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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-16

only assembled a small foothill along
side Mount Mckinley and not quite
one-half as high as the monster noun
tain this hero conquered-on paper
It was Barnum who once said the
American people love to be hlunbug-
ged" Time alone will prove Cook
never reached the pole but in the
meantime nothing can prevent his go
ing down in history as the greatest
romancer that ever lived, for he has
told story that fooled all the world
and Mr.. Stead
William n. Armstrong.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-16

peaks beneath him. One could be
there at the same time of the year,
ascend the same foothill of Mount
Mckinley from which Cook took his
pictures. and bring back pictures you
coud scarcely tell from his-pictures
of the same smaller mountains taken
from the same angle and on the same
side, so there can be no mistake.
But after we return with our al
most duplicate pictures, the commit
tee you send with me 10 see fair play
where we go, and from where the pic
lures are made, will tell you that we
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-16
BLOCKADED

Every Household in :. Bennington
Should Know How to Resist 1t.
The back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more.
Lots of proof that Doans Kidney
Pills do this.
It's the best proof, for it comes
from Bennington.
George II. Benjamin, South street,
r. F. d., No 3, Bennington Vt, says:
81 was sufferer from a lame back,
resulting from weak kidneys. The
secretions were irregular in passage
and unnatural and | also had dull
pains in the small OF my back. l
tried a number of remedies, but re-
ceived little relief. Learning of
Doans Kidney Pills and knowing Of
cures they had effected, / procured a
supply and began their use. After 1
had taken the contents of four boxes
my trouble had entirely disappeared.
now feel better in every way and
give Doan's Kidney Pills the credit
for curing me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-16

g. "A - TO R Z "A.
Bears the 7lhs Kind You Have Always Bought
sSs''''' N<HAzIAu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


Muslins for &c at veale & Knights.
New invoice Of white waists at Perry's,
A daughter was born Monday TO Mr.,
and Mrs. r. somaini Of Foster street.
Clyde w. Perry returned last night
from a several days business visit in
Boston.
n r. Davis returned this morning
from Burlington, where he attended The
commencement exercises at the nniyer.
sity Of Vermont yesterday.
On his own admission to the court.
Harry Stowe was sent ~ the county
jail at Montpelier to-day FOR not less
than 70 nor more than 90 days for ap.
propriating a snit Of clothes from his
father and pawning it At local store
for two dollars.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes.
terday were G D. Dykeman, Fredcricks
burg Va Fl. D. Brush, Toledo, Ohio;
Aaron Beeman. fiftIeton, N H.; George
d. Small, Concord: G. Il. Kimball. St.
Johnsbury; D. P. Lamere. c. j. Pierce,
Charles Silverstien. Boston. George A.
Mc0mbre. New York: William Kinney.
BurIingtoni r. F Hilbert, Salem, Mass.
The continuation Of the public hear
ing IN regard 70 candemning land belong
ing to the Central Vermont railroad com
pany for highway purposes, which was
To have been held yesterday afternoon,
was very short. In view Of the attitude
OF the railroad officials, the council de-
eided not TO bring witnesses To show
what the land cost the company and
what the present rentals are. The hear.
ing was closed Immediately and the coun-
ell went into executive session to decide
what 70 do in the matter After short
session the council adjourned until seven
O'Clock Thursday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
Ladies Tailored Suits

At 5000 arc three Suits in blue and
tan. Suits are made in good shape; coat
is SO inches lnog- with striped mereerized
lining, has regular coat collar, lapel poe
ket and is finished with button
At $500 arc a few Suits in light
and dark shades. These are Suits that
are among our best sellers, no two alike.
but you'll find nearly al sizes. Coats
are made 80 inches long and lined with
tho best satin lining in plain and striped,
have good full circular skirts IN va
riety Of styles. Here arc some exeep-
tional trades. Former price was $500.
AT $4,000 are a few Of our best
Suits in worsteds and fine prunella
cloths. Coats are made in the best 80
inch length style, are lined with the
best silks and satin Innings, in variety
Of styled skirts. Former price $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

