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COLLEGE EUER|SS" EEU|E||S CUT GU OUT OOlU|

ruled upon by some authority. SO far
every authority has s.iestepped
In the meantime Con Walsh has
"chncktd' the athletic game He has
secured good paying positlon IN the
Klondfke ana may never co1spete here
asain, II is n great loss 10 amateur
sport because this Young man has as
veioped wonderfully In The few mouths
he was here. |: wes freely predicted
that-hs- -wsiss# teat hath, El-sa gan afA
NcGrath al the hammer and 'tbs' and
would give Sheridan rifle for the
discuss
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FORT EnE ENTRIES.

FIRST IiScE -Four ana a hal, fnriougs
s3.a,yeaT-tid fiIties seliins e-sKtttle smith.
ifgs Laas iiaaaseit. 100. S3a2tTits io6
SilesH o., lhis Miss ylEilant los: t,at8-
?sAtshns. IaJ BewteAed, lD5. Blask oreas.
ID5. shiTley Ri los "a
SECOND RACE T'hres. ysar~plda and W.
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SARATOGA GALL0Ps.

Il SARATOGA, Aug. 16-The local track
D lightning fast ard Il is no trouble for
tho horses quarteged here to run as fast
AZ they like. The best workouts noted
4oilow:
n - LA LONDE-Slx frriongs in l.l9 70
hreeztng. She is ready
liz yEfLS-one mile in i5s, breesing.
Has speed. but doesn't act we'll
as PEGASUS turiongs in LIS
tsS SIX o'cLoc,KI-F.ye turioRgs y
much.
fla voS TRoMP-one mile in lE.
breeEing No account.
- KENG FoLLY-fsour furlongs in
pis ~, handiiy, lie is a nice colt.
ZOE NE KNOWS : FIVE ,furlonRs IN
l0i 5.5. hanaiiy Ready money.
-r.- EsaaiaS 4 .,tl % quarter iis
5 a.Is, bFeeIifsgs Not much.
aie GI4AI,Gus-Five furlongs IN i02,
ttsfssz5'as7 3 1;fts7rys FITS s-'eFf..
- PRINCE HAaIBURd-One mile In
la, hreezinE. Not ready,
1 III DEUCE. Seven tugIongs In LIS, driv-
Ing. God wogk.
ass COLIN S--rhrSe turlonEs IN or rs,
galoplng
- SIR RALPH One mile IN Ia hand
lily. He la ready
sif IITTLETspS aiA1D--one mile and a
I furlons n 2cd rs, Ealioping She Is
ready.
- Ma {aERAt1E-S Six furlongs in
i.ls2-5, gailoping This one will do.
+ - Cot n Il fsItSfCi None mIIe in Is,
handily. Thts one is ready
4 y SENATOR BARREtsr-Fiye furlonga
In ioe nandi!y Not ready.
IL =hff fFsSssss fFsSssss DOYLE - SIX f0rlonGs In
LIS 2-6, breezing, AT her best,
----s s---s3-----
Hasebali, Polo Grounds, To-day. 4 Il. NJ.
GtMnts Va. Ctheinr Att. Adm hnr.
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His shiny dome loomed impressively
sweeping gesture he went on:
'Gentiemen-Young corbett. of Den
gentlemen-Terrible Terry Nc
Govern. OF Brooklyn. They win box q
friendly bout OF three rounds They
haye buried the haiche,."
pss. ooRB.rT ,,R,s 1s.. IN full ,a.ass 'al' :,
the ropes and sat down In cor
ner. In moment Terry McGovern
followed and sal across the way.
Terry's appearance was surprise to
that crowd and 1t rose and cheered IT.
SELF hoarse for the Pride OF Brooklyn.
Terry looked almost III TO fight. True.
Ne carried iii4ie FHs-~e+a i1t,- Hiit
his eyes were STEADY, and his skin
tanned a dark. healthy brown. He
Masn't even excited, He looked like
Terry MoGovern OF years ago.
limo had used Young Corbett more
hardly. The little Denvnrite was round
and fat as an alderman. HIS greatest
circumference. like that of a barrel.
Fas al the middle. II took shoe horn
70 get Corbett into those tights, The
sKid'A' face ,swas a broad e1panSe of
tat, In the midst OF which his sharp lit
lie eyes twlnkled like blue starr in the
milky way.
-sHE ball rang. Hundreds In that
crowded pavilion remembered
= that other c!aus OF the gong.
years ago at Hartford. that announced
tc,e beginning OF the last fight Terry
HcGosefn would enter as q champion.
and ms sudden rise of Young Corbet,
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Billy Dubois Pays $4,000 for
Nealon, the Suburban
Winner.

