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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR FAIE-Seven room Cottage in Mont
PETER located on Mechanic Street. near Lane
Mfg %. All modern improvements, good ben
house and about Ia aero Of land Must pc sold
al once Inquire At the r. B. Cate Reai Estate
Agency. Barre, Vt. or 10 Mechanic street.
AInnlnai.er ~ s2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

Farm containing l40 acres located n Brook
field TiliaGe land lays practically level and y
COWS and 4 team. Good fruit orchard and lots
81 small fruit House contains large rooms
two large barns 10 fair condition. Plenty OF
wood. Price. including some personal proper
III $3.50 Terms part cash, baiance easy. In
anire Of the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
Barre VT e6u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FARM. stock and tools, two miles from VIII
Jamestown; contains 1I3 acres Of extra good
land, riilage lies nearly Lowell; is smooth and
free from stones and III q very high state Of
cuitiva ton. Fences good; sugar bush equipped
and plenty Of fruit Building are good. One
barn elapboarded and painted, 50 feet long
horse barn is good, 30 90 feet FIX ira good
house containing large rooms. Is plumbed
and in Ane shape. Price including 20 head Of
STOCK, II hogs and pigs, team, 70 hens, extra
good set tools, cream separator, good wagons,
sleighs etc. is only S4i00. d. A. Perry, Real
Estate Agency, Barre, VI 69tt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR sAIhr~-One huilding lot fronting on
Summer street. one building lot ftonting on
wellington street and one lot fronting on
etreet a0tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

4 BARGAIN OK MAPLE AyE-Must be
sold to close estate. Property consists Of an
eight. room house in good repair. Hard wood
hoors id part Of the rooms House Il conven-
iently arranged and has very good cellar, Large
LOT aud nice grounds inquire OF the d. a
Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre. Vt esu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

Two-tenement house and barn about IL
miles from the city building. Five rooms u
ach teno ment. rents for g2100 per month.
Barn Il isx ~. Will be sold low aud on easy
terms Buy thfs. live 10 one side and rent the
other, For further particulars inquire Of the
u. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre. eou
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR sAIE--Home place belonging 70 Charles
Mar On Currier Park consisting q large lot,
house and barn, also household furniture. kea-
son Tor selling, moving 70 Colorado within Two
weeks. For particulars see Charles MARI,
Academy street, s4u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR sALE-A Valuable piece Of property on
Orange street and Irow avenue which must be
sold At ence as owners health has given away
and he has had 70 leave the city. fnnsrty con-
sists Of i2-Toomed house N hrst-cias condition
roomed house, all finished IN hardwood and lust
newly buiit, this is desirable property and
must be disposed az nt once. VIII sell either
whole o. part 70 suit purchaser. Look this
property over al once as II will be sold reason
able for ready sale. Apply William Stephen,
care Ilttlejohn. odgers 8 Milne Telephone
iI3-i1 $40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26
TO RENT.


TO RERT--A six room down stairs tenement,
newly papered and painted, modern conyen-
fences, ~ Brook street. seses
TO RENT-Furnishe front room. Inquire
Il. T. Meaker, 46 Pearl street, City. bS@
TO RENT-Modern b-room iat. up one aight
A. Il. Buzzell, = Pearl street stiff
TO RENT-Down-sfair tenement 20 rent
III South Brooklyn street. Apply at same q
% AIR. Lovely. dtr
TO RENT-Down stairs tenement r. south
Seminary street, modern conVeniences, ready
Jnly 1. Inquire Of +. T. Parker, - Washing
ten street 80
no RENT small tenement, All modern i'm.
provements, az my house "a Wellington street.
&. VI. Mann. fbu
TO RENT-Tenement on Aver street. Ap
ply 70 l. NJ. Averill. b5u
TO RFNT-Thlrd floor tenement, cor. Elm
street extension and East street -Four good
rooms. gas, water, barn and garden lnQnire
Al room 9, ourrieg block, Tor price. 02u
TO RENT-House on Bachelder St, Up-to-
date seven room cottage. Apply TO A. N. Nor.
rieon, 50 South Main ~ ofW
TO RENT-suite " two once rooms n Chr
rier block Inquire Of X 8. Cufrier AL
TO RENT Hali suitable for private parties
or social entertainments, with fine plano.
Inquire Of IL o Morthen, y Keith Ave. 106sf
10 LET-Dinfng room and kitchen AZ the
Northern MOTEL for 4 boarding house Would
also like 70 let sleeping rooms furnished cora
plete, j. b Sanguinetti. 1919
10 RENT-Odicss, single or double, up ons
fight l. A. AveFilps oalding. l59I
TO RENT-Inrge basement airy ana light.
Inquire Of 1. a. AverilL SIT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR SALE Cedar fence posts, 6 IL fees
long good size 10 cents each. A. W. Allen,
Sunnyside Farm. JaEf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26
HELP WANTED

