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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11

1t was CROWNS late dreadiully
late for the Red Queen and me. but
the dormouse who was sleeping in
the corner with the tortoise snored
50 disgustingly loud that we could
not sleep Come said the Red
Queen to me. taking her mantle from
the peg where she had hung it, "lets
20 to the shops and buy Christmas
presents for all the animals and the
chessmcn
Tie foe caused tie street lights to
shed am uncertain glow on the faces
ST ne tired shoppers with thcir arms
laden with bundles. Nobody seemed
to notice the Red Qqueen ana me,
because we were So small. This IS
santa Claus headquarters. said the
Red Queen. and | saw by the sign
hat wc were in The Boston store. \
gentleman with very pleasant face
VAS standing near and 50 the Red
Queen stepped up to him ana ask
ed in wee little voice, May Alice
ana / look al toys?" We bought the
Dormouse an automobile with rub.
Der tires ANA a Chauffeur who We
dared not address, since the gentle
man forgot to introduce US It was
Ii wonderful automobile and only
needed to be cranked to run ever so
.ar For The turtle we bought a
fleet complete from cruiser 10 gun
boat we thought they would be
handy in subdning the pestiferous
c.abs We saw many fascinating
fhines that we could not buy. Granite
dishes that would not break, dolls 81
all kinds, magic lanterns and print
ing presses, and woolly lambs and
German dachund dogs; but best OF
all was Maud. Maud was an intelli-
gent looking mule and one only need
ed to squeeze a rubber bulb to make
Ter prick up her ears and kick old
ST Hayseed into the pale blue be-
yond. Maud only cost So cents. but
the Red Queen said it would be run
ming an awful risk to buy such a
vicious animal,
\ little farther up the street we
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11

YAKIMA LODGE NO. "a. r A N
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11
nR. DAVID ROSSER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

office over Jan cks DRUG store. Res
idence, Cor sixth and Chestnut Otfics
hours 2 a. m to IL m. and to p. n
Member or Pension Board.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11
Early to Bed

and early to rise. makes one healthy,
happy and especially if you
take Herbine before retiring. A pos
tive cure for Constipation, Dyspep-
STA and all liver complaints. Mrs.
S, Columbia, Tenn. writes: 81
always keep supply of your Her
bine on hand. Am so pleased with
the relief it gives in constipation
and all liver complaints. that words
can't express my appreciation. Sold
by D. H. Fry Drug co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11
Pass on Votes Of Election.

At meeting of the city council
Friday votes of the Tuesday election
we're canvassed and no contests were
shown and all officers elected as an
nounced In the Herald.
This means that the following
men will be in office during the com
ing year as a result of the election
Mayor-H. II. Lombard.
City Attorney-C. E. Forsyth,
City Clerk. c. BROKER.
Councilman-at-Large - Henry H
Schott.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11
What's

worth doing is worth doing well. If
you wish to be cured of Rheumatism
use Billiards. Snow Liniment and you
will be well cured A positive
cure for sprains, Neuralgia, Bruises,
Contracted Muscles and all the ills
that flesh is heir to. A. G. NJ. Will
liams. Nayasota, Texas. writes:
II have used Snow Liniment for
sprained ankle and it gave the best
Of satisfaction. I always keep it in
the house" Sold by D. II. Fry Drug
Co.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11

Councilman Second Ward-L. O.
Janeck.
Councilman Fourth Ward John
J. Miller.
Councilman Sixth Ward Lee o
Meigs.
Much discussion is going on at the
present time as to whom the APP
pointees for the various minor offices
will be- Appointment for chief OF
police seems to lead in interest. but
no promise or no announcement has
leen made of the appointees by next
Mayor Lombard
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11
SCORE BUTTER
Butter in This State Said to BE
Poor.

