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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-10
PERJURY AND LINING.

IN New York recently there was
convicted for subomation OF perjury
the wife OF one OF New York's best
known theatrical managers The sen
tenco was the lightost possible, but
at that was for years imprison-
mcnt The Judge In the coae said
This Is the mistake Of gorrul-
GUS woman ana lacks the intent
which usually appears IN such
cases
one of the Jurors was IN tears
when the verdict was ready aud the
entire Jury signed recommends.
ton for clemcncy And All this mot
because woman had been untrulh-
ful. but because she had been ul-
truthful IN such way Az TO make her
act criminal
The law is thus apparently very
harsh concerning the awfulness OF
lying under oath Even though Judge
and Jury were manifestly IN sym
patty With the woman, they were
powerless 70 save her from the con
sequences of her action when her
guilt had been proved, Convictions
OF women for perjury are very rare,
They are not so uncommon among
men and they should be more com
mon Yet IN that way ~ lying under
oath worse than lying under ordin-
airy circumstances Why doee the
solemn promise before God 20 tell
the truth make false statement
a1y woras thar though N wcrs ~aadc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-10

A mystery that seems to put to
riot all efforts Of solution Is how 40
many young men In this, and other
towns, manage to live and sometimes
prosper, without source OF In
come, Every day we pass and rcpasp
big strapplng sons who parade
about the streets doing nothing They
dress well, smoke good cigars and
are good patrons at the shows and
soda founts, They ST about the cor
nors, Incidence personi0ed, and pipe
dream anent their lady loves and
conquests III hearts" How they
make ends meet Is puszllng, aye,
battling; 40 we pass the question
along Wise County Messenger.
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Misses s8ulu aud z#ta oiom
Mrs Emor, stroud Miss Aume fea
rue and brother ike Nj Lunnle
pitts aud Miss Matcl Foster teok
dinner with Nj aud Np nob Arm
strong SUNDAY and all reported
Joyful iimc.
Mr.. anG Mrs Tom curry visited
at Long Branch saturda, and sun
day
Mrs W 7. Lyon and Mir and Mrs
Bruce visited Mrs J G Turner sun
day,
Mr. Jim Gross visited at MIR
paul's sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Odom visited
MIR and Mrs. Dick Westmoreland
MIR. and Mrs. Dave westmorelaud
visited their daughter, Mrs. Neal, mt
Mountain Peak saturday night and
sunday
Miss Jennie Mae Price of Waxaha-
chic attended singing at this place
Sunday.
Mr.. Ira Rhodes and wife and Mr.
Ralph Hester and wife of WaXaha-
chic visited Mrs. flester's father,
MIR. A. A. Odom, Sunday.
Mrs Jennie Paul visited her
daughter. Mrs Nora Odom, last
Thursday.
The two Mrs leagues also visit
ed her the same day.
Miss Annie league gave an enter
tainment on Thursday night, which
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. j. ID. Hooper and daughter
Miss Lula went shopping in Waxa-
hachic Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander visited at
Uncle Watt Curry's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Burns visited
their uncle, Mr., d. II. Gross, Sunday
evening,
The tabernacle viii soon be under
construction at this place.
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The writer recently received a lot
of Primitive Baptist literature from
VIII Allen, for which he has our
thanks.
l.. II. Meredith OF Massey, I'm
county, has been looking after his
farming interests in Ellis county.
Rev. ]. o. Hearne was the guest
of Jack Eskridge Sunday
elias Petty Of Plainviow, attended
church ut Mountain Peak Sunday.
Ed Busby of Midlothian was at
Mt Peak Sunday.
Hugh McAlpin OF Middleton's
Chapel attended church here Sunday
Our high school In in n prosper
Gus condition Mt present
Mr.. Renfro, council commander
of Mt Peak w. O. W. lodge, In rep
resenting his lodge At Houston this
week
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR \
coon STOMACH.
This oncr should BE a Warning 10
Every Man aud Woman.

GNtlN 'tHh Nhe N''''''
Tho newspapers and medical jour
nails recently have had much TO say
relative to famous millionaire's Of
fer OF million dollars for II new
stomach.
This great multi-millionairc was
too busy to worry about the condi-
ton OF his stomach. He allowed his
dyspepsia to run from bad to worse
until IN the end It became incurable,
His misfortunes serves as n warn
ing to others, s
Everyone who suffers with dys-
pepsia for few years viii give
everything he owns for new stom-
ach.
Dyspepsia IL caused by an abnor-
NAL state OF the gastric juices. There
ia one element missing, The absence
OF this destroys the function of the
gastric fluids. They lose their power
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We are now able to supply the
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We know that Rexall Dyspepsia
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We want you TO try them and Will
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Price 20 cents. Only at our store,
or hy mail Hood \ Curtin Drug
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IT cleanliness does not bring you
closer to goodness and heaven It re-
moves YOU further from hadcs by
improving your chances for health
fulncgs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-03-10

