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MARLBORO TRACK TURNED DOW.
Jockey Ciub Refuses . License. bot WI
stand for Phe Days.

u is evident from the appended letter
that the Jockey Club intends 20 exert
plenty 81 authority over Eastern tracks 10
future II the new Marlboro meeting con.
iinues more than Ave DAYS IL will be De.
clsred an outlaw by the New York turf
solons Here IL tho oricial status Of the
case
4. = F1rod. FSS Manl -. So1tasr- Ns7RsaS
Rdcfrd AssnctJhOH. Marlboro. Nd
DHAA STR. A. meeting Of the stewards of
the Jockey Club held al Saratoga on AuEus y
your letter OF Angus, =. addresses 20 August
beinnoni. PSI. eh.iFHsa Of the jScssJ Civb.
was .ubril',ed. ami ! am Instructed 70 10 form
you that the stewards cennot grant you = necuss
inssmuch A. your track IL uoder one mue 10
length
u you tun as fair associari on they BEG 70 call
yeuf attention 20 the following resolution. passed
by this club In ieoa
RssoirSd. That where races are held under ths
auspices Of q bona hde fair association IN COO.
nectton with the Interests OF the fair association
itself ana not OF . lessee, the Jockey Club VII
not grant license but will not take cogniEAnes
OF sueh races as reins In violation Of their ruies
provided, however, that no other irregularities
come 20 theiT attention and provided The meeting
does not conginue for more Than i've days
On motion. duly seeonded the meeting a.
iourned. ALoHHNoN DATNoEaYrnLo.
Assistant Secretary.
Manager El.od asked for . sanction 10
race a. the new track In Maryland from
september 20 TO October is
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nov ING.
Curtain for the OniciaI Racing To-Day
Crews for Boston ana PhtladeIphiA.

With the Middle states regatta at Phila-
delphiA and the New England regatta on
the Charles River a. Boston the curtain
goes down on the ofioial racing season.of
1910 The fixture AZ the Quaker city 10 a
trife more Interesting 20 local knights 81
the ashen hlsde. for most oil % the clubs
around New York hold membership in the
Middle States Association. while not one
has the slightest connection with the New
ENGLAND association Outside Of who may
go 20 the schuylkl from Long Island or
Brooklyn slx crews viii go from the
Harlem River and two from the New York
4 G. which 10 Q better showing than Phfla-
delphia would make II the regatta vas held
here One OF the New York A & entrie.
- Charles kusche. the stroke OF the senior
eight and he will row IN the in'ermedi ate
single SOULS That his work will be closely
watched 10 certain, for he IL tipped as one
OF the coming scullers OF the East and he
IL going To devote all his time 20 that branch
OF boating new year.
II was planned that the Harlem Rowing
Club should he represented at Boston in
the senior doubles but at the last moment
that event was dropped from the lie, be.
.asss = did not OH Then Capt JACK NasIs
u the senior quarter mile dash and Fred
fueS>el in the senior singles at Philadelphia
Gordon and tho Haricmi,s thinks tina, with
wash TO the QUAKER The HarIsms also
mediate singles HAIRY McCu'Sheon Viii
carry the Harlem colors in the intermediate
The Metropolitan Rowing Club has entered
PhIiadsiPSis. and as he has been I prsp sq rins
irinE line a. the finish He 10 sturdy
fellow and handles he scull. we'll enough
10 make good showing Emery OF the
s1on s sha ns x Sar we .sn HSr sg nss: =
she'll crew II - the biggest Effort tho Nets
hsys made ,.d,, in the IoSinS line Tits year.
with cenipedes At Philadelphia 10th
crews have been training for some time and
run ~ Tssst'Ss his Ss"r sh..n c ne E %ss
poor showing and ~ u worthy OF note that
they have tried 60 do something TO heIp
the sport At some stage
The Park Department has started in IN
build bulkheed along Scullers row New
pie: hsve be- dnSea along "a front Of
the work VIII continue as FAR as the CTescsnt
hou-e u u promised by the PARK DE
sn,Tsi br .s ieanE =, s III BE- built from
Scullera row. 80 that the clubs there car
Be rearhed more conveniently from the
Manhattan side Of the river
The Nassau Boat Club had intended u,
send a couple of entries 10 Phlladelnbta
bur Coach Johnny smith could no, aroms.:
much enthusiasm among the oaramNn "a
the Middle states Was allowed 10 iapa.
u Sa- eIpected hat Dick Mann ~ N.
New lork G would make fne showing
N all uf tho scuulhg events this year Ue
did make a splendid star aud won his fr",
event Of the year on the Harlem River In
progress. though for soon af,sTws,d h.
bought an autOmQbils and took 700 msnv
10Y rides This Tying around - NOT the
- axes the muscles Of HE spine and he has
make the drive With the oar. "
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WIN. fiur-as PsS-a pur-ass ass. % vsu..