"
A butter scoring contest will be
held at the annual convention of the
State Dairymens' association, at
Stanwood, Wash, on December IS
TO 20, in which all the dairymen of
the state will have an opportunity
to participate. Prof. I. p. Whitney,
who is instructor in dairying at the
State college, and, as secretary of
the Dairymens' association is TAX
ing an active part in arranging for
this contest, believes that the dairy
ing interests Of Washington have a
vital need for such a comparison of
produce. Stating his reasons, he
said:
Eve must acknowledge that
Washington creamery butter is be-
low standard. Why is this? The
creamery man says it is because the
cream is poor; the farmer says the
creamery man doesn't know how to
make good butter. There is rea-
son for the poor quality of our but
ter, Of course; and the best way to
find this reason, is for the butter
makers OF the state to get together
and campare their product. Our
butter lacks uniformity; therefore
get together, and discover the rea-
son for this. I hope that every dairy
man In the state Of Washington will
either bring or send a box of bat
ter to this contest"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11

Rooms 202-2O4 Mullins Buidins
North Yakima, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-12-11

Regular communications LIST and 20
Fridays OF each month 4. " SCOTT,
". z NEwCoMB, Sea q
The evening world., 1907-05-17

Toronto Ontario. May 1.-THE en-
tries for to-morrow's races AZ Wood
bine Race Track are as follows
FIRST RACE-TriAl Purss. HIa furionEs -
A..aa3gite,sr w.. l2s Aasu1 s4le9. ~ f15,slSns
III. Vrmmersir+. no. Cauopyitn. lig. L9rd
ioanerxrs ii5 cold Note 10.
SECOND RAcE--.rwo, year ells four ~
i9nss fa!!nTeian ~ I-, 80 fH''{,ii65i' ~
Rsproehs li0 John Ross. ila Oceanic. .lla
Ina, llu. leola kathIn. llu. caunie AAld
i@Sii i@ia j2saai' es5li; hsS i5 Aald itcn' N'' li'
THIRD RACE Mimic stakes selling. one
IA on iUi -4Hlstse1Q. 30, Belle u Jess1
mine b 'aehrPeisrs Mldwsy 81 olimmsE
ios. Herman Johgtou. - Far R9Esrr ~ "
,SsuR- Gun 10: ron bolsh %. 'RsAoado. %
FOURTH RACE MAIdsnsi siee eePlechs.ss
short eourss y a.. lag Major ~
ar1la ~ k.,.saEd. Jr, iai. Fyins fioFsr
FTTH RAcE-Ins Kings Pate one
mile and quarter -nlbUrryt lli -'klrA-
sSs. bsa re- @ .s sasisSSS,, 6sil l5i la VIA , Fi5s
m ~ Kelvin ipd '.'HAlf Crown lod
Ealf Caste lu2 Ip-t0- Date iol '@Nlck
sFht i1p Ircaae ~ -.'Rea Wal. i0i
''..-P.i1a ..,p,. 10! K'P'' ..s.asrAn .e. .n,
'...Coup.si no names rlysn.
SIXTH RACE carlton plrss ono mite
room lus suoIrda lng Trsn,an q ieJ.
.Holni Dance 81 warning 70 c,lHl. 90 20
.Noonuns N sailor Knot iQ5Y Hayoaal,
l0l 'roHmoi lo- AmherlYe D. go deu
Wuys ~
'ApgFentico allowance
The evening world., 1907-05-17
AT GRAvESEND TRACK.

