davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
Central Association.

AT Quincy-Quincy 9. Kewanee 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 2, Gales
burg l.
wa 4.
ton 10.
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Northern LEAGUE,

At Freeport-Freeport 6. Muscatine q.
At inton-Elgin I. Clinton 2.
At Joliet-Jotiet 1. Decatur o.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Jackson
vile g
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Omaha Livestock
St. Louis Livestock.

st. Louis Livestock.
ST. Louis. May 1S.-Cattle-Estima
ed receipts for today. $500; opened
steady.
Natives ............ 6.106S.0O
Cows and heifers .......... 3.35 100
Stockers and feeders ....... 4OO66.25
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
5000; opened steady to cents lower
Pigs and lights .......... s.0O@9.5O
Packers ...... ............ 930G955
Butchers and best heavy. 94Od9 SO
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
1000: opened steady.
Muttons ........ .......... e.5o@7.5o
Lambs $50. ......,...... 7.501s35
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New York EXCHANGE
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Chicago, May 13.-New York ex-
change discount
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
American Association.

At Observation-Disclosures 6, Column
bus g.
At neapolis-Indianapo 2, Min
neapolis /.
At Kansas City-Toledo 4, Kansas
City 2.
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National League.

National League.
At MISUNDERSTANDING II, Pitts
burg g. Twelve inpings)
At Cincinna tf@rsincnnat s, Phila-
delphia /.
A. chicago-Se~ York 3, Chicago /.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 5, Boston g.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
Three.I Leaaue

At Bloomington = Bloomington
Waterloo ..
At Peoria-Peoria A. Dubuque g.
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The Potato Market.

May 13.-Potatoes-Steadv
fancy 26627
cd 24025
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western League.

Western League.
At Des Moines-st. Joe II, Des
Moines 6.
At Omaha-Topeka 9, Omaha 6.
At Sioux City-Sioux City 9, Wich-
ita Z.
At Lincoln-Denver is. Lincoln 4.
American League.
At Washington-Wash Chica-
go; rain. -.
At New York-New York 5, De-
troit 8.
At Philadelphia-Philad 1,
Cleveland 0.
At Boston-St. Louis 2, Boston /.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
Representative Hog Sales.
Representative Cattle Sales.

Below are quoted few of the repre-
sentative cattle sales:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

Wis Cash Grain Close.
Minneapolis, May 13.
by E. j. Moore, Grain
East Main street. Phone
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
American. League.

At Lincoln-Denver Is. Lincoln 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

ria Grain.
peoria, May is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

HOY OIL; to arrive, 40;
lss.
to arrive. 72h @73k.
I'D to arrive. 2.26k.
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I
IL .S0I12. 1912. 65 IL. ~ IL. so
IL. 45l12. 5V12. 42I12. so u So
II. 40t12 .4212. 35I12 .42I12. 80
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lila F115h 1872 i1141ls 1885
.i104 i104A Y l103A i1041al103
:. l101 k l102 as i101A i102 Is 1917
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i13. o2I1s. o2I1s. oG1s. 90 IL. %
liz .60f12. s5f12. SIP. So 1856
I12. 80 II 80! IL. 47l12. 50 12.45
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SHRG mn ~ NJENTOR.
NsIed Rumnrr tsing on the stage Win
IlIs Own Hesne Trainer.

