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Section THAT section six OF
article eighteen of the constitution
xof the. State of Idaho be amended
Ito read as follows: Section 6. The
legislature, by general uniform
laws. shall provide for the election
sbiennially In each Of the several
|zcounties of the State, Of county COM
anissioners, sheriff, county treas
8prer who Is ex-oficio public admin
|Eflstrator. a probate Judge, county
superintendent Of public instruction,
u county assessor who Is ex-ofiicio
4tsx collector. a coroner and survey
lei. The clerk of the district court
dali be ex-oficio auditor and re-
8GDrder. No other county Offices
Mali be established, but the Legis-
iature by general and uniform laws
Ohall provide for such township.
precinct and municipal ofhcers as
bnblic convenience may require, and
bAAll prescribe their duties, and fix
I their terms Of ONCE. The Legisla-
A9ure shall provide for the strict ac-
Neountability Of county. township.
SDrecinct and municipal oficers for
aall fees which may be collected by
dlAem. and for all public and num-
1clpal moneys which may be paid to
1hem. or o6cially come into their
Doseession. The county commits
n1cners may employ counsel when
&nscsssary. The sheriff. assessor and
Tax collector. auditor and recorder,
End clerk Of the district court shall
Fns e}hpower1d to appoint such depu-
At1eo and clbrical assistance as the
aOuslnsss of their oficss may require,
E1aid deputies and clerical assistants
~ receive such compensation a may
~ dxed by the county commissioners.
10 sheriff or county assessor shall
be qualified to hold the term Of Of
! Ace Immediately succeeding the
tern for which he was elected. The
n,ary and qualifications Of the
Il county superintendent shall be TX.
81 "a ~ law.
n Section 2.-The question to be
q admitted to the electors Of the
4 otale of Idaho at the next general
n election shall be as follows, to-
n Wit Shall section six OF article
q vigAteen OF the Constitution of ths
81 State of Idaho be amended so as t.
IA permit county assessors and ia,
II solicitors to employ such deputies
n and clerical help as the business o
Il thsir once may require?"
N Section 3.-The secretary Of stat,
: 10 hereby authorized to make publ
cation Of this constitutional amend
II rnent IN each county for least 81,
consecutive weeks prior to the mex
general election In not lass thai
uae newspaper Of general circula
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. !.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
10.
Substitute for House Joint Resolu.
ton No. 81
BY KILLPACK
JOINT RESOLUTION.

TO AMEND SECTION SIX OF ART
!. ICLE EIGHTEEN OF THE CON-
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO: A JOINT RESOLUTION
TO SUBMIT TO THE ELECTORS
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO FOR
THEIR REJECTION OR APP
PROVAL AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION SIX OF ARTICLE
1 EIGHTEEN OF THE CONSTITU-
] TON OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
TO PERMIT COUNTY ASSES
SORS AND TAX COLLECTORS
TO EMPLOY SUCH DEPUTIES
!. AND CLERICAL HELP AS THE
. BUSINESS OF THEIR OFFICE
MAY REQUIRE.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEGIS-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
r. IDAHO:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
tion In each county.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 2.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
8.
ton in each county.
by

BY
SEAWELL AND FREEHAFER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-10
COFFEE

Wanted to buy for cash-second.
land furniture. Russelps Quitting
The sun., 1908-05-17
SANFORD 4 coon spRI NTER..
He Loads sranuaI framing Ath)etss m
$50 Colpmbia Meet, j,'eS7 isE