oRAYEsEND RACE TRACK May
1.-THE local track was IN bad condition
to-day. and the Eallops We're OF very
ordinary nature. TIE hes, follow
- ACCOUNTANT milo and n
quarter 10 as EAllop.uE All De
needs a. he is very ~
q ORAN-F1Ne furiYlgs ln l0a %
breeEing Ready TO run good
2. Don HAMILToN-one mile IN ii5
bTceLing. Has not shown much.
~ COY hAID-Soytn furlongs IN A.
breeEing She Is ready 10 race.
q DOS FuNso-siK furlouEs In IL.
20 KING tc6LE-sir furlonEs IN l2i2-B.
hreeziug Looks M
a X KEkTtckN HtAl-fDur furlongs
in O5e breeEing Seems 10 have
a of bis speed
q SHOT Gus nA f1rlougs Ia ] 81, han
ally Needs more work
u THE SQUIRE -Four furiongs IN
u5l a. hnniIly Has early speed.
II MODEST -one mile IN DE- preering
q nc CIuET -Four flrlonrs IN o6l %
handliy Seems r. Nke the mud
g CONTRADICTIONS -Four fuflonEs in
Otl 35 hAndlly should run better
mort time.
- INQuIslTORt Five furlongs in l0l
reHiuE Hsema tu have speed
% BELLE or ItoQlol5 Six furlonEs
in ID handilY N0i ready
- WINNING ETAk-Thrce furl1ngs IA
og breezing a very nice huY
The evening world., 1907-05-17
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUlsYILLE, Ky, Nay 1.-THE en-
tries Tor to-moaTgu's races are as fol-
lows
TlHsT .RAcE-FosF 'sa = h.'f tarians.
Rssal. lol wat'rioek 20, Juars Danaop
lg N'5e l''s ~, efA'i5 efAio5 a,e.,5. 10y
~ ps. sYntafan'fsi iO1 hsthsr hruro
i07 Absr star los
sEcoNn RAcE-Fi,s sGi half sur
a5i@, " lursly ioo IA serrsr, log
Ir|ga. Ipr lQ1 n"laulNick iW hellriis
q ,,.,.i, 'l8afg gs u ,lS.. wan kns l2i 81 bssl .14'
Hf iussar.an. bh hrafn-E iuZ. hs
ulHF iol niA-t Fm ioa
THIRD RACE-ons mile handicap -snss
Alert n Aits suit'a ~ Harry SCOT.
tomato tg2 Pasa lena ul Joaquin. llb.
wing Tinz " fdlS lrim, loa Pan Flneh'
FOURTH race seven farIonss ms
Irus Gran htasvf, 81 900 aiaei -1allts,
rq FIp, ios darrantuA. M. TIE Abbott
ll1. Tarr.H relf. lot a. Cialr. ~ lAgAt
30. ll4 tirtof.a n. iW fHnes Ahmed
fntBl
MYTH RACE-Tour AnA haif .unoHn
Pafsc i.ify haldura " Edtr VI Con
John Merm 40. sails HarrY NJ Pantpps
NJ HD4r1a, 100 The ramiHre 100 Mar
Talloi lni niack prrss 4l. EaHH 100
rark shsep. 100 Hannlt 100 hIl Heupn
iW
SIXTH RACE -oas n,iir tsllinE -1pa4f3l
pl FiTr Alarm. rs fMlnaahora ~.
as 49, "a. 10 sss s'f os4ss %. ''Ess Esss.,ssss.. y.
lp{lPrnes 4 rlsss, 10 nlra near ~
3 ..g'iSo d. ~ s'sa, .u: :: IIs;'fsi Is es... Z.
tan ia
,Appf.atIsa sllssans. elala.sa.
The evening world., 1907-05-17

sUFFRAoD-won the CrosonA Hand
icAp AZ stx furionEa, May B eAaily, WITH
" peunas gR ana SS,i s'&i JACK A'4ip I, R 'i'a'
PRETENsIoN-wILh i0s pounds up
ran siEuh In no Harlem As one mile.
Carrted LID pounds and ran third 70
Isndn1rrA CilD and Voorhees, ll9) al
nve and half furlonga April y
AI.ETHEtyS1--F'inis fourth 20 Tile
inE csi) In the Van Ness ~ ak and half
flrlonEx Nay i6. and carried l0a pounds
Ttme-LD. Thind TO Joe Carey tllbl and
Dan Buhre Qi5) In the LArohmont. Nay
iamsburE Handicap May 8. with lo
pounds up, and beat Juggiar Coz for
ksracinesca dI0j.
A1rPEDo-Third to TiIelng CD and
Roeemout uoO In the Van Ness with
lp pounds up. Second 90 Grappls Onl
pounds up and beat Juggler uoo) for
the place Tims--L9 t-6.
cAAPAIGNER--With 81 pounds up
ran eighth In the Van Ness Won the
teenth AAy with l0s pounds Up and
beat Molesoy GaD and The knight (l0a).
Time, LD.
HYPERION IL-rhird 70 Heashp ono
nd ss sS wSriG o5i1 ls 20 ASr a az s4Tioasa 1ha 6. q
IN .oaEd5 Worked HiE furiongs May
H In LA breezinE. Has not yet run his
race.
EDDIE wARE-FIrvt start here
worked four furionKs May u in o.S Is
hroezing.
SMILING TOM-Flrus starr here.
Worked three furlonks MAY Is In 0.S,
handily. Seems 10 have his foot.
DUNvALLo-F1rst and only start
May , al six furlongs and. with 20
pounds up. finished sixth. Worked % yon
fnriongn In In. hAndlly. Should win
q cheap race
AELBOURKE-F1rst and only EcAri
May II at SIX furlonEs. Carried IN
pounds and hnissfs-d third 10 Saracln-
eeoa nno) and Jack Atkin GID. Tine
lk
HEASLIP-Won at stI furlonEs April
- with ia pounds up and beat Work
ma4a 90 and Hyperion ii. CID. Time e-
L14tA
BOBBIE KEAN-LAst start at Ben
ninKu April - At seven furionEa, anaY
with IL pounds up IN the second Spring
Handicap, finished lat Last previous
start and nrvt. was at Ave and n half
furionEs April IL Carried feo pounds
and ran second To Oraculum dis) and
beat Lotus Eater niD for the place
Time. i-io
DOLLY SPANKER-Seoond 20 Super
man 0lD at one mile and a sixteenth
May lB, and With iif pounds up beat
Biandy l25) for Tho place Timo. Ia 80
Won AT same distance May s. and with
Ito pounds up boat Tommy Mad1ell
ulO ans Flip Flap Oa). Time, l.s rs.
The evening world., 1907-05-17
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.

