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Couldn't Think of r.

Inc handsome young plumber laid aside piece of lead pipe and. ap- preaching the beautiful kitchen maid. said:
 You look awful good to me-"
 Go on: quit your kiddin'." she re- piled.
 But l mean what l say"
 Il ainst got any time to listen to you now. Can't you see l'n busy?"
 "Yes, but whats the use workin' when q fellow wants to mahe love to you? Say. if make this job last so can come back to&nilnw will you have your work out of the way so we can talk things over? You're 1e purtiest girl 1 ever seen."
 If you think you can make fool of me by such silly talk you're mistaken" ,"
 But l moan every word 1 say. I want you to try to learn to love me-
 If you want to make love to me come around this evening. I'll be here" :"
 What. On ny own time? What kind of champ do you think I am?" Chicago Record Herald.
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Bill Nye and Martens.

In the spring of 1895 the disti1- guished Dutch novelist known by tG0 pen name Of Maarteu Martens W;>s elected an hororary member of tht Authors club of New York. says th Booln.&n. When the na:ne Joost NJ: rius M Van der Poorten Schwart came to the attention of the membc ship committee there was a gasp astonishment. Finally the late B. Nye came to tbe rescue With the su2 gestion that l.e f9S; half of the name should be acted Oh at once, but tha: the last half should be held over unti the autumn, when the weather woul" ba ceoi.
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Queer Looking Worms.

New Zealand, Australia, the Samoan and the Solomon islands as we'll as portions of the Hawaiian group are the homes of various species of worms with thick, heavy bodies and with a well defined neck connecting the body with head that Is a startling remind CT of that of the monkey. In the Sand wich islands they are called meta lu-ki," which means 'creeper with a child's head" An old New Zealand legend says that at one time they were of immense proportions and threatened the extinction of all human life on the islands.
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0ettinu an Autoaraph.

A Munlch boy of fourteen. who had seen anl admired many of Rudolf von Seitz's paintings, was anxious to se- cure the painters autograph. but did not know how to go about it. After much thought he wrote letter, stat ing that he had sent case of wine to the professors address, and wanted to know whether it had been received. Thinking the matter of sufficient i'm portance the painter did not write, but called at the address given. met the boys mother, and the fraud soon be- came apparent. The boy was thor ougly scolded, and next day received this autograph note:
 It often happens here on earth
 That little rogues to great ones grow. Some autographs for which you're trying Can be procured without much lying.
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Exact Thomas.

Thomas Hoar. the devoted servant upon whom Gilbert White. the English naturalist. depended to carry out his garden plans and to look after his comfort in many ways. was noted for his eXactness. MT. H. c. Shelley, in "Gilbert White and Se!borne," gives an amusing illustration.
 There was one occasion when Thom- as came to report, Please. sir, I've been and broke glass;"
 Broke a glass, Thomas. How did you do that?"
 "l'll show you, sir" Le rejoined as he disappeared for a moment Returning with a glass in his hand. he let it fall On the floor, remarking:
 ''That's how broke it, sir.'
 "There, go along, Thomas; you are a great fool," said his master adding to himself, land l was as great a one for asking such q foolish question"
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Located.

DioCenes lantern in hand. entered the village drug store. Say. have yon anything that will cure eosd:" hr asked
 No. sir. 1 have not" answered the pill compiler.
 Give me your hand" exclaimed Diogenes. dropping his lantern. "j have at last found an honest man."
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STAGGERS SKEPTICS.

That a clean, nice, fragrant com- pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve will instantly relieve a bad burn, cut scald, wound or piles, staggers skep- tics. But great cures prove it's won- derful healer of the worst sores, ul- cers, boils, felons, eczema, skin erup- tions, as also chapped hands, sprains and corns, Try it, 25c at all drug gists.
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irish Wit.

