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COTTAGE FOR RENT.

Desirably located cottage for rent, at 715 South Texas street; : rooms, front and rear porch, shade trees in back and front yard. Good neighbor- hood. Apply
 A. MICHELLETTI & CO.,, 5-G-G- 320 Main Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-17

old do reach the blood Such may reduce the inflammation lessen the and discharge and tend keep the place clean and for this reason should be used but do real good toward efectine permanent cure
 and ulcers ty purifying the blood It removes every mpury and from the circulation and completely does When S. S. has ceansed the blood the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-17

FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage and all other kinds of vegetable plants. Apply to Pic Merlo Old phone S73.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-17
ENTIRE FOOT A SOLID SORE.

ENTIRE FOOT A SOLID SORE.
 Some time ago 1 had sore to come OF my foot, and noth- ing used would do 1t any good. It continued to grow worse and eat deeper into the surround ing flesh. until the entire foot was solid sore. and gave me great de al Of worry and trouble tried almost every ,alng l heard Of, but got no benefit until ! m m Il e d s, 6. s, n short time after commencing this remedy l be- gan to improve, and contln- ued to use It until 1t drove the poison from my blood, and completely cured this obstl- nate sore. recommen it most highly as a remedy for sores and ulcers.
 DAVID c. MILLER.
 242 ". 49th St.,
 New York, N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

ranking fourth in the United States.
He has been with the athletic club
about q year and Is very well liked by
the boys. He demands nothing short
of excellence and generally gets 1t.
The shells to be used by the crews
are of the old make. The more mod
ern make does away with the cox
swains seat "This fact will not han
said Coach Treloar. In point OF
workmanship both the senior ana
junior crews worked beautifully to-
gether last year. The oar piades
seemed to be feathered along just high
enough to guarantee safe flight Tor
Nl-rd and then skillfully turn and cut
tie water with machine-like precision.
One was impressed wit hthe earnest
effort to get as long a stroke as pos
sible and in which there absolutely was
no stop and no apparent hesitancy'
either while pulling through or recov-
ering, theihr aim being to keep 1t going
all the time and thereby relieve the
boat from the jerky, checking sensa-
ton so prevalent among new crews:
They got a long pendulum swing or
the body that never is hurried, yet a
tight grip of the water is secured ana
the leg and back pressure Is applied
SO evenly that there is something DO
ing all the time the oars are in the
water"
Such words regarding the crews from
AL Treloar make 1t certain that he is
coaching some four-oared crews tnat
soon will be q credit to California as
well as the Los Angeles Athletic clup.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
PRIZES AWARDED
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
Following Three Days Play Victors
Are Rewarded at Dance In
Hotel Virginia, Long
Beach
epecfaf to The Herald

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 2o.-The prizes
offered in the various events In the
Hotel Virginia tennis tournament,
which closed this afternoon after three
days OF play, were won as folloWs'
Gentlemen's singles, Tom Bundy; Jun
Tor singles Ward Dawson of Los An
geles; ladies' singles, Miss May sui
ton: ladies' doubles, Miss May sutton
and Miss Elizabeth Ryan; gentlemen
doubles, Bell and Bundy. The nnais
in mixed doubles were not played.
The prizes were given out tonight at
the tennis tournament dance at Hotel
Virginia.
The following matches were played
off today, with results as given:
Gentlemen's singles-Sinsabaugh de-
feated Browne, 7-5, rs, 6-2; Bunoy
defeated Dawson, GA, 6-2; Bundy de-
feated Sinsabaugh, GA, 6-1, TO.
ladies' doubles-Mrs. Farquhar and
Miss Peralta defeated Mrs. Seymour
and Miss Florence Sutton, ga, 3-6, 90;
Miss May Sutton and Miss Ryan de-
feated Mrs. Farquhar and Miss Peraita'
Junior singles-Dawson defeated
Douglas, 60. 6-2.
rohnson defeated Grace and Wilson.
S-e "a. 6-3: Bell and Bundy defeated
Farouhar and Jones, So, s-2; Lodge
and johnson defaulted to Bell ana
Bundy: Sinsabaugh and Browne de-
feated Duncan and Dawson. o-4. o-4i
Bell and Bundy defeated Sinsabaugh
and Browne, 2-6, rs, 6-S. S-6. 10. :
Mixed doubles-Mrs. Bruce and
Bundy defeated Miss Scott and
Browne, GA. 6-3; Miss May sutton
and Sinsabaugh defeated Miss FLOR
ence Sutton and Bell, GA, 6-3.
Finals will be played next week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
GASOLINE GOSSIP