sHEEPsHEAp BAY TRACK. May
weather and trar d svro very bad
Tor training opera uons to-day and ur
gallups we're ord mary
a sIICKANAN H-One rliu IN f6g
hrreIIng Only "a cheap platter
a SPARK LIS fFr furlonEu lu lM 80.
gAllopiuE llaF speed
~ BEH fLEET Five frlousa IN
10i So hhndily. Sure 10 d soon.
81 AMBUSH six frlunEa iu lu Ran.
duy Very o.
4 LADY, AMELIA slH fIrl0uRs in lz9.
breeEInE HHo ia ~ her beat
SIR HuOk-slE fuTlonW in lA
hrerElnEs
a ARClTE- sir furlongs IA q hree4
lna fsaohr very M
A. BHA03ADOcIA-Fi furlonaa IN
l0t, hsndlly
uR0OhAhfDR-B seven furlonEs IA
The evening world., 1907-05-17
AUTO CLUBS
OBJECT TO RECORDS

PARIS. May 1.-THE Automobile Clu
committee last night discussed the recen
attempts 10 lower records from Paris 80
Nice ana from Paris 20 Madrid mad
by manufacturers for advert. sing pur
poses. The committee expressed disap-
proval OF such attempts and doc!ded q
take severe measures TO prevent t5eir
recurrence.
The evening world., 1907-05-17
Three Nor, Good Fights Tor Denver

Rsady G1Lagtssr mAtchmAksr ~ the Colt
sum A g. - I7nycr. has arrAnE~d thrve
im-.1rtant bsitleF to - d-oidsd before hi1
club on MAJ 2i HAIRY L~wl' and Jimmy
Gardner viii clash for ten rounds. On June
10 Mits soarees Ani jim Fynn, heavy
woi rhU all. battle while mo lst ssos IN
June rrrths W~oks the cripple O. eek
feather We yni. vfil meat Jimmy Walfh. q
boston 40 Tor tsn rounds A. i2l plunds
The evening world., 1907-05-17