I,1HIffsF fH. NuaffafIar H-f.afsgi
HH' u~Ir fen 7niI- ru7Itn rsfef
..... utr.H -Br= r-=fsssiar fff-rrs-l~
..s ftfIsrurs rack H NeaHfa The
.H.r sa-- sfar'esi ff1r1 pppfsifs si.i.- - 90
cool. Hri Gauu~' 1vsfhaui-st Ens' ard
.ts-.-i E.Ha i8 no fhIfi ~ - 80 'hirt ul,I.
EHaf 80 nv ht- arpsu~nt fss 49, iur'h-
.n ru' ,.orIis' asain ra--ssi atm IN 40 ntnsh
ni.- Ths Ausrtllsn Eniu~,i q quarter ~
lap Hn H. sftsS pas-ins him IN th- ntnth
mole Frt Eun he match BY hires quarters
I.ror1- steiner, of Hieasviiis. L. 4. -an
no y.nr'sr mile nastonal amaisur cham-
\ s.d-sn = penmsrE s'sinsr, i~sds IN the
sra : p.,in,s. Chs-,sr smith hss = poin,s
ari irans Mats and Henry Nantsu briss
trtu. o. Krarnsr. American Champion.
eun ile open prufss-ionai tbss race from
ratrick O'~ulhvan H=hif srhout any par
'i"nl.f trouble The hampton did ~, r'd-
- failed % qIalnv ~ hts rial hssr
Nuir~vs The amateur champion n
"i~ ~ a'' 80 , 1p 's5 49,
vn~u 30 nu,-h"i fourth 10 tho amateur
.HIwpt1n-hip event The evrer's predict
p come. s"rasiom.-Y :" The .'ssrlT BSrsei
board saucer .raraS
The summaries
= yu,f'-r Mic NauossI Amateur ch,mBiop,h p
smith u1sIwTns . D. fhiri "a Andrews To
r..ffo roHftu Ttrne 81 S sr~onds
Hsi vile HN9licap. professional -Cass \
rs on bN felIy Wllir gton. Val. shurg ~ yards
F swim. NesaFs. - Yarts. srrund tHarlez u
stein HropsNn. ~ yAris 'hird prtr, iawr~nc-
~an lfnnrlsCo. A. vAris. fourth WaifFr Uardgett.
ga TaID. . NaTds gfth Time. 50 seconds
TO Nile hshdi.ap. Ana,rur Won b, tdam
Brl erman. Mohask & . Yards neti CO~n
Pas Oranxr - yards s~coni Time ,niauis,
"a srrnnds
Thrc' Nile Oprn. Professions Avon
~ rank Kramer. Past Orange Pauick O'Sull.
an Nrhir Australia. second Philip Wright salt
Lake city ihrf fr~t q West San FTanctsro
fp4f'h Fr-i iiu. Boston. ffth Tim. a minutes
- seconds
Ten Mite Human Paced Pursuit Match Between
Alfred Goulei. Australia. and = Root Ro-toa
Won Is GoIil~' Time. ~ minutes - seconds
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BRUSHES on THE SPEEDWAY
Judge BOardman the TopIiner. Among
the Pew That We're Out.

