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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
JEROME KEooH NEW
POOL CHAMPION.

NEW YORK. Sept 10 Jerome
Kcogh is Americas champion pool
player today. In spite Of the great
showing made by the contestants IN
the pool championship contests
KeOgh won out, taking the final
block last night and winning with
total score of 600. llueston fol
lowed with a total score of SOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

fast ball has NO jump
do not expect krauHa 10 set
into shape 90 pitch lie would help
the Athletics
Philadelphia vitality weak point
Is poor catching Mack ought 10
rely wholly on Livingstone. but
even thea the Cubs will steal his
mllt and protector
The Cub catchrra viii stop Col
Inns. and that Is about an that ~
necessary GO beat philadelphia
I expect the Athletics Go outhit
Chicago slightly. but that difference
vii be- overcome by better team
work. more brains and experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
SAMMY SMITH LOOKS
LIKE GOOD MATERIAL

NEW YORK. Sept o. Sammy
Smith Of Philadelphia IL touted by
the fight fans today az a conner
after his showing with Joe Seiger
Of Denver Ia a short route mill here.
The Philadelphia displayed great
cleverness and easily outpointed his
ouuOuent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

are Tar stronger team than when
they went down before the New
York Giants while the Cubs are
not so strong az when they last
won the worlds ponnAnt stu thoy
arc capable OF putting up a grand
battle. and their wonderful strength
behind tho bat may pEoye the turn
ing point IN the struggle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

FL PASO. Tex. Sept 10 Edward
Ryan. a famous horsoman, Is dead
here. and for some time his identity
was unknown. but friends have
wired I'm asking that he be given
a decent burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Frank Chance
h1n always had
tho greatest ma
chine IN base
ball Ills pitch
Ing corps match
&c " q - 80 h
Mncka. The be
hind the bat
hDnora are with
Chicago.
king viii
doubtless catch
oNflt game ana
Chicago viii have
a better man on
the bench than
Mack can trOt
ont
The Cubs are
the better field
c-a aud base run
nata The Ath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
~ YOU'VE COT MILLION.
THE BROWNS ARE YOURS.

= 81 LOUIS. Sept io-if yon ,
q SAINT a ball team you can have ,
one for q million dollars. ac- ,
. c0Fding 20 President Bob ,
. Hedges Of the ST Louis AmeFi. .
. cans. but otherwise rumors 4
Q that the Browns are for sale 4
. are given q "mendarity" tag 4
= The Browns franchise isn't 90 4
. ina under the hammer. Hedges 4
. says Reports that jefferson 4
~ Livingston or any one else 4
purchased the club are un. .
founded Hedges said today. 4
~Of course. anyone offering a 4
. million can have the outfit a
Tho rumor that the St Louis a
. cellar experts had been auc. a
toned or originated In Clucin- .
. natl =
=.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
BAKER HOLDS TIGES
TO ONE LITTLE HIT

TACOMA. Sept. f0.--Only ono
hit was made or Pitcher Baker
in yesterday game. and Che 5po-
kane southpaw won ont to 1. Most
Of Spokane's runs we're made on
timely hits. helped along by Ia.
eoma's errors. The game I'm de-
tall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Summary TWo-base hits Hreen.
rrlnksr Weed Three base hif--9charu-
weber stolen hases-- lsreeu. Arharnue-
Der Kelly Eeerifles hifs-fireeu. smith,
Ensia bouhie giaFa-seataH 90 weed q
Hfsan 70 Hehafna cher % Hfraih. efrurF
aat-By Eurts o BY Dickinson. Bases
90 balis-on Enaie. =. Oft Dickinson. =.
Left on Vancouver. g. Seattle
Time Of game ira Tmplra--FrnrY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

ST. LOUIS. sept i9,--Offleers Of
the American Bowling congress will
meet here today to complete ar
rangements for the 1911 t0urna.
msnt The tournament viii begin
January IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
KEENE WlLL REcovER.

y LEXINGTON. Ky. Sept. 10 -Ac-
cording TO the attending physicians,
Jamea x Keene. the New York mil.
lionaire turfman who has been scri.
ously ~ at a local hospital. Is now
virtually out Of danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
For Tacoma
FLY on the FLYER
sEATrLE-TACoMA ROUTE
FAHE. sse--HouND THiP. soc