White and duck skirts, SOC up, at The
Vaughan Store.
White skirts, 500 each, all now, at
Veale S Knights.
See Abbott's special values in short
coats At half price.
Outing suits, negligee shirts and straw
hats from the Frank McWhorter Go.
Eismanns frozen pudding viii be
served at the Red Cross Pharmacy again
to-day
Mrs, Eliza Humphrey returned 70 her
home In Waterbury yesterday after a
visit at the home Of her daughter, Mrs,
G. i. Woodwork.
Mrs. c. S. Andrews and daughters
went to Richmond this morning, where
they win visit relatives to-day aud to-
morrow they viii 80 to Mora, N. ",
to visit at her former home for two
months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30

We are making a deep cut on all odd
Tailored Suits to close at once.
At s11.OO are two Suits, one blue
and one light color. in medium size
They are good style Suits and are made
by our best tailors. These are Suits
that have sold at $3.50.
AT $3.50 are few odd Suits IN
medium light shades, just what you want
for summer and early fall wear These
are Suits made Of fine worstcd goods
and lined with guaranteed satin These
are Suits we have sold ali the season
at $500.
AZ s14OO are three odd Suits in
a tan, rose and blue. These Suits are
made in the best se-ineh length coat
with full circular skirt. Coat is lined
with guaranteed satin and finished as a
$4,000 Suit. Former price was $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
Reward d The Faithful Servant.

The Merchant Prince had sent for the
Faithful Clerk, who confronted his
master tremhlingly.
Jenkins" said the Merchant Prince,
'you have been in my employ for twen-
ty-tive years.
Eyes, sir" faltered the Faithful Clerk
Twenty-Five years today, Is it notf
'Yes, sir. Thank you, sir, for re-
membering Il"
aTutl Tutl You have been an honor
to The House
"Thank you again, SIR
''You have proved yourself worthy Of
my confidence.
~Oh, sirly
aYou have grown gray IN my service 7
Eyes, sir"
Jenkins. az SLIGHT token Of my
recognition az this fact / have present
for YOU. Pray accept this bottle Of
hair-dyeln Woman's Home Compan-
ION for July.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
Ladies' Tailored Suits and Coats

Al $1,000 are a few Of our best
$4,000 Suits Of the season. Colors me-
dium green, blue, and brown These are
Suits that we have only had one Or two
Of this season and are our best snlues.
The style aud finish are equal 20 q $1,000
Suit
LADIES' SHORT COATS.
We have left on our racks few La
dies Short Coats, running from q to
80 inches long; are Coats Of which we
have only one OF two Of size but i
your Size is here, they are extra values.
At s3.7B are an Of onr Short Coats
that have sold at 1880 Just hall price.
AT s45O are few Coats in coverts
and mixed cloths, that are very cheap,
being Coats that have been selling st
SS.75 and $500.
AT $500 are all Of our Colored Coats
that we have been selling at $1,000
AT 5000 are a few odd Coats IN
variety Of cloths Were good values at
the former price, $1,000. Also few
betctr Coats at the same reduction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED Boarders Il Mrs. PATTI, q Foster
street. 9it1
wANTED-Neat capable girl for general
housew0rk family 81 adults Mrs. G y, Nj
lar, n FRANKLIN sEFeeL S9t5t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
Wash Goods Marked Down

good opportunity to buy desirable Wash Goods at
low p-ces.
piecet Windsor Mercerized Plcssi that was i7c re-
duced to II lie per yard
pieces Silk Mulls in handsome designs These were
2Sc your choice only I7c per yard.
10 pieces Dimihcs. Lawns and MusIins 10 close at
&c per yard.
PERRY O. CAMP.
Telephone a. II and rs Main Street Barre VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
A. p. Abbott GO CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN


