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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-11-01

Secretary Taft will recommend
an air ship admiralty as regu-
lar department of the army and
ask an appropriation for same.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-11-01
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ern Ry. Write for information.
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COaIby Coal.

Coal every day at the Coalhy Mine II
miles northeast of Delta. Take road
TO Win,on's mine and first road to right
after passing Burret school house.
Stat. W. WATSON.
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Two Days Tarpon Fishing

Included in private train tour of Mex
leo via Colorado & Southern which
leaves January rs. Ask for particulars.
7. L. FISHER, G. P. A.,
Denver.
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See Ruins of Militia.

Tour of all Mexico by private train
leaves Denver January 2Sth. via Colo
RADIO & Southern. Write
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Denver.
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Tour Of All Tlexico By Private Train.
Leaves Denver January % via Colo
RADIO & Southern. Tickets cover all
expenses. Write
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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-11-01
No. 48

Money always on hand for farm
loans at per cent.
No. 48 KING & STEWART.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
Buy wall paper at the Spot Cash.
2l meals al the Home Cafe $500.

buy wall paper at tne spot Cash.
Il meals at the Home Cafe $4.O0.
Courteous treatment, prompt de,iv-
cry and low prices is Scofeld's motto.
Cooks Cascara Cold Cure, cures colds,
25c.
Leave order for Rollins coal. Phone
1876 red. 38-2t.
We will handle all your oats. Bring
them in to Hammond & Harrington.
The Spot Cash leads in quality and
low prices.
Genuine Mexican chill at Smith s
Lunch Wagon.
Special Sale on Clothing at the Spot
Cash. If.
Through Mexico By Private Train.
Tour of All Mexico via Colorado e.
Southern leaves Denver January 28.
Full information on request.
T. L. FISHER, G. p. A.,
Denver.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-11-01

Fruita will experiment on 1000
acres dry farming next year.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Cir bet ieIp! ribenior en- TeIi'
futesieforretnine itob Der en- ausis
meo Iepenoe $umner. % tom er
$erre forbi meo lin Surb. SunSen
ffiiIoe itrar til at inuie | 3asien; men
en- al Siinmerne misioritob Situa.
.ticnen o. fneb ia taft | Salem pau
Sunben, iom meo piIoe SpI iatte at.
goorSe bortoper @nben. 9a 0elifn.
tesiebanNeren ida bette, bIco ban
GngiteIie for Siimmeren fin og iosSe
til Sunbers Serre:
yer 9e life, of $unoen Teres
renoer afgoaroe meb en- Summer2
Sporfor fIsiter De life pna $unoen ?"
"aittoe olbris faISe mig inc"
ioareoe Wanben. "Slsit poa Sum.
meren Seres De, 5orl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
Hpiten fra @rapen.

-r.... Ha Fr
ira ben Spitano, oer leoeoes a
BEN maroftanife BrGtetoent 8n Sa'
ntara, fortGlles Der mi fsIseroe anef'
oote:
90 Br Santora mGrfeoe, nt burs
Srlb1usere begpnote at pafle, og al
Der mellan Dem pnteoes ON at for.
Iaoe borL fanSt ban paa en- geniol
SOe til at brtnge 'tr ipr'feruoe anle
el1e paa Sooe igler.
Sun benoeIrote 'tg I'll en- al line
melt trofaite Solootet, iott ban bio
ite, at ban ttttert tlIroe ltole poo, Cd
lngoe til BAN:
@ad ! gtaf mo paa Rrrfegadroer
Der neo Setreti % grao org en- @roo;
ranr on lad bar lagf otg ! oenL lta'
reg tn1te Soroe1t til ooer Na lad on
tI9en Sfaoe tnser al Oct, og toa on
ltnotg tan aaroc trIt. gtadr DC 8ro'
etioe oeretter ! Wtorser tloltg ri,ofti1'
DER jig paa Hrlegadroen tor on Ior'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
On ourfor epen Rat.