p A. Renton has purchased the interest," ', oi
his former partner and hereafter tne urn rnn WI.
ba known by the name of the Renton Motor
S.er comnany. Renton is taking greater
number Of cars than any other agent ior 'ne INC
Great smith and seldom has spare car on
ths foor He even sold his demonstrator rev
days ago, leaving only a roadster available
for that purpose
A large number of orders have already peen
booked by the Lee Motor Car company Ior 'he ne
new four-cylinder thirty horse power car 10 oe
turned out by the Cadillac company next sea
son Only two chassis models VIII pe inaue py
the company, the ''one lunger ana the Iour-
cvIinder thirty. Don Lee and Lester Patte
have been doing the outside towns for the
nast few days looking after the Cadillac in-
terests
DR.. Weber, who was on visit east re-
GENTLY. is once more on duty at the Cartercar
agency He reports that the next shipment Oh
cars for him will be of the 1909 model They
will have a motor rated at three horse power
more than the present motor and Will be equip
per with thirty-two inch wheels in place OF
thirty-inch. A change Will also pc mace III
the shape of the front axle. DR.. Webber ex-
poets to- go north about the 25th Of this month
and will drive the Cartercar up and send 1t
back after the record now held by the Auburn.
d. e. Clough has associated himself with X.
L, Forsyth in the Auburn agency. He has
purchased a half interest and will have charge
of the mechanical department Mr.. Clough Is
an expert automobile engineer and his expert
ence will prove valuable to the users OF
Auburn cars.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
COLIN ANNEXES His
FIFTEENTH VICTORY
calIops Home Ahead Of Classy Field
In Rich Tidal Stakes at Sleeps
head Bay-Never Was
Extended
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated fress.
NEW YORK, June 2O.--The fifteenth
successive victory was added to his
record today by Colin, James II.
Keane's unbeaten 2-year-old, when ne
won the Tidal stakes for 3-year-olds
and worth $14,550 to the winner. To-
davis victory, with that of Ballot in
the Suburban last Friday, make Keenes
returns from the two races close to
| $35, 900.
Collins string of winnings practically
MT him out of the betting, the odds
Quoted being / to 5. Twenty thousand
persons cheered him as he was sent on
the track for a warming up. The four
horses were sent away to q fine start,
leaving the barrier heads apart Conn
ouickly went to the front, and from
that moment led his field easily and
with great apparent reserve. At the
quarter he bettered Chapultepec and
Stamina by a length and a half, and
carried them down the back stretch
with positions unchanged.
At the far turn Notter checked MIN q
bit, the field closed up slightly. and
Dorante raced into second place, put
when the horses came into the stretch
Notter gave the speedy Keene colt his
head and the youngster responded in a
fashion which brought the crowd to its
feet, cheering wildly
Notter eased UP on Colin as he neared
the finish, allowing Dorante to come
within couple Of lengths as they swept
across the line. Dorante was four
| lengths before Stamina, who in turn
was eight lengths before Chapultepec
The latter stopped to almost a walk In
the final furlongs. Calin's time was
2:04.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
SANTA MONICA WINS
FROM LOS ANGELES
BATSMEN MASTER BOWLING
OF HOME TEAM
Cricket Match on Vineyard Ground
Proves Productive Of Clean
AiI-Around Play by Both
Elevens
BY w. G. OWEN