Aired shrubb the great Fngli-h dis
,ancr runner. l. going ON the stage snd IL
20 appear In vaudeville during the spring
.@ason lie has invented . running machine
Ia vhich he will perform and show the
different stunts Of the Splinter end distance
runner The machine - constructed on
ne same plan A. q home trainer for cyclists
and j. patented in America. England and
Cannd1 Wherever he appears rhrubb
- aoiug 10 exhibit all the trophies he has
Von - an smateur. and they are - I'd 20 be-
worth s.OO0 Shrubb y nov living In
Toronto. Canada
The machin- - twenty feet long. vhile
he cotton b-lt which runs IL b. three fee,
~iee Unlike all the hOm- trainers con
.sru.ted - far. there 10 no saE In he endless
trit. while the top surface - perfectly
level the b-it Siding over q sheet iron nor
whirh j. composed Of four sections TN the
.nd- these are large below drums. which
can b. extended oct ward to tighten thu
hel' The machine j. driven ny a three
hor-e power motor. With a controller TO
regulate the sped Mhh the motor nOW
hour San ~ attained. Whtch means that a
runner would have 20 go 81 shout the rate
So,id No., Keep this 80 long Bv regnlat,ps
tn. -peed Shrubb Intends to show the
strides Of spfiRters COMPARED to Marathon
q ~ 30 hold the hands and also the proper
seton Of tho legs.
ShTubb thinks that this machine u better
than q saucer track for training athletea
mainly beeau-e an instructor can stay right
With the men all The time and the runner
u comTelled 10 work. The only machine ia
extaienae weighs 10 pounds. while n coat
In the neighborhpOd % e1eo. Whbch includes
cost Of motor aud contrnlieT. the latter hav-
ING been brought from Milwaukee shrub
mad the machine made 40 In aectiona 40
that he wi ~ able 20 get around easily
With ~. and intends To put rollers on each
.s-tton. ~ that tho stage hands may put
10 Ia position gutrkly
The ar-s time shTubb worked ON his
machine he hai . nasty fall The ilelt
shot hifn 81 90 the end. but the next time
W. was wiser and managed - stlrk on. Ne
can go - he pleases nov. hoSSvsg
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INTERCOLLEGIATE GIN CLUB
In.1ltu,Ioau That Have Military Depart.
naeOts out q u.