ct Bar gggtefoIf / en- Sanosbp Ell
gar MiI DIT for Silfebore bop6e en-
6petis aat, men ianime Gpr par iao
forbiitret til at itiele; iaa bIeb b.
fieSe at Den og bible al meo Den.
en- 2sroas for fort Eio fiben ffuIos
WonSen til SiIfebors, oe iaa bitteos
5olfene pan, at ban ifitloe tage ben
meo ! en- &lrp for at ie at blibe al
mee ben paa en- eller anSen Woaoe.
Warroen trofeoe ioo at nleo Sur.
ben, bDori 8otten fab siemt. 90 ban
nuaeoe SiIfebore Sfop, Hap ban
Wisfen lbs, og prf bar BEN nleo Def
iamme. Del bar III life pioere bnre.
benIigt banolet, men Wanoen t9nfte:
WfiS bitter nof til en- eIler anben
@oorb eIler Sus, og fan er pi ben tpp.
agtiee Scot fptt.
San naneoe SiIteborg, forretteoe
be sGrinoer, BON Fulbe bare beisreet,
beeab fig iao paa Del biem os noar
til Siemmet lise | Wsrfnineel. So.
men fonmer iaa no og toser imoo
BAN:
"gaoo, tpanIfommer tiem, bborSon
sif Oct faa 20 SeItebaareturn? gIsn
DO op mo- ben Iemm Sot?"
"SSSotp, a iatpeb en- inc / Sfopen
mi better en- not len eller en- aaen
Stei te."
"8oot pnr'et, DO Hstp otp me'en,"
iaaoe faa &pnen, ben er Sorforep'en,
ben flaarer i9 NOT - men itrRb no
oa tom mel inb, a baar Eanbefaser
til be."
Gum bopbe fat Dem paa 9orbet, ga
bun git no for at toge imoS Manben.
men ba Solfene fotn inb, itoo Der Del
tomme SAB, og - rmoerneoen ia0
aatten og aao ben fiOite 9~arbetose.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
8are Wapne.

8etprbeu for rare @aone er NOT iai
I RcrSIano. Ser timber man lite
olene ocn @eipuoerligbeb, at 4pinSe'
naone Sisres til @anbSnapne oeb I'll
fsielIe of gogitapen 9, I. @r. Soras,
9inus, 2auras 0. I. b., men Der er
neppe BET ORD fra Sontaiiens eler
SrpfIueernes @erSer, iom orieeS for
life anoenSeligt til 9sbenupn. $pob
tiger man iaaIeSes ON Bigenapnet
SfiortebelIa eIIer @uttenopuet Srrgt'
reme2
Se ffaI pirfeIig iinSes baahe ! Sir
febsaerue % anpeubt | Wennefenes
oernoro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Cob Zone. Retterien: "9en 8nt'
ten er Sa 6lit en- mobbpseIie Spbel'
ouee. San faIOer mig for Sam
len, o. ~iooamorses bsrte ieg BAN
itge til Stiua, at bum funoe "a Som
la iuiel" Soor IGrer ban iooit tsi'
iete Slero ira2"'
Sru gettericn: "3et fan ies Dir
feIie life bloc"
@etterien: "gaa SfoIeu naturItg
.pis, al DC 8ampegutterue til Slien
8utten er altior ifiooiatie, % Der
iom ics fer BAN igien %iauuten mel
oct 8sbelpaf fol ieg isrge for, a
ban piaer fig biem Iibt iaoerltg fort.
Sru getterien: "auuIfe ban bsrel
Iiot ~fisoeSIsit Spro8 berbiemme."
8etterien beftie: "Siemme9 Gei
Der bar on life beIbia Seuta mi
Spem brlieer huroet Sprpg ber9"
SIM getterieu Goriiatis): "&au
tie iee eisr-~
Setterien: "gaI ia, Oct er iioafaIS
cit ting lloune, iom bt iuareit muIif
bsr ie at bIi tpit. st iorfiatis SproG
er Sean paa Eanuelie. Sao mic
bare bsre Den SiIplingeu tOrume mel
Iliet SIarpeinaf iaien, iuu ital iee
rIn6biuIe BAN, iaa ban
Wteu bo opbaaeoe ban ct baIpt M
6ertrpft Smil pao i'm Soues anitgt
% nlco Ell uforitnoeIig @hlmlen on
en- pietie 5orrening greb ban In
Sat 90 foripanst NO al Ssrea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