The Los Angeles Cricket club played
its regular Saturday afternoon match
at the Vineyard yesterday. the contest
being between the Pilgrims and Santa
Monica, the latter winning by score
of 103 to rs. The Pilgrims are one
of the three branch,I into which the
club is divided for the purpose of rem
dering the simultaneous playing OF
different matches possible and testing
the merits of the members. The other
two branches are the Marylebone and
the Zingaris, who are matched against
one another today on the same ground.
At present the Marylebones hold the
lead as against their two rivals in the
club.
Yesterday afternoons play furnished
a good example of good clean cricket
all around, the fielding of the Santa
Monica team being specially praise
worthy and their bowlers well on the
wicket.
Lanes bowling for the Pilgrims
proved specially deadly, he taking
seven wickets, but 1t was insufficient
to overcome the strong stand made BY
Hunt and Walker, the former placing
43 runs to his credit and the latter 2S
before being retired. AS in other re-
cent matches Walker, in spite of his
strength. Tempest did most effective
work with the willow for his side. al
though painfully injured in the first
over he received.
July 4 will be a red letter day with
the club, the match for that date being
against Santa Monica and for the
Dudley cup. The Los Angeles club is
the present holder. but must win three
times in succession in order to obtain
absolute ownership. Play will begin
at IL a. m.
In August the cricketers from Cliff
ton, Ariz., will visit Los Angeles and
their coming is looked forward to with
much interest, as they have number
of good men. They will play two
matches against Los Angeles, two
against Santa Monica and one against
Los Angeles and Santa Monica COM
bined.
This is the third season of the Los
Angeles Cricket club: it has now a
membership of seventy, with new tai
ent constantly coming in. and its af-
fairs are in a highly fiourishing con-
dition, the game having long since
passed through the experimental stage.
during which there was constant un-
certainty as to whether or not match
could be obtained, and being now a
firmly rooted institution. The annual
dues are So and there Is a balance In
the treasury, after paying for the
various improvements on the Vineyard
grounds, to which the club moved this
season.
In addition to the Saturday games
matches are played every Sunday
afternoon at the Vineyard ground.
wickets being pitched at p. m.
Wednesday evening, June "a, at
Mammoth hall, SIT South Broadway.
the club will give an entertainment
and dance for the purpose Of raising
funds for the entertainment of its
Arizona visitors. to whom 1t intends
to give a royal welcome.
The score of today's game follows:
pIIGRIMS-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
AMONG THE BOYS

Eddison Allison, whose manly breast
is Uttered with invisible medals won in
beauty shows, has lost his frown and
morose disposition since the arrival of
the Santa Fe overland limited Tuesday
noon, and is not seen down town In the
evening as frequently as in the previ-
Gus month. Eddie does not belong to
any union, but when the o'colck whis-
tie blows he blows for the residence
section OF the city without lettering
along the way. Good boy, too.
little Lord Fauntleroy was down
town Thursday for the first time in a
week, having been laid up for repairs
sustained in a losing fight with the
grippe. The lord is not much from the
Viewpoint Of size, but he is all game
and refused to take to the bed until
nature rebelled and refused to keep
him on his feet any longer. Things had
a familiar look and sound again around
is always on duty and seldom attempts
to refrain from singing or talking as
| if his listener was across the street.
Pop Millard, known to all the race
goers in Los Angeles as the inventor
of good things in the racing line, Is not
going to race his horses at the Seattle
meeting. He shipped all his string TO
Bemay place, which is the name or his
sixty-acre ranch in San Gabriel valley
after the close of the Emeryville sea-
son. and will turn them out until fall,
to give them a chance to rest up for
the winter season. Pop goes over TO
Arcadia three or four times a week to
get his mail and talk with the boys.
Jack Ripper is a quitter. but nobody
knew 1t until Tuesday noon, when he
unexpectedly turned up at his place or
business with happy disposition, also
unusual, and a desire to shake hands
with everybody he met. Jack started
Lout Sunday for an auto tour of health
resorts in the southland, driving his
own car. He got SO far away from Los
Angeles before night that he could not
return, but he hit the back trail early
next morning. He simply could not
stand to be away from town SO long,
and admitted that he was homesick.
Packy Mcfarland put in Thursday
night at a local bath house, and while
getting a rundown engaged In CONVEX
sation with the rubber. The supJect
under discussion was fights. and the
rubber asked him his opinion regarding
the Mcfarland Welsh scrap for July
A. Packy said he thought Welsh was
TOO clever for Mcfarland, and the rub
her became indignant at once. why,
Mcfarland will knock his block Off In
five rounds. Packy is an old friend OF
mine back in Chicago, and I've seen
him fight, and I tell you they amt none
of them going to whip him. No. siree.,'
Then Packy slipped him tip of 81 and
introduced himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
The Economy Motorcycle
Speedometer Il