ET'TA IouIsE-Lefi Al the post In
four and half furlonE race Nay IS
In hrAi and last-proViOus start. Nay 10.
had 100 pounds up and ran sccond 90
Marbles tslJ and beat SuaseI f99) for the
place. Carried 100 pounds T1me-0 - -
SENATOR BDCKHAA-sreond TO
Minnie O. Old aud A. equal weights
and a haIf furIonEs May I5-Tims,-
0bt Won al five furlougs May With
1oi pounds up and beat Marbles Cygl and
TilekilhA tssj. Time-LW -
BABoo--With - pounds up ran tsnth
10 Minnie q al four and half fur
longs May u In this hrst start
MARION MOORE-Carried 100 pounds
and was eighth all the way 20 Mnnie
a., al four and a half fuTlonEH NAY -
Has SHOWN nothing IN previous starts
DEAD CONE Sovonth 20 sspoy 900
~ fou and half furiOnEa May ii and
with 10 pounds up. only time Ae mas
bson In tie money was Marcn ~ whom
ht won a. -four AMI a ha.f fIrllngs az
BenninfH ana o. rItcd 40 pounds boat
ihg bAauuia Oltl ana hlemnHT O1lI.
Nne oUs Sion breaker but makes
ssrDuz nnisa
JOE NEALOS and ALEX GRANT
Nrgt start hore Have shown no
ptaollc form.
CONcnRNHD-I start May al
hse furiougn Artd With lg pounds up
ran elgvenul 10 Y0l-hful Finished
tWolftn 90 CauEan lWl az four and "a
haf furionss the only previous start
RATu Hss-Oluy previous start wac at
fouf and and a hrf flrlong. May y pa
~ tho Nay to Fordelo in a seventeen
hpraa He'd.
HA1e-Fsrst start May l5 N ne Bou-
quei az i've fuflnugt. ana. VIII l.-
pounds up. was tHlr- seutu AZ thr nniHH
ONpA-Flnlalod ninth 20 Paul Ply
AZ four and 0nr-naf turiHuEH April A
With 81 ulurds uf Haa HUnu.U ultu.rl
The evening world., 1907-05-17
Training Gallops. Past Races and
Everything of Importance in Guide
to Winner Picking.
four and one-half nIripnEs and vita
lla r,,,intfr ur m ninth = hAnYAh.

four and one-haif f1rlnnIs and vita
Zoe pounds w ran ninth - BAnyAh
WHIP TOP. Mss ANGIE ana
CLARA J.-AA naada tasH nrst stArt
MAG ~ In four and one-hAR "a lens
race WOO by FordsElo, Al oA-rtea-l7l
pounds and finished nn.h. tenth ano
twelfth No othsC form shown
NDoG6 HILL and DEVON LAsSs-
FRS; seart Asrs. Have shown no pub
Nc form
GLORIOUS BF7rsT-In four and one
half rlraonG race Nay u. WOO b. For-
dsilo, carried iJ7 pounds and anisned
SIKH. Was third IN the last SIXTEENTH.
Ran third - Bunl Qoc) and BACK
Donlzno al four and ons-hAif f1riongs
April 5. Al Bennlngs, and WITH lnS
pounds Up
HALF sovDRDI0H-Ftrst stA-1 was
IN tho RossdAie, at nve furlonss, Nay
4 Sza Win in pounds up hnianed
sixth % FrtEstis.
LAUGHING BTBS-ssOond to Ella
O-Noii fsO IN tho bouquet, az Ave fur-
longs. MRy Is. with . pounds up. ana
bsAt Masks and Faces 400 for toe
p.Aoe 17Ens-i.oo. wAS 70 TO IN the
baetinE.
ELLA O'NEILL-ses Laughing Eyes
The evening world., 1907-05-17
No. 40 lNDEXEO MAY 7
TRAINING GALL0PS

10 Eallopng Coming along very
SLOWLY
" VOORHEES, furlouzs IN 0.5l
handilY Has all his speed
- bAf.LDT BoA-sis--f-+flsggs In II
hAndily Looks we'll
~ CAlkAGOlM-On~ mile ~ ib2 80
breezing Looks m 10 race
81 MISS ME-Five furlonEH IN
100 40. han1Nv. She i6 NJ
- AIM -Four fui ngs ln O5i hanilly.
Sure to win soon
81 DIAMOND FLusH-siH furlonFs Co.
I'D. EalloplnE Not up a. much
The evening world., 1907-05-17

SENATOR CLAY-FTT6i BtaTt ApTfI
- IN the Dnnton Stakes at six f1FlonKs
Carried iii pounds and Finished ffrh 70
They're on Made strong inish nom
eighth place. Worked a mile and a
fur,ons May Is In ln. breezinS Just
good exercise.
ALETETEUo-See nrut rnce
FRANK GTII-Had l6 pounds up IN
the CrotooA Handicap at six rrfonGs
May Is and nniSh sd seventh 20 SUI
frage. Left at the post IN only proyt-
ouA start, Worked one mile May IL In
lH7s. b7eeEing. Hs Is ready Hor his
best
ALPENMARCHES 70 Go Be
tween l2J and rosalon d2D At one
mile and furlonE May Is and carried
- pounds.
SOROCINESCA-Won al six f1rionEs
May IS. with l2b pounds Up, and beat
Col white (i1D and s. Valentine l1).
Time, iiS IS.
oKETHTE-Se,ond 10 olortner nisl
In tho Metropolitan Oast START May ?
at one mile and carried ~ pounds.
4ossoen vas thArd. Time, 10 IS.
~PETBR PAN-F1rs; start has shown
no public form
OHAN-Ftrst start here; worried nvo
flrAons1s May II m i-6 rs. breeEnG.
ltsady 30 run a good race
The evening world., 1907-05-17