ESPECIAL 10 The Evcntns world
\ SARATOGA RACE TRACK. y. y,
Aug. -Thlrty-three thousand and Two
hundred dollars was the sum total paid
FOR The entire racing stable Of Boots
purael. sold at noon here to-day in the
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50 wrought up over the decisions rem
derca BY Rigler that ne made up his
mind the Giants weald win onn anyway,
Just TO show him that the team was not
made up OF lot OF babies who cried
oysr misfortune. And no certainly sent
the shot home.
With one inning left many players
would have qualled and tossed up the
sponge. as did the Reds in.the la& bali
OF the ninth. But not so With tSsGf,
with man on nrst he gave Ewing a
look that-ttsvetlld have got Sober Sue
going had she been on the outside
looking IN. Ills teeth snapped Ike a
losgerhcad turtles. and II that swing
had missed the ball Brcsnahan would
have sat down too hard for comfort.
But II didn't The ball went like a
bullet over Odwells head and the game
Was tied, Frank Bowerinan who had
also been tearing hide Off in patches 10
win that game, then eased Texas
Lacquer into right and the fire WAS
ssnothersd.
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NINE BRESNAHANS WOULD Win PENNANT FOR GIANTS

about that he remarked aineerely ~ rs
! Al Thinking ah5gt npw is winning THIS
prnnant ready doh.t tsink ihc 2thgF
tnS ard thar is Largely why hs won, He
though, IL ~ r;foGg thit the general public.
JSithoat aay othHr reason apparently iSalEat
fhs same fhing, rad the Odds we're u'Acsd
al 10 to s, with the Giants tAyoFite, On the
series,
Frank Bowerman and Roger Bresnahan
cleaned up the foul market in yesteriay's
game. They pulled down 8 bard chances
sitokethcF, foser getting I and Bowermnn 2
They worked In absolute harmony. each
backing up the other
Tho Polo Grounds crowd Is In love wish
poyie, IN. new second bGseHau. He fields
nicely. hits the bail hard and Al Jim Cor
ee<t says, can run like hydrant''
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Talking about quitting reminds mo OF the
pluck ot Mrgraw Two years ago when
the Giants had thr penhant practically
cinrhcd. J went TO his room, and asked him
what he Thought about the chances OF win
ming from The Athietics for the warla,A
- 'st.i4t.. a@ JEai-aFsns s.ls
bath at the tins. II had neyor thought
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Walcott to Flaht ferna Aaaln.

joe WnIeatt the eeiored cyc!anc ts 10 Zig
ura IN another fight late this iannth Hr
has been matched 10 meet Ruba Ferns. The
6ansas 81 IL &sltnts weight. lar tltteel tnlrdR
2!.3atk ta - EE+s4sS ftsfstFfF
Kan. Walcpst won tho weites, weight cham.
: pson5hip title from Ferns At Fort Erie Can.
Gaa, On t4Ql. pat.t.ss- -tsssl 10 slesS4
In tha fifIh rotfna Waicot, says ho will try
and atop Ferns again.
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!CORBETT IN BOUT
/ WITH M GOVERN AT
CROWN A. C. STAG
Terrible Terry and His Conqueror
Have Buried the. Hatchet for All !.
Time -Fitz and Russell in
Fast Exhibition.
10 o'clock last night Joe
~ ~ Humphreys climbed into the
~ e I2r R~15 of the A c. and