Plans are under way for the OrEaniza-
ton Of an intercollegiate leaGue that will
hold ga annual shoot late IN May or early
In June Yale aud Columbia are the col
Iesns most interested In the PROPOSED lea que
and 70 10 expected that Harvard and Penn
svivanta viii he asked 20 take part In IL When
she pian. are further developed. The
f'T-t step has already been made aud Yale
and Columbia WiIl hold . dual shoot the
fir.t week ia June this year a. MON Hill
\ 4 perIna nent trophy cup has been
provided by graduates Of Columbia Cor
competition by these two institUtt0na. and
M the league mafertalizr~ u h expected
that u will be presented zach year 10 the
winner Of the Intercollegiate match.
Columbia D. az present "a the league con-
Quoted under the ausptces o. the National
Rife Association and y ted for first place
In the championship. whether the New
YORK college, would fOreaD membership
In This league u not known. u has been
known for aOme time however, that the
larger Eastern colleges were DESTROYS Of
forIutnR an association that would be Dis
tinctive Colleges which maintatn military
d@partuents will prohably be dsharrsd
from hetnberahip PrincetOn also may
~ requested 10 become a member Of the
league Indoor meets would probably ~
hsld each year along the same lines a. ihoae
conducted bv the y. u. A.. that y, each team
stDot ING on lie home range and snorea CON-
uarad later. The outdoor composition
MOulG be 81 10 wards uith rifles limited 70
ten 9Ounda Ia weight. II has not been de-
cided WHISTLER lix OF ten man teams would
be entered in the shoot
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Of lie presevvsrs Of .ths proper klna ior
each perron on board. nat Why compel
nfeaFn vessels passenger oT frplRht cnrriern.
nav eating on leland and cOaatNire waters
oE the oceans themselves are not reanirsd
pre~ervers, but the Shir hsVA u roanIIrd
~ larry The lilebOat a. . me pre~srNrv
lnder senator FIys.- his net only ~ ID
bat the motor lifsbOat y also required w
lin he abov. report Of the Depar,men.
% CoanIaorce and labor y = stnted ma, ".
January, Iiala there we're about tn..0
motor boats lR the Z ntled states. BenJsmin
Gable. setting secrs'aIy Of toi,,nis, ,.'s
the number q motor boat. nov in nee in
the United states AZ about lowo Mt
a6le very much undsIeetlmaie. sss ~. su az
Der Of motor boata There are nearer too.oo'
ia uss In the rnlted states to-day than ioe.-
nOO Probably twO-thirds " Ihl- nnmOer,
or Ia the nelghboFhOOd % 9IS.O0o, are IN
use on the waterways under the lurl-"e-
ton oI the Federal tiOyeTnmeIt. that
on The waterwAys Of the Atlantlc anu 49,"
the Mi-slsaippi IiiVer and Ii tTibutALSe..
The majority % th7~s boats sre 80 uIs ..s,ii
thirty feet In length These are operated
Sass and ' ssa iS.s sH Of Ts s S,s motor
accidents during the last year mas peeS
from such causes that life preeerNers "
The provision in the Law that life pre-
servers shall be OF ne ktld apprO ,' s,.o,,,,iA
me bo9rd o. SipsISrmE Spsssss ~ bs
" 1871 nSteh thS SDlsS. ,as.ilnS ~ iif,.
s,te.aeu, Nueh NY 81 49, .s0.ssre ~. an
,oi w Isar1ah 'naI VIZ ~. sn,s.sryt.ins In
peNru " 'he noS Stivu ~ 'ueset.,h rs,t,Irr
-pr,tots ate .ott s-'-ai...., ~ artion Tor
= S~.h Ainoun ~ aISra .s 'h.n, nm This
yeIsyyn 70 " An.e 70 ~. in,..i.s.d FOR uSe
" W 81 ihe preserNSt was was us '...ses ~ snsc.
~ Nc-r-s WIN suhncten, az . ,a.,,,i +. n 10
~ pef-Oh ~ lana ". nloS 49,. ~ |. mari ~
ane 70 So " tne ~ -. ..s,,. ire,,s,-.iLlS
.he ueNce. ~ NOuio % uutss ets II, 90 ~
TOT Yrtsoh 70 put 20 1s,.,, ff,ssn 10
scclusnt 70 motor ooaL ~ ~. I,,,.os.lhle
twenty three Ieet. ~ NOulu ~ ~ csrTy
again. Tor these small motorOe, ~ tE-..
Iue pressIy ere OF .nlr ksnu s ~ ~ ',.sI a.
AZ lhry arc 700 Otnhn - 20 hinder
.u-nlons, tney are ,oy upiss -. ~ -. IN cisntlY
sheseats tnstv y no l"s -" 90 nnm hSr
hIkS t9 STOW tnem m ~ 49,. 80 = .ma N
teIhreu Ist tns nunao-. -, ~ -, tesmselN -
MI the boat .,,O, 'ho,t
- Ih tas@ OF a.'lus1I to snlA Iss,nS aS,eT-
.heIr v lnrtah neIe-siS JOY 800 M, an a
noatd th~tr y 70 hli .e 70 so sv - ,notoT
I'VE Deit. SuitAbIe uie HSIei W. s'r.ssTysr
DOats OF thIs tNps NOuIu We NV
'u-hioh- -. ..Lt,.., Int, ,oU-
" seems strange 70 ". tAAns ~ 1000
sldet aIioh W" VERY lev a.tloen 49, -hs,riA
bOais OF any size OF hin1 ina ,t' ,r....rS,sTs
b- 20 h,uch lu-- ialseu 49, $500 -
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var WE> GROW >rRONGER
Test. ~hs~ IIhprsN snsrn' IW Fre~e~ea
baseball snsi CreN News.