The finest tissue builder and strength
creator Is Vinoi, n Cod Liver prcpa-
ration that has the greasy. nauscat-
Ina oil eliminated only the valuable
medicinal properties being combined
with pcptonaic OF iron. Its use will
keep You I'm health and strength.
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MEN

The greatest asset YOU have Is
your strength. You can't afford
In give ont. II is vital necessity
tlal you have your nervous and
muscular system I'm perfect order
10 withstand the constant wear
and tear OF your caily work.
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There is a difference between
honest contention and unadulterat-
ed stuhborness.
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DEBILITY

results from n weakened cou-
di,ion due - Imperfect diaes-
ton. lack ot nutrition or over
work. vinoi strengthens the
digestive organs. creates a
he sithy appetite and makes
new blood. You lose that ia
iigue. ~ skness and run down
IL limo when you take Vlno1.
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MIR. and Mrs n, u, Timmons have
gone TO Marlin TO spend two or three
weeks for the beneht of Mrs Tim
mons. AeAith
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BRAIN FAC

won't attack yen II you repair
used-up nerve force with VinoI.
Ninoi puts strength into your
system IL gives you vitality
and energy II nourtshes your
brain and body and keeps you
In a perfect state Of health - 4,
quickI, re-cs'sbfishcs strength
after any severe Illness.
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NERVOUSNESS

Is q complaint that can be read
ily overcome by using Who'd.
1t repairs broken down nerve
tissue md builds strong he alihy
nerves that enable you 10 with
stand the worries and annoy
ances unavoidable In business.
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DYSPEPSIA

Is due 10 dersngersens ~ the
diaesf1vc organs and their In
ability TO assimilatc nourfsh-
meni. Vinol strengthens the
overtaxed and weakened d.
0essive nerves and helps your
stomach do Ats work.
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Evening star., 1909-06-01
FOURSOME GOLF AT
THE COLUMBIA CLUB

Throughout the day yesterday there was
much interest manifested in the golfing
at the Columbia golf links, out Bright
Wood way. Handicap match play in four
someS was the card and throughout
the day the play continued-the same as
past Memorial days. The fact that the
Middle Atlantic States tournament had
just closed the links of the club
served. it is believed. TO keep the attend
ance down. 80 some extent. The course
however. was in splendid condition and
these who did go over il enjoyed some
good golf.
The handicap match pay consisted OF
thirty-six holes. Two club cups were Of
fered. The first was won by \. Coch-
rane and DIR. Brengie. They had scores
Of 81 and 81. minus a handi ap of IS;
total rs r. b. Eynon. jr.. and \. S.
Matiingly made the next best score with
kept on the lawn of the clubhouse. the
golfers preferring To hold their cards until
ate in the afternoon before turning them
in.
Mai Morrow. former Engineer Commits
sioner nf the District. played 2 Mara
thon match" during the day with j. r.
HUFF. This match consisted of 30 holes.
and closed with the army officer a win
ner
The ores are as follows:
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coLoRED BOY ATHLETES.
M Street Lads Lead in Interscholas
tic Association Games.

The NJ Street High School track team
won everything which came its way yes
terday afternoon at the fourth annual
meet of the Interscholastic Athletic AS
ISOLATION. capturing first place by mar
gin of thirty-seven points over it's near
est rival, Armstrong Tech. In the finsl
counting the latter stood second. with
thirty-one points, and the Athenian
Athletic Club third, with a total of twen-
ty-four The meet was held on the How
ard University campus and witnessed by
a large crowd of the young colored ath-
letes' friends and schoolmates.
The meet was run off without a hit ct
the various events being especially clean
and sportsmanlike. and the time in sew
eral of the dashes and runs highly credit
able. The management was excellent.
the crowd being we'll handled and the
events started with no delays.
OF the separate events the relay race
between NJ Street High School and Arm
strong Tech teams. the scholastic mile
run and the two-mile run in the open
events were particularly good. The first
race mentioned was run in the good
time of 3 minutes 1 30 seconds, the dis
tance being four laps of 365 yards each.
The success of the meet was largely
due to the untiring efforts OF William A..
Joiner, Garnet c. Wilkinson. Edwin B.
Henderson and n. B.. Marshall of the
athletic association.
The results of the several events follow ::
SCHOLASTIC EVENTS.
l0o-yard sh-Won b. Bacon: second. Dimes;
third. Richardson; Time. oil 10
son: third, Dimes Time. .0:4 l-5.
4iO-yard dash-Non by ShiPpley: second, Bro.-
den; third, Webb.
SSO-ysrd rnn-Won by PERI second. Walker;
third. Brogden, Time. 2.l1 ).
One-mile run-Won hy Penn. second. Walker:
third RoIey. Time. 49, Is
1nO-yard hurdle-Wop by Gaines: second.
Heokwith. Time 0.2l Is.
aa0-yard hurdle Won by Gaines: second, Rich
ardson Time. o.30 o-s
2round shot put-Uon by Walls: second. Ba
con; third. Beckwith. Distance. - feet va
inches.
Evening star., 1909-06-01
BRIGHTWooD RACES.
Large Crowd Witnessed the Trotting
and Pacing Contests.