Eour Round Trips Daily
Leave Seattle IS aud 1886 a. m
sos and 5s5 y. M.
Leave Taeoma--S IS a. m and 1915.
aa and 20 y IA
Dock. Seattle. \. =.
IS HHrf. Tacoma
Seattle Tel. Main IFS. Tacoma Tel
i2e
Subject 10 change without notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

p0ndahle e
ncnt luck. d
great factor
The pitchers
Of both club q
are going grand
w. and Il looks
liko an easy win
fur both team
ln their leagues
so they ought a.
bcgin the post
season ga IA q 8
G o IA . a 2 a
tively fre n
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
SEATTLE DUMPED
BY VANCOUVER

yaFaYka MeFaHfra Threesbsss tii --
f-ztteyi0ht. Harfifffu hits Mott LnrF
eHFfifies nV-Hhaa tff9ek raf by IA
kee 3 81 Hehlnafs. 3 Waaes Ga balls
Uff ftakrr q. agf AchwHtE ItW ~
pigrhna ball ~ Htaharlahtp fima "
came houE 81 minufua tmeife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

#ufHmsFf Thtes bMse h,t NhFhatn.
NafT1ftfs hifs HNHfaftauH MuFanaa
Ffa3em haaHa rasffHEs Taal fssWlsa
ftaEHhrf ssf a. WsFta uaiff = aaifn
FtsarA aataWf "a Nahrfts 3 ~ nfant
itssss uu saus uff Habssfs 5 sff
utaht uesbis Blzyu Roberts 60
Handofsaal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

Play pool at Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily. if13
Bird av.. between Pike and Union.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
Cubs Best Foster
~ J. o. FOSTER.

! think the Cubs will win the
worlds series II they play the Ath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
Catcher ItMorse

~ J. c, MORSE.
The Cub.Athlstic series ought TO
b. very close. with that unde
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
Fullerton Says Cubs

~ HUGH FULLERTON.
Chance and Cubs viii win either
our out OF five or four out OF six
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lctlch. aud that
Is no diHparnge
n ent to I IA q
American team
Th, Cubs are
wiser. older aud
crarler
There "a no
team playiug
baseball with 80
much self conf
donce aud self
assurance. for
tho Cubs have a
little uf both
They can hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

ship should 70
suit Ia the groat
est exhibition OF
scientific base
ban ever wit
messed
Chicago has
tho better catch
era. Philadelphia
the better pitch
era r he IN
field and out
fields are on a
rar as regards
Aftffwa~ aA4 HALF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10

games from the
Athletics.
| expect Cole
TO " In Two.
Brown one aud
RoulhaeA one
Cy MorAan ohelt
20 beat tAe Cubs
and n Mack uses
Atkins. he has a
chance Tor two
Victories. Plank
~ gone He has
nothing hft but
a. =. u. - AHm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-10
COAST LEAGUE


II. H. r.
Oakland ...........9 /
Batteries - Steen and Fisher:
Lively and Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