NV uIvtN IoRn Marcia ~ In =
able - statistics iu-' prrparrd hy Dt
Prank = Born at ~. Vale gymnasium
covering the 20 r-ngih t~-'s - the begun nG
~ the freshman wear o. me four "ias-~s
noN ~ .oI-ge. B. = proved his ,ae rla~s~-
Zach year are getting hiEhvr records Ia
total strength tests aud that 'he freshman
las. this year has outcis-ssd sl 'Ompe'i'
tor N th- IN -everAl ~ fhs separate
'a-,- here has b~~n q ETsdua, gain from
v-aTto year. ws.t= n Others here h@s been
a ~ain nns yrar follow ~ 10, falling ~ ne
,I'c~esiirs year
IN th- r-sts Of tho sirruxth Of tho right
forearm there hs- he-n steady 'n"reas"
from ~ . pounds the record for he cls"s
Of 1914 80 10 pounds. the record Of the
uT.-ar. freshman ,iA.- Thl- on-'-i eat
in.t-a-- j. ncti'-abi- NJ strength te-ts tot
th., leff forearm i'-o. 40 tn'tes-- IN the
ranKtng from " I,ound.. the record Tor
isla to IUt i.ounds made ~ ISIS In The
leg t--,- here th- h...su sn increase dufinH
tour .-nr- 1T r''v pound The -'rehg'h
'--t 100 This tor Isl0 was 80 pound- whLr
1915 reached Ig' pound-
There .s= ua-n oniV slight var.s'ion
IA "a. average age ~ the 'r~shnsn during
the pl-' four v-ar-. me men ~ 1910 enter.
tus o. g. ear and % months Nhde the
trr-ntu~u mt. sssT are ius = mont Olf-f
In 'h~ ma'tr- OF .ung capacity he ir--h'
men 'H.. .yag have .,Orsd a gain Of Cuht'
,p.h-. aver the t...i- made by the FREE h
- - =. 49,, r., -. an th,..
,ub., tnche- below the lung strength recor'i
made hN he u"mt~r- "i 1911 Nheh iheN
entered Vale Tie 1910 record vas -,s
. LIT, in ~. aud the following yeaE the
,.,ord "a a. "a inches
n, he astFhr and hstshf records there
a. ,nlt =, .l,sbt variation nom year 20 wear
G,I an IN. ruIiup and pushdown there II
y d,an nj a t,oi1t t,.tV s,-n the freshman
s..nrY ~ fo,ir years go and that made
49, ~. tait men The Total sIrsusth ra.. oTds
t.to 40. I.tt a. 1872 eSS fsIg
tn,a %
'1h,,,, tb.rtv.gve baseball .andida,s.
. ~. bs.u gstftng urRsttrs Al NsIs Ilaid
-. t.-t ...L Th. uutvsr.,tv A .su.nnd
- -, an coodtttou Tor ti-. "a a pIs rius,
IA ~. t.sn isid out IN EFF Held -
49,, U,,,,,l,v sho tlaVe.I ren,r. 6eld ia
80 ~ nov Irving oui AZ RrsI baS~ hut n
- -, ILsiy t6af n. WIU remain there a.
. oxJ,,-. IfiiIy 4. the other most pyotnis-
80, cand,d.ts amt he. shovn good rrs-
. H.. 49, 100,
"'uu.I,., Tho ,,I.vad .s,ond h,.. Las
/ - IL nos. tTv,1sr for uttl,tV tat,Iss and
$500. "a xitnt,rc t.L,1s 49,. 49,. ~
..Na,,T o,i,rsi 4. playinT rex,,iarl =,
-I,os1 a., he yar.itv and I'M The sh-en.. Of
I,gsp n n" has wren.. het MS Knee NeTr,t,
1870. ,hITt ha.e lie MAJ mo,s ovs,
| - &c. = h.u Ingap retuTUs IN. o,,t-
gsld ,,r..-.nt. nu,nrroits cs0d,dnts- which
sc"aIding to ,he soaShe-. an. prom,s,ns
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Tho dire tors 81 'he No"ten hes 4uu
Of New oTk a. their regular ute~tinT held
on Euesi4v lat Adopted ne following