Lovers of horsefiesh in the District of
Columbia were out in force yesterday
afternoon at the Brightwood race track
where. from O'Clock in the afternoon
until the sun sank in the western heavens.
many horses of class and drivers of dis
tine tion struggled for supremacy.
II was glorious day at the Brightwood
course. There were many close and eX-
citing finishes in several of the heats.
which brought those in the stand, in car
riages and among the rail birds to their
feet with enthusiastic demonstration for
their favorites. Between heats the guests
of the club watched with interest base
ball game between the Bright wood and
Pet worth teams of the Suburban League.
1t was a great day for Harry Madden.
owned by George Goodacre and driven by
Frank Thomas. Madden was entered in
the free-for-al. pace o" tr"t. and with
Thomas skilful riding. won his race in
straight heats. For the first two heats.
Red Rock, owned by DR.. III. Il. King, and
driven by Mott. had everything his own
way, and Madden had shown no better
than third. But in the third heat of the
race Thomas got Harry Madden in his
real stride. The fastest heat was run by
Evening star., 1909-06-01

darkness came on before their go was
completed. with the score SIS. in the
third set Previous to this each was
credited with victory. The match will
be concluded today.
The junior championships, one for boys
under twentyone and the other for girls
under eighteen. will he played at inter
walls between the senior matches during
the week. AS there are only two en-
trants in the former class the entries will
remain open until four more are received.
A few of the matches in the latter class
were pulled off yesterday, the best one
OF these being that between Miss Hoar
and Miss McClintock. the former finally
winning after three hard sets.
Pretty Combination.
While the tourney was going on r. III.
Palmer, the New Jersey crack, holder OF
the championship cup. and Z. V. Dew
hurs of Philadelphia gave a pretty exhi-
bition, which came in for good share OF
applause, DewhurSt fWinning the first Sc,
by - and losing the next 60. At this
juncture G. B. Doyle relieved Dewhurs,
and defeated the Jefseyman two sets
- and Ca. Palmer will play the win
ner of the tournament Saturday for the
cup.
fiay will be continued during the week
and the finals are scheduled to be reach
ed Saturday.
Friday will be a gala day and the
w
things ivened up. The semi-finals will
be played at that time and record
crowd is expected
The drawings for the mixed doubles and
the mems doubles for today's games have
not been announced yet.
Owing to the fact that the middle At
lantlc states tournament and the Chevy
Chase affair conflict. 1t has been decided
TO postpone the former until the close OF
the Chevy Chase contests. and for this
reason no games were played on the
Bachelors courts yesterday.
The Summaries.
Yesterdays results are as follows.
Mems singlcs-rreimnary rounds-Torok. Dom
Wood, Doyle and ID. Fuller drew byes: Mills VS.
T. Brown. postponed Wilcox beat Mullen 2-6
% and 6-3; Tiden beat Bones. by default
iiosk ins heat Allen. by default: Ierch baa
Frail"y. 90 and 6-3: Cassrlo beat Leech 1-6
81 and - Hills vs.. Cake. postponed: c. b
4. Fuller. 6-1 and SO: De Struve beat Willis
o. and 30: James beat r. Poe. G-3 and 6-l
Men singles-Second round-Torok beat Dom
p % and e.: H. Z: Doyle beat d. Fuller
Hoskins beat NJ. Tilden. Ga, 2-6 and 6-4
Wilcox and Brown postponed last set Wiico,
won first 6-3, and lost second -. Third Sc
was IS when called on account Of darkness.
cil and Miss Barry drew byes: Mrs. Morrow vs.
Mrs. Tidball. postponed: Miss Lawson beat Mis-
4. Downing. 81 and g.: Miss Meredith bea
Miss II: Downing. 10 and s-3: Miss Tmrtl,
Doyle beat Miss +. Smith. So. 81 and 60
Miss f NJ Smith vs.. Miss BrItton. postponed.
Junior championship. girls under eighteen year
Miss Frances Moore beat Miss Brcc, 90. 6-3
Miss Hoar beat Miss McClntock. rs. 81 ant
Sc; Miss A. Brice beat Miss Hodges. 6-3
e.; Miss Perrin vs.. Miss Brier postponed
Evening star., 1909-06-01
INTERESTING RACES
AT BURKE TRACK

