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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
HART VS.. SHRECK
FOR T0NOPA All
Pair of HeavyWeights and
Match Maker Jack CurIey
Pass Through Ogden.
Especial to The HeraId1


Ogden. May 1.-THE principals and the
match maker in the big fight that is
scheduled to be pulled off at Tonopah
on Decoration day passed through Og-
den yesterday afternoon on the Overland
Limited. In the party were Jack Curley
and his wife of Chicago (Curley is the
matchmaker who brought about the
match; Mike Shrek and his manager
Billy Hogan; Marvin Hart, and John b.
Mckee, the man who looks after his
business affairs in the fighting game.
premacy, and the winners chance for
going against Squires, the Australian
champion, will be good
Both Hart and Shrek announced
themselves as being in the best of shape
and said that they had plenty of time
10 put on the finishing touches for the big
go. Shreclx said:
Just tell them that / will do Il over
again. l am twenty-five pounds heavier
than when I was here before. and can hit
that much harder. Tell them that 1 will
repeat the trick
Hart and Mckee were just as sanguine
as Shreck and Hogan as to the outcome
of the coming battle. Hart said:
Some one is going TO get an April fool
joke, and it won't be Marvin Hart. They
thought that they would catch me on
short notice out Of condition. but real
izing that l had to go up against one
of them, 1 began some time ago to get
into shape, and the time we have left
will be plenty long enough for me-"
Jack Curley and wife occupied the sec
ton of car between the two in which
the fighters were located on the train
He said this was necessary to keep the
contest for Decoration day. Both of the
principals looked to be in the best of
shape and appeared to be eager for the
match.
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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

San Francisco, May 11.-Kerchvale, the
Burns handicap winner, was the medium
of a successful plunge at Oakland today,
when he won the Impatience handicap
from good field. Owing to the presence
of Gullett in the saddle, the layers quot
ed as high as to 1 against Kerchvale,
but there was a rush to bet on him and
he went to the post at Is to 5. He as
sumed command from the lead in the
stretch and won easily from ]. c. Glenn
and Princess Titania- Well-played horses
were generally successful IN the other
races. Results:
First race. six and a half furIongs-
Yellowstone. liz walsh, to i, won;
Metiakatia, 1o7 BoreD. s to l. third. Time
liz. Byron Rose. Linda Rose, Lolita
Gladstone and Duke of Orleans finished
as named.
Second race, six and a half furIongs-
Pal, 112 (Buxton), to /, won; Nothing, 1o7
CIV. Kelly. 10 to l, second; Paddy Lynch,
100 &c. WilIiams), 10 to l, third. Time
do, Elmdale. Taos. Gov Orman and Hand
Titus II finished as named.
Third race. mile and a half. selling-By-
ronerdale, l07 Fischerl, 2 to 5. won; Tsla-
volio. no &C. Wiiliams), u to i, third.
Time-2:S5- Governor Davis. Adonis. Men
den. Belvoir and Ray Carlo finished as
named.
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards, purse
81, O00-Kerchvale. 113 CGullett). IS to 5,
won; ]. c. Glen, los &C. Ross, 5 to l,
second; Princess I1taniar 30 CIV. Kelly,
to J. third. Time-l:43 3-5. Bedford,
Reservation, Tarp and Ethel Day finished
as named.
Fifth race, seven and half furlongs-
Sir Brillar, 107 (Grahaml, to 2, won;
George P. McNear. los &C. Ross). I to 2,
second: Fred Bent 80 (Buxton). 20 to l.
third. Time-1:32 As. Judge Nelson. Croix
dor, Hedgethorne. Romano and Martin
mas finished as named.
Sixth race, five furlongs, purse-Fire-
ball, no "a. Wiliians), IS to 5. won; Ocean
Shore, So &C. Ross). TO 5. second; Native
Son. SO CIV. Kelly, TO 1, third. Time
20 2-5. Van Ness Otto Price, Grasseut-
ter, Senator Warner and Tayora finished
as named.
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At Belmont Park.

