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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19
Notice.

Having disposed of my jewclry business
in Wnitefsh, all those knowing them
selves to be indebted to me are requested
to call and settle at once.
j. A. ROBINSON.
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NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS

take this means to notify the citizens
ice the coming summer in unlimited
quantities, and the service will be first
class whether in large or small quantities.
FRANK BAKER.
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W ANTED-SUCcEss MAGAZINE requires
the services of man in Whitefish to
look after expiring subscriptions and
to secure new business by means of
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Not only run it, but keep it in good
running order.
That's because of its simplicity which
is one of the things that has made
the Ferro standard wherever marine en-
gines are sold
Another is the accuracy with which
the parts are fitted together. And an
other is the fact that materials are ac-
cepted for the Ferro only after they have
been proven to be OF the highest grade
under rigid tests.
Ii you could see Il Ferro being built,
from start TO tinisl-see how much care
is put on even the unimportant points,
you would know why it is the delight OF
the expert as well as the amateur motor
boat man all over the world.
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DO YOU WANT TO GOTO COLLEGE?
If so, we can help you. We have al
ready put hundreds through college by
means of our plan. Write today for
full information regarding our offer of
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lege. Address Robert j. Sherlock, 1881
East 22nd Street, New York City.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS

LODGING-The best rooms in town.
Furnace heat. Baths in connection
Mrs. J. Duncan,
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WANTED-Man and wife without chill
dren to do general farm work; woman
to cook. Address D. Haskill, White
fish.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19

FOR SALE-Business corner, 5OxlO9
feet: 81 200 can get it if purchased
within the next thirty days. A snap
for somebody. Inquire First National
Bank.
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WANTED-A few more customers for
hand laundry. Gentlemen work only.
Silks, laces, lace curtains speciality.
Address Mrs. H. W. Peasley.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19

FOR SALE-Four acres of land near
town, with four-room house. Suitable
tor chicken ranch or gardening. Price,
$500, part cash. Inquire at this office.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19

WH1TEFISH DYE HOUSE-An kinds
of dyeing, cleaning and repairing of
ladies' or gentlemen,s garments.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19

FOR SALE-SiXteen and half acres of
land; close to town, along river bank;
nice spring creek runs through place;
bargain. Inquire at Pilot office.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-03-19

FOR SALE Corner lot, 5Oxl3O feet.
Close in. A bargain at about half
price. Good residence or rental loca-
ton. Inquire First National Bank.
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FOR SALE-Clarinet, with case and mu
sic stand; cost $75 when new is in
good condition; will sell for $50. In
quire at The Pilot Office.
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j. A. ROBINSON.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
RenauIt Car Is Winner In
"A Hour Auto Race

BRIGHTON BEACH. y. 7. Aug Is
TIE Renault car driven By Charles
BasIe won the - hour automobile race
here tonight in 80 as you please fash
ion. The car travelled 1850 miles. IL
miles less than the record made By
R---tson ana Leschault last year. but
IT. s.--es more than its nearest rival IN
this race.
The final scores OF other competitors
follow. Rainier. DisbrOv and Lunden.
SIS miles; Acme No 3. Batchke and
Maynard. Sss miles Palmer Singer.
Leschsult and Howard. SO miles; Al
. len Kingston. Hughes and Egicli. SIS
miles. Acme No. 4, Eantine and Kzyouh,
$50 miles
TIE finish was one OF the tamest
ever seen here. Il was apparent early
81 the day that the Renault would win,
while track conditions preciuded any
possibility Of record time.
-Four Of the racers which started
81 10 o'clock last evening failed
10 fnish-the Stezrns. wrecked IN the
fatal collision last night, the Fiat
wrecked IN collision with the Allen
Kingston. the Lozier. which turned tur-
lie on turn IN the early race. and the
Houpt. Withdrawn today
Nearly 10000 spectators Witnessed
the finish
Laurent Crosse. driver OF the Stesrns.
whose spine was broken in last nizht's
fatal collision was operated on today
His chances Of recovery are slim The
other persons injured viii all recover.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Expert Golfers
Take Part in
First Rounds
Nearly Four Score Players Be-
gin Medal Play in the
Mems Competition
Special Dispatch 10 The Call
By ARTHUR INKERSLEY