lnird. ,n1 Nsnsls Dr.. N and Prnslop. br ~.
~. VI Moore highiS commended
la>r o. >adIic hof~~>. undel Is hanas.
lot Wemh~fs only tir~t p.i.c won nv trN ington
Noih' FaWn. IN ~euuAtogu- Farm fan
,a.l cn ~ >eQustogIr arm. -erond Peter
gnd Go,la - NJ Nj, Nddlc Surge. MUIR
htgr'. rrfnrFt
'b-~ - poates ~ hafnr-- under - Hands -
lirs. rrge Won Hr Rsito1 l~aulng t'ri. hr m
1e',0n a N, Rciion rerg, nr - Bei'on Yarns.
.s.ond t1sngc n -isinoFe Yarns berkeiey
IIs's Hsrncs- horr- hest coffee tion Of
ihfer not uhd-r IL hRnts Iirsi prise Won D.
l.d' ~raton itohiu HOOD and hlieWan Nrisi
y i!hrfl Moore. Afondsl~. Naia and Ma. hsiWe
.. \ narTinisn srcnnd priKe
w. y on'hlnsiion hATness snd >aadie
Won ~ ; slts 90 W Nnfr-w Aortson Fantasy
N o. tusiot. lIFtr. -es-ond AeAiro ~ 4
mrn u l'ca '1'ro ani orator. William "
Moo, h.Ehi Ot1rarnsi.-i
ls~s p lnnsbpst ,i-.s. nor..s no. DER -
'irr' pTisr Voc - litr'r Prime. 3 Tonso
'Hi, 80. C'tten b. Iau'> Htighf Snos tiaG
uurH... D. n " a. Foster s-sond NifcSf
D m lr1' ~r-ifg' thif1 hunfrciJ' = Kip
Arr ngt'n h.-hG carmC7tct
-. = >rIHi~ r1r>rs over - fsnfs. for
DO ~ e rorn1 Delight b. m Mr, fhsI
'l1.- @ tsrIe., 'sndrrr~ lirst prise Won
% Lra u~lhs1 nd MAhsiNs u hnrrinrra
nri,rH n. iioan~lb N-1.N iis and PhS Iiis
,t. Oh. 's-ho7 a1d l"nI-r % I--bioB Op1Isr
'J1,. IS Jpn,rcr. over sIy JIrp> Of . feet
gtrL ~ uHss VIM bS IN 90 SD IN ;
lio" mouth >'ahi- Ming Horr-i D. : .
,r-r.,r. tli-i rS- bis & Msr,n y AyIward
D. = |. HHrmrFruGFf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
RACING OPEN> ar rIMLIcO.
OniS one FaNsrNr s1cc~ssTuI an NusId,
Track

BALTIMORE. Md Nrril - Tho hr-f
day a. Pmlioo was not c1uducIys 20 GOOD
racing. The weather Wa cold ~harp
wind from the north aiding 10 the ri SOM
fOri Late IN the afternoon th"re vs - "a
light drilling rain The tra'k Vas ankle
deep in mud A-a result ~ tHssa Conditions
form PLAYERS lost their cunning AMI 'N"tr
money. "nlv ore fHVorite Winning The
Tesults
tirsi Race ;our furlongs-O1 -quAW. 90
sArCahsy ito Won The Na>ra, ~ j. Da.is
. 90 ], Second III Chilt1n ~ fN Make. 3D. 80
taird. rtne Oss - =. t.-trr Mo o. ~
untss. Ma Need i,rorre Ne 1.~f. ...np sam
h8Bk ana DoTrhester sl~o raH
second HAre- "a iHTong- A-'rH'. 81 Nc
Cahcyl. n !. "o7 ',eJ hourns - Rrid
Time. ~ LadN ruin rbef' Bel 90 Brass FrTI
Regfrs ana RAr inctte also ran
Third R4re SIX fsrioux- Horace . 80
s. Davis, 20 10 .. von >'aT GowAn. ~ Fst~i
? 90 !. ,econd Cn~porfg io- ramsay. - 10 J.
tairo Time Z 70 toonsy n Shirley Bos-
more, Rubl~ Royal captive ENtTara Tom
Melton and GYPSY Girl siso ran
Fourth Rare ~tscpterhA.s two mlles-rH
ranslonist. lts - rtuEhc.I ITO :. won Dr H~srf
"a tWAneni. 70 third Tine IsssS Da~Ta.
eound BEooA Grandpa. Osags ald NebS5 also
fifth Rare Pour iurlongs Mastsr John II.
Cd. Dunlop 70 s. won hcretr 10 Me- ahs,H
70 !, second Rash 10 St-inhard' 80 !. third
Tine, oA1 Miaia 'tsnort. Cola Leaf Pfirna
kzce and Rapid flight sl>o fan.
foTy SArds Pulka ~ - Davis. : to l. on:
Nigh Private i0s Reif ~ Second D. ate
Ngigh' ~ 'McCAhey S % j. mira. Time. la .
Martin Doyle also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
M1z9Y