New York, May 1i--Belmont Park re-
suits:
First race, six ADMINISTRATORS
won, Jack Atkin second. Melbourne
third. Time-1:15
Second race, four and half furlongs
-Wavecrest won, King Cobalt second,
King James third. Times 80 seconds.
Third race, the Juvenile stakes, five and
a half furlongs-Smoker won, Sanguine
second. Alauda third. Time-1:04 %.
Fourth race. steeplechase, about two
miles-Coiigny won, Good and Plenty Sec
ond Red River third. Time-4:31 %.
Fifth race. the Toboggan handicap. six
furlongs-Ben Ban won, Psntoufle second,
Tom Cogan third. Time-f.1s 2-5.
Sixth race, mile-Shenandoah won. Tom
nv Boneno second. Zelina third. Time
1:f2 rs.
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COLUMBIA BEATS HARVARD
First Time These Schools Have Met
In Boat Race in Twenty
Years.

Boston. May 11-Coiumbia defeated
Harvard upon the Charles river today in
the first race between the two univer-
a splendid one, from the start, as at no
time was open water seen between the
shells. Columbia won by about half
length over a course of a mile and seven
eighths, her tirae being minutes Is sec
onds Harvard's time was 9 minutes IS
seconds.
Conditions for the race were not wholly
favorable, although the river was not eX-
satisfactory. The day was miserable
one for any sport, as far as the tenn
perature, at least. was concerned. the
thermometer having been in the thirties
all day and standing at g degrees when
the race was started. Cold rain. with
snow fell at times during most of the
day
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At Churchill Downs,

Louisville, May 11.-ChurchiI Downs re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Lady Carol
Time-1:1I
Second race. two-year-olds. half mile
Great Pirate won, Ancient second; Paris
ian Model third. Tines As seconds.
Third race, seven -Cablegram
won. The Abbott second, Phil Finch third.
Time-1.2S As.
Fourth race. the Clark handicap, mile
and a sixteenth-The Links won Brancas
second. Harry Scott third. Time-1:50 As.
Fifth race. steeplechase handicap. short
course-SauI won Narean second, Lights
Out third Time-2.54 4-5-
Sixth race. nlile-Polly Prim won; Quag-
ga second, Della Thorpe third Time
:43 3-5.
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RELAY DECIDES
LOGAN vICTOH
L. D. S. U. Sprinters Camel
Strong at Wind-up and
Win Dual Meet.
Especial to The Herald.)

Logan. May 1.-THE track and 4
meet held here this afternoon betwl
the b. y C.. and the L. d S. L was
by the latter, the final score being q
So The relay race, the last event,
cided where victory should lie
events were, as a rule, closely contesI
and considering the state OF the weatI
good work was done. The wind blef
gale the entire afternoon. The mile
was the feature of the meet, Banks OIL
b. Y C winning by less tnan a foot.
Callister OF the l.. D. ) T. dld &
beautiful sprintiag, but most OF the
had TO run in the teeth OF fierce vi
which raised the dust IN clouds, The
Gals assert they lost the meet throI
the absence Of Jensen and Roskeiiy.
of these men being considered sure \
neTs in their events. They flunked
the last moment. Jensen going TO We
Vile to play q ball game, and ROsk
remaining at home.
Summary.
100-yard dash-Parry. L. d. S. T..
Callister, l.. ID. s u. Jensen, 3. y
Time 10 seconds
22O-yard -MccalIister, !. D. 5.
Wilcox. b. Y. C.; Jensen, B. Y. c. III
% seconds.
4lO-yard run-Rawlins, B. Y. C;
Closkey, L. d. s. T.; Hull, B. Y. c. III
% seconds.
Half-mile run-Alired. B. Y. c.; Win
J.. d. S. T.; Scarbo, B. Y. G. Time 2:l1
Mile run-Banks. B. Y. c., Lambert
ID. s. T.; Bateman, L. ID. S I. II
5:13 4-5.
120-yard hurdles-Parry. L. D. s.
Lee. b. Y. c. Time. rs 2-5.
22O-yard hurdles-Parry, l.. D. S.
Rawlins, B. Y. c. Time. Is Is.
Broad jump-Jensen, b Y. c; Met
lister. L. y. s. T.; Hovey, Z. Y.
Distance, 1876 feet.
High iump-McCallister, Z. d. S.
Alfred, y Y. c. Richards, l. d s
Distance, 50 feet.
Pole vault-Love. L. D. 8. o.; Find
3. Y. G.; Hammond, L. D. So
lance, ST feet.
Hammer throw-E. Erickson. p 2.
A. Erickson. B. Y. C.; Hodge, B. Y
Distance. 80 feet.
Shot put-Hodge, B. Y. c.; Hawkes.
D. S. T.; A. Erickson. b. Y. c.;
lance, BIS rect
Relay race-L. d. s. T.. McClosl
Parry, Hawkes.. McCallisteT. Time.
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WeIen. Is Lost