Swift scoffed at Irish "wit" in some biting lines. Nevertheless Irish wit is one of the most precious things. One soon has a surfeit of the professional funny man in England. the pawky Scot. the American humorist. The Irish peasant never disappoints, and with him 1t is all so naive and natural London Saturday Review.
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A Waysjde Philosopher,

How'd you like to be a senator| inquired the first waiVerer
 "Td like it first rate.Xs responded the second wayfarer. "Stili. hobo's life has got its good points. He ain't got no constituents to kick about his il! activity" "-kansas City Journal
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Coco Tree. Poor Crop.

"I suppose you know of my fami', tree?" said Baron Fucash.
 Yep" answered Mir CumrOx. "f may have been a good tree ail right but it looks to me as if the crop wa' failure" ashington Star.
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Impressed Her.

"You will never be able to make her believe that he is liar.
 "I wonder why?"
 "I believe that he once told her she was beautiful" ."-Houston Post.
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Backing.

Borrowby-The scheme would be a bowling success If ] could secure the proper backing, and Grimshaw- The only backing am doing this year Is out.-Puck.
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Goodness and Greatness,

Goodness comes from within-from feelings, thoughts and desires resulting in actions. Greatness is the conse- quence of bold actions. great energy. ambition, enterprise and perseverance.
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CreduIous.

Blobbs-The girl to marry Is the gir' who believes in love in cottage Slobbs-Yes. If girl believes that. ym could stuff her with any old thing Philadelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-28

Get in with the push and ring LII American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, whe you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and made to look new.
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chilorou Cry
 FOR flETCHER'S A c CASToRlA A

White Mountain Ice Cream Freez- CTS are so we'll known and so satis- factory it is a wonder anyone would buy "just as good.'' Arctics made by same factory are cheaper. We have both.-Fox Bros. Hardware Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-08-28

Integrity of life is fame's best friend. John Webster.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
 The annual meeting of the stoch holders of the Riley Commission Co will be held in their offices at 10 a. m. on September 7th, 1910.
 H. V. BAHLAU,
 Acting Secretary. S-24-tf.
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Cnuo~eo Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S C A s re R

We are still iI the repair busi- less. We can make your old furni- ure look like new. Try us. Ted ,lrOm Fur. Go.
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NOTICE.
 Joe Curro and Frank Foti of the Temple Fruit Co.,, wish to announce that they have sold their business to Jas. Paschal. All persons having an account against us please present same, also all parties owing us will please pay either Joe Curro or Frank Foti. S-17-6t.
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ORCOULDSALLEE CONE BACK
rRfED To stINsT sIsNTs tNB
Wy PtT or.
NR~s Pa~Rssi Stress Gaas AMI Nsw
Nsras nr~aVaarrd seeead Piaee
While the, we've tbsana % Cubs wsa
I'VE PAlllirs lest % the t'iartnnAahs.

- To- - July - en- Nms- pCoysA
.u-f q. capable - thFr-fy NathaW.on IA
performing against the cardinals and a.
. yon-s.,iI.ns the chants WALKED OF With
this afternoon game. 10 Tho srors
we're outplay~t
Salle. never had chance 10 rspaai. al
though 10 did get by the nrsf innins IN
clever -tvls After the opening round the
tail. slim hoy apparently had not hing . hai -
ever to fool his oppon-ai- With Brtd we'll
pun,hsd out thTes hits. viich "a. only
one less than tho cardinals total. and ~ o
of his NAllops sent foT triplas besides
hiS hutinR he scored TO % the runs for
New York and al-o had q busy day In the
field accepting ten chances without break
Nv" we're down IN The cardinals nrst
= han Oake- singled Ia left and stole .econd
honstchy singled To centre and when Ssy-
mour fumbled the ball uAke. scor~d. Muir
with a ringing single To left Brid y eli
trlpled 10 right Murray scoring lieyltn
sacrificed a NJ to Ell- HTid " ell scoring
After Ames had Med out to Oakes starting
the saith. Snodgrass tripled over Kills =
head DOyle singled To centre. snodg rAs-
scoring Larry stole Second. and when
bresnahan threw the ball 70 centre neld
hit To Sallee and when Doyle foolishly
tried to score he Was run down. sey mour
taking third Murray ended the inning
by slAppIng q hard bounder to Mowrey
BridNeu sent little roller to Hauser
in the seventh and heat ths throw TO nrst
Fills fumbled. and bridwell tailed
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ARMY OFFICERS RaCE.
saraosa Raclng Association Arranges
Novel Event Tor August ~.