SIXTH RAcE-HAndloAp. tArea- year.olss
Ani gPTari mia and tar~'-siTtesntns
Nh he1 friE -+s.-s+st-s.sf-.s+lA
lie' AaHsn .t-ts.s- .stst.s..s-.llQ
~ Fltmnap ........ s.....s... 100
5Si Ma5ssr y, cran ..'.'.'iiii99 ii9
2s4 NaBanisllo .................ll3
.s2i Good and Tfenty .,,,,-.- 10
RED FRIAR- Ran nfth 70 supermAn
Qi2 AZ one mile and q sixteenth. May
o. and carried II pounds Third 20
baudelion Q26i and Nealou Qs11 at
same distance As above. May ls and
carried ili pounds Time ~ IS Was
played for A good thing IN ths race
GILPIS-second 20 Marathou l0Ci A.
ono mile and o. sixteenth April n with
100 pounds up Gold Circle go was
third Time-i50
PHILASpER - Second 10 Butuing
l4N and beat rye G4l for the place IN
tho KinE- County Handicap May T.
Carried lo pounds Time a s-6
NAsTBR or CRAFT-Ftru start
April W a. one mile and sixteenth.
and with ll1 pounds Ip nnished fourth
t1 strtbi. Time. - 20
MA5ASrELLo-Wgh % pounds no
ard ln The Harlem ssAkes AZ ono mile
Ah3 a. ran fourth o. Grappi- uIu
l-1d al one tIno lu -ae race and was
p1riie no nrst start A. this disanc.
MlN b. ana with l2' pounds up nn.f.sl
rnN fa Tony Buuno tuI. although
leading plrr ~ the distance Time.
GOOD ASu PLENTY -oub. 81 r-
was .u sllcpIo-haHc Mag d. ph.n
viii 'a H0lnis hr run second tl
CuNgny aa-I Tom Cogau llN MS
tnlrl
FIIMNAr WITH lc hounds up un
frF snt t4 TONY D1Uerl uf one milo an
rlNferar. STOW THrH ta Dllrr
HrfIr lHU and CHFf.r.ss I1u ln f-ut
r..~ flf rtr. distance HftY +.
Iu-Hi.h Msf fn ~ f.e ~ lur
NH-.Df srFrH farunr Nfl- I ir IgE
raI| Yualg
The evening world., 1907-05-17

PARSON KELLY-F1nst start MAY
Il IN tNno-nlte event and Win ibs
pounds Up ran NTH 10 Arz MoCAnn
rsnl
GUARDIAS-CArried 15s pounds and
was fourth TO Aru. MeGann in above
she money was IN the Spriny Hunters
Hardloap ~ two and a half miles AZ
BenninEs April 10 when with iT
pounds no he nnlHh-d third 20 Erse1
Ufl and LysistratA (i5a Ia hhre>-horSs
race.
NAVAJO-Fourth 10 sanctus u12) at
two miles May 10 and carried lN pounds
Fol IN previous start
MAID OF ALL WORK. PATAGO-
MAN ADJUTOR. GARRETT and
LBONA ALT.A--FfrH start here Have
shown no pubic form.
The evening world., 1907-05-17

THIRD RACE Thn Fastlau. 5. DIo ff
talEt aiFaiFhf flnraf
The evening world., 1907-05-17
Seventh Inning

Corcoran throw out Bennett Math-
ews0n stopped hogtetterH Sroundcr and
Wrpw him out Murray struck out 40
RUNS
Soymo'T fouled out 20 Byrne Bras-
nauun walked McsAun singled 10 rignt.
sending kreauAHan fo fllrd Crawford
got Danlen's grouudcr and threw nros-
uahau out at tho plate C1rcorau foulsd
out 20 Soouan. SO RUNS
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..:i i?s ~ r'li s,.s,: I. s. "a. 8. 2.
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Twtlnh lnning