So far eight of the seventeen tour.
players have sent in their cOmple
scores, although several others have T
ished. A summary OF the scores sent
to date gives the following;
c. E. Welen, won 16, lost 2, drew
points scored %.
II. l. Meade, won Is. lost ?, drew
points scored 221z.
l. L. Granger, won s, lost 4. drew
points scored Is.
w. r.. Kegerreis, won II, lost s. drew
points scored fl1z.
James Crosby, won s, lost 3, drew
points scored 1I15.
]. B. Smith. won c. lost 4. drew p, POI
scored II.
3. E. GarretsOn, won ., lost II drew
points scored 1112.
Alvin 3. Smith. Won 2, lost 10, drew
points scored ii.
Rumor has it that Titus, Steele
Rigney are still going some ana ali
players are eagerly awaiting for the
Dearance Of their scores in the Hers
This is the closest finish That has g
been made in any correspondence tour
ment, and the winner viii probably not
known until the last game is finished,
then if the referee eliminates an = IN.
ishsd games the consequent sh4a king
may change some OF the scores.
In the A. c. A a majority Of the oil
ers seem to pick r r Wendemuth|
Chicago as the probable WlnHe[ altho1
from the way Mr.. Crosby has throws
into" one of our local players he see
10 be saving some wood.
L. II. Davis. champion Of Montana
sold out his holdings in Butte and mo
to Salt Lake to reside here permanent
He and the editor recently had a mi
scross-board. and two Of the best gar
played are published below. As the gar
were played for amusement and not
intricate analysis. it is probable that
critics can find number OF better mo
at different stages of the game althOs
the end playing Of the drawn game
very good
Game No. 365. Double corner. L
Davis VS.. the editor. The editor mo
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LEHI TEAM RE0RGANIzED.
Sugar Town to Have Strong Ball!
Team This Season.
Especial to The Herald.)

Lehi, May 1.-THE Lehi baseball team
has been reorganized stronger and bet
ter than ever. An executive committee
and other Officials have been selected to
manage the club and to look after its
financial affairs, and already several
games have been scheduled. The per-
sonnet of the team consists of: T. j.
WadsWorth. manager: William Whipple
George HOMESTEAD. John Whippie, Robert
Ball, Norman Holmstead, John Jackson,
Hurt Walker, Leo Singleton. NJ King.
Roy Coates and Clyde Fox. The first
game will be played tomorrow at Eureka
with the nine Of that town.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle. May u.-Vancouver broke the
hoodoo today winning from Seattle in a
twelve-inning' contest. Seattle came very
close to repeating her trick of the pre-
vious games, but after tying the score
through Van Zandt's wiIdness and
Myers hit. found Legore, who replaced
Van Zandt puzzle. Score:
R. H E
Sedlte '-.'---'.- '-'''.''''.''s.'' 8
Vancouver ........ .............. s Is 2
Batteries-Mack and Sknely: Van
Zandt. Legore and Spencer.
Aberdeen. May u.-OsbOrn pitched shut
out ball for Spokane this afternoon. and
won his game, 3 to 0. Score: R. H. Z.
Aberdeen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
Spokane $500. .................. 8 I
Batteries-Osborn and Altman: Brinker
and Brown. umpire-Ehret.
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GAME AT WALKERS TODAY.
Soldiers and John Dubei's Team to
Meet Again.