a.: "Rsi, fer itaar Der ON en-
RpinSe, Iom / As Gage bar Ieoet pad
8ano."
g.: "Gr oct noget2 Min Sar bon
lepet paa 8auS | De iibite 10 Mar"
a.: "Os bet piG or ba mig til al
tro! Sporfor iasbe on life Iigeioc
aubt meS bet iamme, at BON bar bic
oct TIT nf bet?"
g.: get bar ban ogioa. San er
Sftbstoptein." -.s1.#.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

when she sat in it she broke it.
Down went the little chair, and
down went Silver Locksi
Then Silver Locks went upstairs
and there she found three beds.
There was a big bed for the big
bear, a middle-sized bed for the mid
dle-sized bear, and a little bed for the
little bear.
She tried the big bed and found it
too soft.
She tried the middle-sized bed and
found il too hard.
The little bed was just right and
she soon fell asleep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
Snao ban penteoe paa.

gn SortbspreIt er tf9rb meb at
IIoa op ct @ieroe r1rnbt Sltnet, on
ban faar Die pua en- lioen Gut, iom
itoar % betragter BAN meo SpnRrf.
lombeb.
"ge1l, min itrtee Ben, iogoe 8reiten,
tilfrebs meo Den Snteresie, ban ipnes
at babe paft Dos Den ltnge, - on
ipnes at ~tuteresiere Dig for nit &r.
bei6e2"
"gsei,1 iooreSe @,ttten, iea penter
bare paa at faa bore, boa0 en- Brett
flyer, naar ban ilaar fig poo SINCE
rem meo en- Sammer."
geS gaSsfteSet. Sru Sanien Goete
til Sanfen): "SlSDis, MI lefer OLAF
meo en- al De fremmebe 8arna t9ien.
Soa BAN fra oct, er on mil"
"SoorSon ifaI ieg bore mig 40
meo Set2"
~Sig til Soreloreue, at Olaf netop
bor baut Sfarla9ersfeber eler no.
ioan't"
"0ten oct er 10 life ionotl"
~$oab gisr betl Gig oct barel"
Sunien (raaber): "go rmoffpl6,
Gel 9e ifltIbe life la ben lille 8i.
gen 8ereS lete meb min Ssn. Gan
bar npIig baot StorIaeensfeberl"
Senien % Some Gparer poa en-
@ang): Oct eisr life roeet. gor
lille 8ige bar ogiaa netop bdpt 6en!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
NOT so SLOW AS HE LOOKS.

An Irishman, just from the Old
Country, found a situation with a firm
OF builders in New York, and one day
was told to carry some mortal up the
scaffolding. Pat did as he was told,
but when he wanted to return he
found that the ladder had been re-
moved, and it was difficult to descend.
So he stood for some time scratching
his head and then said to the fore
man, "Shure, an how shall / get down
AGAIN."
The foreman smiled and said,
why, the same way as you came
up" Pat replied, ooh, be CAD no, l
came up head first"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

At noon the three bears came home,
They were hungry and went to the
kitchen to get their porridge.
The big bear looked in his bowl
and growled, SOME ONE HAS
BEEN TASTING MY POR-
RIDGE"
The middle-sized bear looked in her
bowl and cried, Some one has been
tasting my porridge."
"Some one has been tasting my
porridge, and has eaten every bit"
piped the little bear.
Then the three bears went into the
parlor.
The big bear growled, "SOME
ONE HAS BEEN SITTING IN
MY CHAIR"
The middle-sized bear cried, "Somt
one has been sitting in my chair"
Some one has been sitting in my
chair, and has broken it to pieces
piped the poor little bear, and began
to cry.
Now they felt sure that there was
some one in the house. They
growled and looked everywhere down
stairs.
Then the three bears went upstairs
SOME ONE HAS BEEN
SLEEPING IN MY BED" growled
the big bear.
Some one has been sleeping In
my bed" cried the middle-sized bear
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