STOOD thert with his hand upEaised
for silence and his bald head shining
under the arc lights.
Gentlemen" announced Hum
phreys. IN. moment will intro
duce TO you two of the most famous
little fighters that ever stood under
the starry skies OF this great land
and battled for pugilissic supremacy;
two Of the greatest little feather
weigh, champions in history: fighters
whose names have carried the Prov
ess of the stnrs and Stripes NJ a
ighting nation into the furthest cor
ners OF the earth"
Here Humphreys paused for breath
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FTER the main event came Willie
IN Fitzgerald and Unk Russell. They
4 \ Fought q hard six rounds. Par
haps they didn't really try for knock
out, but IL made a very good exhibition.
1t showed one thing anyway. for the
caimness with which Russell took
Willie's punches easily proved. that the
story OF his jumping out OF the ring at
Eallejo few months ago 10 get out OF
agnting a Frisco boxer, was like other
tales that come from Vallejo. Russell
Is game
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Jehnny oliser ss matchmaker the club would
StEe the hsst tights In town.
Twin Sullivan Going TO California.
Jack Twin sullivan. the clever New
England niiddlc.wetght. has decided TO Ko
70 the Coast in few weeks where he ex.
pests 10 get on fight with sotne az tho
blk fellows before the Pacific A. G.. ol loa
Angela. Matchmaker hcCRrey Will most
ltEe4s arrange march between sullivan and
jim Flynn. thH Pueblo heavyweight ~hn
has already boxed jack ;wenty.Tonnd draw.
Jett Gets His Price to Referee Fight.
Jim Isstries IS TO referee the coming TWEEN.
- round boat httween Joe Cans and George
af-Pq4=Ee sffFa+4g4Y has
denAandrd 1900 10 referee the contest. Man
aEpE MCCarrY has been compelled TO give
hjrIi his pTice. as the fight funs OF Los An
Gclss ciaiMea they would NOT attend the
ju1Ee u.
Fitzgerald to Fight Mcfarland.
Iaatpt n4u practically bern arranged
between Wlli.s FstSRsrtld iHo fixstinE Harp.
and rsetey VI FarRna the Cldcaga lizht-
z3.ia
A. E h1Np off@faI the fighters 4 big IN.
csrtlYc 70 box for In Ten round bout and
ss ihsS 49, ~ " sssPts9 y tGs FEssss Z
nsit \ n few days, Fitzgerald has been
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The greatest spirit that moves baseball
In the one owned by Roger BresnahAn and
Frank Bowrtrnan. l, !. the dope tha, wins
psaaants. II Is too big thing 10 be lin
itei to baseball but as that Ia the ii:ni;
Of these epstiea it's n far as VIZ can 10
II ElAIntaina in every Walk OF life and IL
extends 10 the dumb beasts which we know
another one III so badly that the e-g able
dog Viii quit snd become 30 infuria;cd as
10 attAtS the winner. This occurred In ons
OF the .isid trials for the American cham
ploEship At Grand Junction Tenn
The horse knows when rnpthar has i's
goat 1ha minute a thoroughbred. or rather
some thurunEhhreds. tAtnk they have met
their m oh they quit and fan hack among
the trnileTa. SO II Is with game cocks, A
rooster VIII saB4et!sies Ysin hGndrsd bat.
tier with the Eaff and meet his master and
slim: like whipped cur,
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evils May Box GoldswaIn Abroad.