The Saratoga Racing Association has
arranged special race for Saturday.
August "a. for horses owned nv Officers
Of the United state, Army. entries to cIos.
on August The conditions Of the race.
which arc unusually interesting. are a.
follows
The Orrcers Nrny S-r,ice cup For horse.
four years Old and upward. the property uncon
ditionAly and free from contingency of the
ofrc~rs % the 'nlted states Army from JAnu
ary : 1910 Ia date Of entry Purse So, Of which
& the value Of SO Ia the regiment corps or stan
department tn which the winner belongs The
run T. - ~ suitably engraved and - 20 he ~
tAncd a. the rczimental Headquarters OF a. the
ono" Of the corp. Or siAn department for one
year when n shall be returned to the secretary
Of tho Saratoga association. tn he again com.
petrd Tor ShOuh II. houey be tvire no,
necessarily ronsccuilyebl by representative
90 the same regiment corps Or stan department
~ shall bc-ome the property OF the aid resi
ss~3~LAtlin vii further present. To the owner
Uf tho vtnner . silver cup Of tho valu~ " $50 20
the owner Of the seStnd silver cup 81 tho value
% t7A To the owner Of the third = silver cup Of
the alue ~ 50 Horses 10 he n 'den In drab ser.
,irc uniform ~ an ofNc~r OF the regiment ccrp-
stan department FROM Witch the entry vas
made Tho name - the rider ~ Ne announced
the rl~rk 90 the course At before the time
nGef FOR the running - the second rare OF the
DAY on vhi-h the rsrc IL run Weight % be csr-
HAfhrcds tn he announced a. such At the time Of
making entry. the entry "a ~ be considered as
that OF r thoroughbred No saddle 20 he us~d
WEIGHING less than pounds Overweight allow 81
II Declared 10 the ccrt ~ the scaicS ~ the hour
n1ed hr The running 90 the second rare % the
ia, On whi~h the ra~e l. run Entries clc.e An
gust q 1910 Ttte to enter and three to start or
The race may he declared ~ One mile.
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Baseball Notes

The Pttshurr- 20, revenge FOR ,h- nAu-si
f7~nt trCy received In Broosyn
In dtte-n ~ons~ruuye in1ngs lav Wcek the
N"~ Nors Nr"rl an e. thirty runs
lem tugrr Will r~'urI-'o bArsstop duty for the
HghlAnd~rs - dHy
Ia -four game out ~ seven last week the
N'hle', pitehers reid opponents 20 one run o.
To-,
nr,' nag me, don, dare stray far An,id on
him
mis- drougtNI s Eoof for TIE rroragauou Of Ioug
riw NaEes the ground hard. which y skes the
hal avon hATi
Hor,- r',n, wee made IN 'our surc->sly. days
A. American Lsagg~ Para Asi wee. i.Apors
" otter Austin AMI BuSh made tnsm
rAving ,tr~un ~ home :Am~s TOY With me
w." ~ hO'>i tnrIr pSrr~n'Ag- comfortably
The Giant, lid shade better than IN their las,
Nes'sru trip Arrn they fNe and lost nine
mi ums 'hs' Vpn - ~ and lp>t nine
jud.'rv ROW Hrr r,pFe>sioI. takes A. mucn
Interest = Tho or i--i =, deaf mar In q concert
Nrrraw -A,- n" GUS have the best r-Arce
To- m" NahonA League p'nnAnt hut tlAt uhAt
ever team sins II would have 10, hand. fun beat
tns 'nr AthlCti-s
We SNOW hoW to spell Lnichs name hut no,
hov 30 pro1Ounrs ~ We await witn lrpatience
Of ~ ~ puls battery.
With 'NHsr IApoTte ana Sweeney the host
cA'rhr' In tl~ American IyesTue . nd one ~ the
h~,i IN N" countrs m the hospital INST. the High
iauirf> arc -onr what hAndira ppcd
good lcN handler strap Ell from the Amerts an
league fotd shen bull Burn, went to CinrinnAu .
ant good left hAndcr ard cred from, the
National l.eHEu" h~Nrth-tOne when Edaie khger
ven: IN boston. s fair -Nrhanxr i no rophery
Nrroriing 10 one 49, ~ Nmeri-an League
syrrAgrs thAsc "a~ UAitlng over ~ week Lefo'e
iast amt ~ At ~" Cnd Of ANt week. The ca
PLANTATION " That abnormal slump lie In inrorreyt
divis.oa anG nO' N 'Hsscs hat Il Sas IN
rot 30
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TO-Dn'S EMPIRE CRY earn.
knIcke rbscEer Handicap for three, ear
odds the Feature