The pcs'ponemen' ~ the nnal Parkway
matinee until next saturday left tho Speed
way Practically deserted yesterday morn
ing. for the only ones who took advantage
NJ the splendid condition Of tho upper
stretch we're the few who did not go away
on cup winning expeditions for the summer
There were enough stars present 20 furnish
good sport and plenty ~ spectators 10
applaud. a. ~ was cyp~~ted that yesterday
would open the fall season
James Murphy had hts black pacer Coast
Mario. 7iI'.. and his chestnut tro'ter
Kim. 2i7s. on tho drive, but the latter
did NOT enter in the ra"inR Coast Marie
was cent on" winning heat with Hugh 4
Ril@y's hay PAGER 30 on Time a. an on
pon@ni Harry I. Toplity'a matinee favor
tie. Judge BoardmAn. had thinRa pretty
Tnu' his own way and defeated averythin z
on the drive. trot'er- or pagers James
Holloway sat behind the Judge and in
his Nrst venture he cent him 20 tao u II ha rIes
rhan's Dandy { - driven by Gus o.
came down The sirc'' b asnin and again
hut tho best he could DO Was 10 finish ne,
and mex with Tho Judge In the final tilt
Judge hoardman also had everything
his own way IN settp with william S~Ott {.
Elliott n
Neither Mr. SCOTT nor his favort,s reIished
defeat aud they looked around for a
competitor whom they saw chan~e ~
defeating Bv lucky chance Leo Mety-
RaTs Erav geldinG II" lap was ael~rted
and he was iuzi good enough 20 give them
a splendid race without defeating Elliott
y After heating The Jap. Elliott n went
bark again 70 try HE luck With Judge Board.
man. but the Judge won hv Two lengths.
BASEBALL w..hI.g,.a .,.rL. to -ssy. 10 % and
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Giants herkeT. IlaN4le0n hlghlan1sTs
.HrTprWI ACElNeen NaIsh Miller First hase
on errors G.Ant' Highlander. : Left . hase,
Highiandr's F.rsl base on balls. On Crabbi-.
! or TlOW psnn o. MArquATd. ! STRUCK OFT
b. Thompson. ~ Hendricks : ~ Vanguard >
by - INN ! hT Fisher Nome r4n Davidson
Tao nas- hif trase Sacrifice hit Hemphlfl
Sarrf1ce fly Poster Stoien hsses Dani-is
harqIard lipgblc plays Fhompson ana Mitchell
SchArfer and Fletcher smith. Fletcher And VII.
son Hts or Thompson. In three innings
or Hendricks, in Tire" innings OF GrAbble
IN one inning OF Vanguard. ! In four innings
OF quinn. noGe y TAO iunlnFs % Fisher nOas
IN one inning Hlt hy pitcher by Thompson
MArguari Umpire N chie' LArrinr Yield nm
plr- Dineen Time hour an - minutes
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JIMtICa BIT WOTOR no ,rG
Race foe championship CHps 81 the
waterway League.

Fourteen Ia mnica Bay motor bat. raced
Tor Tho championship cup- u The Wafer.
Nsy League under the auspices o, the
iamnirr Bav Yacht tlub Yesterday For
some reason not eNpla insi By 'he con, r,it'ss
the cour-s for ell the classes VS. increased
from eighteen 70 thirfv-twp miles .ust
prior 10 the starting ~ The contest IAs
starting hour Nas not set bark however
and a. might have been ~ p~c'ed " va
long afteT ColorH befOfe n. boats ere ttmei
only scven ol the starters succeeded In
covering the FIJI course The winnsfs
however, we're not announced a. the CON.
miiiee was not positiNe Of The rating 81
Of 'he high speed boats to finish our.
selves wss Tho Only one In tho op~l lass -
ca hin eraf' home Not one % me standing
cabins had finished within the time limit.
The summary
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Rudd, Gathers In s~,mm,n. Prizes.

The annual atsr carnival Of the Amer.
can Volunteer life savers vas held At tho
sanitary Ba'hs a. south Reach. staten
Island Yesterday. ami joseph BUDDY.
New YORK \ e. won the silver cup. tho
prize ofrrr for the swimmer getting the
mo-' points Rudy made a showing la
al Eve events, Winning 'ha half mile swim
taking seCpn1 place IN the iOO yard hand .
,tu. second In fh.' ~ ward vim. third IN
10 fancy diving event and first m the
canoe ''l' n" vas scratch man IN all 81
the swimming events
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Runs -lefse1 city HAbsi-'n. Cltmeut. John
soa. HErfoIa F-uri1ssss- Pfeian, hoffman
Sullivan stolen hAs~s WI eelcr Han ford Two
bA,s hit AhS'-ln. tlenent Itton PheiAn
Three base hits-Hanf0ri Elston SArrta,r hits
Ahs'~'n. Hsnnlfan ncIbe plss = HArui'sn and
Batter Fsn1ond HAnnifAn ami Abstein Deintpgrr
snd ahstcin. >irI. out ay Stioa ? ~ Nison
fiFst base m balls-On 81 tton 2 81 Wilson
Hi' hy rit hey Sit'on wilson Left
On bases Jersey tipy = Providence FIRST
bIs~ "a errors r-Jerscy city Providence !
mpirs IN rhief Hailigan Fteld umpire
Byron Time hour and IS minutes
SEWARk 2 sALrTAoHR, o YIRsT oAAn
SeNaTk ard Baltimore divided a double header
Ia Ne~afk yesterday The lad'Ans won the nfst
game The visitors made their game q shutoui
also Norouey winning Eitching hOuOrs against
RUDE NAddell. The scores
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NATIONAL LEAGrE.