Man1al Training High. School 'wofi .she
Columbia intsrscholsstlc track meet at WIZ
iamshridg8 yesterday with total Of 10 points.
Doys' High school was second with 80. while
Centenary Collegiate Institute gn& Tome
Institnte OF Port DepSsit, Nd, tied for third
place with ~ points each, tss.
vB. Hsvens Of Boys: High School won the
no yard high hurdles In ~ 10 >econds. He
took third piAce h the low hurdles. y. San-
iSrga e Msnp Irsinin& ror bath he ne
dss sss sisss ssis s
iSo zero rIn Y wss % ~ ssosnds; C1sEeAs.
Rs: i.,ssSs: sS|s ssssss, $sS; s;s5s i,
throw viz So S fsss S Il RSsnd see ESa
Jump oi II feet * iSehss @ The lie s,niinarss: &
YisS sst%s, Esh ess ssaG q
Al, p q co,.sss ss,s M;nSaa ,1. rspas thrs scan
~. Na6ss aIss RI VIZ csl Ssss.I sgfsS nsss.
10 ysra Hira Huralss- won Won 81 B. Hss5Si,
.ssssa ssss ahss sssssh sssyss hss SS
sssysnS Y.,c
s1ies Erasmas s ssss; sf Enss sss0hS asyssfosa
no Ss aawon sSSs.1 Ss 4
Mex sssxs hsh sssSas sh ossS Ss %
naS'ss ss;s II ssssaS sy E. sanford H.si.l
z. Baker East Orange, third; n, RIngwait- high
Schpol OF Commerce, fourth, Time, O. 8 seconds.
Eajl; A. B.. Clurnen, Manual Training. second:
y. s. Morfelli De Witt Clinton, third, i. Lynch.
Manual Training. fourth. Time minutes S IS
10 Yard Low Hurdles--won by W. H. Batchsler
Preparatory, second; ", B. Havens. Roys' High,
third; T. Suaer. Centenary Collegiate. fourth.
:. Runniag Him Jump Won by NJ. RossnburE.
Dickens, nacksnIie, second. with 8 feet s Inches:
y; Traeer, Morris High. third With feet inches:
W. T. Ross Worcester Acsdcfhy. fourth, with
Running Broad yump-won by j. 8. Wise Tome
Ingtltute, with jump OF ~ feet pa inches: W
HnssSss ssss sssSnda Nth sbs sT tSst
isss ~ lsshss ]. I: iesssst Haveriord prspsra !.
il Pound shotput7-won, by ". +. Ross. wor.
cester Academy. with put of 10 feet II inches,
L. Elliott II. 8. of commerces pecpnd, with 16 feet
4. y. Wise, Tome Instituts. third. With 4s feet 8
inches; e Raa. H. 8. Of Comusrce. fourth. with
Pole Vault Won by NJ sa,sbury De witt Clinton.
Hall with 3 feet 5 incnes second: B. aoosins. B1ys
Hlgh. With feet inches, third 7. .wsllcs. last,
Orange. with feet inches. L,.
Tom! z RSSaS SSs,us. Mssf n ss. %SIss
IL s snch Ross SssWSas Wosessss ssn wsn
third with 1S4 feet ilchus II. Bertrand. MAckepne
fourth. with III feet inches +iSf5s y,
The sun., 1908-05-17
WORLDS RECORD IN CASTING.
DR.. Held Tosses my witi Hair Ounce wsisht
- nos Feat NJ

The casting contests held by the Anglers,
Club at the Central Park mere came to an Snh
with yesterdays Contests DR.. n, u Held
made O worlds record or 20s feet IN Tossing,
. fly with half ounce weight, but without
other restrictions. Thesstsmmaries; s,s
He'd ,oS isea5b. r. FieSei iss tess ". sbSicES T.
iTe feet. y. B. Rice t7s feet; III friedman III feet
H. 3 smith ~ ies feet p. u. Fraser. iso Fec. D, j;
nv Casting for distance. Amateurs G. } .|Mecaf-
ny ny 19e fee! + D; n FEsser Ios fsss; k 81 smish g
Smish Z! feet. Proiesssonsls II. Hawes. los ftst;
E.S Mills lo4 feet: Darllns, @ test. -
ounce nek-E: III AeSNtf, s25 fect;rw: 4, Moran.
aes feet; DR. MSfshai, lis feet D. Curry. DO icet
CT for Second Place Moran iss fest' Marsasf.
Cost Tor Fourth Pisoe. Kennody, ao7 feet: Curry,
noo teet: Rico withdrew because OF broken rod
The average for the casting yesterday was
lo1 is feet. .d-
The sun., 1908-05-17