Jack Goldswsir. tho English lixht.weisht
who fo9Eht ono flgh, in this country. being
defeated by Harry Lewis and then left Tor
ho'1e. has asked p.btphnfsker .Rstiinsaey pt
I'M Stts'fEf: sportias tta6 u s-5ndon. %
battle. for next October. and the chances
ara that the pair. VIII have It Gu, again
In t~enty.rnund bout before that club
Lewis could niakn consI6srRble money by
fighting Geid.wnin on the other slide.
The evening world., 1907-08-16

The minute BAH PLAYER THINKS he ~
beaten. he is The ball player who never
believes thai he ~ beaten or can be beat us'
pally inhabits peuuant winning clubs, George
that bali cracked him on tiir arm. and he
refused to nult until McGVaW took him out
OF the game When he went to tho club
htis:ss ;} hf MAS aft4!a his aIz Aas h.slten
move his fingers last night hut be Thought
he could win, and even whan the Reds had
jumped on him and tied the score he still
hslicysd be was III fpt q fight. That's an
other boy who Is entitled TO the spurs,
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TO neeting fame and fortune. Those
hundreds, in their minds eye. could con-
trast the rotund ex-champions with the
1.-THE. rim. sturdy nghters of mora an
Client days
THE bell rang-and Terry and Cor
be-; met as OF old. But the
hatchet had been buried. and
neither had an axe handy. They
spared swiftly. Terry having all the
best OF tho boxing, and corbett going
In Willingly as In former meetings.
Neither attempted 10 strike hard
blow. They spared three rounds and
retired 10 their drsssing rooms.
But the interest in the whole ting
wasn't in the sparring, It was in th>
reappearance OF Terry McGovern. who
FOR long time has been looked upon
as one OF the shadows o. the past
Terry Is with US again. healthy and
strong. and In his r.sht mind, He viii
never hght again, but he won't need
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EaEebaii, Polo Grounds, To-day, q II. NJ.
Giants Va, Cincinnati Adm 6nc. -.
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trying for cote time to get on mat,
with Acfasiand.
Glover ard Dwycr May Battle.

Billy Glover. who has won all the battles
which he has founsh, In this vicinity. will
prteaby lie matched 70 meet Johnny pwyet.
In tho main bout of six rounds the Bsxl
stag OF thr shRrksY a. C.. on "wednesday
night Giorer's manager and Johnny Oliver.
manager OF DwSef agreed on terms for the
contest las; night, ANA II Is expected that
Manager Jim Backl-y viii put on the bout
II should be q fast go.
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shiny omd mpressvey tie middle
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BOXING IN PUBLISHING NEXT MONTH
Twin sullivan Going 10 California.

Johnny Oliver rs matchmaker thc club would
give the hest tights In town.
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coRBETT. IN full suit OF
black tights. climbed through
the ropes and sat down In cor
,I,s.
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EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK. Aug.
1.-the best workouts to-day Were
ils BARNSDALE-A quarter mile in 0.7S.
gatloping.
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"a, ANcV,c Line9ia So. B'wayRUJth st
bLANE1 , EVE 9. . 0! Mats. tyyd. .&sat 2, rs
Russell Hros. Tho Hired Giri's Millions"
Next Weeks. Miller Kent In 'RAFFLEs,'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16

Hear Keith sing ''Good old [. $. A. = at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16

SHOOTS
 AT YOUNG SON
Seven Year Old Mexican Boy Tells Pima County Sheriff Almost Unbe- lievsble Tale of Cruelty-Father Shot at Him as He Ran into Ditch.

A tale of brutality almost mbeliev- able was told to sheriff Pacheco and Undersherif Meyers at Tucson by the 7.year-old son of Guadalupe Sanchez, who hves a short distance southwest of the city
 That such inhumanity as this father is said to have exhibited toward the little fellow could exist is almost be yond the imagination.
 The lad said that his father had been accustomed to beat him frequently. He was marked for beating and had run away. Neighbors saw the boy running and they were called to by the father to stop the lad They refused to inter fere and Sanchez continued to pursue the lad
 The little boy finally came to an ir- rigation ditch, and, exhausted from his run, plunged headlong in, hoping that he would be safe there. There is about four feet of water in the ditch and the boy was nearly drowned. He struggled in the water and finally reached the op- posite bank.
 During all this time the father made no effort to help the lad, but instead took a shot at him with his gun, accord ing to the lad Is story. The charge knocked the boys hat off, but did not injure him.
 The report of the gun was heard by neighbors, who immediately telephoned to the sheriff < office Sheriff Pacheco, Undersheriff Meyer and Deputy Esca. bosa responded and placed Sanchez un- der arrest.
 Sanchez depied that he had shot at his son. He claimed that he had merely ming away.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
MUST HAVE FEM