ctNcIssATt. Ffrtss-sa o. FxaaT saMa
CisrtsHarf. sept ttngl1nau and italalTr "a
pruss even this afisfnoun. ths arals stanina ~
1fsi game AMI Htftng 'annit1 hafl. and iosing
~ -seund h~shs sss siki n ~ serona nami~
ann hit Support 80 poof IN ths ihiri iuning
Or ne frst game TugGs 80 IN lresi stfina -
ne plttr taataf. snl fIrr-eded him pifFh@I
ai'h = hanfagrt ha1I. aud altnuuah 10 49, r'f
haris Enssl f4ppuft argf ~ fifNtes tom sc0f
~ - saffuua nanu n.aVa "a lice Hrf.
McMha1 snt Wagn~t ssEe features
he sfufss
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NTFf'IT ~ Uf5T.It7 70 THE ~.
PANS sept a-1 The race for The Prix 40 IA
Nonatts nm francs. about LOO meters
was r'lu AZ hAn'illy to-day and was on hv
Beers Palmyra Frank J Gould's Pauyre
Rose Michel was second and EphrIzs :
lIpa third The fockevs we're stern
Childs and 90 ounor The priN lie chan .
THY. 5000 france. about so meters vas
won by Nandsrbits ReinhArt Gheet =
Ripolin vas second. and kAlekiAns CArou-
bier third, The Jockeys we're O'Neil.
Stern and thilds
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American Association

~ Miun'a pnIi. Minn~aVOHs - paul 1
st Milwaukee FIRST game NiuAuks~ Kan
a. Gl'y Second game Ai'gaIs-~ 2 kansas
rs.
A. Indianapolis First game Tolumhus = In
dlanap0lis. J ~cco1d zane oiyrnrus = In
diana potts
A. toi-to FIRST game Toledo 4 IoIis,tll. o
second game Toledo = i.ouisyils
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: Wicker, 10 The MINI innIng

'Hsr'~i FOR N!ckers In the nin,h inning.
Baltimore o o o 90
Newark .... n o. . o =
ans--NewsrEISchhsy: Aylsr SaeIinc. hit
or ballS-Oh Nlekers, Struck out BY Lee
5: BY Nickers. Hit by pitoher-By Nlekers
.sCharyi BAks-Nieker.. Double plays
Louien and Ager Dunn and schmidt LETT %
hAses-BAlrmore . Sewsfh. - Umpire IN chief
and - minutes
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Raselban Nntes.

Tom Hues'on and Jerome KeouEh begin th~ir
cham plouship pOnl uatrI - Doyr's room In
Fot3 srcont street 90 ror-us nighi and Doyie
viii Ask Ndung hig Rag" baseball players In
tosn 20 attend
q Hr'dnGity tooG charge ~ he SeVarb
'rafn last year. being Wi'h n al season W. DO
not amos fls Ag-
u FoH. Waterbury,. conn h Il nght Tho
hrs' f'rp ueE have nothing % 10 with he s-rond
plIc There ar" '"p 'rsis and thsy split 'he
Tye
NE league Eam-s pre- sutsd by rain yes'erday
we're ne bsfroi' hirago, GUS Cardinals And
81 Louis ClevTlsnd contssfS
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Runs -SinctnhAu- nesshsf FEan. I. Nttrh~I
Pnsk~rt GaspAr Two hase hits-Paakeft Ryrne
Tufv- has hi's- Mitchell. Lober' Stoi~n tasrs
leach. Wagner DOubis plays-Wtl-on ana
hyst'. Lohcr' Fgan and Hobnt1si fifst basr
On bals- 90 ~uggs. ! 0fCAmnitf. l. OF CaspaT
Mid pitch amnis struck out ny SuEga I
b. ferrl, 1. by tAmni's b Gaspaf 2 fsft On
btse~ Piti-hurg ~ tincinnad tm1ife In
chiei-kgleI f'eid unpirs -fmslie. Time (:
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Game. Scheduled for To-day.