tribute ~ the late Mr. thaTies y Frey
". -slF.d Thst she dir~"'orS ~ fhe
y oru-u.- the-- LAO ~ New prk -. ort
.r,r ts-p -arrav th- ,ler ~ q ouf i1t~ A.
,lt. Mr.. ''rrl-- y Ir"- nud hat IA"
deepest svfrpatLy 49, rNirn,ts-t Oh" n~f
fam. NJ Ire, ,""s a. g"iiN" ul'.f"-'
IN tr.- .trpTtttop a.. 'rT iO-- 10 bs
-srIor- ono - tho 'r--- 'lub aud k"~niN
fslt no. en- a. q IA. Lr.- plHyr' put iOt
hot .lar.ufus r.~r-Onaitv ahd DWELLINGS,
al .hsr.,trs Mr. IRE, Wa -.r"tet =
,r 80. ts.r ~ he , tub lies suih~T ., lsa aud
ia. .u... q. Ufrt..toT NJ Iinst ~ Ian She
Wa- IA. vt.E Won a. chess pI1h-f "a aT.
.,t,r. tho I ltf.d - - cham plou-hip ~
~ tf,. tltrua 1lrrF % the nr-' NU~f m
br.- ,ur.Er,... L-ti o. Srv N"rk IsB
no.. "usfAsf. IlHf "a copy Il th~-e
re-olat,"'- - tran s'ult'-N w. Ne 49, rotary
10 III. q, n.s. % H'.r 'ecu--d 80 ute
The - rs.s.. . ut he Women h'<- q IfN
Ifotri N.lrts Washington, - Fast lwen'y %
ninth .r.,.t. .I rH.. yttf. informs rs ~
sbaf he 10 u',,i- ~fHf~n -lsH nj pir -~r
Uo,IE~. .tli ulut al Neffrn rh~-- riA yTf>
-lurIIltuusr.- ON Ig~slal 1. H.'lp'
.ns.f, tu--f- A. "a M. l.td~ s-lspfrr
Il - arru.rr,Ht fi~' tg1f Inns. Maf-nttl
,pd U.lpI- ~. % g.c -t4ul' 1u~uus exhibit
Ar,- anil .l.F,..- ou 'iar'h - ApTfl :
AMI "a aud D. - Understood ms nun-nlru-
o@Ts oT tt- IN .i'ut- Nil ~ admitted on
rhs-~ 0sslsipU-
TotT0t.ur 10 Inr orc OF aa Irt~rs-i ms
yarl- rc-eui' Id4y ed "a q -uu. Wgst"r
L tourusy ut h-T.Iu. uth u't~- ~ D. H"lrf
aT.ffIAA uTFENlH
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white Tdeves
whue 20 pla, and mate In t~O moves
SOLUTION Ia pHosLEH so. ~
Mr ~ Is CD, a.
= ia Il Hs oABP A.
= lN pap OIhP ch a.
SOLUTION IL PHOsisH NJ -
~ MI a.
GOFrert -Dlutisn- 20 NSs ~ asd - Ietst, II
rom charles WtH,nS. PhuadeiphAA. "a. Mtiiah
hluk. HtdgcNo,Id. ' j 4 Anen- N0oafuh > J.
Sov thgatr IN -. NrN Haven Conn, NoTu'
=, hOOI Fort TVuea los4ph btadls,
RidseNOOd y J DT y baldwin. NeT~a lE
IOnh
Torr~c, -oiutIons recsi,ed 70 PrOslem W A
lTonl n u HosaErv Ir Nais college. N~N haNea
Conn. n lonrs Albany
Addi liouhl ,orrss.r -otutioA reretN ed " ptOb
sn No :. from Hear ~ H0okeT. JT.. Naie
Ndsitsouai uorTss't -Oiu Ions fss-siN 81 - groe
NON 81. and ~ from Dr babaA IA
NorWak ,onn Josxph bTadle1, ktdgrN ood
D. Il MaT,h BrOokNR. .
Nddiusnsl uOrrg,t rolutiOns TecetNed % No .
rom ~ D. BrooLIn : BALDWIN Scheaecisd
7 Tribute Brook>n
sNsWBEs To CoHShSVoSDEsfs
IL -ndins -slNer> are requested 10 AadIess al
ItrtT 'Onu,uni"a' ioR> iniended tor his depaI'
meni 10 Tks lr-. PtAyrrs' Corner
~ N~N NorL Tnb Si-N pT'nt. chess hew'
In IT, daik issues welt
Is n Neu Nork Iniss. or adverSafn
pswa rherGs our i.ing snd In es~r Wat g@sTs
cannot make any Othrr move IA az o . % shs'A
yOu are Obliged Ia take The pi~s
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championship s~heasi- 81 Ne'TSpsi''sa
District League.