We may live without poetry, music or art, We may i've without conscience and live without heart; We may live without headgear, pajamas and cloaks, But civilized men cannot live without jokes. -Yonkers Statesman. We've something to answer you right off the reel, That doesn t agree with your rhyme of Lucille. A civilized man without jokes could exist, But the thing would be hard for the poor humorist.
 New York Mail. We may live without art, we may live without books, And most of us live pretty much with out cooks, But you Il not be regarded as worth while, Lucille, If you live without owning an automo- bile.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
THE MERCIFUL SULTAN

The sultan of Morocco has annexed an
 other auto,
 To amplify his new garage his harem
 he II cut down; Development and progress are the key
 note of his motto There s fun to burn ill Tangier when
 he speeds about the town. The sultan of Morocco is both tolerant
 and kindly,
 They clear the streets and close the
 stores-he asks for naught beside And then he drives about the town both
 speedily and blindly, And never harms his subjects dear be
 cause they run and hide.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
Ihe Suckers Moan

ar, ing yiolets will bankrupt me. = ,,%eer mp; she s worth it. " oys Oe so, But why did fall in on bear marketj
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
MARKET LOOKS
 A LITTLE BETTER
Market Scores Big Advances Over Yes terday's Ulose-Believed That Condi- tions Will Right Shortly-Great Con servatism Is Advised.
(By l. N. Kiusey)


 GLOBE. March l5.--Logan X Bryan of New York say: There was d com pletc reversal of form iii the market today. Shorts covered freely and in- vestment buying was of good nature. A higher foreign market and an easier tone in call money caused bears to seek cover and advances were scored all along the list. It is generally thought we have passed through the worst. At least temporarily. should powers that be take more conservative standpoint towards large corporations, it is likely that confidence will again be restored at . very early date, Market closed strong and at best prices of the day.
 Paine, Webber of Boston say; Dur ing late yesterday afternoon the sec retary of the treasury furnished, sub stantial relief to the money situation, making about $70,000,000 immediately available. Big railroad men seem to have settled their differences and all big banking interests rallied to support of market this morning. Stocks have declined to bargain prices. Investment buying was heavy all day. Look for little further rally tomorrow and then dull, sagging market for some time un- til situation is thoroughly adjusted.
 Marshall, Spader X Co. say: It is a little difficult to understand how general conditions of the country can fail to be in some degree influenced by the enor. nous wiping out of values in the seeur- ity list the last few days. Securities held elsewhere in the country we should think would now be seriously affected by the recent decline in New York with constant effect on the financial situa- tion
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
Superfuous

''l wish, Jane, said the fond mother to her new nurse, "that you would use a thermometer to ascertain if the water is the right temperature when you give the baby its bath.
 "oh, replied Jane, cheerfully, "d do not worry about that. don t need any If the little un turns red the water is too hot; if it turns blue, it s too cold, and there you are
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16

"I don't see what you re growing at senee you say gou We got treasure in heaven.
 My friend, said Brother Dickey, "treasure in heaven is one thing, an ten dollars in de bank is another. ''- Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
Bad Place to Break Of

"Jane, why in the world doesn t your mother come to the table9 Every thing is getting cold.
 If you please, pa, she doesn t want to stop in the middle of one of Jer- ome s hypothetical questions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16
We Advance

"'Things are taking turn. :"
 "Soq"
 Yes; the best authorities now admit that a man may be fairly rich and yet fairly honest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16

fWhat changed her into new woman2 She hash t been one long
 No; it was the knowledge that she was getting old Puck
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-03-16