Philadelphia In NeV YofE: washing'on "a
pos'on St Louis In Detroit Cleveland 70 Chieago
Morning and afternoon games IN each rtv
NATtOsaL LHsorE
Ssv York IN BroOkyn. boston In Phiadeiphia
ChlcAEo m Cinsinnau - Lnfiis IN p1tfshurg
Wording and afternoon gam - IN each city.
ISeTHHS LEA0rg
newark IN Pro,td~n~~ leroy city IN Batr.
more Montreal IN Buffalo. TOrOnto IN ROches'er
Two games Ia each city.
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HIEhianders Giants Brooklyns Beat
xbIanderS-BrookIyus

new shoys ~ whom there vas big crowd
present. AS PLAYED a. Washington PARK
yesterday Two mixed teams. called by
courtesy GiAnts and HiGhlandsrs played
and The Highlan isr- beat the Giants.
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. cEcIssArI. as.ooSn o,NI

waEner Hys', Wilsoa Cincinnsd -Bescher ;
HobaLel rpU haze IT. -CAmpbeh three base
hits usnn Bes~hcF stolen bAaes-BYrre
Leah wagner Miller Doutls y--NcNiTAn
unasslsted SeTrinrc hlt-EgAn. firtt hasr 90
tAll--DT necbr. struck out-By Be-be !
Lrit N bAsss Pit'stgrg S CIncinnau = I'm
ulre "a chirf-Pyi~r Flrli umpire Emsli-
Tine ! aCur and 70 inu'rs
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
yEHsEr cIrr. 5. rnovIpEScE.

PHovIDEScE n / sept I-Jsrssy City wound
Up the series here to-day taking the hnAi Fame
~ Rocky Point and BREAKING even the series
Siiion proved problem for the home team and
except IN the sixih the GTays could not touch
him In the serood ard eighth innlngs the
skeeies landed on Wilson. getting sevea 81
was taken ~ and left the game a. the end % the
siIfh The srore
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southern I.eagne.

A. Memphis Mobile. , Memphis I
~ New ORLEANS First gAne Yea OrI~ans :
Chattanooga. o Second game IA ''aaooEA ,
New OrlFauH T.
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Runs-Raitnore- schmidt, Nichols. Dunn.
Goode Sacrifice hit-Sehn1ld' Two bas- hts
Frick. Seymour, Rgan. FiTst base On balls-Oh
WAddell. J. Oh Clssry. I on MAroney, . struck
oui-By WAddeli, 4. By Spade, I. by Maroney. A
Hi' ny pitcher BY Wsddsu Dunn First hss-
srror-BaltmOre Left on hases- Baltimore. a.
Newark. : Umpire IN chief Vtnnrran Field
umplre-HursL Tlfne-i hour and 70 minutes.
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BAsEBAll- games. morning and afternoon
y I Amer. - Athlrfios American LeaEue PsrE
lot game. 1913 A. Il. - game. ) 30 p. N.-Ads
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NgHNSN FA"NHa hfEa8aNs
AZ yleksbuTG -vleksbuTg. e. HAitissburE. =
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NEWPORT. Sop, The hand.om. cur

which was offered ny the Newport Gof
Club in isa5 20 be PLAYED for annually until
some member won n two years has become
the property Of Augustus Jay, who won
the tournament in 1901 and again this year
There was a field - eleven PLAYERS con
testing for the cup this year IN an eighteen
hole medal play hand cap and Jay came out
on top with a net s~Ora OF - The e~ores
OF the leaders were a. follows
Augustus Jay. 20. IFS william GAmmeli
81. y AZ Gren,iu Kane. -, 90 James Brown
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BASEBALL wsshing,"a esrk. ts-day. 10 % and
?. n. BrOoklyn 70 New TOrE. Adm. SOc.-ISs.
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~. Z. sEvAEE. o-sscoSp oA~z.