Ire knlckerbock~r Handicap. for three
v~ar nldS. -iN furlongS. will ~ run al I'm.
pire IitN this afternoon, With Cherryols
SChoolmarm and Ben LOYAL having excel
lent chan"~. In selling handicap a. .
mile and twenty yard' the Carman entry
Arctic and Ou~-tio MARI, may ind favor.
With Faicads and Montg orn-ry 20 heat
Ma den two vear-old> will run in the frat
rare. NJ Ave and hall furlong-. With Rogon
LeA't and Dld BOY possible factors
In the -e-ond race. for plat-r.. at six
mrlon - the Hidreth entry Rose Queen
and Jeanne a Arrf may b~ played Ia beat
Daufeld and franc" rNo-year- olds will
lon - IN when Oidivia, Planter and Indian
Iuri may go veil In tho last race, for
pla'"rs a. nine furlong- Arctic. Mont
-:or' "rv and Net n~rmo~t may rght ~ nut
The eutTis'- follow
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LIHN TENNIS
He-t~a~sarv t-sSaay thamp1sasnips
pas6s. uhns naastltsa sssaaas tup.

ITs1-fs .n ~ VEL. h~-f-r county shsm-
giHr-hip ys-f-r,isY hat . hard time q y
- .r,sanl Hi he h.sf ne toufnan~n'
unli-r 80 pn 10 ssur'. q Ih- ~iuansy
.'.' .f HnInf Vernon and ths .un b~s'
.ilsn - hat fhai = . t.iiman had 20 r.ttS-
.r fbs second --'t - ht- mate n asain.i L.. "
ri.-ip o. OF M. N~s Nors e Gtlmsn
-t,i 90 b.. h-iJ.-i "A the rsaft -
Zee H..-i match II tho day as that m
.l.H MORRIS tt-TA OF N. HronN 40.
d't-stsi " ~ Dtak- ~ New kn-
h"Il' lu 'fri 80 lnt at 'arS Got .
Ip. aI,,. nrass goa thu 80 Thsn Drake
-uT"rs-i from, - sun ~ tho fhiri -et and
LsFA guu uuf "Hs Summary
M~' 80 hs''r, ,o,'nil smr,onshie Men Sn
ao.,i. ,,rnu, yIuh, isiralsi Nlssandsr !
William l. - Bron. ~ R1chsuc defeated u "
iarss. >lNanos . .
Nthlrue 'lub bf-aicd wAxasr Nsh Nlyes. pun
s5n,iis country club MhhAm J.,
MARI. Ryt. NsIP SShsISsSsrs il Ncw
lo-~ Nm.vEr 'lub ~ Nfrei / hAmmet.
Hron,Nt,r Nihlruc h>~bctaIloa dctcA'e,i tlobsrt
r;slarn. ~, "a a. ~, fr .,,l,,,ss
~ Nwanoy . . q. dsfaui'sd
rhiri kolad r~iN q friedman. NcS Nors
lIhIc,ic N,s,,istion' : ., a = a Morris :.
Ciark. BrouN,tllr Athleuc N>snciation. defeated
~ Ren la1iu i'rake. New Rochelle. !.
wsstehes,er Couaw Championship Men.
noubl~S Firsi round Wagner Van Week aud
o J Rnrns punvoodie Country club, defeated
N y pond and " " clarke. SlWanoN. a. 5
second Round Abraham Ras>fori. Ir and
Morris Ciark BroHI,ille Athletic ASsoctailOn.
defeated " Lord and \ u smith. Slwanoy.
a. pyau amt I. hickman. bronhVtlle
Athletic Association. defeated n SwArn and
= Moyorga. Swanoy. = a. -.
George y pRrks- scored his second leg
on the championship singles cup In the
tournament on the CLAW courts Of the Hamil-
ton trance Lawn Tennis club In the hnal
he met the former holder of the trophy.
1. Millsn> Burt and defeated him IN straight
sets = Throughout the com
petition Parke- found the openings for his
passing shots and his net play Was very