G. s. Andrews vent TO Richmond on
business.
children's white and eolored dresses,
25c At Naughan's.
Miers sanitary barber shop offers the
advantage Of a perfect shave.
NJ. b. Turner Of Boston was bust.
ness visitor in this city to-day.
II we don't sen you, we both lose
money The n d Phelps Company.
Miss Margaret Robertson returned to
Boston today after visit at her home
here.
Mrs. G G. Perkins and daughter went
to Lowell, Mass, to-day for visit with
friends.
Public dance in Woodmen's hall, July
5. 0ilbortsOu's orchestra Of SIX pieces.
so cents admission. Ladies free
Perley Buchanan, instructor in Tufts
college, returned 70 bis home in this city
last night for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleophas Galaise Of
Brooklyn, n n. were guests At the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cayhue yester.
day
The Italian Athletic club base BAH
team and the GfaniteYille team win meet
at the Rangers field At f:s0 this after
noon.
The f. L. smith company's granite
Office was moved from the former cut
ting plant to-day to the c. W. Averill
building
Mrs. Anna Carroll, Miss Flora Murphy
and Miss Gladys Carroll went TO Old
Orchard Beach, Maine, to-day for two
weeks stay.
The women's Guild of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd will hold its regular
meeting ia the church on Thursday even
ing, July !, at 1880.
Remember, Tony makes and sells the
purest and best ice cream at wholesale
for picnies and parties. or retail at the
fountain or to carry home. Tony also
furnishes other necessary picnic supplies.
a crate Of nice semi porcelain dinner
ware, fancy pattern, has been shipped,
up through mistake, which we viii self
at cost prices, to close out quick, rather
than ship back. G. n. Kenyon s. Co.'S
Bargain store.
Mrs. J. II. Cook, Mrs f. NJ Tayntor,
Mrs. w. A. Perry, Mrs. ". E. Braistedi
Mrs. F. A. Cragg, Mrs. +. A. hutchinson
and Mrs Charles Fleetwood went to-
Mortified to-day to hold . meeting OF
the Woman's Missionary society OF the,
Baptist church at the home Of Mrs. e. CT
French, who is member OF the society
If you are in need Of any goods IN
the hardware, plumbing, heating or sup-s
ply line, obtain orr prices. Many haYg
tried TO buy goods oil equal value at
lower prices and failed. Few succeed in
purchasing equal values at the sama
price, unless they come to the N. ID
Phelps Company.
The Biiou theatre offers to-day the
great French drama, La Tosea.n With
this wonderful picture, the silent dramai
gains another masterpiece. Iesargy,
Alexander and Nine. Cecil Sorel, the
famous French actors and actress, play
the leading roles. The scene is laid in
Rome in the year 1900, on the eve OF
the battle of Marengo, when the whole
country is in a state of terror and it is
doubtful whether Napoleon Or the Aus
TRANS win have the upper hand. Inter
woven is the beautiful but tragic love
story Of the noted public singer, Floria
Tosea, and a brilliant young artist. This
picture alone is more than worth the
admission fee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


