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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les serd
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50,
Por IN aho $500. PggO an.
tisipsas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
REyOLUOION MUgIOAL.-sOIicito

nuestro CAt6Iogo dc mdioa para piano,
violin piano, mandolins , gpitsFEs que
contienO mas de mil do8eSenta8 obEaG diGtin
tGs, todaB pTecioa nunca viBtos On Puerto
Rico de 10 oentavOs eL ejempIGr. El lujo
? IL correction de nueatraB edicioneS, to-
daB litogFa6adaB, no neceaita Esclamo.
Rsmita hoy miumo 81 direction paFs en-.
viRRIe eI Cat6lFgo. Century Music Pub.
Comp. Allen altos, ApAItAdo 415, San
Juan PGerto Rico. As '. .,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
RastauTadnI wal De Rirnrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hombres. Ca
lantizado. Precio $1-OO, orc. Siempre la
venta en- Ia Farmacia de Fidel CUTLER
mety. Ha Curado otros, 10 Cura Y Sc
sOlicit8n pediGlos pOr cOrreO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
Crse La Peruna La MeiOP Medicina
Del MrrnMn

Cree La Peruna La Mei0P MeQfcLna
Del MnndO.
Carta de la Sra. w. J. Bryanton, 21O
Sherman street, Dennison, Ohio:
s'Seguf las instrucciones que tan
Embellishments me di6 y va estoy COM
pletamente bien. Creo que la Peruna es
el mejor remedio del inundo."
COrdlaEmente D& Las Gracias POF 81
ALiYlO Que PrOpOrciOn6 La Perlfna.
Sta. Jessie Dword, 81 South ST., PassaIc,
n. j., escribe como sigue:
"Tome Ia Peruna de acuerdo con las
lnstrucciones en- 81 r6tulo del frasco,
Tenfa una tos seca y dos frascos me
curaron. CordialmeIte le doy las
gracias. .n-Jessie DWord.
La tos es causada por la condici6n ca
tarral de la garganta y loa bronquios.
Remueva e1 catarro y la tos desapare-
cer6: La Peruna es el remedio para toda
Onfermedad catRTra1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

vo aIguuou dies ca sbta Cipdsd, en- sGuntoB
de nRgocioB de Las casaB comerciaIes que
represents.
En- bEsve ir6 & Msyagiisz con obiato
de paBaE RIIf una coEta tempoEAda con BuB
fAmiliAreI, Ia diStinguidR BehOFita CEuS
BsnOt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24

EN- LA GALE DE TETUAN SO
taEeer pisO, 90 aIquiIan dos busnau habi'
tacione8 con vista { la calls. Sc sdmitsn
comongalas. is '. d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-24
UNGUENTO DERMOGENO

Maravloso medcamento que tiene rival la
de las agas dceras umore panadizos ee plea
duras dc animales ponzonosos
La preerencia que dede hace muchOs e viene
dendo pbco entire las dem&s preparedness smares
dente prueba de magnifcas cualidades curativas
Sc vende todas las Farmacias de la Isla.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