wANTED-wifhina few days. 2 Or men
over 20 years cid, neat appearance, fair educ2-
ton, for al summers job Ia tnls section. Adj
dress Glenn Brothers. Rochester, Nj eatt
Big inducements 70 statesmen Of ability 70
sell lubricating oils and greasas on commits
sion. Champion Refining Co., Cleveland. q.
1nne 4-iz-ip-zs
HANTED--One cutter to do some finishing
work. J. o. BilIodeau. East Barre. stu
WAN1ED--A frst-elass draughtsmans tn8
who understands full SIZING and alr-brush ete-
signing, also double entry bookkeeping. Ap-
ply 10 barton, Hayes ~ BANCROFT. City. toE1
WANTED Experienced girl for general
noueework IN family with children. Apply 70
Mrs q. r. Scott Sheridan street, Barre. e5tf
NANTED-Twu first class monumental cut
tors ana good man 10 carve and letter. Steady
WORK Union shop. Pleasant job. winter and
summer. VIM. Adams q Son, Lexington.
~ ssta
WANTED Girls for general housework. also
table girls and help ~ all kinds. Positions
found for all nrst-claes help. The Vermont
Employment Agency. branch Office, +. k,
Davis Office, Wood block, Barre. Vt 70ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
UNDER TAKING
L. M. Williams, Graniteville.
Telephone, Barre ios-2

Formerly Of Barry q waliams Of Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

FOR sALE--A modern. conveniently ar
ranged seven room cottage, furnace heat and
electric lights, barn, hen house and extra lotto
Nichol street. OFT Circle street inquire OF
Alexander Milne Phone 2l5-i2, t1u
Facing che park, modern IS room houses
has two bath rooms; house IL an finished IA
the wood. Large lot x to rods. On account
of IN health the owner will sell 80 saerince
For further description inquire Of the y. a.
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, W 3Oa
30 acres OF timber land IN Orange, about two
miles from saw mill. exchange for property IN
Barre City d. A. Perry Real kstate Agency.
Barre. VT @u
FOR sAT.F--Grist mill and saw min in small
town Water power and new steel mill; 81 inch
board saw, shingle mill, hath and edglng ma
chimes capacity OF min is about i0M feet per
day. This is a fine opportunity for any one
looking for q business Of this kind no comps
tition. With the property owner includes nice
modern house heated and plumbed, also good
barn. Price for All only $4,000. Must be- sold 20
close estate, d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre, Vt. esu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26
e. L. TAYLOR, Doctor Of Optics.
No 3 Morse Block. Main S. Esrs

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ofacs Hours Q q IN. 70 II n.
1850 10 4 and TO ,. ~
PRICES VERY REASONABLY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

TO RENT-Four furnished rooms For par
ticuIars enquire at Times ONCE. ssu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

TO RENT--A six room down stairs tenement,
newly papered and painred, modern conyen-
fences, ~ Brook street eotos
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-26