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lasts a lifetime. costs but $500. Nothing
intricate about 1t and very light and con-
ant
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
PLAN TROPHY RACE IN
VIOLATION OF RULING
Contestants In Brlarcliffe Meet Ignore
Decree of A. A. A. and Organize
to Hold Events Again
Next Year

NEW YORK, June 20.-The partici-
pants in the Briarcliffe race--at least a
majority of them--have organized for
the holding of another race for the tro-
nhv next wear. The Importance of the
meeting lies in the participation of the
several manufacturers agreeing to an
other meeting. This is in the face of
the declaration of the racing board of
control that there shall be only three
meets, and this meet therefore Is in OPP
position to the three~race plan. The
A. A. A. declared the three meets should
event. the A. A. A. tour and the Van
derbiIt cup race. The Briarcliffe parti-
cipants win ignore the A. A. A. mani
festo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
FORGET AMERICAN RECORD

Evidently they don't take much stock over
in England IN records made on the Florida
haaoh' The feat Of Felix Nazzaro In driv-
ing a car on the Brooklands fEngiand)
track at the rate Of 12o miles per hour Is
hsraIdad as a sworld's record" 1t IS just
as wen to recall that on the ormond-Day-
tona course In January. 1906. European
driver and European car covered two
miles IN IS z-5 seconds. This Is little
better than 12o miles an hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

THE PACIFIC MFG. CO..
a21 East Fourth st.. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
SANTA MONICA
FIVE SPECIAL coNSTABLEs
TO LIVE FROM FINES

Courage is a predominating element
in the makeup of the councilmen of
Lindsay, Ohio If it were not, the or
dinance just passed by them would not
be on the books. 1t restricts the speed
of automobiles within the limits of the
town to five miles per hour. Five spe-
cial constables- for each mile-nave
been messed into service to see that he
law is not violated. Unimportant items
are: /. That the constables are to get
no pay except from fines; and. 2. That
the ordinance is in direct violation of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
MAKE TRIP IN GREAT SMITH

r. c. vroom and automobile party. includ-
ing Mrs. C. p. Douglas. Mrs. 7. v. Johnson
and w O. Morse, came up from Riverside In
a Great Smith car, arriving Friday. They
stepped over in Riverside one night, having
started Thursday. side trip was made to
Rediands and the beauties OF the place ad-
nsired before the run was continued to Los An
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

"Feint the batsman into expecting a
certain ball, then give him something
else" was the explanation of one of the
angle pitchers the other day. 1t is
wise idea and some of the Los Angeles
amateur box artists ought to heed this
advice as much as possible.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Minnesota. County of Hennepin.
in Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate Of Elizabeth
Smith, Decedent.
On receiving and fling the final account
Of the administrator Of the estate Of said
decedent, and his petition praying for
the allowance of said account and for a
decree assigning the residue Of said es-
tate to the persons by law entitled to
the same.
in said estate appear before the said pro-
bate court on Monday, the goth day Of
July. 1908. at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
at the probate court in the court house
at Minneapolis in said county, then and
there to show cause. II any there be. why
said account should not be allowed and
said estate should not be distributed az
PRAYED for in said petition.
And it is further ordered. that notice
Of such hearing be given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks. prior to said day Of
hearing in the Irish Standard. a news
" and by mailing copy Of this order
to all heirs s-at-law OF decedent when their
address is known or can be ascertained
by due diligence. at least fourteen l4
days before the date Of said hearing. ur-
less notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 22nd day of
June. 1908.
GEORGE r. SMITH.
judge Of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11

beautiful and earnest tribute to the
lovely character Of the deceased. In
terment was made in the family lot in
Lakeside cemetery, the pail bearers
being ]. A. McRae. A. D. o'Brien. J.
K. Grove, L, ]. Keating. Harry o'Neill,
and G. F. Studdart
Graceville. Minn.-The marriage Of
Miss Helen Hyland OF this place to Mr..
John Rowan Of st. Paul occurred Tues
day morning Of last week, at the Holy
Rosary church. Rev. Father O'Brien
read the marriage service. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Eliza
beth. The bride wore a gown of white
Persian net over taffeta with a tulle
veil and carried bouquet Of brides
roses. Mr.. Thomas Rowan, cousin Of
the groom was best man. A wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony at
which only relatives were present. A
reception was given at the brides
home at 1880 p. M, at which over 100
guests were present. The house was
decorated with smilax and American
Beauties. Supper was served and then
all enjoyed themselves dancing. The
happy couple left for their home on
East Fifth street, st. Paul, Wednesday
morning. ..
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11
Aae in Exile.