DESIGNATION To ENTRY OF LANDS ~
N National Forest. Notice Is hereby given
tha, the lands described below, embracing
lito acres, within the Cascade National fweN'
oregon, will hc subject to settlement ani 80
try under the provisions oi the hoincs'r"
laws of the United states aud the ac' n'
June II, lnV5, tst stat, 2ti, At the tntcd Na''s
Land once at iNs,vicw, Oregon, on August
sth, ipoS Any sg,tlrr who was actually ana W
good .aith claiming any Of said lands tot aeri'
cultural putroSc. prior TO January !, lN", snd
has not abr pdoned same, has pteictcncc
tight to me. n homestead cntry Tor tue Ishhs
actually =, npicd, said lands Nrtc listed ur'
on the applications o, the per sons mentioned
bclow. Who have . preference rish' subject U"
the prior right cf any such settler, provided
such settler W applicant IL quaiihri to max"
homestead entry aud the preference ri.ht ~
exercised prior to August s,h, Ives, On which
date the land. will be subject to settlement
aud entry by any qualified person. Ihr lands
arc a. follows, The y hi oi NJ ~, See -, the
W hi OF NV qr, See "a, listed upon application
ut Ic.se 4, Rose. ~. klamath, oregon the : NJ
~ Sw az. the N " ot Sw ~, the hi ~ wv
ar ot Sw ~. scr -, upon application "i shrt'
man \ ntowu fuu klamath, oregon the SN
az ot ~ az, the 81 " ofs ~ ~. Scc ~, N" vi
OF NV az. s-c NJ. upon application Of Fred q.
brown, Port klamath, Oregon; the = hI"is"
qr, see -, rg,S, R6k, " M,r, upon applies
lion OF Daniel a, brown, ~. klsms,h. oregon
uusurysycd, sppr, Sima,ciy ~cc ID, 7 = :, 10
+. beginning Al = poipt ~ chslns south oi ~
corner OF scc 81. Z 81 s,Ri u. theme" 70
chsin., thence south " chains. thcncc " ~
chains, thence " chaiu., thence X 20 chains,
thence y do chains to point ot bcslnninr, upon
application II Roy u Wise, " klsmHth, ore.
gon surveyed, the " bi vi " bf. sec N, I ?, :.
~ sE, upon application III J. l.. rooir. Hosland.
oregon. alleging s-tilcmcn, isoi; the sN ~ Of
sw az OF sec 10. 4 - =, X 10 b., upon applies.
ton Of J l. Howard. Eoslsnd, Oregon the SW
az oi NE az. the W III Of az ", sec H. the Nv
az oi NJ az. sec -, 7 2, :, u 10 u. upon sprli'
cation oi John Eldcf. fiincVillc, Oregon! the
u hi oi sE az Of ~ qr. See 8, IN" hioi NJ pr,
section :, r:s, II 10 D, uIon application oi
ueo. Nolan, Roslsnd, oregon,
FRED pESNkrr.
Commissioner OF the U-gegal Land unlrc
Approved May ~, ipS
PRANK PIERCE,
fifu Assistant secretary ot the int"tor
List, ,.7. ~, iosi. itsi, lSti, -, 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Feder-
alton of Labor is very much dspleased with the anti
injunction plank in the republican platform He states
that it was not ant-injunction plank that the con-
vention adopted but pronjunction plank. The only
difference, he says between the Republican parys prin
cpes now and before the convention is that people who
are to he enjoined shall have notice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

Army men are greatly interested in a new gun in
vented by n Pouteaux a French engineer. Pouteaux
says the gun will fire 200 bullets minute by the use of
electricity, no powder being used explosion result
ing The claims made for the gun sweeping that
experts inclined to he skeptca hut thorough trial
will be made. Should it prove effective it will mean
revolution in artillery.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25
Notice

All accounts due me mus, he settled
by note or cash within thirty day. or
they will be published and sold q, pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bidder.
q. ID. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25
For Sale

One whole business block in klamath
Falls for sale Tor forty cents on the dol.
lar OF What II was worth thirty days
ago. &. u. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25
Classified Advertisements
REAL ESTATE ioR SALE

FOR sALE-lGO Acre I.anch Located
II miles east OF Klamath Fall. q barg.
ain for some homeseeker, ior particulars
inquire at this Office. CD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

"The restraining power of the court Of equity
should be enlarged and not diminished" the com.
made by the Associate Justice Brewer of the United
States Supreme Court in commenting on the injunction
plank in the Chicago platform 81 look upon the action of
the convention as a step backward toward barbarism
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS

LosT-one 80 Smith .s Weston re.
volyer between Court House and Lake.
side Inn. Finder will lie lioarly re.
wsrded by leaving same at Lakeside Inn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

FOR sALE--Ons dresser one wash.
stand, one rocking chair. one table and
one heating stove. Call at the Brick
store. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

MONEY TO LOAN-lIam times but I
have some money To loanif you have
the security. e. b. Hall.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

safes-Two practically new Herring.
Hall'Maryin safes, at bargain, one COX
"a inches and one 25x}2 inches, inside.
Inquire at Heitkempers Jewely store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