TO RENT-Down stairs tenement, u south
Seminary street. modern convenience, ready
Jnly l. Inquire Of +. 4. Parker, - Washing
ton street. fsu
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Hayes May spring Surprise.
LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Flve and one-haH furiongz. Pio
Pico. IL Preston. 20 J. Won: Gene Wood Is
Howard. % 10 J. second: Valley Stream. ll3 Ken
ueiy). 4 10 5. third Time I06 25. Waldorf. Gray
Owl. Sir Angus EFndos Ha1uis. Ed Ban, Translu-
cent and Light Comedy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and one-haf furlOnEs-
Lillium lS Howard 10 l. won: Placid Us
tMcGeel. % p second: Roberta, ~ CPrestoul
z 20 l. third Time. 0zI. DomithiT,a, Third
Chance. Cassie Arnog1Te. La severena. Dora Payne.
Lady Paret. EulaHa May. Cesarilass, English Mail
and Geneva also ran-
THIRD RACE-seTen furlonEs. Virlando. I05
Howard. 7 % 2 won: C0bhleskiI. l07 (Shrinerl
10 TO l. sec1Ld: Libert0. los lKennedy]. % l.
third Time l-ss, stoney Lee. Humero Teo Beach.
Woodthorpc. Ellie HcSnagcs and Sly Ben also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeTcn furl0nEs- Ruchanan. III
powers. y 10 !. Won: Redondo. i07 AfusgTaTel,
I3 20 20. second; Grace G.. l05 Russell 20 l.
third. Time. II . 25. Dixie Lad. ViTant. From
tcnac The Sultan. Canbyses. Rotr0u. and Silver Sue
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and oueeighth miles T. T..
Fryer. los (Archibaldl. p 20 ]. won: john Louis.
los Musgravel. . 70 ;. second; Molesey, 10 Gfc-
Gee). % S, third. Time. l53 3-5. John Carroll
also nn.
SIXTH RACE-seFen furlones. Prolific. 10,
iArchibald), TO 2 won; Higert l03 CRing). ls
70 5, second; Duchess of Montcbeilo. q RUSSELL
to I. third. Time. Is 35. Bright Alber.
Cherpe Christina. Rubic A., ard Skylark also ran
SEVENTH HACE-0ae and three-sixteenth miles.
Azo. IS Fam. 70 l. won; Miss Oficious Jos CNe-
Gee). 20 1. second: hi Caul Cap. III ButwelD
% 20 l. third Tine 200. Smrker Herman DOYLE.
Brancas. Uncle Henry NasmeritO. Little Nose
Solus, ST. Kilda. and Guise also rRn-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Four furiongs. Judge Quinn. I0s
walsh. "a 10 5. won: Intrinsic l03 tScoyilie) II
to 2 second Eddie Grzney. lO6 CTaplinl 70 !,
third Time. 0S9 Eleetrowan. Napa Nick. Salian.
Quality Street, Metropolitan. Madeline L. Tipstcr.
Eel, and Contracosta also ran.
SECOND RACE-Futurity course Cotytto. lo2
(Grossl. l3 10 s. won; Sererade 81 lDeverich). 50
% l. second; Fore 90 (Kirschbamn). Is to 5. third
Time, III Is Right Easy. Ace Of Diamonds.
Rosslare. Ozorine Fulford ListOWel sfatchlula,
Woodlandcr. and Chitterlings also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and ono-haK miles Red
Leaf. lo2 lscoyillel. II 10 s. won: Nadzu. lg Tap
linz 9 20 2. second; Fantastic 100 (Buxton) : 70 2
third Time. 2:se IS. Orcagna, Mention. Logatee.
Chaplete, A. Muskoday. Prince Of Orange. and
Marsie Mayer also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ODe mile Dandelioa III Tap
lnl 70 10. won; Rubia Granda, 81 ROSS. IS 70 5.
second; Boss. loo (scoFile). Is 20 s. third Time.
l:4l Is. Palo Alto and Wap also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Moorish King 10
Ross, TO ]. won; Yankee Daughter. i05 'tSco-
Vile, TO 2 second; Toll Box ia Dfeutry). Q to
: third Time. li2 50. Gadin Lass. RoseYale.
Footloose. Ida Hewett. AXIS Ar Ben. Pailas Yakima
Belle. Tennessee Boy, and Prosper also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sx and one-han furlougs. Oar
rington, us CdcIntyrel. 10 20 l. won; Little Siss.
l@ (raplinl, 10 L second; Jim GaTney us
walsh. l5 to l. third. Time III 2l Capt John.
knight Deck. Prince Gal. Benpos1l Darling
Roman Wing and Obey also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
JACKSONVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs. Lou Lanier 50
lBraun0nl Z % I. won; Johnny Wise. IL tGorsl.
70 2 s.cond: Dave Nicholson. III (TroxieT, third
Time. 0-S7. Col. Austin, sylph, and Marion =.
also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiFe frrlongs. Trey Of Spades.
i6 (MaTtin). 20 J. won: Little Osage. IL Gore,
70 ]. second. Canada, III fCOnley). third Tine.
lsS Is Birislaysr. Dew Of Dawn. Fresh. Aiystiier,
LarnDtrimncr Carrie Elder. Arthur Stillwel. Dandy
Dancer. L'Amour. and Tomochicka also ran
THIRD RACE-SM furiongl Eustacian, 95 lRol-
hnSl, 70 I. won: No Quarter. l9l (Fnnklinl. 10
5 second: Rubiola. 100 (Paynel. third 1me. -d.
Scotch Lass. Helen Virginia. Variation. Lucy
Young. MGnheimeT. Robin Grey. and Re-nette also
ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteeuth miles.
Hooray. lo2 QoEelD. 4 TO 5. won; Teeta H.. g
Reidl. to I. seccnd AuspiciOus l06 (Obcrt third.
Time SO Miss Yigllant. DR.. Young Counter
mand, and Lady Ethel also ran
FIFTH RAcE-One mile. Joe Failert III QTinl.
70 l. wen; Belle Of the Ball, IS CReidl even,
seoond: Alex Giant, I3 (Wcod) third Time.
10 S3 Camel. Odd Ella, Msrdus. and Battle AZ
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furiongs. Gay King. l0a
Hardy. 10 TO- won: Lillian Leigh l03 (ReidD
20 5, secondi Charlotte Hamilton. 100 CTro1ler.
third Time. los Is. Miss fnogene. Left Over.
Emily Almanac. C. Clamp. Spengled Banner. and
Joe Howell also rln.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
BETTER DIARIES WANTED.
Conference May Result in View
Health Inspection Laws.