For the third time this season the Fort
Douglas ball tossers and John Dubei's
team viii fight il out at Walkers field
this afternoon. These two teams each
have a game to their credit, and both
are confident they can win the rubber
In all probability Northrop will be in the
lineup of the locals today. He is not
quite in shape yet since his recent sick
ness. but may fill hole in the outfield
Either Sponberg or Anderson will do the
twirsing fog Dubei.
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PARK HIGH is TRAINING.
Especial to The Herald)

Park City, May n.-Park City High
school track team are practicing daily for
the state high school meet. which is to
be held in Salt Lake next Saturday.
The local team is necessarily handi-
capped, owing 70 the lack of good ma
terial to choose team from. No boys of
any size are in attendance at the local
school. and as A result their track ma
terial must be scarce. However, the ma
terial at hand is doing good work, and
may be heard from in the meet.
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rwo-sTEP CHAMPIONSHIP.

Miss Sindar and Miss Knight have CT
lenged Miss Petty and Miss Breach
engage in a roller skating contest, Z
the challenge has been accepted. .
contest viii be to decide the two-stepD
championship OF the state. Recently NJ
Petty won a medal and the champ.
ship. but the other young ladies conclus
TO issue a def. In this contest men
barred. When Miss Petty accepted
challenge she selected Marjorie Breach
her partner.
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YALE, So; PRINCETON. SO.

Princeton, May 11.-With the standing
in points tied at as and the pole vault
to be decided. Dray of Yale cleared the
bar at Il feet 3 inches. beating out vinson
Of Princeton. and winning the annual
Yale Princeton track meet here this after
noon for Yale by "a points to 90
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GAMES FOR DAYNEs CUP.