beoen, % De to Misieres ssorfIarino
tIep cptcget I be beberige Sorn,er.
Men Der trenholm intetiombeIit, Der
filoe tpbe pod, at Der iorlaa noqct
anoet END ct finipeIt ltlptfestiIfrite.
Den itnse RiisierinSes SptrrScn
inoer bette bar eanite me 1feIig.
Rii, ba bet bar uieieHraIoeIia
hanbt, bar benoes Muno Iuffet Tom
meo ipp SeeI ansaaenbe oft, broo
tifn Gagen iforpete1 babce nbtalt af
rroieIsfuIb aneIie.
gun bemfsrte bet ieIp til nerpes
GpbtofeIie, iom intet pioere bapoe
raa fig. Sorsprist eau bun, in-
her ben Sorflaring, Tom blep af.
rifet benbe, Snbtrpf Of fuIbitGnoig
amosfrapGrelie og bump Hefigna.
tion. Ge TO a,tsiere perIebe bun life
ct eneite Orb meb; bun iaa life en-
gang ben paa Dem.
Der bIep iotnet efter 2iset, men
uoen @eiuItat. Oct er ct opbt SieIo.
banb, Tom siemnter sobt, bpab Der
gaar tiIbltnos Der.
uIpffen bIep forteIig nqpnt | ct
2ofalbIao | en- Iioen ~IisespIois go.
tbs. Der ipntes 10 beIler intet iarlig
pdafaloen6e at bore peo Den.
gnbeI @psteinaf pafte bet | gpg.
ben, at ben unse Dame Iise meS bet
famine fraHptteoe g~affeioroet og
inblogerebe fig paa ben 9aarb, bpor
ben unse 9arer boeoe; bun Ieieoe fig
eget 89relie Der meo Soften for
uogIe Gage.
Bisen paa gaffeiorbet ital babe
bort en- bioiis Senpenoelie til benoe
fra en- Of De unge Rllsiere. Sum op.
iattebe life Orbene, men ipntes of
foritaa, at bet GIT ub paa, at bun
fremoeles ffitlbe bIipe boenoe fam.
men meb benz paa 9dffeiorbet, at
blm | Oct belle ifiiIbe holoe fig til
benz; BEN enc Of Dem LOB til at Iegge
an paa benbe og pilbe, Loo oct til,
faa benbe | fin Wtaet. San ipntes at
puffe paa ct garlmeIt gefienotifab.
Wen ben unge Dame bapbe i,ben
pibere penbt Dem Rpeget og gaaet
fin 8ei.
Sgiaa ct gar @ange ienere bleo
ser giort Sorise paa at trenge IND
til benbe paa benbes npe 8Grelie,
bpor bun De fsIeenbe Gage til eta.
'bigbeo opboIbt fig. Wen Der msote
sc ben ,tnge norffe S9rer. fom en'
BOG, beber BET, peo en- 2eilisbeo fa-
iteoe ben en- af be saatrengenoe
&lsiere paa Dor og gap bam ell or
Sentlig 9ufine. San bar benz fulo'
itenbig onerlegen | &refter og MOO
les life meo a1bet emo ct ifummelt
9iefoit.
Saa reiite be to Rusiere fin Sci,
Iiseiaa pluoieIis iom De De bar fom'
met. gnbnu en- Gang blrsiebe 9pgs
beinaffet op.
9et Dor, oa ben itnee &itsiertuoe
en- l1ses Sio efter paffeOe mo fine
Hptbare @ienoele, Msblerne Loo bun
itaa igieu, pe forloo bet Steb, bnor
henoes Sars Sfiebue bar bIet beieg.
let.
Set bar MI | og for fig life noget
merfeIigt. Nen bet merfelige bar,
at Sasen berpaa bros ben unge &C.
rer efter be1oe. San boooe | al Stil'
heo og paa fort garieI fuaet oronet
meo en- @~fterfslser | Sareritiatngeu.
9eItoo Der nogen aftaIe melem
baut os benoe? Oct bar en- Shtno
oct branoenoe, ioriet bisfutereoe
gpsbeipsresmaal.
Sort THOR blep "@aaoen" opfIa-
ret | ct Bripatbren fra amerifa.
9repfriperen par een unge SfoIeIG'
rer fra Wdnbalsfanten, Tom opbolbt
fig | beSfommenoe gpgb, oengang
bette benote, San ubpau6reoe 40
ret eiter og er MI lpffeIis gift meo
Den unse 8usierpige, ban Ierte at
fienbe t ben lille, nofiaa afiibeslis.
denbe rorife gpao. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