J. b. sangninetti has painted his
houses on Central street.
Gordon RiddelI, q Elm street, for
alarm clocks, from sl.00 up.
Standard patterns are always correct.
Perfy's is the agency for them.
Visit second floor for specials in ladies'
summer underwear at Vaughan's
BE aire and see our l5e bath towels,
or fol 2se, At Veale 4 Knights
Charles Torrey Of Mortified WAS a
business visitor in this city to-day
Public Scotch dance, Niles hall,
July Ord. Gents, so cents, ladies free.
The Frank McWhorter Go. has the
Lord and Taylor line Of fancy hose.
None better.
The Sortwell and Aldrich building on
North Main street was improved by
painting yesterday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Coralsie and children left
to-day for vacation to be spent at
Joo's pond in Danville.
Q. A. Kent Of Liberty street reports
that be has had green peas from his
garden for the past three days.
Regular meeting Of Barre lodge, No.
1873. n. +. Q. p, tonight Members
should make a special effort 70 attend
Mrs. Davie returned to her home in
st. lohnsbury to-day after visit al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. j, ~
Corskie.
A great reduction in trimmed and uu.
trimmed hats during the month Of July
at Mrs G. r. Woods, over Hendricks
drug store.
The Rev r. A. Poole returned last
night from Worcester, Mass, where he
preached Sunday at the Union Congrega
tional church.
Mrs. Henry T. Averiil returned TO her
home in piermont, n. H., to-day, after a
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
The Misses Elizabeth Brechin and Cora
Batchelder left this noon for Old Or
chard Beach, Ne. where they win spend
the summer.
I will give 5000 reward for the re.
turn Of a dash board which was stolen
from a wagon II my yard last Saturday
night and for the conviction Of the thief.
w D. Smith
I will give 10000 reward for the re-
turn az 4 dash board which was stolen
from wagon II nay yard last Satur
day night and for the conviction Of the
thief d. D. Smith.
Meeting Of the Universalst church at
church parlors Thursday evening at 8
o'clock AN deseons and other officers
are requested to Re present. All stand
ing committees will report.
There viii be a meeting Of the teachers
and officers Of the Presbyterian Sunday
school. Thursday evening, July ], at
1850 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. John
Phillips, spaulding street.
win al the members Of the Queen Of
the Forest circle please send IN their
due books at once to Mrs. Mcqueen, 1
AverilI street. for the auditing Of the
booksi Per order the recording secre-
tary.
Mrs ]. N. Cnrskie and children and her
mother, Mrs G. r. Davie, left this noon
for 81. Johnsbuy On Friday they viii
20 to the lattcrs cottage at Lake Sc. !
Joseph for q two weeks stay. They will |
be joined there BY Mr.. Corskie.
"Tony' has secured for the stone /
cutters particular benefit, through |
broker in New York. Magrnisia Eifeer
vercenti Impefiale. Makes splendid I
refreshing drink, aid digestion, helps /
headaches Safe for anybody to take /
Cost 20, 80 and 50 cents bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30

Mrs J. II. Cook, Mrs. f. N. Tayntorf
Mrs w. A. Perry, Mrs. ". E. Braistedi
Mrs F. A. Cragg, Mrs. + A. Hutchinson
and Mrs Charles Ellenwood went to
Mortified to-day to hold q meeting Of
the Woman's Missionary society OF the,
Baptist church at the home Of Mrs E. CT
French, who Is q member Of the society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bargain table q wash goods, Sc yard,
at Naughan's.
"A reissue Of pension has been allowed
Every II, Whitcomb Of Orange, at the
rate Of fifteen dollars per month, from
June Is, 1909.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30

q md IS wan street. Barre. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

25e dress poplins only l9c yard as
Naughan's.
A meeting Of those interested in FORM
ing a foot ball team viii meet at tes
Rangers grounds Wednesday evening at
seven o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30
Band Concerts Base Ball Games
Each lay BY Strong Teams

A big entry list has been
secured and some Of the best
racing ever seen in Vermont
is assured. Watch for hand
bills.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30

@The Daylight Store1
Now is Your Chance

by styled Suit the Of the material Ihea odd
Suits medium light coon Suits that have been best values Of the season
values we anxious g the
these Fall stock These last seasons suits but our best
Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
75-MILE AUTOMOBILE RIDE DAILY STUNT
OF F. BASSETT, ORIGINAL BASEBALL BUG

Frank naasctt ~ the champion
baseball nut
Tie lives in ilopk inaeilie. kv.. "a
little matter % fa mites frnm Nash
Vile. Tenn. bat little thing llko
that doesn't prevent him bWrninu un
the roadH every day iu HIS bio
French murder waHon g. gul aff d
10 % fofefsstng ball game ln
You've got 90 pass the manaoea Co
faruonfa
uassett De- medical student has
bale OF those LOUIS Rfunn things
amounting tu about hundred thou
planted whore tt brings him $500 "a
month. and be WORKS iu blue broad.
cloth
haasett once umuifed in tho
southern League PRECEDENT ikaKa-
naWRh wasted sa00 month ola him.
when be might have had hlm for
nothing ilut then the president
wasn't hep 90 hasacttH wvaknoaa.
So hH duled cut the kate
liaaHHtt has tn pay Tie penalty Tor
hts FUN The time he 9n0HAa ehunf
tuN cross country aud umnlffnH
bites Into hts study hours 80 hard
DO has Co Eii np until 2 o'clock every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
CArRoN DAWES N WINNING
RUN. AND uAS FOUND nt>
ENE Al LAST.