| The Copperthte track ~ Burke yes,er
day opened the season of light FAIRNESS
| racing in this latitude TO a large Attend
ance, in which the District of Col,mbi,
was well represented
The 30 pace, which finished the light
harness card. looked like a gift to Nav
queen. but her drivers arms were a trjfe
too strong for the handsome bay mare to
do all she was capable of Sweetheart.
driven by Alonzo Corhin. took the race i'm
straight heats
In the mile running race Chaplain won.
Saltram second. Peter knight third and
Aqueduct fourth. 4 feature of this race
was the excellent riding of Eddie Mudd
badly.
Benlala won the hurdle event for one
and half miles. Orenti second, Conover
third and Southwest fourth Summaries:
2:15 trat and pace: purse 800
Ada D. h. M. by Crawford ~. Copper
Venus b. m. by Monocacy ,Farhney,. ,
L. J: H.: H. z. by Sidney Prince ,Corbin, 8 3
2.21 trot; purse. s1no.
Howard d.. b. g.. by J. G. Carlisle &c. H.
Miss Nina. b. m. by Rcd Medium ~.
Harry L.. b. e. by Gov stanford ,corbin, 1
Red Bell. b, h.. hy Bow ReIls, jr.. 'Fsrh-
Time .s4 2so,,. 22el.
2.25 pace: purse. $11n
Sweetheart. b. m. by An>irei 'Corhm. 1 I 1
May Iy Queen: b. m. 10y c""pers Hannis
Alma; b. m. by Lord Percy Farhncy,... ; ,
lua Meiium a. m...,....-........ m 4dr
Time-2..9l. :.a4a.. :.26.
At the close of the meeting the pAecr T. r.
:. was put up and knocked down to Norman
Corbin AT Sl6D.
Evening star., 1909-06-01
KEENE's SWEEP WINS.
Takes National Stallion Stakes at
Belmont Park in Easy Style.

NEW YORK, June Before crowd
of l5.no persons the largest of the sea
son. j. r. keene's Sweep. the ? to 10
favorite. easily won the National Stall
lion stakes OF S13,1sO gross al Belmont
Park yesterday. This was Sweeps third
victory out of many starts, and the
easy manner in which he defeated his
opponents, especially yesterday, stamps
him one of the best Of the year.
Sweep rushed into the lead at the start.
while Newmarket. the Madden entry, and
Big Stick collided as the barrier went up,
practically running their chances. Mean
while Sweep took a three-length lead over
his field. going very easy. AZ the furlong
CONTINUED on Seventeenth Page.)
Evening star., 1909-06-01
WOMEN PLAY FOR
TENNIS HONORs