strong Walter Merrill Hall also has a leg
on the Gun but defaulted 30 Parke~ in the
bird round a. he Was unable to keep up hts
play ~ the tournament
In the ~~mi- finals Burt aror~d bv the
default Of y COOK While Parke- defeated
harold " kellork I.
The handi"ap singles also were h1lsheh.
y smith. -rrat"h. d~fss:!nS Ernest
Miller. ~'ra'-h. IN the final. :. q
s The nn~ placing and DRIVING Of
smith carried him through this match
Smith IN the Semi-hnal defeated Julio VI
Stsinao her minus n 90 l. Miller
~ the same round defeated Dr George X
minus half Is. :. -
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United BREWERS CANES.
Three Nile Run the Feature squabbis
Over Point Cup.

The United Brewers Assoc iation Local
Union No. so, held its twenty -hfth annual
games a. Celtic Park yesterday 4 feature
Of tho games was che three mile run handi-
cap. In the early part Of the fray there VAS
lively tilt h-t cen ! 4. sullivan Of the
Irish American : e. the scratch man. and
Louis S-ott at the south Paterson 4 e..
who vas in receipt Of Is yards They
raced each other To such a pitch that sulli-
van had 70 leave the trark after covering
on Scott retired when almost in a state OF
collapse. Al this time " McCuTnin Of the
81 MARI s ] Is. Sho had a star OF 80
when the opening came he shot TO tbs. front
and won easily.
There Vas a warm scramble for the point
4. e. the former club gaining a total OF "a
points to o for the latter u EiseIe Of the
and thereby gave 5 points 20 the MohawIs
Was protested by the PaEttmes on the
EIYund tina, he broke his novics-hip las,
fail IN q soo novice race at Newark The
point cup Nas withheld pending inyeatiga-
ton q Eisele's case The sVeoiAl races
advertised were not held The summary.
ioD Yard Run. HAndica p-won by ? Clutch.
! g: =, yards. second J; .ldmsn Pssrims a g
iSas Yard Raa. Handicap Woo By " Nc
d d.Sssn s, snss. q =. An'oas z, yaTas
Acorn a A. % yards. ihIrd TIns. ; niinutes
hawk \. G. p Hsily. National i g. ssccnS
l.. CohAn. Morris \. third Time. - seoonds
Pasume \ II yards q LAngAn. Irish Amer
can a. G. ~ yards. second, Robert y Potts
seconds
80 Ward Relay Handicap Closed 10 the CAtho
QUO Ahleuc league Won by Knights Of ~
Mtony. scratch. With shea. . McCiowan j
Ntanteton and ,. iinneeAn; lhominiran I.Yreurn
sTra6h. second, with Bonsrr schlslcE y
lmore and l. Cahlll. McC adscn Lyreunl Yards
thar !. WITH \ Jones. " Wallace. N Collin. an.
= byrnes. Time. I minute " 5 seconds
Three Nile Hun. Handicap Won b. Nc
urncn. IT Nays 7 A. p. isO Yards: FRANZ
M.eNsnats. unat'nCp~,i -, Yards thrd Zine
- u.!nctcs sec1nas.
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
mn YITIN HN nov sIt. !sT
IOR HII DRI ~ rms ILIR.
70 T~~ start. tbRmBtsa Tnrv--, pas-sia
"a, Wsn ~ aa"~s. Nuh I've 49,.
srsi, srd Gvo ThtT,i. ST. o~ n~r
pEad. NmRinE Ilst Win aAs. 40.