Again we won
AMI al that ID was no clnch. but
e. nice piece of uphil work a.
Rny hiil .cltmbins auto race you ever
II fact ap to the big rally, there
HAD been nDtninE 60 tt hut Ducks.
Seattle had cuH1r rcgulaFY to BAT
a. o. usual iu baseball aamcH. hut.
save in ihe sixth. when two runs
wero NfAagVt Hcfeas, 1htnanlt thu
bic aark horse from oregon. Was
puaala and there was nothing doinE
furrYiuE Harry ou Sue other
hand IVES treated vory diareepref-
3aily ana hattad am over thr basin
ward hy tbs pucka for three FtfN
large rtpa, 60 which they added an
either On the fifst % the ninth
guess we don't Know Mike,
n" ist me eosllnes think ihey had
swallowed the afapea till the very
last Nhirl 40 TIE trough. tuon with
the lower eud 20 the ltat up. De sent
IN NrAeker. tpftief Alken. Ray
raegd and Nepron after gAaetie.d
Gsnrela to drive los tho winner after
Roy bat tied up the sceFe.
MaktNa tt a-& im tne Hunie book
ana Georgia vita homer go ram
oue. which DO ala not do. merely
going e. first base and watchlnE
The tgu while Aiken broukhi in sac
siaoa Vancouvep ana Aberdeen
each inst Yesterday this drops foft.
lard altn a. hang Go the cellar and
leaves seattle away No iu tnr taNs
mpat garrett with a neat iittla aao
tucked away iu a safe place. Ard
team that's no soQd. fuh itf
THE aHHFH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
FAMOUS PRINCE" DIES
SUDDENLY IN CHICAGO

body wnH placed Ia a copper lined
coffin and handled with ali tho cHfr
usually accorded a. human remains
Tho dog was owned rs Francis
HrAH q wealthy wine merchant ~
Seattle The fine animal had Zee
ord - saving ulna iiNaH and had
faken countless tiae ribbons "a dos
shows ITO was ~ have leeH shipped
back Ga Puget sound the dh5 hH waa
taken sick Veterinary surgeons
wrre cailed tn attend him but iheY
were unahiH Or save his iifr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
NOTES OF The
!= GAME .-

Well. Rueas that hoy capran
tun't die S8 600 btamtYT ~ there ln
anyone iu seattle nnw WHO doHHn
think Mf iH worth iNr Ffa.n hg HnN
better beat a. George found hi7
csc yesterday for faif. Hat $40 HHt
dos ana was robbed 81 another ~
"a lucky aurHa made enc ron. 500
brought thr winner acfpHa. ana thRt
iH rulHE one uf two.
Pug Bennett failed 20 make cor
ueritunH yesterday. huf hiH HtefaK"
80 far De- we'll above thH suW Wafh.
and HH fan'f meFfFlnH unF neither
are uo. Pug has hiH of days. bnt
fhff don't come Oftrn
Afhnflald made an error fHHtrf
day. Dot fhHt 81 noihinH INn nni
cf6shsr started hia career ~
uflitv man hF fuminW through STU
4 tmo aarhef Tlat iH tho Kind "
place Gardner has been reiea sf1
nanny shea arrived iast niHht
from Portland aud VIII uN ont ln
3 Nuit to-day THFrT rhrHfA tNt
ne pnfks and caeshi ihe game yes
rrsiev Raymond looks hsttes
atUre daN TeHleN was fn ttta
trarue some years ano and wee ~
So to aeteiop. iie has certainly ar-
nmN Ftisk battsA some aHaim
reateg6aN. though hia touch dta DOT
runnt Tor 81 mneh o. 90 sunday
flaFfE ffuan Waa tnHfH"o HN 10Y
nlaa Yesterday. but hH Kept thrm
3 nftffea ana tAnV only tfAk f|A.
rttnN HAIRY mhH mighty inHhF az
tAaf 20 got awAY with the saHH@
Mig Anderson VIII pitch tnAaf
ard ihiuhr he can ssf tNeE
hBs rams f@o. fant he tie arhehaif
EMawHNaF
mo way fhr last hair suenk re
sHnrk hsfk 10 che chairs yesterday
see a lesson So them. and e. ait
ssfa 81 cot closely fgilaW The HrrRt
matinnaf gamse No WAHmH Va MnH q
fnsf nMtN fhr fact bail IN peg hrh
ana ranaht That o. almHfhihg ~
SHOULD hii remember There never
~ IA moment MNen there iHut
chance a. win whether ~ lH We
firaf - the seventh nf sue last ~
fha ninfh We cant slwnFe ten
shen W 30 coming but g aiwafH
rtmca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR
BIG POWER BOAT RACES
An RACES Will ma uEEp oN
UNION nav AND ~ AAkE
WASHINGTON.