W.Rsrsd for cIsary 10 The eighth inning
an: .rs32 ....... 3 9 3 Q -
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UafdneF " White, The Eastern Inter.
scholasti" champion, who will be the young
cia'ion di-'Lc' won the handirap Tor the
presldeni- cup Yesterday ~ the OAK land
Golf club "" made - and PLAYED from
scratch The cards
Ga-1ner " white s-rA,ch ar H. Carlton
g. IS Haven. -: 5 y. Dr n Carpenter
~ Peck I" y. n Gordon. Jr..
q ~ George vpshur. 100. 80 soft
Mcknight iOi. IS - " l. BoErrt 10 100
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Tho Inch over 'he pos' -ea-on sNries bs.
tween ~" Highlander and 'he Giants T.
said 20 - ~" ~ IN" National % gue -sh-sl .
ule. Nh-rh does nov rlo=H rho season At
the Ipio Grounds urfl October IS the Boz.
tons winding 40 here ON that date N -
O,'Oher o. and o. "a con 'un r'i0n with Tho
Rnmcz ~ NeIulat Tor September T. or 10
and 80 dDi4b," up 30" game wi'h the Fhtla
de ghlt- ~ October a. win that ~ O'f0ber
~ IN" irEhlpuf"rs ,i0-" ~ champion.
ship 4slzpH pU tr'ur.r v.fh no Rcd SDN
~ tho 80. her 10 circumstance. Do.
ciuiIrg ne pTpI0-ei changes ne tItn's
aul NIgAlu VheT= ,pIli begin thor zerIes
on October L.. uIUwbI- 'uv Inc ~prid'-
series. ptt.' r.ssIu pT o. thor lis' 'nsr
York tear. tsl b"'lu-" ~ the interest
ALREADY -E..,r fr ~" lOntl -arHss If j. ul4rucsl
70 plaf 'l" 'r.f game ~ he Poi. Grounds
he,aI-- "i o." sf"I'er eating Olpa .i'y
with no N"w York tracks rIos~t tho
po'lr"nn- lri hand Dooks are still dong
bu=Iu"-- 'I'rin reach ~ local sUeouItfors
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c"nia. Nnr Gr"'l7" the mI'"rtal
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-06
CHAS. S. MAIDEN AN
NOUNCES FOR REGISTER

The announcement of Chas. S. MAIDEN
for county register brings into the
Washington county contest a promi-
nent citizen of the 18th civil district, a
district that, although strongly republi-
can, has not had a county official in
many years. The writer has known
and been personally acquainted with
Chas. S. MAIDEN for twenty years, and
with due respect to every candidate
for this office, and without regard to
political affiliation, | am free to say that
l know of no man in the good county
OF Washington who is better fitted to
fill the above named office than is
Charles S. MAIDEN. For years he has
been one of the most successful teach
ers in the public schools of the connty,
and wherever he is known he is regard
ed as a plain, unassuming christian
gentleman. He has ever been a repub-
lican in the fullest sense, always ad-
vocating the majority rule, and always
supporting the nominees of his party,
his political attitude has been so well
tempered with common sense and
sound reason that it has called forth
the admiration and approval of his
fellow-men, regardless of political SEN
timent or party faction. The citizen
ship of Washington county loves and
recognizes true, noble and pure man
hood, and among the splendid men
who are aspirants for the office of
county register is Charles s. MAIDEN, a
man for whom any citizen of Washing
ton county may cast his vote and say
unto himself here is a worthy man
and one who is loved and esteemed by
those who know him best.
CITIZEN.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-06
CAMPBELL-JENNING

On last Christmas morning at the
home of Rev. J. III. Jennings was a
happy scene of Christmas wedding
when Mr.. J. B. Campbell and Miss
Mae Reeder Jennings were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony at s. 80 a.
M, little Misses Ruth Hays and Flor
ence Browder acting rs flower girls,
while Miss Agnes Mettetal graced the
occasion with wedding march that
pleased all who were present, and Rev.
o. r. Tarwater and Miss Kate Jen-
ming, sister Of the bride, acted as best
man and maid of honor. The happy
couple came upon the scene and as this
sweet young lady clasped the hand of
this young man they became man and
wife, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. J. II. Jennings, father of the
bride, after which they were congratu-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-01-06
WORK WEAKENS KIDNEYS.
Doan'S Kidney Pills Have Done
Great Service for Peo-
pie Who Work in
Johnson City

Most Johnson City people work every
day in some strained, unnatural position,
bending constantly over desk, riding
on jolting wagons or cars, doing labori-
Gus housework, lifting, reaching or
pulling, or trying the back in hundred
and one other ways. All these strains
tend to wear, weaken and injure the
kidneys and they fall behind in their
work Of iltering the poisons from the
blood. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys, put new strength in bad backs.
Johnson City cures prove it.
+. ?. Baxter, Spring and Walnut SITS,
Johnson City, Tenn, says " had kid
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that heavy lifting was the cause. suf-
fered from soreness in the small of my
back and was often so lame and stiff
upon arising in the morning that could
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