n nee there was a little girl
named Silver Locks.
VH She was called Silver Locks
W because the sun made her hair
look like silver.
One day this little girl went to the
woods to pick flowers.
She saw a beautiful butterfly and
ran through the woods, trying to
catch il.
At last she came to a little house in
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Some one has been sleeping in my
bed" piped the little bear, land here
she isl oh, here she isl" And ne
opened his mouth and pointed at Sill
yer Locks.
Just then Silver Locks walked up
and saw the three bears looking a,
her.
She was afraid when she saw the
little bear. But how frightened she
was when she saw the two big bears
with himl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09
THE THREE BEARS.

Silver Locks lay sleeping in the
little bed.
Once she laughed in her sleep.
That was when she dreamed of break
ing the little chair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

There she found three bowls Of por-
ridge on the table.
There was a big bowl for the big
bear, a middle-sized bowl for the
middle-sized bear, and a little bowl
for the little bear.
She tasted the porridge in the big
bowl and it was too hot.
She tasted the porridge in the mid
dle-sized bowl and il was too cold.
The porridge in the little bowl was
Just right, and she ate every bit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

A newly elected Congressman OBJ
lserved a short time ago that he was
not entirely familiar with the "Mc
Kinley Bill. He proposed however,
to examine into the matter, and If he
considered it just, he would vote that
it be paid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

DC 6remmeoes JorboIo, men ban loo
fig albris uofritte ON bet.
Der er intet mere at fortGIle, for
bet brr,ote, Tom iao pluoieIig %
isrgelig ffitIbe ofiIittte Siitorien ON
Musierne pna guffeiorbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

the woods which she had never seen
before.
Who do you think lived in this
house?
Silver Locks did not know, but j
will tell you. 1t was the home OF
three bears.
Papa Bear was a very big bear.
Mama Bear was a middle-sized
bear.
Baby Bear was a very little bear.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

Then the little girl went into the
parior and there she found three
chairs.
There was a big chair for the big
bear, a middle-sized chair for the mid
dle-sized bear, and a little chair for
the little bear.
She sat in the big chair and it was
too high for her.
She sat in the middle-sized chair
and il was too wide for her.
The little chair was just right, but
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-09

She slipped off the other side of the
bed and ran across the room. Then
she made one jump through the open
window.
She fell upon the grass and rolled
over and over.
When she jumped up she saw the
three bears looking out and growing
at her.
Away she ran, through the woods
and home again, as fast as she could
The evening world., 1907-08-16

The action Of tho Registration Com
mittee OF the Amateur Athletic Union
In barring Taylor. the ''colored Cy-
clone OF the University OF Pennsrl-
vania, from running In the name o.
the Irtsh-An,erican Athletic Club Is the
Grst actual step taken In line with tae
new policy OF the A. a. I. II carried
to It's logical end II will mean the elm
!nation OF athletes from competition
under the colors OF any of the big clubs
while they also compete for tAeir COZ
leses According TO tho rule IN ttie Tay.
ior case. the college athlete must not
compets for an outside club until year
has elapsed from the time he makes AZ
r.icata for membership therein
The New York Athletic Club will
feel the sting Of this ruling as well
aE the Irtsh-American Athletic Club.
The competition between these two or
.ganixa, tons Is so keen that they have
literally rnked the colleges and uni
yersities Of the country for anything
that locked like ''cogners." The ruling
will rebound TO the general good OF
athletic sport because there Will be
more diversity OF competition. and the
li,r.e clubs will have chance
with tho decision that Con Walsh.
who competed fo- the Irish-Anerican
Club at the Po,t-ott!ce Clerks games.
was ineligible because he TAs not lr
the country four months ~ the time o.
competition will probably 20 the ruliEs
tina. tfe pr.i.s trophy donated at thai
meeting Will go to the New York Ath.
iettc Club The cup IS IN the possession
o, the Irssh-AfnsittaE and VIII not III
The evening world., 1907-08-16
.DURNE lis STRING IS SOLD