DEL MONTE. Aug. 2S.-Neariy four
score golfers took part today in the
qualifying rounds over 50 holes medal
play of the mems competition On the
first IS holes in the morning DR.. c. H
Walter and c. F. Newton returned the
excellent scores OF Il each. but neither
did so well after luncheon
The trophy for the best score IN SIS
holes was won BY P Z Hayne OF Bur
Hngame with 1853. total 14s. Douglas
Grant and c. D. Whyte tied with 147.
and other good scores We're as follows.
+. c. Newton. 14S; {. F. Tubbs. las; Dr.
E H Walter, F. L Frazier and J. A.
FoIger, 154; H Speas Black. F II.
O'Keefe and A. White. I55; Captain j.
s Oyster, 15s; p Horribly and ". T.
CARLY. 15S; George Nickel. $50
John Lawson and Arthur J. owen
tied for sixteenth place with Isl. and
viii play on over three holes The six
teen will enter the FIRST round OF the
match play for the Del Monte cham
pionship Monday morning. playing from
scratch. The next sixteen viii play
for the Del Monte cup with handicaps.
There viii also be third and fourth
flights Of sixteen players. with trophies
for the winner and runnerup in each
fight Full details OF score are given
in the appended table
~" ~-.IS <~-s,1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Fort Erie Races

BUFFALO. y. Y Aug 2s.-Grstna Green
w0n The Canadian spOr-s-nz1's handicap b. -
lengths al Fort Erie today SUMMARIZE
Firsr race SIX furl0ngs- yperfc1 H. los
a. Reid 10 >. W01. Woodla1e. 10 ia-
Burrs4- = 70 I. second. George W Lenolf- li-
fEaplini. 70 l. third Tine lis 40 Marel
nGar. King Conmoser. Night MIST EdgslE-
Second raee. I've and a haf furionSS. =
yszr cids-hinx solomon. ID fT- Ricel- -
&, ). Nen. Engllsa Esrher- 10 j. Reid %
L second. Paul Davis. IL &C. Burns %
Z. thf-d- Tine I-os- Gerr Ferra1d. Ceclltan-
Iosn Mooney. WoOczssa Amanda Lee. Shorl
Third race. SIX furi0uss- hand5ca2-Pajsrol-a-
IL tTaplIrl- I % 3 woa- Prime Ahmed. -
&c. Bu-uSl 1 % 3 second. Li-rle Usage. ita
u Reid 70 l. third Tine. 1.l3 Is S1ilev
Csrbett also ran Pajsroira and Prince Ahmed
coupled zs BedEeil entry.
Fc1rrh race. one and 2 sixteenth miles
Canadian sporrsnan's hardicap-Srsrna Green.
Ross ; 70 !. second. Tem Harvard. % Tap
In. IS 70 : third Tine. - S. Second
of record Creel. Center slot. Old Honesty
Fifsa race. SIX fu-lo1zs yssr oldS-Psnu
lis &c. Buns. 70 2 rcn- Belle Gen. lo2
Howard. 3 70 :. second. Fgrez- 100 fTsplin'-
3 20 s. third Tine. lis 10 Chef kee
slxrh ra-e. ore and hslf ures-Doubt. les
a Burton, Is . 8 Uc1. Colonel Ieb. ~
Paul II 70 L secord- Rad Hassar. LOT &C.
Burns 70 = third Tine. ~ ~ Old
record 2-551z- Arre1szifr Duuvegan. also rsa-
seventh race. ere ard al eighth mtles-LadT
IL Reid > 70 l. Second lie Wrestler, is
tIapiin} % l. third Tine. Isl Che
pentec. Pedro. Trenarso. Harry Ricaeson. also
ran
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
BedWell Adds
The Wrestler
To His String
Jockey Joe Noffer Again Riding
in Germany After a Term
of IdIeHeSS