Then he understood the
reasons why so many 1907, 1908,
1909 OIdsmobiles are to-day
running right along with other
1910 ears--and how il is that
so few Oldsmobiles get into
those high-death-r ate-automo-
bile hospitals - the repair
shops"
Needless 20 say-this man
bough,si9Io Oldsmobile--and
he IS to-day running it with in
creasing satisfaction IN the city
and in the country.
For twelve years the Olds-
mobile has kept IT'S reputation
as the dependable cAr-under ali
sorts OF conditions. Twelve
wears is a long time in automo-
bile history. The Oldsmobile
had made its reputation before
most OF the cars nov on the
market had ever been thought
of--and each years model has
improved on the years before
taking advantage Of every new
idea in automobile construction
that has proved itself a real ad-
vantage.
II YOU are interested in good
automobiles, and the above kind
OF automobile evidence appeals
to you-ssop in and see for
yourself the 1910 OIdsmobiles
examine them-ride in them
test them.
Oldsmobile Co. Of N. Y.
Broadway & sIst St, n. Y.
City.
Also sold BY
i-lnkroum Automootts Co. Newark: fPt-Saate
supply Co. White Piains. Horace Sagus Son.
Pougnkeepsle A. ". RlanehArd. sSs Fiasbuse
Ave. Brooklyn. L0wa's Garage. Ymkers A.
Zsbrtskie Company. Paterpou
Licensed under selden Pafent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
"a DEE MOORE SCORES Ar SNOW.
win. I'VE Bsues 10 one for ,. 70. Harrt-
man "a nrookiyu.

The horse show OF the Riding and Driv-
Ing Club ~ Rrooklyn proved popular
attraction last night The programme
vas a fine one and proved thai the show II
the hes, nat has been held hy ibis "iup
IN nHnv Years
Judge William " Moore aud ! " Mar
riinan are the keen rtVal- IN the harness
classes and Judge Moore last night Won
two blue ribbons one foT Mr. Hartman
The best win for The Judge vs- WITH three
harness horses ONn@d hN the saue eNhib
itor Ms three hsa' -I~h cracks So Nsls
LADY D'ihSm and Ay"ndals
Judge Moore was ,onsolsi -ornewhsJ
for hts defeats on Guesdag NIGHT Pos "a We
tory In the nrs' -lass last Might IN the
opening ntght " Hartman eutrte-
defeated the Moore horse IN n" harness
classes Phyllis and Nrnary'!t- turned
The tables on l4adv pilhsm a Il SIarltgh'
IN me class for pairs under hfte~a hanrS
The Hartman pair ere Uof a. ell n'atchs.d.
and white indiv idualiy fhpr may nave
out,lA-sed he Moore pau tho we're beA ~
a. a pair quaker Farm. ltdy 81 Fashion
and Leader Of Fashion. 49, III U1n of
browns. won third p-iy.
First ana second pril'- ~ q class ~ - do
horses Tor members on Went 10 lrVtnGtOn
Molie bAvn and Pan 80 "Wnsi hN The
-on's Peter lombIrd utnnsr 10 a novice
las on m" opening ntgh'. oo1 ~" third
Z good 'Is>. ~ uoni..- ~ h,rne.- fol
lowed anu be on arms APP uret Nr.f
prize With Bslion intiIng tlti uois
poF- Vests Owned by phutp. - Ihafup-
ION Na- Ond. AMI Ni-- riS'a o lie =
Rag ime thiTd
rrize onsrsi To- l,. b.,i nile .f.nu
~ three hsrne-- hose. NOT Hu isr - hand.
brought William " Moor" rui Hsrr.-
nan toget her again i'ru." Moore -inv -
Lady Se-'O ROBIN Huod ,rf WhrpVsIe
ATI~ and drove t.tdy - 'of' hitu-ef W.
hartman bad IN NJ rnr .ond,ls. vhIyl
hs drove. NalH. driven tFt = IbofluelIV ana
LADY Dtiham l.ldg. Moore -gofed -
4e-ond success Of 'hn rsgntng : here
Wa = Lively oonUe' ~ IN 100 The ,l1s. Tor
rom binatipn harness sud saddle hor-.-
and ten we've -hOeu Tho prtgs VA =
tu,,e sonia Andres Nor,-on's rhe~,-
nut mare snI nusr ~ many similar
priIe- on The blue. IN ss'IutfCgfie Farms
ran ssy tOp. - nud urt
Three harness 'andsu~ were show %.
ard y. W Hartman va the inner. with
adv lBthanl aud Mahatvs Thsv de
featsd Judge NOofe'~ NuIar,ii'~ and 1hyllis
snd he Quaker arm 'ssr
ln'rty-fOur t'uferS were entered m Tho
hunt lass . W. a remarkably good "lAsS
and more than dozen GOT over without
kno"ktng bsT Me- Whiting rode a'ra"k-
ALL aud Mrs. MUIR rode TTouvere and
me- we're a"'on~ thpss u ith a lean record
tn. Won h fd. . four-vear-old stallion Nv nod
nv 'Ns MpnTuujh stable. ,On. aud = 4
FRY" h'ng Modred va- 40 Nnd
The summaries
Iirs' prt'r. offered p, = r PArson. Won ~
IN, iils. ~ and ArnAFS M. ~ N VtlnArr
Moore driven rs osn~Y sd ntIhari hi
n md Starignt br N " Hartman. driven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
To-DAI'S cam FOR aot ED,Cr.
Arverne Stakes. for Threr-1 ear-Olsls. ,hs
Attraction.