W. K. yandsrbiIl,s thfss-ysar-old colt
Nofthease was dszeated for The French Two
Thousand Guineas BY q length after ope OF
this best raced ever seen for tho evpnt. This
-Poule d'Essaisdes Pouiains, . the French
Gall ~ is worth 1ie.4ss and 10 for three-ycsr-
old oolts. TO carry ifs pounds--the Distance.
one Inhe. 4Cvnqnistaior, owned by, q. Blapc.
went toSths post q favSsits. the price being
aSSSa cRoISs 6snF hsa,iiSs owpsS wSt,s
Northeast waA third In favor At " 20 against,
The Vanderbilt colt was ridden By Bellhonee
s S.ns ri sSs SsnSs Il Fl MsnsffT fr.nsS S
sYiYs TSsns vas q bunsle ,ss the siart in which
RaAno, one Of the .stqrters, bumped Con.
auistedor % badly th&t the latter was sent
~hlnl put of the raeei. Mopifgr getc csbeat away.
With Eortheae next And Sew othstE syffng
set Northeast On level teTms with Monitor.
but he Gould never Quite succeed, Apd
With BsfTno third by,two iSnsShs.. Ths. time
was 4 minute ~ 2-S seconds. Conauihtador
VI fns a One Z Thousand ouiI,sas. for three
/, ridden BY Stern, and abe was an out and out
favorite. the pfsce being 8 TO 1 on. She
Omega. s-fifiy owned BY Yanderhllt- was q
starter = ,Ss but though che got o' nfss finished
The sun., 1908-05-17
aU TaExs BEAFs G. q. ". ~
Dual sffsck Meet Gees 10 Jerseymeh.
.sfa = 10 ~ IA. : 49,. -

NEW BKUN BwIcx. N, j.. May io-Rutgets
defeated the College Of the City Of New York
In dual track meet here this afternoon by
3 score, ef 10 points to'M. The summary \.
. Ioo fsyd Enni- won .py Eaiiyi., 6 G. II. III Ess
Kuren, Rutgers, second. Time. i0.8.S seconds.
40 Yard High Hufdle-Won by dles, Rutgers;
Bescom. Rutgefs, ,seophdS Time, 10 - seconds-
$50 YGfd Run Won BY Iarhlna. Q. c.N. Y Winnie.
ono iais Eaai. by Thomp.an. Rutgers;
sHnder, Q. G. n Y. second. Time, minutes u 4S
10 Yard Run--wop by Mullen, c. G. N. Y, Beck
man, Rqtgers, second. Time, - - seconds.
Two Nile Ruu-Won BY fhofnpsop, Rutgers;
Maniken, RuteefS, second. Time, 10 minutes 81 SIS
. 30 Yard Low Hurdic--Won By Beekman,
Hutgers; 0affeney. c.. Q. N r.. SECOND. Time. "a
20 Ysr6 Eun.-Wcn 81 IoDonsjd, Rutgers; Van
Karre. Katsess. seSond, Time, q IS ssconds' a
' ssibs jim YGsswon By schultz, O. o. N r.. with %
,fset rs inches; Beekman. Rutsufs. second. with
Brcsd JumSaWon mSn-s by B.stea, Rutgers, with 70
feet inches; Moore, 2. g, y. =, secosd. Anew
HsmSsss fnsov--won BY Watson, Rutgers, with
100 feet M inches Case. Rutgers, second. with o.
~ |Ppie vaaiissWon by oies, Rutgers. wish 10 feet
2 10 incheG Rogers, Rutgers, second. new Rut-
: HisS Jump Won By Mullen. c. Q. N. Y; Beck.
man, Eusfers, second.
The sun., 1908-05-17
.CRTCKET