Before leaving Saratoga for the Fort
Erie track. E. c. Bedwell sdded The
Wrestler to his string and lost Hans.
The Wrestler. trained by Preston Burch
for the Chelsea stable, was entered for
$500 and Bedwell advanced his price to
$1,000 at which figure he secured him
J. 5. Ward, acting for A. Weber, claimed
Hans from BedweH for s1.e50.
Jockey Joe hotter is riding again in
Germany after term of idIeness. He
is under engagement 10 Weinberg, the
Hamburg banker. for whom George
ter down several weeks ago because the
stable was in hard luck. He thought
that change OF jockeys might help
matters. and while hotter was enjoy
ing an enforced rest Johnny ReiT and
Willie Shaw rode the Weinberg horses.
The change did not help and as the
stable continued 10 lose hotter was re-
stored 10 favor Soon after Notter rode
three winners for Weinberg. and two
for Jimmy Mccormick. The latter con-
tinues TO enjoy good luck with his
stable.
When Tom Shaw quit his bookin z
operations at Saratoga he was a big
loser on the meeting. George Rose.
William Cowan and A. J. Levy are also
heavy losers.
Francis C. Bishop, who paid SOS. 600
to Edmund Blanc for the Flying Fox
stallion. Adam. and subsequently, sold
the horse at Paris last year for s57 COO
says that NJ Blanc is organizing a syn
dicate with the object of purcha sin z
him from the Hun garfan government
and re-estabIishing him in France The
performance OF two OF Adams first :
year olds have demonstrated that
lost a za7d
was allowed to go TO Hungary A colt
and FLY by Adam have shown espe-
cially well. The fly. Marsas. after de-
featfng the best 1llies in France. met
a bunch of colts and beat them. Bishop
sold Adam In France last year owing
to the dismal outlook for racing in this
country.
John E Madden sold Sticker, his Fu-
turity candidate, to Frederick Johnson
for $4,000.
Trainer Charles Hughes. who went
to Louisville TO take UP Henry NJ. Zeig-
ier's yearlings, received telegram
from Tom Welsh asking If Hernlis was
for sale. the lowest price and how
many mares were bred TO him this
season After consulting with Zeigier.
reply was sent TO the effect that
Hernis was not for sale.
RI Thomas does not believe his COLI
Flying Squirrel win regain the brilliant
form he displayed at Los Angeles last
winter. He does not seem TO be able
TO run either far or fast Carroll, an
other star of the Thomas stable. has
been fred and turned out for a bowed
tendon. The Thomas string is at
Sheepshead bay IN charge Of Henry
Mcdaniel
The St. James stable. owned BY Trv-
ing H wheateroft OF. British Columbia
headed the list OF winners at the re-
cent Windsor meeting with $3.50 to its
credit
tive of the German government. SAYS
the breeding establishment of J. B.
HaEgin near Lexington is the best in
the world. Herr Kess1er is IN Ken
lucky buying horses for cavalry use
in the Germzn army.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Niles Remains
International
Tennis Champ
Successfully Defends Title BY
Defeating James of CaIifor-
mia in Straight Sets