40" .t...l. ... .t-I....H ..~-r rrrI .tfl
% ..u...a. 90 H- .HH %. 100. u' u.s rb.s.
.If..- 900 a.H... ..H.s .r. Iirr.rFr
.s. a.r sac. 'rr~ e.. ti#Ir-fH rHu- frrr.
.- lr- --,r'nI .au tw~- s.nning .fN
IS Nal-.r. 90. al .sr- ant tnirt
,s- ptrrl.ft,u ... An 'ru- SEASON can
t.sn a '..'l H q Htnirap 40 -iN
..sl a aalI tI...Hs- Wr'r fH. guuHI- amt
tis.i-r - sa.. .t.a 10 49, u"lt-u hall
irr-' Doe Itrr. q. N-"u- Na-~-tt~
10 80 urn frars ry'-rI itl- u"Nf tart
..l, lr r'r tar.FuH STAGE t' traf ~-.ri
sf-I after F-.aH almost .rf' a' tt" pest
- ran f..ri ". r..u. . ~a--. vluutng
a. be. iur. 'u..Htn. Second
'hIr,A'l4., l-~' Nwtur, "i 'h- wear
SO. 'ae Rrup.fHu uarby NhiCn was
-a-.. 'u- .rm hen ,,,-ar Rpgnd tho ham
.H fnr,ss... asr.t.'i t'IE tud fauutl~rov
.r,' pm. 20 fr- ~~rfr stakes for rhrr-- ear
..i- a. .r.-n u..'"ug- H",aI-" ~ puur
..l:u.-rr Do. 0 Hgysa SHr raced him
100 mo front m-'sti 81 waiting behind.
'Ilulrau .I- Trimmed ny The Turk
20 ir' . uaI ~ q r.t." and a quarter but
10 ne tone. Island Jockey tluh stake
Daluuatlau handed hv shilling. beat he
iurk st even weight. in a hreeSnc gAllop.
That victor. pro, sd h.. oUi t.radN ven
tgre nat ptl'ua'au Wa~ the hest three
yrar-old ui the Nrtr and he has not been
i~fcl'D,l -m," H- "a Won IA ~ur,->-ion
'4s SEA eat" - '-. fls lrp lfIplN ~fakt-
y, Nouksr> Htudtrt. ant the Empire
tttl Hunii,ap. In rhr last named event
.ht- gallant ~ou ot t'H"It-y' ran the greatest
"a . ~ his ,,rr"r and Won with - pounds
10 ais bA.k IA e WaN fha' demonstrated
rt- ,hAmI,iuu~rlp ,alibr- palmatian ma,
.tarf in the Mount Vernon HANDICAP at
Npuke - n.'N' SA'Yuil1
e. SafafpCA ba'Watiau has -tghi sake
engagements ~ 10 -lIgthlr Ter the sara
r.r ~ ssI frtssT~ stake Tor NHT.h Ocean
i'uIh ~ ''p Nahu anu ts. lurk can
start 'u" NurIuar. We. han'- and Gu
."u- aud huron hAndi"ap-. and IN" 3 Ss,
SaIa'ogH yIp. Wrtsh o. for axe ga" Wll" and
q ry,, cd. uarter~ 10 Ntlaretf start either
ia lmatiuu uF ~. H"rb.rt lu the IrII, he
Iruuauly a 70 hl'" Rallnf Maltu. planbala
and utb"-~ 'p ,uUt"ul with
balnaitsu. ls' it Herbert. Vas bred
hN frrr, Belmont. and VA uur, ha~ed
a NearIiuc h' i'ItT-fI tor almost nothing
v h"n ~" ,hin. .iHU iFr-"-f rat-pld scored
rs greatc-' triumph az Nprk"rs la-' ~atur-
dAv Htki--' vH~ inclined ru believe that a.
nine ilrlur-~ iux H-ruert might defeat
= 'matiau az Weight for axe nat u would
IVi he certain. q. %" added
ihe vir'ori.S ~ palnatiau IN rhe Non-
kers ana kWpIr" tHy handicap- last aces.
u yeth"r Win -" -uccs-- Of Rose q Iceu
and i"anu" q Nr,. added sUta 10 ~.
ureth wIEalngs for 'he season and in
, raa~@d the total To- So - ll'ldr-fh
therefore Will go To- NaratuE with ,otn-
head over James D. Ne~nr for 'rSt
n"-- on ''e local iriks since April - are
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Old Time s,sop Win. In a Bio~ .

