital is $4,000, 900
in 100000 shares Of the par
value OF $40 each. Three times
the capitalization has been paid
in dividends.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-08
SUCCESS ALAMEDA SITUATION RHODE ISLANDS, NEW STRIKE
Extension of First Crosscut OPENS Up
Fine Copper Ore

Work Oh the Rhode Island mine
on Terror creek is now confined to
the first crosscut which is being
extended. This crosscut was
driven about Is feet some weeks
ago and was thought to be through
the ledge, but on the adyice OF
several mining mf who Inspected
it and whose option yas that the
ledge had not beH<fully crosscut,
work was resu(red at that point
with the result that over two feet of
fine copper ore have been opened up
without any sign of a wall. The
ore is q good grade Of chalcopyrite.
The paystreak previously cut was
galena.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-08-08
Engineer Trask Asserts Alameda Has
Main Success Ledge

County Surveyor Geo. R. Trask
who is interested in the Belle of the
West property adjoining the Sue
cess on the northwest, is one of
those who are o1tspoken in ex-
pressing the opinion that the Miner
has fallen into an error in asserting
that the preponderance of evidence
at the present time is in favor of
the theory that the Success ore zone
passes out Of its end line into the
Granite State instead of into the
Alameda through it's side line.
Said he:
/ made a close study of that sec
ton for years and surveyed the old
Success and Alameda workings in
order to ascertain positively for my
own guidance in investing the
exact course OF the Success vein. I
found it to he the same as that of
all the other big lodges in the camp,
practically northwest and south
east. This throws it into the Belle
of the West in one direction and
the Alameda in the other.
THE old Alameda tunnel proves
that the big Success vein traverses
its ground, especially the Cardiff
claim which adjoins the Success,
and they have ore in the tunnel
too. The croppings of the ledge
are strong just below the Granite
State corner and | could find no
groupings above that point. The
Success ledge has many offshoots
but the main vein, | am satisfied,
passes into the Cardiff claim Of the
Alameda company through the side
line Of the Success. +"