As a result OF the conference on In
proved dairy farm conditions. q code OF
inspection viii be standardized which
viii be acceptable IN the three furssdle-
tons OF Maryland. Virginia and the Dis
trict OF Columbia
While the conference. which was At
tended by Dr.. T. H Hackie, state vete-
rinarian Of Maryland. and Dr. william
D. Saunders. dairy and food commission
er Of Virginia. was not productive or
any definite results. Il IS believed that a
later conference viii result IN ths su-
thorization of a uniform health inspec-
ton law.
There VIII be no attempt az systematic
cooperation and joint regulation until
the new code IS established. When the
exchange OF inspection scores Is made
the cost OF Inspection viii be lessened-
Statistics viii be fled and submitted IN
each Jurisdiction
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

The Marines. OF the Capital City League.
and the Advents, Of the Independent
League. viii play this afternoon at 5
o'clock on Marines grounds, Seventeenth
and D streets southeast. The lineup for
the Marines viii be as follows: Amy. catch:
Meagher. first base; Harris. second base;
Buesse, short stop; Berlick. third base:
Lawrence. left field; Snyder. center field:
O'Connor right field; Lewellen and Rick,
pitchers.
Manager Shurtlin has added another
game TO his schedule The Marines Will
meet the Commissioners on the grounds
at Seventeenth and d northwest April
D Saturday. May 10 and May 1. are
open 70 any amateur team OF the District
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
SALOON CASES ARE CONTINUED
Arguments kor the Bartenders' Club
end Others Made.
Justice Wright yvifhhoIds Decision
President OF Excise Board
Attends Hearing