Close Finishes In Many 6f the Local Matones.
Three cricket games were pssyed I'm the
Prospect Park parade grounds Yesterday.
The Kings County eleven played, . .plucky
game with the West Indians. but WERE beaten
By . runs In totals Of 20 and ~, The. Man
haitian eleven beat this Newark team In d game
In which both sides. ran over the century
fattan. iSs foS 3 MicksiS. The game bstXscn
the second elevens OF Brooklyn and Man
haitian whs productive Of q ijlne. 4tfp8Rle,
the. Brooklyn team being victorious byti-Tun.
The totaI3 were: Brooklyn, 50; Manhattan, "a
Boun Ssan BeSSR and Supa pisysS tss Fan
fun two innings, game, WANING by runs,
bowlerg had ex6eptionaf figures Usth&fiel
fSr. Apd g Spence q q secured for for Ehs
the best work On the losihg side, che figures
being for 4 and 8 foe "a, respeeklgeiE1 The.
totals were. Hudson c6unty,' 10 Nh8 Rfs
Bound Brook, 20 and is. 5"i'ta " = ~
the hands OF the Y6nkers B. team af Van. an
Cortlapds Park by o margin OF ikrisis. the
S,iKS bj.N II eleven had rather easy
game with khe Orange team at Orange, I'd,
heGtMg thss h8ms s,pLgyerA hy 90 rtls. The
totals were: o. Mt. 80. Orange, ~. y
The sun., 1908-05-17
CORNELI,S GOOD YORK.
Prinoete0 Gets II Again d the Track
7. ~. AtAnota0 way. s

PRINcEroN, May syie.--There was nothing 10
It this aftsrnoon when Cornell met Princeton
here op Uhirerstty FtSld in dual traet meet.
cIslnsn Ven sss SHs * score Ss @ e
sonntsd on BrPSs.op Yves hsndiesPped 81
tPs snsssoa Sss s ssd Ss II, isS
s pole asH a dsss sss Ss eenoc Cox
o cosas sa ys ss bread Jump He
Altogether the Tigers won Just four fret
places ss while ,SoInsi. sos q away with nine.
hsii} that number. The summary ". '
ss Gsss ssesss ossSo * 'Pss Piss.1s sssssf s
ps.' bsssE ..s.s ss.ss:s ss9s:
cs9s: sssaSs Tss,s 5Sss.s Ss es :s 4s
. s.s e sss..l ssss ss.s.
a:ssss Ss dSs :..sss x ass bSs.sss Ss.ss
hird. Time. 90 ~ sscpnds
se 81 .ss so:' z. s.tSs.n SSsas e
Pnaostoa, and BrcIn, Cornell d . fest 4 inehss.
as = SSsSss SSsss;i sisi 's 4Esss :
Ss;s Fass ssss,ss ss.1i ss .'is;s: :
4 Mlss; ss:s X s::: !s!ssssi ;ssss; VIA VIA
ss:s sss:;ySss " Tsss:s; sss.,s;s oss ss:s
s,sss y g.:s s;s:l.ss ~ az
1s q s|s u psswssn sss. Z, s.ssso Cornell md @
ss;|5 s,Ss 4 q :sSsss: Ssiss
Rtosd JYip--Won hy, Cock, .oorneI. with %
The sun., 1908-05-17

HARYAlREvS FataCK TEAM BEATEN
IN DrtAL MEET.