H9o III 6XUos
Weary OF the miles and miles Of crowd.
ed street and square,
Weary of the towering walls that stint
the light and air.
Weary Of the changing bells-ay, mold
hered with the noise
Weary Of the crabbit look Of little
girls and boys
How I miss the mountainside, aui
how miss the gins!
How I miss the singing and the siph.
Ing Of the wins!
How miss the silence in the dark
that used to fall
Yet it is the neighbors that I miss the
most of all.
Faces by the thousand, 1t is here a
man may pass
Never such a,sight at home. at mar.
ket or at Mass!
Faces like the tides that in the river
ebb and flow.
Yet, among them all. there's not a
face a man may know.
All, I'm often wishing now for JUS. a
sight of one
Face that was familiar in the pleasant
time that's gone,
How the sight would hearten me when
life begins to pail
For it is the neighbors that I miss the
Ay, my boys are good as gold since
first they brought me out
Not blessed thing to do but smoke
and walk about.
Eating Of the very best and wearing
decent clothes
Sure It's I'm the happy man, God in
heaven knows.
Yet can't deny but that do be miss
ing still
Places l was used to once in meadow.
vale and hill;
Places-ay, and faces, too, and voices
recall
For it is the neighbors that I miss the
most Of all!
Denis A. Mccarthy in New York
Sun.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

State Of Minnesota, County Of Henneptn.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Oscar L.
Cutler. Decedent.
On receiving and fling the petition Of
OF an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament Of said decedent
and presented Herewith as and for such
last will and testament and that letters
thereon.
It is ordered that said petition be heard
and that all persons interested in said
day the goth DAY Of July. 1908. at 10 a.
at Minneapolis in said county and then.
or as soon thereafter as said petition can
why said petition should not be granted
And 1t IS further ordered. that notice
Of such hearing be given, by publishing
this order once In each week for three
hearing, in the Irish Standard. a news
paper printed and published in said coun-
ty
Dated at Minneapolis. this 22d day Of
June, 1908.
BY the court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
Judge. Of Probate
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11
A socIALIsrIc ATTACK.
Document Which Would Extineush
the Catholic Church.

Document Which Would Extinsuish
the Catholic Church..
The Catholic church is in for it, says
the San Francisco Leader.
A person named Warren, who is de-
scribed as the managing editor of an
obscure dodger known as the appeal
to Reason" has bid the Catholic press
and clergy to BEWARE" His
effusion is so good that we cannot re-
frain from printing it. Here it is in
all its corbyntic enthusiasm:
appeal To Reason"
"Girard. Kans June g. 1905.
Leader, San Francisco, Cal
"My Dear Sir:
For years the Socialists of the
United States have maintained a dig
nified silence in the face of the unjust
attacks on our movement by the
Catholic press and clergy. Our move
ment has been misrepresented and
the members of our party vilified. No
Catholic editor has undertaken to
meet our arguments fairly. They have
without exception resorted to abuse.
Forbearance has ceased to be a virtue.
We are going to force YOU into the
open and compel You to defend the
practices Of you priests and church
officials where Catholicism has reigned
supreme.
Il am enclosing herewith copy of
a document. and will tell you frankly
that our presses are now at work on
an edition of five million copies, every
one of which will be placed in the
hands of members of your church and
of those who have been deceived by
your utterances. This document, as
you will observe, bears the stamp of
offlcialdom and carries with it the
weight and prestige OF the United
States Government: that it is authen-
tic there seems no reasonable doubt.
How you will explain the actions
and conduct of the representatives of
the Catholic church in the possessions
of benighted Spain and of the injustice
heaped upon the ignorant inhabitants
of those far-away islands remains to
be seen. II
The Irish standard., 1908-07-11
that might be, Of benefit to the pro.

that might be- Of benefit to the pro.
letariat.
AS to the Socialists as a political
party. they are just the same as the
other political parties. The pro-
fessional politicians run them. and
will run them: Unless the political
Socialists aspire to the conn Of the A.
P. A. they had better remember that
they who eat the Pope die of the Pope,