The first announcement ~ enc
official schedule Cor the motor boat
and yacht races o. 30 heid dufins
tie A=N.-F. WAS made yesterday bi
eifiC tnternn tipuai rpweg Beat aaHp.
eiafioa Tho Seattle Motor Beat
club viii have direct eharac o. she
esVntH. which are ~ follows.
Iuff a.
Firat heat fasfput u1-muterl
free faF-nil DO miieA first heat ta.
foot tfa-mstsfl. az miles FIRST heat
se-ruat. 90 miles. firal beat. is+fouL
gaty a.
rtrst heat t0-fost u9-nster1.
.far-siL Be uiiies first heat a4.
foot 1e-metrrf 81 miles fiFas hrst
gf.faat. no miles aefana heat. -.
foot 10 miles
5ufr 2.
second heat. ssfpaf. free for an.
80 miles. Second heat. ss-foot. ffea.
gisnes. special lonW aiassnce tres
saiy
Third heat ta-faut fi9.meteFi
third heat Select tf4-ulefer1 thifH
heat. is.seuts backward rare. Oh.
Jaty .
Third beat e. foot third best.
81 fons tuN anfs Nsfs Beats uuiif NW
huFa aMdeF M years ~ age
gaiy 10.
HanafrAp foF all former contest
ants tanntF miles single hest time
allowance taken from previous fess
pieted or Abntn days class ~
s~espstaAss
Business chances. page 6. Read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20

LOS ANGELES, April ia~rhat ~
pays 90 nbey che raieH and Fesuiss
iiuHH If racrtrack rtprl iHllt
when ghe officials are wnfehiHs som
AZ the opinion ~ Jockey HehiilinE.
who has iuHf lnsf "a yearly salary II
f9t.a8a. because be did MOT uFe up
60 tha rules
HhlNing maH nrf down hy enc
Judges for continually indulEinE in
humuiaE matches in races The
eud came when b. fsrced e faVufifc
auf ~ % in a frorni race ana near
~ hFnke another iaehryH leg
AehtHiug vac One af fnr highest.
pfiesa riders Boa the country. and
had made a uaua FOR himself hy
putting uVrr skinner after winner
rhiesa Hehiiling 81 Tsluaiatrd
which IL not likely hn viii b. nn-
able g. ride in Europe neat Yesf as
hn bad Intended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-20
SPORTING NEWS

cation m iits tlll after ho had boon
trained fur something olee no
wanted 90 DO doctor. and went
through long hard course az Nutfe
Dame Uut he Wna rohNNd out to
me baseball noid nnd became ono
nf the huHt college eHtrhtfH % the
country
fn 1885 Powers cot hia NJ y De-.
Froe and decided be could make
more money stopping foul tips iu
the hiM lnnaub tNHu waiting fnt ph
ttanta iir played with IouiHViile
a while then went Ga WaahiHHtuu.
rhan tn indianapolis where connie
Mach grabbed him away before The
aummhr came We hMH been win
the Athletics ever HiNeH
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BIG LEAGUE SCHEDULES
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