zAsrs 90 ~ Poinas 70 az ~ Peiats I'd
FSvef yef the l1zhe l4obbns Dpcs riae
xIlah lzufdisS ii Reeofd 1ime, AIne4r Bs
- yind-s -stsyaAss xst RtSvss An nliehs.
cAmsstpos, nay Ii. .s-yals dsesatsd, tsar-
ward on the track thiE astefnoon on 5oldiers'
Field Nv 90 ~ petrts toiss ~ pcints. and %
yot persnArsns pospsestHn of the Harvard and
male pfAduats sup. whl6h hsA been colnpctsd
The nae waA atsenSsr and the cfimson
weaker than hall been anticipated. The re-
suit Of the meet was decided by the dashes
and the high kurdles. Yalc took 10 points In
thess syenta to HarvardaS steyens Of Yale
Sc9 beth tns dsshss y easy shspss. csps pso
& n sS n sotS tS PsSe pSor sssps ses
hqhSlps sf Yais sqGalisd ths world . record
n the hish hprdies. but the time viii not
Iks best races d TIC dsy were tho mile rpn'
S;T j s 4 Sss 1:s Sisss sissEIs. SasS
ssis 5 i: ssfsS r. \. ssS:s :
81 As ses rseSs vs9 Tss - 0''
ig Closs Zee from MssrihsY sha "a seidlns
y %,sEs rssssas sss svS S' as H. ssswn BE na Il
S;sy s:ss :s::s Il: nd; al
y: a. =:, 81 sl,.s sss:s; VI. ;E! n. as. ss.
r ::s ::s4' 4s'iass. ss ss s,;E's; E''' :. s::'E 4
'ss'E;;.sas .ss:ss ~; s;is: sisa
n:s.ss f.|! .,.ss ss,ae: a.s;..s .sss ,S,:s
6ss ,iis ES 1ss a. 3, sp,.rsr. Yale; MIIsr.
The sun., 1908-05-17

apeens IssrSasR sHsno osibeys' make New
e1Des III Chs,nps onsi,fY, S3nsssea.

~qeens Msre19R cB0noeiboys MAKO new
VI. - 1p'essp ".l 1890
Tho cham pionshlp track meet bf QuSens
haPonkh, held A. r,eie,6 Issrk " asdhv affer-
noos. r.nf 't h, a SrSss. 'S III NIX scsnet % ,sas
roo "a points Elushif,r HiEk 6chool secured
aer,,,,, ,,is,,n .t.n AZ ~ I,.ts ia 5a,, ssc
ysssx $3.50 .n, '.ss po.n.s 49, 49,
cSisr achccis ,.tt entered. Al Far Rocx away ana
Nr,sss,t ", VI. we IN. L,sx 40 Vi s.,x W.
".wBkSu5rs anut out WLtnouy point.
b. @eYen records went by the board and
ogs N6n eoukIied a finfh AZ DryasYt dir
~, s,,t'h.n sUi-se- -. sMsSs M NJ y. ivs ~. .-l.
Nnbeianeu nunsen py pfeehhR yhe recprun
Tor the quarter and half mile runs and w
vinffns = n, fAe srlIs rcI.v kAcsn svhtf;lT hrohA
~ s...s.s " 49, .nno Ios.y sen ssen nh sS
Sne tscora tor tnat evcnt; nethL nSr S3cora s.sri
ffths of 4 second batter than the old one.
His time Tor the half was . minutes 10 l-s
aeNppdDs The Old marx, minutes ID sseconds,
WAS hs6 own Z II ~ : = 7 '' J, ~ 4 ~ 711 ~
u. Cole nf bryant estsblistetl h new record
nqpdlsS 70 nv tr asfs \:
artskaA fTsI{couu7sp ~ sho nnaA "s~s No
nts1kgpScn t1gpi2tn ivyvfkn. "a .sN..s,a n
.,,t ~ ~ NJ yenxs put tRe vWslye poyno A
mer record, which. was. sk feet 10 ,inches.
haker cf Jamaica cleared the bar a. fest
inches In the pole vault inches higher than
the .Feoofd y. y, J. : : az :, "a 81, "a. (. IN
fos MA SSS vssfS ss.id - az aan ~. sAa kirrh
The sun., 1908-05-17
HILD sCHoOL. RiNs. 4
Nsefcer or GeorGe sehsol Makes Another
y. Pole vault Record. s. ~

pHILApEIPHiA, May 10, --Miks. sweeneys b
I'M school Athietes GSriried on the Aoiors
In the seventh RnBual Middle States inter-
hcholastio track and fsld meet at franklin
Biald this afternoon With total acore ot
y. polufa geetgs, School nnlshed second
flsnns s anshss sss ssrpSsn Nor sS'is fourth %sh
4 pSiAss MerssEsR}aSs E,} y. tASaaeEy winnsEs
Mere6f fbf 0eorEe schedt ~ zip pole vault
stssss record 81 fss ischss & @ Mspses ,esss
fell hve and q half inches short OF eoualling
the .yorla g h9last Y rseefd uhS eatahlished
The sun., 1908-05-17
ELONG BRANCH GETS DAfEs.
~---.4-A------A.. y y ~
Grand Circuit Isaees To BE He'd At sikwood