PHILADELPHIA. June l.-Beautiful
weather favored the opening days play
in the annual tennis tournament for the
women's championship of Pennsylvania
and eastern states in womens singles,
doubles and mixed doubles on the courts
of the Merton Cricket Club. at Haverford,
yesterday. a start made with the
singles. fourteen matches being PLAYED.
ten in the first round and four in the
second.
The best form was shown by Miss Nav
Sayres. Merton Cricket Club: Miss Marion
Fenno and Miss Margaret Curtis. Boston,
and Miss Evelyn Sears, Boston. all of
these players winning their matches in
easy style. Miss Rachel Harlan. the local
champion. was somewhat fortunate in
not having to play Miss Claire johnson in
the second round. the latter defauting.
Miss Sayres played Mrs. G. j. Hibbs,
and defeated her 60. 6-., and Miss
Evelyn Sears. who is playing better than
Miss Dorothy Green. the latter winning
only one game in the two sets.
The most closely contested match of the
afternoon was played by Miss H. +. Mills
and Miss Florence Johnson. the former
winning the first set, -. and her oppo-
nent winning the second, Ct. and after
the games had been call : all in the third
set Miss Mills played up in great style
and won the next t~" games giving her
the set, 81.
Today the start will be made with the
women's doubles and the consolation sin
giles. Summary:
CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES.
First Round.
Miss Isabelle Sayres defeated Miss f. Keen,
60. -.
Miss Stevenson defeated Miss {. $. Barnes.
6-3. 6-3
Miss Eotch defeated Miss Charlotte Williams
Miss Evelyn Sears defeated Miss Dorothy
Green. 6-l. 6-1.
Miss Clara H. Chase defeated Mrs. C. Var
nall. Go. 60
Miss NJ. Curtis defeated Miss Sidney Lewis.
Miss NJ Yarnan defeated Miss NJ H. Ras
tall. 6-3. 3-6. los.
Mrs. J. q. Gibbs defeated Mrs c. NJ. Her
ring. 6 1, 6-2.
Miss H. f. Mills defeated Miss r. Johnson
81. Ct. -.
Miss Rachel Harlan defeated Miss E. G Ost-
heimer Is. 6-o.
Second Round
Miss c. Johnson defeated Miss Isabella sayres.
Miss May Sayrcs defeated Mrs. j. &. Gibbs
Ct, 90.
MS. v. Curtis defeated Miss NJ Stevenson,
Miss NJ. Fenno defeated Miss II. Lewis. G-l.
6-i.
ni-s II. Harlan from Miss e johnson by
KAMINt;S FOR CONSOLATION SINGLES
Miss g. Williams. Miss G. Barnes. Miss NJ.
Williams. Miss E. 6. osthcimer, hyes: Mrs c.
Yarnal rs. Miss +. Johnson: Miss r. Keen
rs Mrs. NJ. Rastall. Miss -. Green vs.. Mrs s.
Lewis. Miss Isabelle Sayres, VS.. Mrs. C. II.
Herring.
Evening star., 1909-06-01
SPORT ON THE RIVER.
Potomacs in Feature Event Of In
tercanoe Club REGATTA.

The seventh annual regatta of the In
tercanoe Club was decided on the pic
turesque course AT Sycamore Island yes
terday in the presence Of big crowd OF
canoe enthusiasts. 1t was an unpromis-
ing morning with lowering skies and
storms of rain. but the sun came out in
time for the races, and it was generally
agreed that the days sport was excep-
tienally good.
The closest race OF the day was between
the club fours, which was won by the
Potomacs from the Sycamore Islanders
after two heats had been run. In the
first race there was dead heat and the
spectators waited breathlessly as the
crews. padding for all they were worth,
neared the finish lire for the second run
over the course. The Potomacs man
aged to nose out victory by scant
quarter of a length. and were cheered to
the echo.
The course was laid out parallel to the
Sycamore Islands. beginning at the lower
the downstream end of Lower Sycamore.
The officers In charge of the regatta.
to whom much of its success was due.
were d. S. Masterson. C. c. Perkins.
son, who composed the regatta commit
tee. Adrian Sizer acted as referee.
George W. Hutchinson as clerk of the
course and {. W. Hecox as starter. The
Judges were Fred c. O'Connell George r..
Dyer and George SteiGer.
The first event, the novice singles. was
won by Char.es F. Boss of the Virginia
Canoe Club. who defeated his club-mate.
Edwin Cant. by length. w. F. ThraIl
and A. F. Lucas, jr, won the novice
doubles from c. l.. Boss and J. l.. Van
dergriff. r. Rutherford Of the Anaostan
Boat Club won the senior singles, beat
ing Ralph Howell of the Potomacs
In the mixed doubles Mr. and Mrs. H.
B. Floyd won by a length from William
Beckwith and Miss Gertrude Eckstein.
In the championship doubles William
Beckwith and C.. Clark Perkins won from
r. w. Howell and r. Rutherford.
Commodore Sizer of the Intercanoe
Club presented the prizes on the float of
the Sycamore Canoe Club house.
Evening star., 1909-06-01

High jump-Won by Maclendon second. Glib
son. third. Johnson. Height. ; feet.
Broad iuIno-Won by Haynes: second, Glib
son; third. Wright. Distance. II feet inches.
. Relay race-Won hy Mount ST. Joseph. second.
Armstrong Tech Time. 3.p4 20
OPEN EVENTS.
1OO-yard dash Won ny Curtis second. Thomas
third. Watts. Time. o. 1O%.
22O-rard dash-Won by l.. Jones, second. X.
Tyler third. Jones.
4IO-yard dash-Won tv Holmes: second. Bull
lock: third. Jones. Time. O.55 20
SSO-yard run-Won l.. Curtis: second. J. Cliff
ford; third. Bullock. fine. 2.04 -.
One-mile run-Won by J. Clifford: second. j.
T. Davis: third. Foster. Time. sos.
Twomile run-Won by Toomer: second, Cor
rofhers: third. SAVOY. Time. Il.41.
High jump-Won 10y Winkler: second NJ. Clf
ford. Height. feet ! inch.
Broad iump-Won by Stewart. second. Haynes
third, Watts.