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE Ont. Aug.
2s.-The international lawn tennis
tournament closed tonight. Nat Niles
of Boston. Harvard champion. success
fully defended his title as Canadian in
ternationaf champion. defeating James
of California in three state sets. Beals
Wright and Raymond D. Little OF New
York won the championship doubles,
defeating the California team, James
and sinsabaugh. Summaries:
International championship doubles-Nrs- Han
nam. Toronto. and Miss SteeTer. Chicago. beat
Miss Sutton, California and Miss NeeIy. Chicago.
6-1. 6A
Doubles. semihnsLJsnes ana sInsabaugh. Cali
fornia, beat hirkover. Buffalo. and Nat Niles.
Boston. g.. 60. Wright and Little beat
GIassco and Baird. 81. sc. ell.
International singles semihnaIs-Jsnes Cali
fornis, beat Baird. Ontario champion. 6-s. 7-e.
SIS
Handicap singles. men's-Klrkcver Buffalo.
defeated Bridges. Cleveland. 81. 6-s: Lee.
Buffalo. beat Baird Cleveland. by default
Bs irssf7 Tara California beat
MIA. beat Sinsabaugh. California st. ga
After playing two sets Sinsabaugh cefaulfed
TO allow lanes TO enter the challenge round fresh
against Nat Niles
Championship round. sinsles-Niles beat lanes.
MIXED doubles. chanpI0nshIE-slrs. Hannin
and Baird Of Toronto beat Miss Sutton and sin
sabaugh. both OF California CO c.
Ladies all Canadian cn2mpionshir,-3fiss Louise
Moyes defeated Miss Fairbairn. Toronto. s-2.
Mems handicap. ehampIanshfp.-Lee. Chicago.
beat II. ID. kirkoTer. Buffalo. $3.50.
Championship doubles-W Wright and Little beat
James and Sinsabaugh. 6-3 ID
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Della Derby
Beats Charlie
In Fourth Heat
Only One Race on Closing Day
OF Chico Meef Is HofIy
Contested

CHICO. Aug 2s--The closing days
races OF the meet under the auspices
of the Chico driving association brought
out little more excitement than on
former days The first race was the
only one not won in straight heats.
Charlie T. after winning the first heat
rushed Della Derby hard f0r two heats
before the event was decided The
third and fourth heats OF this race
Della Derby. Charlie and May
entering the stretch punched TIE
fourth and deciding heat was won By
Della Derby after a hard hght from
the half mile mark with Charlie T.
In the s.l0 pacing event Queen
Derby had everything her own way.
winning in straight heats with Freely
Red a dangerous factor in only one
heat
The first matinee race between Ma
tOma and Rock ly was called on on
account OF the withdrawal OF NatOms-
IN the matinee for class horses
O'COnnOr's LADY Alice and WannOps
Gladys Moore put up a pretty race
Alice winning the first heat handiIy-
and the second heat through the break
ing OF Wannop's horse on the stretch
The first heat OF the class G matt
nee horses was a dead heat between
Big Sis and Little Dan. Little Dan
finished first in the second but was
set back for breaking under the wire.
giving the heat 70 Flyaway- Big Sis
was the joke OF the course before the
race. being blind and driven BY a 225
pound man but after The first heat
was received with cheers as she came
out for the second heat Slow time
marked all OF today's races and little
interest was shown bT the few specra-
tors present Summarizes
First race. 2-l2 class trgtting- purse 500
Dellz DERBY 81 N b Charles Derby-Nora
d &C WhI-enezdb- ------- 60 - . Z
Charlie 7. b By zoIbro' &C. L De
Nay T. eh N By sIontersy-lIsIba lHsi-
Nonier.t. b b woolulaa-Alr'rTar &C.
Iime-2.ii. s.lzs.. az. e-is.
Second race. 2-l0 class. pacing purse $40
Queen Derry n By Chsries Derby a.
G. CIucell' .---l 4
Freely Red y Red Nsdium-'liss
Joe M-Grezor. ; by Fergus NcGregor-
Joe Young e. z Ward ------------- 3 , ;
Milton Gear. sh ; b. Harry Gear e. De-
Tine-e-l2. z-l0l4. ..Ifls.
Third race for class MATINEE horses. own
srs 70 drive.
Lady Alec. b N w :. O-Cuauo-i ChIco..---t
GLADYS Moore b T. - Wanu0pi- ------2
Joe Dick b 2 wendell NlIlsrl- ---------- ; ,
Time-2-27- 2-23.
Fourth race. for class c matinee horses oWa-
FIyawaS- , N dom sHval. sae-aueuto-
BIZ SIS j. Martini. Sacramento dead heat
Anoaa L m Cgn- Leach. Marysvilie- ----4
Little Dan Charles Hslpnensti1sl
dead neSr
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Reno Races