paddock 81 tbs spas track This string
has won more thaa $4,000 in bets for
john W Gates, WHO IS now in Europe
=%,---rf+--+
good Time
gathered around ,se rsped enclosure
when Auctiopeer f.as,en started OF with
The sale Of yearlings The.star OF the
sa3stwAs NeaIsa. wipner ot the subur-
ban Handicap lie wa~sald 10 Biify Du-.
bois, tie club.hoGse commissioner, who
bought Charles Edward tor 800 during
the sheopshend Bay meeting, Dubois
gat Sealon for sl4ooo after spirited
biddlaS match witG w Colt and Or
lando Jones. the hookmakcr Auctioneer
Easton congratulated Dubois on his pun.
cAase
Jacps!te me good thcee.yea--o,d
sir!nter and brother 81 Charles Edward.
S.a}l. Edison also bid in Teinaceo fos
fi.oD
The s;ar 81 ,hs yearilnes was bousse
by Paul Ratney FOR sS,l00 The young-
ster b cbsstnut colt. half-brother 10
pesnuad and Chapuktepec. by Imp, Star
RiibY, nat of Gratiossty Jack Mcjul-
ri4 bought the iirSt OF the IriInrs
offered. hay colt by Ben StroHle-~
aiasha for s.gn
40, les ,Neaioa Z promising two.year-old
lpoIts cheap The ether prices wsrc
ccmnara lively small,
ancc o. Dnrneli on the American turf.
u ~ said he wii begin raSing IN Eng
land as q trainer and manager for John
w Gates
The evening world., 1907-08-16
Roger Has the Right Kind Of
Stuff in Him and Is Game
All the Way Through.
ny BozEMAN BrIGEP.

~oME days ago Roger Bresnahan re-
marked 10 spectator IN ,he press
~ box thai The Giants are just as
good n ball club as the Chicago Cubs,
and drrn sight better.' And yester
day he proved it.
II every player on McGraw's club
thought the Aatne way as Bresnahan the
Giants would be the best bail club not
only in the league, but IN the world.
souid be a secondary consideration 1t
The evening world., 1907-08-16

was Rogers spirit that snatched that
game away from Cincinnati after II
bore schedule mark for the garbage
cnn, and Il was Rogers taeth-gritting.
.irs-eatlng determination that came
fight back and won II again for New
York
with nine men like tha, don't you
think the Giants could win the Ma
uonal League pennRntr Yes. and any
thing else. That was the same kind Of
gizzard filing that caused Paul Jones
70 matilate the English navy and John
Anderson TO 30 completely destroy a
tough steak that he lodged the T-bone
IN his rermlform appendix. But that
steak had coat John 3i.,5, and you can
more readily understand his enmity.
WAen Bresnahan made the remark re.
tcrred to he meant II. Moreover he be-
lieves IL. That Is why baseball experts
throughout the country believe Roger
one or the greatest catchcrH the game
ever knew. Put him in any other posi-.
ton and his bulldog tenacity ard do
1ulaAsian vi turn the same trick
The day before Bresnahan had gotten
The evening world., 1907-08-16
No. LQ3 INDEXED Aug. / 8
TRAINING GALL0PS
EMPIRE GALLoPs.