LoNos BaaNcH. May e.--Long Branch will
have q grand circuit meet this year. Mayor
g, o. McEeddin, president of:the Long Bfahoh
Fair AssoSi Siatlon, .to-day Received wire
,,TSn% IF ~ Ssss 2Iniisp has. been negotiating for
the Grand Elfctlt meet 70. be held In con-
nectlon Igitpt ~ frat annual fair At Elkwood
Park. for Bp$6fat rweeks part. Application
was made tES wesks ago and at tia-meetmiy
sf.the associa tiSp Sa TussdaX ntghs + SsyTsat
'hs Ssa asse e III sIas:snsS are
AYs;s Mooa 81 ssssesr fsse v ossnsd ~ %ssf ana.
is:fS hs ssEsSsA rrsSsssy e & fi sSi S was
The sun., 1908-05-17
GOULD AGAIN BEATS NILES
RETAINs BRyTTSH AMATEUR
60t,RF TENNIS TITLE.

Speeia, r,SbissDespGieh 10 Tn Sun.

Enslishmal--AU Uniaue Risyer ana De-
y served to- sssins Says HIS Oppensns.
T Spseia, cSnssDsspaies 70 IN sUs. /; !, II
~ LoFboS. ayeic.-S5ag Gould dsfsatgdl
( Eustxce ~ Miles al cdaift teuuis on The cuA6n d
GiHb gxosAfds this afternoon, thNs retaining
the British amateur, .chsmpaonship, Gould
wpn the Arat set.e--2 and the second vt s--0
Niles took brace and won the third vt S--i.
but Gould was the winner OF tho fourth. MAX
fngjthe necessary three, out of Ave.
Tho ekeeh6st interest was taken In the con-
'test,.. Every seat was taken IN expectation
!, Of splendid battle. There was muoh spsou =
latinn on,the result, Gould was the favosite
to the extent Of xto 4. Miles q Performance
last Wednesday against Pennsll showed that
he had TO play much better to-day, to regain
the championship. The rivals will have An
other opportunity of nneeting next week ct
the, Olympic tennis tournapanto
Y After tina game sMfies said: ..,y- y. ~.
Gould fully deserved to win. He made
scarcely any mistakes. One satisfaction in
being beaten by him Ia. that he aims for what,
ever he gets. He does not huke. To. beat
him one would have TO devote the wholA Of
ones time Ito tennis, whereas have TO give
! lthree-tnsrters Of my time 10 business. He ie
. unique player. ~. rj t3.a. ~ Il
jay Gould has held what ls practically the
World title az court tennis through three
that Gould had received careful -trsInins h h
S sss e ths ESsss ss
former. title holder could not believe That 30
the Aperican tournament. The EnsIlshIoan
bsy sSSd sssss bs srSfs 3 tb
sss ;YoTk Tennis ssS kssaSst sslSS sslsSS dcs1lSS
The sun., 1908-05-17
COLUMBEK FRESHMEN WIN.
Bsss Iais crew by IIsif 4 Lsnstn Sr' open
~ ~. .W1tag.

NEW HAvRH. May is.--Ths prsttiest race
Of tho Yale sprinx. regatta held on Lake Whit.
>ney to-day mas thrt between Yale and Colum,
biA freshfmG crews The boats.kept closely
w6iOh .wss orsss ven fIridnSs: AZ. tn half
mile bridge the Columbia Grew WAs half Q
b hoats's I,Iy lsnIEth n the Ted ,sAd. The Yen roysd
the Anisk. bit Columbia held 81 thS Blue and
won BY more than half length Of Ypen water.
whidA "a neasSy the record of-the course. y
The second Yale freshman crew defeated
the Hpringtiaid High School GREW by q length,
timers forgot TO take the time. The fourth
freshman Grew won the club ch6fnpionship
in 8 minutes Il 2-s SECONDS. and tfle senior
lhinutes 50 as seconds. -. u
The sun., 1908-05-17
YERY Easy ron TEE NAvY.
swarthmere Athletes Get Trimming m
~ ~. " tn1 Track Meet, ~ .la3n1+ ~