Arguments were commenced yesterday
before Justice Wright. Of the District
Supreme Court. on the applications for
writs OF mandamus to compel the excise
board 70 issue new licenses 20 the Cham
berlin and Bartenders' Union clubs. and
to James Stevens. proprietor Of the saloon
known as the Dew Drop Inn
The Stevens case was the first con-
sidered- The arguments OF Corporation
and OF Attorneys Albert Snlers and J. s.
Easby-SmIth, for Stevens. were com
pleted, and Justice Wright took the mat
ter under Amusement. continuing the
temporary injunction against the closing
OF the saloon until the further order Of
the court. Adjournment was taken until
Monday morning. when the other cases
VIII be taken up.
Sitting beside Corporation Counsel
Thomas in the court room were President
Richards. Of the excise board, and At
torney Shoemaker. for the Anti-Saloon
League. Mr.. Thomas argued that the
exercise Of discretion IN the issuing or
refusing OF licenses was a prerogatIve
given 70 the excise board BY Congress,
and maintained that the court had not
the right TO review such a decision. He
claimed the holding OF licenses was not
a vested right OF the liquor business, and
that whereas a complaint OF 8 majority
OF the residents in the neighboThood OF a
saloon was necessary in the annuimeni
OF a license that had not expired. q re-
fusal to issue a new license was not sub
Ject TO that restriction
Attorneys for Stevens based their con-
tentlon on the decision OF the District
Court OF Appeals IA the lie Cuyer case
IN which It was held that the word ''con-
yiction. as used IN the regulations re-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
SELECTING ROUTE FOR TOUR.
PathhndIng Party OF Harrisburg
Club on Way to Washington.

Special % The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, April 2-The path
finding party OF the Harrisburg CPa)
Motor Club, which viii lay out the route
for a four-day reliability contest on May
3. 4. ). and c. from Harrisburg 10 Wash
ington, arrived in Hagerstown this even
ing. and will spend the night here.
From Hagerstown the party viii go to
washington tomorrow. At the latter
city they will be met by R. H Johnson,
OF New York, who will be referee OF the
contest. From Washington a trip win
be made 10 Baltimore. Westminster, Han
over. York, and Lancaster.
one Of the trophies Of the run, which
viii be made by at least thirty cars. win
be a cup given by Gov Stuart, OF Penn
sylvania. who is a member Of the Harris
burg club.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
SAFETY FOR BUILDINGS.
Engineer Commissioner VIII Care
for Public Structures.

Safety Of public buildings VIII be one OF
the important lines OF investigation
which viii be pursued BY the new En-
gineer Commissioner. Maj William V
Judson.
The construction OF school buildings
and theaters viii be the subject of his
special observation MAJ JudsOn intends
70 get the best possible results from ap-
propriations which Congress has granted
the engineer department
Among public works which the Com
missioner has visited since coming to the
Capital are Union Station. Rock Creek
Park. Sixteenth street extension. and An
acostIa Bridge. The latter VIII be re-
modelled in the near future.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Frank Gotch. the champion wrestler,
has a chance, by defeating Mahmout IN
Chicago and Hackenschmidt in Australia.
to win a small fortune. Gotch and Nah
mOut will wrestle for about $1,000, while
the match with the Russian Lion next
December will be for nearly twice that
amount.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
High School Bah Nine Wins from
Georgetown Under-cIassmen.