The Avsrnr S'ak"-. to- fhrsp-vr1 " -pid~
stx furionEs. v 10! h" r,In ~ AqUsdu'' TO-DAY.
nth Prince inp"rf1i Daima'iau and IN.
TuTk possibly 10. bet IN fh. n-sv race
for plateT~ ~ IA fIrlOugs. Mailman. ban
delion ana ~pindi- nav p. the fa.tor-
In q handicap A. mile n. Bel we'll ertr,.
Prince Mined and z Er' rasvf NAV md
favor over Arsses. Magazine and AFsiri
In tho third TH's, for TNo-veHr pii- 1se
furiongs Unag-r NauEhtr LAD md Her
meftC NAV EO sll ~ tHs MN race fp.
platter Al EVEN lurlouR- Bay a..i,. tohort
and Bauy seen n" bret Natdeu ',o-vs.r-
olds Ia run ~ fha iast Fr's,. ~ tSflr ami /,
half turiCUg.. WITH cuban Agava.U afrd
CAThlne"r po-sipis ia,'"r.. H.. -n'r..-
f0ll0v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
JOCKEY IAPLIE IN GOOD FORM
RIDES THREE WINNERS Ar
TRE .A0tEDTCT TRACK.
Handles Peeea,I IN tire Rose Stakes, To-
gethrr wuh Golden ana Keep Nos lRs.
successfull) asandtcap for ben LSyaI
WeIr's Galley slave fIr~t by o Neek

Jockey Taplin was the sensation a. Aque-
duct YESTERDAY Ne spOrtsd slk IN four
raues rdinR three winners and finishing
third This bov has developed 30 rapidly
10 The last. wear that he - probably the best
hghtNeigh'. with TIE exception NJ d DuRan.
81 'he lor0l trarks Ne had the leg NJ
on Mackenxie- Pe,CaVt. a daughter
n Bire~ Penitence n IN the Rose stakes.
Tor 'vo- Nsr-old file-. four fprlonRs
ana he brought her home an easv winner
hr NO lengths after she had made Ill the
pace pecCaNi vas overlooked az good
price b. the form students. Who believed
u Iarman's Horizon Vas q sure winRer
Bur the latter was satisfied with second
money. tOo lengths before the silver Brook
Pam Mad. = BToomsti"k nliy. az . long
uuo's'ion
Iaphn also ssored with the -On~ck sra
hl.- Goldcn another long shot IN the
rr~' event for v0-veAT-olds four and a
h-lf 'urioug- tgpliu put - great finish
and :o' Ms mount home - wrn ~ q head
go the lat Jump from Lsds-atte. the ia
yoti'e. Win had h~eu Ioyallv supported
u I Wilson. If cherish. colt nv Plnudii
Er.-ful vas third half dozen length
hA,A
1aphn'- third triumph was his victor Gus
rid" ~ n q B,sda eli Keep Moving m
Ih" fh.rd ra's. az seven furlonR- He Used
~" Whip freely 10 get the Yankee mare
200 tho 90 Ir" three iaTt- NJ = len Rth IN from
oi I.p,sl ongN an equal fr-t choice The
'tr..'r ueTNst - h- cam" into the stretch
hgr ~ beat Drcdkin Two lengths for the
pls.. / No fI!us va- ~ rs.
len lnNal. rrs' 90 favor. gailoped on
aiih the handicap. for Ikrer-y esr-oid- aud
uUva ri fVe tirlOng- Ne had four len q =
30 spare he passed me ludEs- uuil
trs ~ q liberal prige ran good ~,
and trimmed bedweil's PsJaTotta. taphn
up. a iangth fo- the place
VIZ Wilson's tai'ads ~ short prite
bg rsiy Won ~ nth event, ~ sN fuTlonss
IIe We. al ouf - the END and Von by
-horf head from George fisld. an ont -id~r.
Bau1aa Wa two lengths Denand Inc
tlfu' Na~ T.
frank Meirs 'oioTs wer" carried To the
front for me fret time here this season
men Galley slave. a pronounced favOrite.
mad. all the pace and captured the last
sNeU' - ziN furlOng- ] he t,oidcr~~i geld
Iue hn - rstrontus re"k m ~ ~ Brush
broom finishing -rrOag. VS. third. two
lengths away. The Httend1nrs Nas not
more tnau 90 Inc summaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
Vandrrnut'. D-Gendrr nun. seronaI.