In the teeth Of a two reefsd southwes
gale which sprang up -oon after the start
ing signal three yachts raced over an ocean
course yesterday and covered eighteen
miles Of white capped waters In record time
The contest Was the annual ocean race OF
the Yacht Racing Association of Jamaica
BAY and the start and the finish line " a. on
tho point Of RockAWay beach
The winner Was the famous old sloop
Corn-lia, the property % David Van Micklen
Old Mill Yacht club Although the boat
IL more than ATTY years old she covered the
course IN hours So minutes. r. Wells =
Tomboy Of the Bergen Reach Yacht club
was the second craft to finish She was
diSa bled on tho Nay home and finished under
tib alone - minute aztern OF the leader
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PREFERRED nan To NUsIC,
Inasuuch ~ FORMER Was Free ana Latter
Cost Something.

ALBsNy. July :. About 7 100 baseball
enthusiasts attended Tho Albany and Troy
gam" thi- afternoon. for which no admission
f." was charged The game was follow 81
by hand Con"srt and those present we're
cents tho usual admission fee char gel FOR
baseball games Only a hundred persons
remained amt Tho receipts Of tho concert
so
Sh~rin Plat Of Albany county refused
a. nr-t 70 permit the bani concert 10 be
held. declaring that IL Was a .ubterfuge to
evsde Gov Hughes recent edict against
SUNDAY games to which an ad Omission fee
- charged
ELMITI. Iuly 20 The Fln,ira- Bin cham.
ton gave 'o-dav Wa stopped ~ Sheriff
Day Immediately after play NAs begun
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Ren.enhur-t Yacht. In R.cr

More than twenty-hNe ya"his took part
In the annual squadron run Of the BENSON
hurst Yacht Club YESTERDAY The start
vas made early IN the morning from on the
Anc HORACE IN Gravesend Bay Thirteen
Of the racing boats OF the club had a zcrap
for cups offered by the nag officers on the
way across the hay The vA"hts raced on
special handle ape. ana although Joy. the
OF lie savage and t.~cr. Vas the
frst TO hnish hT-t prize on corrected time
~ As taken by Richard Rummell' +. Arelsss
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Daniri. rerAll- pill iAngC not In build 70,
he u I.rrh mailer. hut h. has th- same lam
bang get there -Ds hits the ball hard runs
hasrs Vtfh IAN covers gro nd sud b. .ure death
- IN, 20 bali ~ ects ~ hands on - ~ on the
rnost promising youngster~ Vho have broken In
In sorIs fruIr
Ony bcraI>- thru pit hers are going better
DO ne - Louis america ans loos any better iris
TIN piEsr Niss fhe tan. y aS shay - " va.
N the nrst tnp >ot Western team % the
Nrerican League show any general Improve
rltn' over is last appearance here Detroit
rAsnf shown any ming 10 make II forunidA3ie In
nc World's senes shor'd II by any chance W1n
Tho pennAnt again