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, Aug.
is,-The best workouts to-day Were
ll3 BARNsDALE--A quarter mile in o.as,
gallpp.ng.
llo SkYo--A quarter mile In o.2i s-5. gal
lal JEHNfE s2s;2f wELLs-riv. surlons. in
l22 OAK GEoVE~S quarter mils in
o,a44- breezing
ils BELLE sTRoME-Half mile In
- e5e Salloping,
q rs. gallopina.
l2o DE RESZkE-One mile In Ia s-b,
III sPuNKY-Har mile In OBI, gal
10 Lille TuRNER-A quarter mile
IL FLANIGNY A quarter mile In
y IL, galloping.
3 L,AMouR-A quarter mile in Oz5 l-5,
9rtFsfff TfIObtf.scN n One -yiItte IN
l.H, Ralloping.
III ii 1 -AttauRl Rlrin aaar:a4 He II.
- gas Is, bres1ing.
L02 3-s, handily
ils PRINCE BRUTEs-Half a milo in
o,5l 2-6. handily
III POLAR sTAR-A quarter mile In
0.25. ealloping
- L. J. HAYMAN--A quarter mile IN
0si 4-5. breezink,
- PARTISAN MoDEL-Half a mile IN
81 i-5e Salioping.
= SILVER CUP - Three furlong. in
U.s. l-5. breezing
lis COBMoSA--Six furlongs in o.l6 a-b,
breezinE.
= PRINCE AHMED--Thrce turlonss IN
e.a7 t-d. breexink
- BRANCAS--Onc mile In Las, gaiiop-
ing
liz REQE EsT.-A quarter mile IN 0 . 1-5.
: PRINCE SILVER wINGs-A quar-.
ter mile In H2i, breexlng
- ALBERT sTAR--A quarter mile In
~ SIS. breezing
= BELpEho--A quarter mile in a.2i as.
galloping.
g N'IMPoRTE-Half mile IN 90 l-5,
IL LINNEPEE--one miit in 1927, ali
l,s woopw1rcH--A quarter milo in
T.. 0.2{ 3-S, breening
fi2l LIGHT W0OL7-A quarter mile In
III MISS AfAZONI-A quarter mile in
o y srS, breeding
- ROYAL oEY%--Haif mile In c.R
:. PRINCESS oRNA--A quarter mile
In oct SIS, hreezing
4 10 clsoiSTERESs TAree furIonEs In
OBS, eaflupng
\ lis BOUNDING ELIZA quarter mile IN
| pcl 4-5. bree3lns.
| lm HIGH BEAR--Half mile In o.s2
1 Eslloptis
= EARL ROGERS = Six furiongr Ii
LII IS, Enlloping
The evening world., 1907-08-16
BY JOHN Pollock.

F-rER Labor Day all OF the box
~ ins clubs IN town Will 60 r!shf
\ along pulling on weekly stays.
There will be seven o, them all ioid.
and II Is expected that there will be
some clasning between them on dates
The clubs that viii hold shows are The
sharkcy A. G., New Polo a. A, Dry
Dock A. G.. Long Acre A. G.. Browns
Gymnasium A Al. Consolidated a. G..
and rng crown tor,e,- or r-Tu,tt
these clubs may go under, as they VIII
probably be unable 10 secure the mecca
sary patronage.
Buckley offered the Crown A. c.
II was learned from rcliabls source last
Might that jim buckley. manaser ~ Tho
shatkey 4. G.. has been offered The manage
meut OF The Drown a G. 81 Brookiyn and
tssst ~ had aNaesss45 N fitsetstr7 n
the head ot the clah II should quickly dsVsipp
nta TIE hsa:- hx!a4 el.It LILA
BUCKLEY has always treatei the boxers we'll
and they are anxious 10 box for him. Win
The evening world., 1907-08-16
BROWN 4. A. STAG TONIGHT.

Tho Brown A. A win hold its regu-
lar weekly stag in It's clubhouse at
Rockaway Tonight. In the star bout
Young Gucrrinl and Howard Smith
VIII battle for ten rounds. The other
bouts Will be Sammy Meyers and tho
Rockaway Cyclone for six rounds
Frankie Sheehan VS.. Tommy Nelson
and Harry I,ortE vs. Lynch's Cyclone
Besides these contests, there Will be
a wrestling bout between George Both.
ner and Sailor Wilson. ~