iDassFtet League.
A,hampiou-hip schedule Of sixty 90 mes
10 IL. pla we'd Ia tao sections. was drawn
up on wednesday 81 an executive COMMITTEES
meet ing OF the Metropolitan Dts'rict Cricket
League held az the Assembly. Rrooslvn
The hT-a section wili ~ composed OF The
Bensonhursi Brooklyn. King County
Manhattan aud Pro-p~sts Park citt- Whbie
the -erund teams Of The same clubs all
,OinDete IA the minor section.
The ,Onte-i- Sti lake place "n he grounds
0f he nr-r mentioned club TIE -'hednie
b. a. follows
Ma, = Manhattan - PrOspecl Para - Pros
pet para ~. nensOnhurst 10. King 'ounH ~
fGSs : King, CsrnS - a.nsonhur,i BySos
bn prO>pert Pare hAnhAttAn " Mngs
C on ~ Pfosps-, Para = BrOoEl5 "a =, Man
JIH Bsu.onnur,t - Rrook,n. Prosper
ParE y. Nanhattan King CounA - PTosper
psrl % Isrosp~s. Para -. BfOOkl, u. kinEs County
,r 1I Sa,.tS prosperS PsTG = aSSSsilsh ~
isrn hurst klnEs CounU ~. brOoSlyS. ~
V,s'.t = M.nssI,sn - Rrooklyn Henson
hurt - Ming CounD -. Manhattan v. Pro-
b-n-onhGrs' ~ Kings CounN = King County
- Manhattan , "a,
p..-t para " kinrs I ounN .. Brookiyn -. Kings
COUNTY IN Manhattan y b~n-onhurs'' w. ben
sonhursi prOsrnrI part
HFgoND NVCBiO'
No, p P-osp-s' Psrk ~ h.nhaIlsh =
lBrr ..rubIIr.t - PrOsp~rt PsTk 70. Bfoo~lNn
linz NS' : srasauhu-,' 81. K.ags Couhty Pros
urse park - nrUoklyn ~ Fings County "
Nanhrff4n. - Manhattan ~. 8ruSonhuTst.
I'rns poo p1rk - Kings County y. MAMMALIAN
=. HnoOkln ,,.
IufV q HrookI,n Es RrnSoahur-t Manhattan
a. pm moi pa H~uaonhurst PrOsp~rt
paFk. p Manhattan ~. llng. County bfOokiR y
" pro. ps,' paFk. 70. BROOKLYN ~ Manhattan
= a..y ,,,rbur.f - Manhattan. BROOKLYN "
kings Counu ~. KINGS County -. Prospect
pArL HTOoaiyu bensonhurst
august y. BrOOkNa ". Manhattan. kings
CoiuN - R~n.onhuTst "a. Prospcst PARK -
Ntnhattan ~ Pubsprrt PaTk ~. bTnokNn
klags 'Ounf" ~ bTusonhursi. % hAhh1Vsh
~ kng~ COUNTY
september y king, County ~ Prospect PAX
Hsn ..snhurst -. BFookkn. ;, King CountN -
Hfooiifu a. NrnSlnhuTst IS Manhattan. u,
pro.Dsrt PARA ~ Bcn-onhurrt
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EsHEFS BOBsLED DERBY.
Americas JSctrS Captures nlg Event a
~ MsritE. Switzerland.