RENO. Aug- 2s.-FIrsr race I'VE and a half
farlonrs. selliug-PsIlas. 1N4 Peak. to l.
won. Alice Collins i0T fOtisl. even, second.
Queen Bessie. 1g7 fChrfstfef, s 70 /. tni-sI Time
los rs Miss Beaumcnter and Lady NJ zagan
also
Second race. seven frrlongs. purse-Sapps IoS
fEisenzapfl. TO l. won. AkS-Ar-Ben I0s Got
toni 10 second; Bud Embry. 10 twickeryl
21i 70 l. third. Time. Is 20 Cocytus also
started.
Third race ive furlongs the Casino selling
Rose Dz1y. i07 tCostonf. : 20 I. ven: EInadaIe
IL eOtisf % 70 l, second: False MN. f10
Peak. 3 TO 1. third Time ~ Ressn. pr
Sherman. Governor 0rmaH- Happy Chsppy. also
ran
frrachi 2ls to L. wen. Deneen. los sCoetonl
Z 10 I. second. Taskmaster. los ETullett1 10 1
third Time 1ssa Ten Reid ard Aendon also
ran
Fifth race. four furIgnzS. purse-Dalsy Frost
TOT fCufstinl. 70 1. won; Lucky Mate. 90 "a
Thomasf- to second Indictment Let fEssen-
zapff 70 ? third Time 40. San Barber
Esther u. SaueT u. also
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
There Will Be No Regular
Running Races

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CHICAGO, Aug zs.-There will be
no regular running racing in Illinois
for a long time vet The balloon OF
hope which had been slowly hllinE az
ingalls, park during the week OF the
VIII county fair exploded with loud
report this afternoon when Secretary
Hagnus Flaws announced before the
first race: There will be no racing at
ingalls, park next week
Sheriff Williams. with a big force NJ
deputies, was at the track to see that
the law against gambling was en-
forced
No gambling will be allowed" said
be. ANY one caught gambling will be
arrested We will not stand for any
game here that IS too tough for Chi
CO. They can go ahead with anything
they want TO go ahead with there"
These announcements were bitter
blows TO the crowd which went there
from Chicago
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Saratoga Races

SARATOGA Aux- 2s-FirSt rae seven fur-
longs. selling-1faEuma. I 10 I. w0n. ouanfico.
TO l. second RcTai Captive. II % 5. rhfrd
Second race. Beverwyek steeplecAass about
two and a hast miles-sir Wooster t. ?
wan: Byzantine 70 1. second. Pretty Michael
Is 70 l. third Tine. 81
Third r4ce. SIX f1rlongs-ChickszaW I3 70 s
Won. Amelia Jerks. 70 l. Second- Shannon *
70 l. third Tine. lis 2-s.
Fosrth race Saratoga eup- one mile azd sfx
furlongs-0lsmhsls. TO 5, wgn. Tinferxreer.
- !. second: Pas and Needles II to
third Time. 2-5S
Fifth race enc mile-Ri0 Grande 70
won. Dreamer. 4 70 l. second. Queen Nsfraret
20 l. third Tine. I.3z
Sixth race fTs and half furlonzsEzara-
teeas. sTen. vens Rowland q seeona.
Jack DenneEien. . l. tAiEd- Time. les A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
Three Men Are Accused Of
Wire Tapping
Seed Dispaleh . The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali
BUFFALO. " U Aug. 3s-Three
men were arrested here today charged
with wire tapping. With them were
found telegraph instruments and para
phernalia used in cutting and splicing
wires. July 10, according to the police.
poolrooms in various parts OF the coun-
try were hit hard by wire tappers II
IS believed that the men may have
knowledge Of the other raid II they did
not actually conduct It The men ar
rested gave their names as John Con-
nors Cincinnati John Travels Pitts
burg. Pa; Edward Kelly. New York
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
HAGAN CHALLENGES WINNER
-Sssc;aI Dnsateh 10 The Call

san JOSE. aug zs.=Hsrry J. Hz-
gar. corporal in the United States cav
airy stationed al Fort Ethan Allen. VI
Is here and has issued a challenge 10
ire winner OF t0nOrrows world cham
rfonEhtp sword contest between Cap
fzfn Duncan c Ross and Major r r
Reid % Szn Francisco HzEan Is said
70 be rhe most expert swordsman in
go czvzIry service.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
JOCKEY PHILLIPS DEAD
Sn.ciaI D. b IL Calll