Screeching comedy, "@Reseued in Mid Air" at the Iris tonight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26
NICKEL THEATRE

Old Home Week visitors will find the
Nickel theatre a popular place next
week. for the management is arranging
some excellent programs OF motion pie
lures and illustrated songs. including
grave. gay and instructive topics. or the
later. THE Hippopotamus Hunt" will be
prominent. This Is one OF the finest edu-
cative pictures the motion picture ma
chine has ever taken and every man,
woman and child should see 1t. Besides
Its educational value. II Is a very exciting
film. "The Near-Sighted Cyclist" Is q
comedy picture that Is one big scream
of laughter from start to finish. THE
Window Cleaner is a iaugh-provoking
picture and THE Vengeance OF Alger-
inc" is a picture sure to win hearty ap-
plause The popular baritone Harry
Thomas will sing. assisted by the Nickel
quartet the very appropriate new song.
"Pocahontas." which will be beautifully
illustrated. Miss Duhaime will also have
a pleasing number In the new seashore
song, Splash" with some capital Illus
trations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26
NEXT WEEKS DIVERSIONS

the box office and designating the ioca-
ton OF seats wanted
The Empire Theatre will be dark tho
week of Aug. 8, and open it's regular sea-
son on Monday matinee. Aug. r. with
matinees on Monday. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
"A Contented Woman 'one OF the most
successful plays ever written by the late
Charles Hoyt will be given at Keiths by
the Albee stock company the week Of
Aug. 5. This amusing comedy is written
In Hoyts best satirical vein and is brim-
ful OF laughs Hoyt was one OF the great
est masters of satire the dramatic field
In America has ever known and the sub
Jects he. satirizes are ones OF interest to
everyone and handled so skilfully by him
as TO amuse but not offend anyone. "a
Contented Woman" satirizes the woman's s
rights question, the plot being founded
unon man and wife who are both run
ming for the office OF mayor.
For the opening production OF the req
ular fall and winter season at the Empire
Theatre, which opens on Monday matinee
Aug. IL. Managers Spitz and Nathanson
announce A. III. Woods latest melodra-
matte achievement, Convict $685." The
play is said to be one of sensation and to
tell a story OF absorbing interest, whose
convict-hero experiences all that IL is pos
sible for human being 10 know OF he'll
while yet on earth. The inner workings
OF justice as II Is administered to an un-
fortunate victim of circumstantial evil
dence, whose deadly enemy is the prose-
cutor who is bounding him TO the chair
and the root OF which enmity is the fact
that beautiful girl, with whom both ars
I'm love. prefers the more humble of the
two men for her accepted lover. Manager
Woods promises one of the most perfect
balanced companies ever sent out on tour
and as a feature of the production he in
troduce sthe famous troupe of daredevil
zouaves I'm their marvellous feas OF wall
scaling and ladder climbing. Matinees
will this season be given on Monday.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-26

One OF the chief delights to the former
residents home coming will be a visit 10
dear old Rocky Point" This cherished
spot whose natural beauty is unchanged
holds all the fond memories OF numerous
good times and another glance through
those OLD groves and along It's winding
pathways. will bring back the old days
and vtvidly recall the happiest period In
many lives. The return home would bs
incomplete indeed II the old Fairgrounds
are not visited. II the beautiful SAIL ar
trolley ride to Rocky" where a real old
time Rhode Island clambake awaits one,
Is not taken advantages OF, would the re-
turn nome be success? BE fair TO your
selves and go-go often as you can and
take your friends. Col Harrington has
vastly improved Rocky Point from year
to year without affecting in the least It's
natural attractiveness. His Innovations
In the way OF artificial amusements are
seen on every hand and the progrm ar
ranged for Old Home Week is one calcu.
lated to tax the capacity OF the park II
has been said. and there Is the ring OF
truth In every word. that this, resort with
out single manufactured attraction
could safely claim the distinction OF being