A test case was made recently in Alabama, of the
local option law and the general prohibition act 1t was
taken up to the Supreme Court of the state from the
lower courts and the decision declares both laws valid in
every particular.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

IMPAIRMENT oF TmE INTERIOR, .ssssAL
LAND Otti's, wssbihriun, u. a.. Nay 2.
lSs. NOTICE. ~ ktsfor,TIus ~ rrO.ic LAst,-
TO ssfILkhSsI AND IsInS NU,Ic. ys hereby
given that the serfc'sry of the lnicror ha Va.
Gated departmental order Oi wiihdfnwa al In ~
TAT ~ the same Affect The withdfaw .i fof HrI.
yntion purposes under The act Of June ~, ii02,
,a2 stat, Bnsi for use ~ s"busci,Dn with the
klsmath Project, Oregon. 0f the foilowin ing Dc
scribed lands In the state Of Oregon, aud by
bis suihority sucb of .sDd tracts as have no,
been heretofo 9 finally restored and are moi
oth.rwi.e withdTaxn. reserved or appropri-
at.d Willie subject To ,eiilrment under the
public land laws Of the United States on and
after July ~ ly0s, but shall not be subJ.ct 10
entry, nling ol selection until August ~. IsOs.
~ the United States Land once Vt IAEeview'
oregon, warning being expressly given that
no lerson VIII 10 permitted 10 gain or exercise
any righf whstcver under any settlement or
occnpsiien began after May May !. i'ss, aud
PRIOR 70 July VI, lyOs, al such ,etileIneut or ne.
cnpailon being forbidden: wiII.m.,te Msri.
sw slsn, D., u n s,; az. SsqI 81 " and sw az
." pf'b" az NV ~, III Nv az, section
tktD DESkE1J
FRANK PIERCE ''''''
First Assistant Secretary ol III. Interior.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

peculiar sentence has been pronounced by Judge
Cameron, of Portland H. A. lawson 10 year old boy
convicted Of vagrancy was sentenced by the Judge to
Quit cigarettes and 60 to bed every night before
O'Clock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25
FOX SALE

For Sale-underwood Typewriter in
good condition $50. u. V. Kuykendali.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

In personal letter to close friend, John Mitchell
the noted labor leader ntimates that he would accept
the nomination for the vcepresdency the democratic
ticket with Bryan if rendered to him. He says that
while he is not aspirant for political preferment he
holds that citizen has right to refuse to perform
public service when general demand is made on him.
He mentions the fact that he being pressed to become
candidate for governor Of Illinois but does not intimate
what he will do in the matter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-25

FOR sALE-Hotary ball bearing
White Sewing Machine. latest design
at Gilletts Furniture Store. n
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
RESULTS or
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