Georgetown Under-cIassmen.
Eastern Highs baseball nine defeated
the Georgetown Props on Georgetown
Field yesterday afternoon by the score OF
to 6.
Eastern scored four runs in the open
ing session, when Langmuir. who worked
on the slab for the embryo conegians.
was unable tn locate the plate. Whitney.
who did the finging stunt for the high
school team. pitched gilt-edged bill, hold
ing the Georgetown players to seven hits,
several being Of the scratch variety.
The feature Of the game was the heavy
hitting Of Capt. Gaynor. Of the losers.
who is credited with three hits out Of as
many times at the bat Score:
RHE
Georgetown Preps--. 0II3O-6 3
Eastern High 0 2 OOi 0-s 9 .
Batteries-Eastern. Whitney and Martin; George
town Preps, LangusIir. Moore. and Loeb.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Cuban RebeIs seutenoed

Havana. April 2-Se-gt Cortes, with
his son. have been sentenced to death By
the cOurt-martial which tried them on the
charge OF revolving IN arms against the
Cuban government. Il IS generally be-
lieved that President Gomez VIII com
mute the sentence.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Jim Corbett SIM Talking.

Jim Corbett Is stiIl talking He has
posted $1,000 in Chicago. and says he
wants TO fight Johnson Would Corbett
make similar proposition 20 KetcheU?
Gentleman Jim" could not be expected
to make a better showing IN a ten-round
bout than Jack OBrien. IL as good
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Waco, Tex, April Negro citizens n
several counties OF Texas have formally
requested the whites 20 permit them 70
elect one negro public school trustee 70
every two white trustees where the negro
population is large
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

The attraction on the Arsenal dia-
mond next Sunday afternoon will be the
Twining Athletic Club. The batteries
for the Engineers VIII be ]. Collins or
Howard and Ryan. Capt. Burke. OF the
Athletic Club team, will send his strong
est twirler 70 the mound.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

Louisville. April 2.-For few minutes
this afternoon the locals gave the Giants
a battle and made Mathewson extend
himself, something he had not done this
spring until to-day.
The score: New York. 5: Louisville. 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

The opening games of the Blooming
dale Athletic Club viii be played on
April 10 instead Of April 8, the Univer-
sity OF Maryland manager having
changed the date TO accommodate thu
local team. as the Bloomingdales hold
their crcss-country run on the Sd.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
Greek Throws Bun Olson.

Wfkesbarre. Pa. April 2--Jim Prokos.
the Greek middle-weight champion
wrestler, defeated Bull Olson. the cham
pion Of Buffalo. here tonight Prokos
won in two straight falls. The tine Of
the first was thirteen minutes. and the
second seven minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
TRINITY WINS AGAIN.
Shuts Out Lafayette for Second Time
IN Series.
Sr.-fa1 a., H.. TU..+,s---,-. IL

in Series.
Special to The Washington Hersld
Durham, n. c., April 2-Three straight
defeats and two shut-outs make a
broken record for Lafayette and Trinity
this afternoon, It being the first series
lost by the Pennsylvanians. Trinity won.
3 to O. H Demott struck out three men
in the first inning. but had two runs
made on him. Swank again pitched and
held the locals TO a single run and one
hit.
Demott retired after the first with an
injured arm. He made the hit OF the
day putting the ball against the fence
for three bases and dying there with
three oatters TO follow him The visitors
came near scoring in the ninth on an er-
ror OF West at third. The scorei
RH. E
Lafayette. 90 OOOOOo-o 3
Tfinity-.--...--.....-. OoIx-S /
Batteries-H- Demott, swank and W Demott:
CAN'T and Flowers.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03
ODDS FAVOR INDIAN
LongbOat Is Picked to Win
$4,000 Marathon Race.
DORANDO AND SHRUBB TO RUN

winner Of Big Event Gets $1,000.
Polo Grounds, New York, scene of
Struggle Starting az 3 O'Clock This
AfIernOOn-JOhnnyH Hayes, MalOney,
and st. Yves Also to Compete.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-03

garding licenses. meant a conviction be
fore a judicial tribunal, but not q con-
viction in the minds OF the members OF
the excise board