SPECIAL CIbS DssrI'ch 20 TIVE SIN.
PAEI~. Npr' - VIZ Vanderbi bits De-
fender ridden by O'N-i. ran second for
the prts Ruy Bla-. nj s.Ooo francs. at Trem-
blay today The race was won by Veif-
picard 6,al,aN. ridden ny Roveila Sierns .
MIS- Matilda. with Bout up. finished third
10 The .mall field NJ ak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
English RACES.
Bachelors Doul,Ic Wins the COty ana
suburban.

Nssrf1i Csbls Despdgch - rEE SrS
lOyDvN. Aprt % M American horsea
were placed la the rare for the rich CITY
and suburban A. rho Epson spring m@@f-
tng today he race. which for - aD
sON e-eiCn- Wa WOn nv i.owry's Bach
eloI Double. Lord iArnarvon Mustapha
ridden Nv Danny MRher wa second nnd
\ u Iorls Dean Svft uas third There
we're fourteen starters
The betting vs- = - AGAINST Bachelor
Double. = 10 dRsin-t MUstapha and 100
20 AGAINST Dean swift
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

A man who had been
up and down "Auto-
mobile Row" looking
for the car he wanted
stopped in at OUR place
and said:
81 want to look into the
OIdJmO6ilp further"
why" he was asked.
Because I see a good many
I9o7,Ioos and 1909 OIdsmObiles
running just as smoothly as
this years models, and because
I very seldom see an Oldsmo-
bile in q repair shop To me
this kind Of evidence means q
great deal more than advertise
pretty booklets. demon
STATIONS and clever salesmen."
This man did look into the
OLGJmobfll further. He ex-
.mined every part, saw the car
in action ON rough roads.
roads, slippery pave
nents and mean hills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

REPUBLIC TIRES.
The tires are usually
the weak point Of mod
ern cars.
The strongest tires are
Republics-they're bis
ter-Proof.
RsPublic Rubber Company q Nsv YorE.
s9a West SSsh Street
New Vera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

Iirs' prt'r-. offered ~ = PArson.. Won y,
nv lls. ~ ~ and ArnArS III. ~ N. Wii!iar
N and Starlight br m. = " Hartman driver
~ nonneih -erond Laii % Fsshion. h.
N. ana Leader Of Fsshon br 9 Quaker Tar.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21
CAR DIRECTORY