A meeting of the Utah socker football
association was held last evening and il
Dsynes cup. The first will be between
Salt Lake and Eureka on May IS at Eu-
reka, the second at Salt Lake on May 25
and the third on neutral grounds on May
40
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis. May 1.-THE st. Louis Amer
leans defeated Washington In a twelve
inning game today by a score of 5 TO l.
Glade helped to win his own game by a
two-bagger In the twelfth inning. Score:
r. II. E.
81, LOUIS ........-.....'ss'-''.-..- 10
washington .....-.. ............... IL
Batteries-Glade and O'Connor; Patten,
Smith and Hayden.
Detroit, May 11.-Three hits off Oherlin
with a high throw by Wagner gave De-
troit the game today. Score
Detroit .......... ............4 s o
Boston .--.---------.-....- l
Batteries-Killian and Schmidt; Oberlin.
Winter and Shaw.
Cleveland, May 1.-Cleveiand made It
three straight from New York today. La
joie's fielding and Hinchman's batting
were features. Score; r. II. +.
Cleveland --.--.-- ....r.--..---.--.- 10
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. S o
Batteries-Hess and Clark. Doyle,
Crockett and Kleinow.
Chicago, May 11.-Chicago won today's
game from Philadelphia in the first inn
ing, a base on balls, a triple, a double
and three singles scoring five runs. The
visitors escaped a shutout by Seybold's
home run. Score:
r. H. E.
SnicdgO - ------------- ---.----'-.-t ~
Phiadelphia --.- --------.-----.---.S !
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Vickers
and Powers.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City 2; Column
bus l.
At neapolis-Minneapolis &; Louis
vile Q.
At st. Paul-St. Pau! 8; Indianapolis T.
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feating Chicago in the first game of the
first double header played in the east
this season. Chicago won the second
game in the ninth. Scores:
chicago ....--...s.... ...--'.'-'..
Bate Battesr i and fling; R1cker
and Butler. Three-base hit, Strobel;
bases on balls, off Pfeister 3; struck out,
by Rucker g. by Pfeister 5. Umpire, Rig
Ter.
Second game: R. H. E.
Shlcago --f'''''-' ..''''.,.'''''''
bT FTassr and 1i Moran: MCINTYRE and Ritz
ter. Three-base hit. steinfeidt; bases on
balls off Mcintyre g. off Fraser 2; struck
out. by Mcintyre 1, by Fraser 8. UNI
pire, Rigler.
New York, May u.-New York won
their eleventh straight victory today by
beating Pittsburg. Score:
News YORK ......... 10 s
Batteries-wiins, Lynch. Phillippi, Glib
son and Smith: McGinnityi WiItse, Mat Mat
Bowerman, Wiltse, Clarke; home run,
Seymour; bases on balls. orr Willis l, off
Lynch 4, off McGinnity l, off Wiltse 1,
off Mathewson /; struck out, by McGin-
nifty /, by wiltse 1. by Mathewson 3 Um-
pires, O'Day and KLEIN
PHILADELPHIA. May 11.-Philadelphia de-
feated ST. Louis today by hitting Nc
Glynn hard. Score: r. III. e.
81; L9uls '''''''''''''''''''''''' a
PnllaOelpnla IL L
McGlynn, Pfromme and Noonan; Richie
and Jacklitsch. TWo-bese hits, McGlynn,
Gleason. Titus 2; three-base hits. Thomas,
Titus; bases on balls, off McGlynn 2, off
Richie I, off Pfromme 2; struck out, by
McGlynn 3, by Pfromme 3, by Richie 3.
Umpires, Carpenter and tombstone.
At Observation-Disclosures game
postponed; rain.
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London, May lin a match for the
worlds professional tennis championship
and a side bet of s2.5oo. Peter Latham.
the former champion, today defeated Ce-
The match. which was for the best OF
thirteen sets, was distributed over three
days. May 6. 8 and IL. jay Gould acted
as referee
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COLLEGE SCORES.

At adelphia-Pennsylvani 4; Yale &
At Ithaca-COrnell /: Harvard O. Ten
innings.)
At Providence. r. -Brown-Amherst
game postponed. rain.
At Chicago-Indiana I: Northwestern O.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4: Yale
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PACIFIC COAST.

Los Angeles. May 1l.-Los Angeles out
batted San Francisco today, but lost by
the score of 4 to 3. Score:
r. II. z.
Los Angeles ...-......-....... 10
San Francisco .----..-..-...---..
Maggie and Eager; Ashley, Henley and
Street. Umpire. Derrick.
San Francisco May 11.-Portland's in
ability TO bunch hits, and critical errors,
lost today's game. Score:
r H E.
IOIlidilu -.-.-s.---s--.-.-+-'-'-
.
Batteries-Groom and Donahue; Reidy
and Hackett. Umpire-Perrine
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A.-Mr Davis had the mOve-otherl
he might have been in a very tight ]
But then that is one of the things
usually happens with a champiOn-zhe
variably has the move.
B-26-3 forces the exchange al OBJ
Ed
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LAvEILLEs VS.. BELLS.

A game will be played this morning at
1890 on the Fort Douglas diamond be-
tween the Bell Telephone and the LaVielle
baseball teams. The line:
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GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.

Following is the standing of the teams
in the Grade School Baseball league up
TO dete:
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CHECKERS
ee~o~a~oSS~e>@~@~@NSA9e

Mr.. Charles Z. Welen Of Chicago
finished The Herald tourney His sd
l. ElniInrn-a.
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Telenhnne
Liberty Park.