an omen for this years English Derby
might b. found la the fact that Danny
Nahrv won the bSbsled Derby ~ ~ Nor
iz ~ ryeriAnd. where he has teen so
IOurniRg this winter The name Of ths
bob which the American jocksv stsersd
10 victOry was the Mouse and che passen-
gers acre y Mahsr. st@@rEmAn q HouRh.
ton, Miss COuran. Miss Grifnn. Thew aud
A Thew brake
Your courses we're run for the prize and
in the fourth tie Mouse Odd : minute
y IS seconds. wktch n . record Tor the
course Ia ronusctin with tho race there
vas ~ 0nO francs 10 the pooi MaheT rad
90 franz for the NosIae and hts Winnings
we've a.i7s fransp ~ buyer ~ the winner
The distance 81 the ra0e uas not given
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aranslng tran win ~. IA Ne a. nap
PAT b,sse Would have played -. "a
~ R-R. Cos with advantage.
tsl very lnterrsting gaHle. Win display of
Ingenuity ~ both Side~
PEoalKM 80 - % y. RAIL4.
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and Castles ObNlOnsit' MINI N""H w. ~
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Sfth ufssaisinE ssmpiicAtOns for nast~r At
as, Jsst a no, 600 lat- RlarE. ? Qt cannot
BE- prevented 60 --..., - - 90, -
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nanstra I'd IN Or -, v ~ spietmann. The Ian pic
Kt-KBa seems geterabie
posrrIos AvFH wHTTTs sEvSNIEESTH wow
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H. comment ing on this hill the No,ar H.,
Nhssh revFsssuf- yachtsmen Interested In
motor boaung. says
n " not the PURPOSE oT intent Of y.fo,
Root ~ stir up act ION or protest agatnsI th..
LroI@r <afegla riding Of human iif- hut fhiA
blu j. 20 drns'i and utterly out OF the
aus-sttnn 90 many ways thsi u = 40 "a .sUv
readers 10 protect themselves ard up 10 the
trade 20 protect itself tikewi-r from The
mai passing % This most unJust aud an
Fea sonabl bill
senator Frve'- bill requires under q
p-nalty Of SiNO lie pre.~TVsr OF
I've ktnd approved ard adopted rs the
BOARD Of siPery iSing InspectaF~ for every
person carried by any motor boat rsga I'd
less Of whether the BE- pasreUxeT- carried
for hire or not. aud regs rdis~~ Of the Size
Of the boat or the waterways upon Shirh
II - ODsTrted. The bill, OF courre. refer
90 rnOtorboats operated on vg'rT-. IN
der Fsdersl JURISDICTION only. u - right
and orOpeT hist life shsgld he properly
saisEiaFded. but e Il not right and We do
not thtrk Y was the intention Of senator
Frye 20 Hske his BIZ so broad and 10 cover
-FST Instance. motor vessels ~ geet
and upward carry - mart ~ their equip
ment bats slstng or da wits. which IN iirn
t. the purpose 81 making them more use
ftl. are htled with small gas engines. Z
~ and ? h0rse-pOweI. These boats are
primarily meboat@ That y Why they
are carried on he veu,sel and With the vessel
~ al times uhlIe Nhe h under say II = a
prepsT and iust provision 20 ooupsi the
Isreni ye@%ol 20 carry = natmctsnt numbeV
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
TEMPERANCE UNION ENDORSES
BRYAN AND HIS PLATFORM
Advocates PInn for County and Dis
trict Option for State
Conventions.

An Endorsement Of the plan Of county and
precinct option was declared by the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Nebraska Tenn
perance union at a meeting held at the
office of Lysle I. Abbott in the Ware block
Saturday afternoon.
Those present at the meeting were Lysle
l.. Abbott, Rev. B. f, FCllman, pastor Of
Grace Baptist church, Omaha; Frank Har-
rlson, Lincoln; Rev. s. q. Batten, Lincoln;
F. M. Wimberley, Lincoln; Rev. F. T..
Rouse, pastor Of the First Congregational
church, Omaha; j. C. Van Dusen, Blair,
and j. L. McBrlen. Lincoln.
The resolutions in effect are a declara-
ton for county and precinct option, an
endorsement Of the prohibition declarations
Of William ]. Bryan and a demand that all
political parties enibody a county option
plank in their platform at the coming state
conventions.
They have resolved that the temperance
workers in each county organize into local
to be composed of members
pledge. to work to secure the nomination
of legislative candidates pledged to county
option. The resolution adopted Saturday
afternoon also provides for the naming of
a committees Of representative lawyers to
draft a county option bill to become the Of
fetal bill OF the Nebraska Temperance
unions organization,