PhiladeIphia April 17.-Under an aValalehe VI
hits and runs the New York Giants oelealeu
PHILADELPHIA to-day by score of a 10 = IIlIee
pitchers were used by the home team IN an emu
TO stem the tide of defeat. but all were MI IIeiS
The fielding Of the Quakers was ragged anu liie
three errors made by them aided in the run get
ting WiItse pitched good game for the Visllors'
and received fine support
The contest became too one-sfded TO ne interest,"
ing after the third inning, when the Giants got
three men over the plate. Nicklin first up WaIheu
Bridweu was hit by pitched ball and Went 10 III d
Wilrsa bunted to Grant. who threw to Courlies'
but the latter fell in attempting TO make 'he ca'o
and NickIin and BridweH scored. While "lllse so'
to third Shannon's hot liner struck Moran on LIE
leg and bounced away. allowing Nlltse 10 laliS.
Heavy stick work by the visitors brousilt III nv
runs more in the fifth inning, and the nome foo
had enough. and began TO leave ihe siouius
-ovaIeskie took Moren's place IN the oo& IN lii'S
inning After the seventh, in when the NISitoIa
added TWO more runs 10 their lead, Browne "ds
sent in pitch. -,
With such commanding lead Mct1ra"' Ilie
manager Of the Giants decided 10 give MS recI us
q chance in the last few innings and sent loui VI
his regulars to the bench. Two doubles III 'iS
eighth inning gave the Quakers their hrst run
and in the ninth inning Ma6ec went 10 rlrs1 OH lI
wide ones stole second and then came IN on an ouI-
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
RESULTS OF GAMES Y
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Neither Smiling AT Orth nor Happy jack
Chesbro in good condition yesterday afternoon,
and as a result the Philadelphia Americans won
their first victory of the over the Yankees,
the score being to . Errors and long hits were
plentiful. The crowd was large. and rooted hard
for the Yankees even when they were hopeessly in
the rear
New York had bad innings-the fourth and
the seventh. Al Orth in the box for the first
five innings. He had good control, but the Phila-
delphia beginning TO solve his delivery,
when Griffith pulled him out Three Of the eight
scored by the Athletics came in the fourth
inning. Nichols drove the ball far over Keller S
head for the first home at American League
Park this season Collins was safe ball
Chase found difficult TO handle Then Davis hit TO
Chase who threw to Elberfeld TO cut off Collins,
but the shortstop dropped the ball and il rolled
into centre field, allowing Collins to reach third
and Davis second. Murphy's sacrifice fly TO Hemp
hill allowed Collins to score Then Coombs singled
and Davis brought in the third run.
Three hits. as many errors and a base balls
gave Philadelphia five in the lucky, rather
in tins case, the unIucky. seventh Every man on
the visiting team had turn at bat.
New YoIk's two runs came in the sixth inning
Chesbro was safe on NicholIss error. and Niles
flied to HartseI. Then Cheshro stole second and
went to third a wild pitch keeler got a life
when SchIitze. the Athletic twfrlsr. Juggled the
ball and Jake Stahl landed on the sphere for two
bases Chesbro crossing the plate and Keeer
reaching third. On Eberfelds out 70 Nichols
Keeer scored Chase ended New York's chances
for further scoring by going out by way of Col
Inns to Davis.
In the second inning Charley Hemphill pounded
the ball UP against the centre field fence for three
bases but neither Conroy KIeinOw could bring
him home. Harry Niles almost duplicated the hit
in the following inning but tried stretch his
three-bagger into home and was out at the
plate.
Schlitzer who pitched for Philadelphia, kept
New Yorks few hits we'll scattered, and was al
ways master OF the game. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
INDOOR L4WN TENNIS.
Hiss 4dee and hrs. BWger- u aIIach
Reach the Final Round.

NIls7 juliet Adee and Mrs. Barger-WaIlach won
their place the final round Of the women's lawn
tennis doubles tournament yesterday al the St.
Nicholas Rink. They VIII now meet Miss Edna
Wi,dey and Miss Natalie Wildey. The latter pair
won their place by the default Of Mrs. George L.
Chapman and Mrs. a. Q. Miles The winners yes
terday defeated Mrs Walter g Aufermar1r and
Miss Elsie Smith by the score Of 6-4. SIS.
The wornen's final round viii hold the court first
this afternoon 10 be followed by a continuation Of
the men's doubles in which Holcoulbe Ward and
Beals g Wright. former national champions viii
meet RAYMOND .. Little and Theodore Roosevelt
Pei. The summary follows.
Womens doubles. frsr round-Mrs Walter Q Aurer-
and Miss Elsie Smith defeated Mrs T A Nc
Car-hv ana Mrs Charles Tiffany. 6-3. s. Ms
BsrEer-V ailacn aud Miss Juliet Adee, bye
Semi final -ound-N-s- Bareer- Wsllach EuIsr
Adee defeated Mrs Walter C. Aufernsnn and Miss Elsie
Smith "a ~
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
The final standing follows:
COLONIAL YACHT CLUBS NEW HOME.
House Being Built Especially Designed for
Motor Boat Purposes.