Held's band of SO pieces this after
noon.
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Walkers second grand ball at Saltair
Wednesday,. May Is.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City. May 11.-Lincoln outplayed
the local team in every part of today's
game Score r. H. E.
Sioux City .....-......ss.----.-.-.--
Batteries-Corbett and Spies; Jones and
Zinran.
Denver May 11.-Des Moines played
loosely at the start today. and this served
to give the home team advantage that
carried them safely through the game.
Score r. H r.
Denver ..--...-...- ....-------.-----
Des Moines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL 2
Batteries-Adams and Zalusky; Sporer
and Yeager.
Pueblo. May u.-Omaha won the open
ing game today, to / Score:
Omaha ........ ..................... 6 2
pueblo .-.-.---..-s-----.--1
Observation-Disclosures and Gonding;
Hatch and Smith.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, May 1.-THE Brooklyns won
their second game of the season by de-
feating Chicago in the first game of the
first double header played in the east
this season. Chicago won the second
game in the ninth. Scores:
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Batteries-Corbett and Spies; Jones and
ZiIaran
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Pueblo. May 1l.-omaha won the open
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Batteries-Adams and Zalusky; Sporer
and VaoCor
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Detroit, May 11.-Three hits off Oherlin
with a high throw by Wagner gave De-
troit the game today. Score
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At observation-disclosures g
postponed; rain.
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DOStpH --.---- -----------------.
BatteTies-Killian and Schmidt; OberHT
Winter and Shaw.
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FRANK I. HOWE. Editor and Publisher
Have Done Well at Last.

Vermonts exposition commissions
have ever been subject to more or less
criticism since the slghtseers from the
Green Mountain state were confronted
with the little Pompellan villa at Chi.
cago In 1898 and this year there has
been not a little dissatisfaction with
the results attained at Jamestown but
the present commission has taken n
long step toward redcomlng itself
through the publication OF the illustra.
ted brochure for distribution nc the
exposition.
Through an unexpected glimmerlng
Of reason the commission persuaded
Frank l.. Greene OF the ST. Adams
Messenger TO edit the publication and
not only secured Just what was needed
In a book Of this nature but II also
layoidcd the mistakes that have char.
lactcrIzcd 30 many efforts Of a similar
nature In the past
Vermont: The Green Mountain
state Past, Present. Prospective" Is
just what its editor claims II 10 be-.
q brief but comprehensive compilation
Of the main social institutions. bust.
ness Interests and natural resources
OF the state. The keynote Is the fut.
urc and not the past and there rs not
the slightest faint OF personal adycr.
Using from the front page To the back
cover.
The impression conveyed Is that
Vermont ls q good state to live ia.
that it possesses unlimited business
opportunities not yet fully developed
aud that the people. the climate and
the Industries will bear inspection az
Iany time The intelligent dlstribut
ION OF the book among the visitors az
jamestown will advertise Vermont in
q manner that viii reflect credit upon
the state.
The Banner proposes 10 publish the
matter contained boz this book as the
facts cannot De- too well established
and many Vermont people are uulam
nIar with any but their own section Of
the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-06

A. the PIttshcld Journal has said
repeatedly decent Automobiles should
ahun WlllIamstown as they would n
pest house The little town officers.
intoxicated with delight over the pub.
lIcity and praise accorded them by the
little North Adams papers. have be-.
come monomanlacs on the question 81
automobile traps" They apparent.
ly take delight Ia holding up. annoy.
Ing and arrcating those automobile
riders. whose respect Tor law. order
and doccncy passes their comprchcn.
sion Tact and common sense seem
10 be- foreign 90 the makeup Of these
"coustablos and officers" whose cx.
banded bosoms hold bright badges and
whose hats no longer NJ them. Dep.
uty Marshal Frinks Rockefeller cpl.
Eodo" seems 90 have had bad effect
upon North Adams college suburb.
whore thumbs go 10 walstcoat armpits
and sweet ~ the music OF II arrested
thom rich fcllora" Very few tourists
are Obliged 10 go TO Williamstown and
20 long M the village officials are max
lng themselves obnoxious. the thing to
do Is TO avoid willlamstown until the
people up there cry quits. Let every
automobiles stay away from Williams.
town and North Berkshire and then
perhaps the Grcylock and other hotels
up that way may close their doors Just
as ldlcwlld Inn has dono.-Plttsncld
Journal