$ew Works. Automobile Psrgsin Estuh sEla@a'
Par FAeeiience
EWrO~ n ers want OI'fCK RETURNS 81 tbsir carz
rome and maae ofers
Pacgsrds $3.50 ~. Peeriesses. 5o-s-sh
Pierce tss0 10 Sucks. $3.50 ~ id0 Rainiers so
MaAN els. $50. Si1 Cyinder Thomss. 81 80 -
CYLINDER showcases. $50 IN. iaos Stearus 500
ipns Premier $40 1879 hsialers. aet0uD ise 1917
-iH Sixtv- Palmer Singers 81 IN $40. MICE"
Limousine. sam Ftafs. 500 500. Ne sLl.'
o. .aSl. RenGult Twenty. Thirty o. .GD. Iu.A
Town Car SO i905 in0s " hites Sao-s7o. 10
Stoddard- DsX toe Toy rouncau. SLAM. ReE4.s
thO0 M ottcr unususl oppOrtuniues- bc-''1
s'rstions cheetfuliy given
slight weight" BSdIssI Sasps
Gunboau. Tow Tonnealt. ToIyine. Tourahos"
and every style R'Inahout ~ STOCK or % oT1eg
Pioneer auto House sra srin the ileaders
BVosdSWay AHHtO Exchange
%. 90, 20 West sOth S. S ss:s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

Co.'s ssas, vsa aT,ying GsIlsy slave. q. g., >
y D. Welx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

e. 9rstveI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

,,ood start won easiip Ben Loyal y. e. >. rs
Ben -tro-ne Jessie " oofso owned ~ Leopold
hahn. Trained b. = n me-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

;-54 tart Von diving Golden. On G., :. ~
C,old,Jcst-Tosen. oV ned by the Oneck stable
tLait ed b. IS ~ ksrrick,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

The total mrn heTship Of the Automobile
Ciab Of buffalo Wa@ go on the frst daV
Of tprtl. and the "ltth o1f,.talg have asked
tire members 10 bring ~ enough additional
mem nerShip apnlir alton. % the total " M
% more than ..co nv The first day OF Mav
The membership COMMITTEES ~ tive ~. b
voted iaNorablv IN seNentN-NNe appih.l-
t1cns a. IT. me-tiu On Marsn 0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

fsood s's~' ''8n dut iug TAirada. IN q. 3. ~
wools'-o pr Taerna Owned BY \. 7. Wilson.
o. ,-ainet hy = H~siev
sfNTu RaCv
Eo- tnrgs.year oiIs an Upward aeOo ADDED
tsa rounds u-ioS tbe scale. aios ances. Sin
T.-Iuwrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

The oficers and more active mem her
ct the Automobile dluD OF Vermont nav.
started = camnaign 10 Increase the nunleFi
cal strength Of the OrganJ atinn and hops
20 double the present total OF au0 hefOr,
ehe end 81 the touring season The officer
- the club are a. follows President, ". "
Brown. Spring held 'nrS' vice nre-idenr
Janice ~ boutwell,. Mont heller -ccon,
~ire-president. =. ~ Jacs -on, Rurlin q on
sfrretary and treasurer. snith = ballard
Montpelier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21

sheeur enffs 'adfest ataTter.
Time. O05A
sDHl easily. per~hNt. IN. z. = hg
y le- Pe1ttrn~r u owned by u J Mackenzie
tletu~. ~ ~ Wry'r.
TgFrH uACE
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-26
NEW ROUND HOUSE
IS ORDERED BY
COMMISSION
A Lot North of Lincoln Street
and 200 Feet Away
ORDER ISSUED YESTERDAY
Outcome Of Petition Heard by the
Public Service Commission
April 10 Last

The Vermont public service COM
mission composed of ]. w. Redmond,
s. HOLSTER Jackson and Eli H. Por.
ter yesterday at Newport issued re-
port and order as a result of the hear
ing here last April, directing the Rut-
land Railroad company to forthwith
construct roundhouse on its lot
north of Lincoln street to furnish
suitable and proper accommodations
for its engines.
The company Is further ordered on
condition of said roundhouse to cease
storing engines at other points in the
village. The order specifies that the
roundhouse shall not be within 200
feet OF Lincoln street.
The hearing on this case was held
April l9 last before the commission
ers at the Putnam house here. Ed.
ward j. Hall and r. w. Moloney ap-
peared for the petitioners and Il. w.
Lawrence and Il. l.. Bates for the rail
road company, while w. J. Meagher
appeared for the village and Robert
b. Healy for the town.