AsSAtofis.t May ie.--The Naval Academy
'ovefwh6lned Swarthmerb this afternoon.
scoring esx points 70 Az in their dual track
meet and inetdentetly doing . lot Of record
more eSsl we're s'ssSs suassd sfs Rsasn RsSkf
Fmi1Vtss ii si seconds 10 Z I,inptss 30 81 s'
lhfDatss s-S seconds 70 J mlnutest 50 seconds.
issi q hShss Sas thfee- -dasrtsfs q AZ inoh
I |, Academy feoords werS .sauallsd iT che
s & aqBssa Bsasa p sS eHs as srs ssss %
The sun., 1908-05-17
HaRyAaD sOPHs RoeiW FAST.
1ney WIN the Beacon Cup negatts --Ths
*. Hegoism Of Fester: !.

CAMBRIDdE. May le,--The sophompres
were, yicto torious in the annual BeA CON lhL
regatta for Harvard class crews rowed over
o course OF iH nfilss on the Charles this after
Moon, the time being. IL minutes i second.
The dreshfnen finished length behind the
sophomores with only seven men IN the shell
Tor the. .greater part5of the distance.
At the end Of the first quarter raile Foster
Jumped oyefbgard. Mthonah twas ten
strokes before Whitney at 0 could replace his
Kept Il sSSd S FORM asa sEs
remainder OF tho race tried to fegain the lead
The .seni0rs were third ARD the, Juniors
none the worse for his plunge. The sopho-
more crew will be- entered In the American
Henley nsxt Saturday, y 'NM' 'tbG'f +
The sun., 1908-05-17

Smith VI the State Motor Vehicle Depaft tiAenf,
acting at the tnstEice -of Senator Frelfps.
huy buy sen. . has 5easssted the, State Railrssdi
the abolition of the so-ealled Hole in the
WALL which % runs under the sabankrnsnt of
The : Hole In The WaIi"sis a narrow passase
about 900 feet In lepgth and so narrow - TO
prove "a constant menaoe TO automobilists
department and q determined effortl wifi be
made 70 compel therailroad TO betterlpresent
onnditinfla 49, e.l-l - " -i-I.r
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TROPHY TO THE 71sr TEAM.
Rinenen Defeat the Midshipnieh for the
Bell Cup.

AHNAPoLIs, May ie.--The rife team Of the
Seventy-hrst New York Regiment won the
Bell trophy cup for one year by defeating the
midshipmen this afternoon by 1880 points to
7.57e. The visitors made some unusually high
Nays representatives was more even. - x
The high scores Of the visitors were, Capt,
Welle and Capt. Corwin, each 2i3; Sergt Spiess
40. Capt, Frishie, 200; Lieut. Moore and Sergt.
Doyle. 2os each. The high score for ME Navy
team was made by Minshipman Denny and
was 207 TfIg
The sun., 1908-05-17
Ypbsse schssi' OF AsalS the Partridge
Il : - ttSs., Czisuspipns. s4.f b N ~. "A

The fourth annual tfsok meet Of the Part
ridgs Athletic League of The, p. 8. Al. L.. was
( won for tho fourth cchsscuttys time BY Public
Oval Pubic School " scored o. polpts,
Hubhes School 36 got 4e polhts and Yubiic
sase 81 sra Tss W. schools
The sun., 1908-05-17

Tho hoaahorse Association of New Jersey
held its ninth annual, parade IN Fsyark
1srs IN line. with DR.. Henry Vsnder koest
AZ Grand mershaL Among tbs gutsts were
Mayer Jacob HsnsslIng 81 Newark. Police
ssss Ii HSs Sydney SGpasS sspsf visor
The sun., 1908-05-17
!. lsabsoclt . coed FIeld Atblete.