new house especially designed for motor boat
r,grposes is being erected by the Colonial Yacht
Club on q plot Of ground 300 by 80 feet west Of
Riverside Drive. between 10th and 1z1st streets
The house will be by IS feet, facing the river.
with d broad yeranda running the length OF the
building. which IL is thought will appeal 70 the
members Of the rocking chair fleet
The building committee Of which John T. Cana
van is chairman, promises 10 have the building
ready for occupancy on Memorial Day, when the
spring regatta will take place, If all the boats Of
the club are in commission
The officers Of the club are: Commodore, George
J Eestner: vice-cornmodore, Frank Totten; rear
commodore, A ". Chatheld; feet captain. Alfred
Col-iIe: secretaries. Ernest EberIein and J. P J
TuIy; treasurer, Frederick Gerst; measUrer, I. h
WhippIe; master-at-arrns. Theodore Hopper, and
fleet surgeon, DR.. Roderick Frazer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
TRIPLE TIE At CHESS.
Marshall Far Back an Big Inter
national Tournament.
IBy Gable 20 The Tribune J

Vienna, April IA triple tie for first place pc
tween o. Buras. OF Prague; g Schlechter' OF IBIS
city. and e. Maroczy. of Budapest. resulted from
the play in the final round of the internatlonai
chess masters tournament to-day. Under the rules
of the contest tie between more than TWO play
ers 10 he played off, and in consequence
the three leaders divide the first three prizes
amounting to 1850 crowns
Rubinste1n. the Russian CHAMP IN. hnished IN
fourth place. with a score Of 13 points. one point
less that Of the winners. and obtained prize
Of 1000 crowns The other prizes were distributed
as follows: Teichmann. of London. Z points. fifth
prize of 200 crowns; Spieimann. Of Munich L7s
points sixth prize OF 500 crowns; Dr. Perlis and
Tartakower- botn Of this city each with Il points
divided the and eighth prizes. aggTegating
900 crowns; Marshall. of New York, and Leon
hardt and Mieses. Of LeIpsc. each with 10 points
divided the ninth and tenth prizes, amounting TO so
crowns
The results in the final round we're: Mieses drew
with Schlechter. Suechting lost 70 Teichnann Tar
takower beat Berger. Leonhardt drew with Ma
roczy Swiderski drew with Marshall opielmann
beat Cohn, Salwe defeated Alapn, Boti lost TO
Joiner. Perls Grew with Rubinstein, Duras won
from BardeIeben
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
FOR $4,000 AIRsHIP PRIZE.
Race of Heavier-than-Air Machines To Be
Arranged.
rRr Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

Boston. April 17-Professor A Lawrence Rotch.
director Of the Blue Hill Observatory. and James
Means. who is wealthy and whose hobby is aerial
navigation, left Boston tonight for New York
where tomorrow they are 10 meet Professor Alex
ander Graham Bell. Of Washington, and Octave
Chanute Of Chicago, TO arrange the details for
an airship race for a $4,000 prize Professor Rotch
said that the prize would be turned over TO some
national scientific institution, under whose guild
ance the race would be held under rules and regu-
lations 70 be arranged at the conference in New
York. Only heavier-than-air machines will De al
lowed participate The Scientific American al
ready has offered similar prize. and the Aero
Club Of America has announced the intention Of
devoting itself exclusively TO the development OF
the heavier-than-air machine
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
TO PLAY FOR THE GOLD RACKET.
Jay Gould May Win the Trophy for the
Third and Last Time.
BY Telegraph 70 The Tri5une. !

Tuxedo Park. Y Y. April 1.-THE competition
for the gold racket at court tennis At the Tuxedo
Tennis and Facque1 Cluo will begin Tomorrow
The opening match viii he between Kingdom Gould.
OF Georgian Court. Lakewood. and Pierre LorilIard
IT. Of Tuxedo. and the winner will meet Iav
Gould the present holder. on Sunday. The gold
racket IS one Of the most valuable prizes in the
country Il IS made Of solid gold and is worth
more than 53po.
The gold racket championship has been PLAYED
five years al Tuxedo. Charles z. Sands won the
trophy outright IN the first three years II jaw
Gould wins this year il viii make the third leg
and he viii take the trophy home
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
sUPERBAs TOO MUCH FOR BOSTON.
Score Enough Runs in the First Inning to
Pull Out a Victory.