ISpecidI D5pdfrh % I nc laliI
BUTTE. Mont. Aug 2s.-Danisl Phil
lips. a well known joker. died yestsr-
day at Pocztello OF hsmOrshase- He
was veil known IN this city and Ana
conda- where he rode horses during
the race season just closed He BE-
lonxed at Arcadia. Cal, and was on hts
way home with car OF horses when
ovsztaksn - dsath
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
American Association
OF THE CLUBS

AZ Louisrilie-I,ouis~iIle 3. Columbus 6
Al Toleto-Toleio 10. Indianapolis q.
At s. PsuI-Ffrst Eane-KanSas City = St
Paul IS Secend ezne-kansss City II St
ID NL.nsapoIIs -aLIIw.nEes 70. Mlnns.p0Ii. Il.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
LAgolE son TRADED

CLEVELAND. Aug. ga rumor that
Napoleon Lajoie had been traded to
the Amerie ans was ennphaticslly denied
here today BY the secretary OF the
cleveland team
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29

Tomorrow the professionals. each
paired with an amateur. viii take part
in a competition over IS holes. medal
play. professionals receiving money
awards and amateurs taking trophies
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
ingalls, Park Races

JOLIET. H. Aux She opening race %
the card today SIX fu-lonss for nou-
winners az the r1eet1g- IL proved a ronp ~
Youthful. which led al TIE wav and wen
easily. there was as good IS TO ! against
The winner Sensible was second and Rose1urz
strength q MS race yesterday. and AZ post
tine rlosr q the s-boOkies'- had no better rhaa
even rronsy against him He Dromineur
IN ne race al the way. though he got 81
badly Summarizes
FIRST RACE-Six fu-iongs- year clds and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-29
KETcHEL AND LANGFoRD STILL FAR APART

Willis should
his way to New York 70 arrange the details for the
nth the black man and ms manager There
always done the If he make the Gotham
n longn
can not be stopped or beaten at like this
follow shortly does that the made the ma
local willing
OF making and S~
thr
He vast too
make
Is he weizhe n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-12

PETITION TO LEGISLATURE.
 The following petition to the Legis- lature was filed with the state secre- tary yesterday:
 The Bridgeport Gas Light Company to increase it's capital stock from s1,- 300, 900 to g., ,0O0, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-12
MONEY WANTED
 FOR INSPECTION
Board of Education Fayors Health Boards Plans for Medical Supervision of
 School Children.

The Board of Education is going to ask the Board of Apportionment for $2,000 for medical inspectors and a nurse. The inspectors will be physi- clans who will go to the schools and examine the children. The nurse will go into the homes for the purpose of telling the people how to take care of the children who are sent home by the examiners.
 There will be four examiners who will be paid $250 year to begin with and the nurse will receive either $500 or $1,O00. There is grave doubt if the money will be allowed by the Board of Apportionment. A. M. Wooster, who met the board of Health in relation to the matter. said last night that he had been opposed to the plan, but after considering the statistics collected by pr. Ober of the Health board, he fav- ors the plan.
 Dr. Monahan declared that diphtheria is rarely ever heard of during the school term in cities where eXamina- tionss are made.
 Dr. c. w .Deane, superintendent of schools, was granted a two months vacation during the coming summer in order that he may visit Europe. He in several years, but had saved his time for the European trip.
 Secretary Hallen was ordered to draft testimonial for Miss Genevieve A. Walsh, who recently resigned as a teacher in the Nichols street school: She intends to enter a convent.
 The appointment of a supervisor of drawing will probably be taken up at the next meeting of the board.