MoUNr vHaxoN. May fe--Mopnt Vernon
ssa iSsn s1R r. sni hsstaessts s
81 As ss ssess sssssss bscts sss Is. ss seanss q
E sis Won rsSs's s i'aS .aa ssa sssss
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ROAD FOR V4NbERBILT. RACE.

On Long IslR1d' by October 4.
woaoEsTRR, May is.--The Hassam Paving
Company OF Worcester to-day got contraos
for e siSty mile stretch Of road on Long
Is and for the Long Island Motor Parkway
Jr., -s president. The ooffraet dsfis fof fsR
Der 1 this year, In time for the Vanderbilt cup
Work was started on the contract to-day
Many payemepts able to stand the tearing
automobile racing gives Q road were tried out.
The sun., 1908-05-17

BRuxswJcK. Ne. May ls.--npwdoia won
tho -kouftesnth annual Maine thtsrsoiiesiate
Esst HSs.s:, sas :s ess rs ssas 4 sa.s 4
a:si ss: .ass s Il ssa sssss 81 'sas
The sun., 1908-05-17
Hayden wilma JlblIees llIlanalleaI,.
.spsctal Cdbls Despstch fosrHE SuN

cpseses Sove SftvSsoN DsAbb oUN.-fE lt.- =
!, LoNnoN, May 10. Tho race for the Great
jubilee HandiSsp of $1,000 sovereisns.. fof
sassr was run Rsmpscn 'qs gslE s Sss sas
WHsSns H NE ~ asssss sssos HssSs
Fabar's Maina WAS bird. Tbs; bsttiSg Si az az
y e ,Sssnst sl aaydsE tof sseigs Ai black
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sUsrs,MR REsoRrs.
NEW JERSEY.

"A AT E THE x petnam g sprnss B,ins sIoy Colony 10
eornmytation y. ground viii be rented tor osmpne
payment u lots are purchased. meals III be Oh,
taineu atthe old Pond MAnsion send fer prospectus
70 Mrs. Il. YERNAM Oakland. Bergen county. N .J.
The sun., 1908-05-17
fsaverfssd Track Athistes ssess N. N. u.
,.ysrs.-, (, "a 70 90. rs

PHILApELPHIk. May ie.-The Haverford
track team beat that OF Nsw York University
IN dual meet this aftsrnoon st Haverforsl
by q score Of a. TO 20, a ~ K. sls sts!ag &.
Palmer broke tRsl asvsrfcrd. record IN che
no yard run. doing 70 80 seoonds. 81 3.
The sun., 1908-05-17

Michigan Athletes Have "a Easy Time.
ANN AAnoB. Mich.. Nay 10. - MiShlgsn won
the dual track meet from Ohio state to-day
easily by, 100 points 10 81. On D heavy track
and with strong wind blowing against aim
and y fsY minutes later ran the half Ia q BIT
slower than minutes. Heath with "a feet
sf inches Won the broad Jump. 't-,t ] I N
The sun., 1908-05-17

CAthSHo Cynbs buDscfsb0 70 UIyhiDdo FUND.
TksA AfA dSksticnto the olympic fund from
dhb. .ni1pibSte 0f the cskhclIo Akhlstie IAasus
ss ne ssa ss SsS o,cs y S esaIssss sssss
The tfglloyth& cluha each subscribed SO:
aI Phtllps 4. C., Pauliat A. q. ~. Annss . AEC.,
sss s'l e alss. - s =. y
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Handbag; ii, a.rs. saa slilss, .h..s years old


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Sswss;sis siaSis; sfslDsd % g WsGh.
The sun., 1908-05-17

Junior Trial 4ssseplsshassl for four year .osas,
f aSSss % ana Ace WI Jsessv. bsisas. ~.
HsscsSS !sssSS 5i.sI.r : i i sAAsss Asss,S ,s f.is E
'g$ MSdIiiI I ;,,. ss;;s ;ssssssIt ss';sI. f-io ~
sssa ssss; won -ss.:s :ss Ss,, ,s,s.d