IN the best game seen at Washington PARK
BrookIyn so far this season the Superbas defeated
Boston yesterday by a score OF " 10 = a odSe Oh
t1rs . s+rqIe r- Burch a tuo-bagger by Jordan
and single by Alperrnan gave the home team all
its runs in the first inning
Wilhelm pitched fine game for Brooklyn and
for the first SIX innings not one OF the visiting
n1syers got as far as second base. IN the seventh
inning Beaumont singled and advanced on Nc
Cams fly which MaIoney dropped Dahlen then
sent out a two-bager, which brought Beaumont
and Mccain in with BostOns two runs.
The fielding on both sides was snappy, although
DahIen made TWO errors. running eaten by Ma
loney Of Bowermaus fly the fielding feature.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
CHASE FOX IN V4N.
Firc Riders Finish an a Long, Fast
Run TO Hounds.
ERv Telegraph to rhe Tribune. ]

Hampstead. \. Y. April IA willy dog fox gave
the Meadow Brook Club members the longest chase
of the season to-day. Starting out from the Broad
Hollow woods the fox driven from cover, ana
for time the trailing in the open and then
through woods and across large pastures to the
Syosset woods, some fourteen miles away
Reynard played hide and seek so cleverly with
the pack during last two miles of trailing that
he managed 10 get into a hole when his brush
seemed almost surety. All the field dropped out
except five, owing the stiff country crossed
Those VINO finished were Samuel Willets. Malcolm
Stevenson, Henry Godfrey ana the two whips
Harmon and Lambert.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
B4LLOT At TOP HEIGHT.
Gets Post of Honor an the Rich
Metropolitan Handicap.

James r Keene's Ballot. ranked second 10 his
stable companion Peter Pan as the best three-year-
old last season, has been assigned top weight with
$4,000 added mile. to be run on May 13 the
opening day Of the Westminster Racing Associa-
rcn's spring meeting at Belmont Park. The
weights were announced yesterday by ". S. Vos-
5Crgh the official Eandicapper Of the Jockey Club
and racegoers will md the difficult problem
10 solve, the weights appear to be equitaby ad-
justcd.
Neaion the Suburban Handicap winner last year,
AID his stable COMPANION. Charles Edward. which
holds the American record for one mile and fur
long Of 90 s., follow Ballot. with 124 and 12S
pounds respectively. Montgomery gets 122 pounds.
and Roseben. D G Johnson's great weight carrying
spriHter, must take I'D one less Salvidere. the
Brighton Cup winner and The champion t7o-year-
signed 120 pounds each. while Superman, the hero
Of the Brooklyn Handicap last year Dandelion and
Runnins Water follow in close order.
James r. Keene-s uubeaten Colin is not entered
but his stable companion Celt is top weight among
the three-year-olds. with 1o9 pounds. Uncle gets
one less and MeeIick. the three time Derby winner
IS rated only TWO pounds away. Chapultepec and
No-asuISa appear 10 be in well with 103 and 9S
pounds respectively.
The weights in fun follow.
THE MErROPoLITAN HANDICAP-Fo- tb-ee-year-olds
ane upward; by subscription Of So" each haf for-
Sl@ee ADDED of which s. 90 70 III second. 5000
the third: after the publication Of the
weights O: Two races Of any value Or one q Slog1
i1 carry : pounds extra; of TWO races OF $1,000 OF
three more races Of any value. POUNDS extra
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18
CORNELL CUBS MUST STAY HOME.

Ithaca. N Y. April 1.-THE Cornell athletic
council at a meeting this evening passed a rule
forbidding any out-ot-town trips freshmen
teams during the present college year The fres n
man will not BE- affected, as the Poughkeepsie
regatta comes after the enn OF the college year
The council also elected p f Larkiu. formerly
a Cornell guard and senior at Georgetown
and Ned Earle, last seasons star halfback as
field coaches for the next football season.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-18

Kew Haven. April I7.-Gerald NJ Butler. OF Evan
s-on III regarded as one OF yale's best sprinters
has pulled = tendon. and q result Will be IN
able e take part n the spring al Yale OF
the meetings al Princeton and Harvard. Captain
Burch % The football team. also sprnter is suf-
fe-trg from z similar injury