DesAn threw out K,lloy. BuIrh struck
out lahlru threw OUT byusr 80
HukH
murray Wado "a ruuutng catch gf uah-
lhn IJnE full a. lcft torClrau bod 10
deep leit for tao base MaIneanll
Hhlsled a. right. scoring Corooran. win
ninE tne game ONE RON
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Bennett beat o4t q siow h.t b. Dr1 r
liH-tr. .tsr bounced to Maf4a. son Hlo
fa1I-l IA lntn o. dpupic p.al AlAf ~
sIu fl. nlIlHfN to MrGAuu. Mlrr D.
HraN llvd f1rrW out Coru1ruu Ma
llrsslu SINGLED % lar nunan lined
OUT io Murray Browne singled over
soauud aua lorliu nlod b. hurcH NO
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EIeYtnth Inning

traeflri. No9nhn and Beebs struck
olI $50 RUNS
seymour 90 ptsa but Wa out
Stealing second BIrsnuhau stIlck Out
and Mutaun nled to hIrch no
Eff So
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Eighth Inning

Crawford llftel q hlrh ay % Browne
DeyAu made eavy Nlfk % Solnan =
grOunieT toc0rau threw out Beebs
SO -ht NS
MatAeNson filed 20 Hurrh shannon
struck out HoHfettcr Fot HruWns's
ErDIudcr ana tossed fHe ..4ll 90 Bcebe
Nho beat Georgo io the bag ay step.
80 RUNS
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LOtlsVILLE, Ky, Nay 1.-THE en-
tries for to-moaTou's races are as fol-
lows
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RENT SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YQRK 6DEP b
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vi the Horses Running TOAAOoW in the Belmont Park Races

30 Press Pubhshinu co. CThe New York WorldI
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TORONTO ENTRIES.

Toronto Ontario. May 1.-THE en-
tries for to-morrow's races AZ Wood
bine Race Track are as follows;
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Sixth Inning

Kelley hit roller toward third, and
In going after tne ball DeYhn diyed
ArAdlong into Umpire EnlsI-e and for
hrNtrAI minutes puLh were knocked oGL
kol.ey was called back and struck out
Burcn fled ous y DahleH. byrne slruok
out NO RUNS
shtnu4u htrucE out Murray stood
SUI and glt Brownies ny Devlln
foul~d out 10 Byrnc 80 RUNS
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CONTRACTORS AND suiLo1Rs

IAMKs SILK. contractor AMI buldsr, AS
y repairing. rebuilding and shopw iksho
Unionstfyot.
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THE LARcuMoNT.

died Of coM. The others followed
him. and then I was lett In the boat
with another live man and eight dead
men
"'Thc other chap looked NJ me pccul.
larly and said 'My God. this Il terri.
BILE. I cannot live and might ne well
end Il now. I am going TO cut my
throat Before I could prevent him be
pulled out razor aud gashcd his
thront. lie fell on his face IN the bot.
tom Of the boat and died with an In.
sane laugh on he lips"
Lieutenant Colonel W. A. Mcintyre
field secretary Of the salvation Army
In the United States. said the loss 81
ten ~ the officers Of the organization
In The sinking of the iarrhmont was
The most serious blow Of that Kind the
army had received during ~ work In
this country IN addition 10 the mem.
hers already reported to be- lost. Colo.
mel Mcintyre said that several bands
men from the Lynn Mass corps were
Ds!icvsd 10 have lost their lives.
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PRESCRIPTION
CLEAN THE BLOOD

Any oIe can easily mix the
following prescription at home,
which Is said to be splendid be.
cause OF its peculiar action UPON
the kidneys, which are made TO
properly filter and strain from
the blood the impurities and
poisons
Get the ingredients, which are
all of vegetable extraction and
harmless, from any good phar-
macy and mix them by shaking
we'll in a bottle: Fluid Extract
Dandelion, one-half ounce; Com
pound Bargon, one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Take in teaspoonful doses aft
err each meal and at bedtime.
Drink plenty OF good water too.
Those who require a good
blood cleanser aud system tonic.
whose kidneys are weak and
clogged up, should prepare this
mixture and take as directed for
a few days and note results.