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The Arab steed.

An Arab steed OF pure breed would
probably be ontpaced in race by an
English thoroughbred. but in other re-
spects Ii outshnes its western rival.
1t Is 80 dotiIe that II IL treated BY its
owner as one Of the family, and it has
an iron constitution. for II sleeps out
at night without covering or shelter.
Nature protects the Arab horse with q
thick. furry coat, which is never
touched BY brush or comb and which
falls of az the approach Of spring,
when the body and legs, which had
been shaggy as those Of a bear, again
resume their graceful beauty and gis-
ten in the sun like polished marble +
London Chronicle.
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Hailed as 1.-THE master Of fcminlsm,'
Marcel Provost endeavors 10 make
good his right to the title BY the fol-
lowing bit Of philosophy rs wom-
ans hat meant to cover her head? Is
woman's sunshade meant 70 shade
her from the sun? Are a womans
shoes made for walking or her be-
ieweled watch meant to tell her the
time? Why, then, should womars
letter be meant TO convey her real
thoughts ~ Exchange.
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Perillus of Athens is said TO have in
vented for Phalaris. tyrant Of Asrigen-
tum, $40 b. c., a brazen bull which
opened on the side to admit victims
who were to be roasted by the fire
which was built underneath The dy-
ing groans Of the sufferers resembIed
closely the roaring Of mad bull. Pha-
laris greatly admired the invention ana
by way Of test roasted the inventor
first. Later the populace rose In re-
belion and burned Phalaris.
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II notice lady has received by
wireless prescription from her doctor
at sea"
what was it,
"Told her to brace up and she would
be o. X"
"Well, well Here's a case Of drug
less treatment by wireless prescription
for a sickless Illness. What an age we
live Philadelphia Ledger.
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]. 2. GARDINER.
ID Thirty.seYenth Sd
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Pearson, 81, and Mis-:
Maude Manson. 16. both of Cairo.
Sidney T. Williams and Lille No
well, both Of Paducah.
Stokes Grimes and Miss blanche
Smith. both of Barlow, KY
William Thomas, q, AMI Miss
Louise Boyle, is, both Of Cairo
Henry T, Lee q, and Miss Bertie
K. Robertson, "a, both Of Arlington
KY.
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".An heirlpm." explained the farm
et's wife to~her thrtcen-ycar-old boy.
lis something that has been handed
down from father to son and in some
instances highly priced"
'I'd prize these heirlooms I'm wear
ing" remarked the youngster, "a good
deal more IL they wasn't so long In
the livery bodys.
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The men bers of Cairo Lodge No.
l73, knights OF Pythias, will give a
mask ball at Swoboda's Hall on New
Years Eve. Prizes will be AWARDED
to the best masked dancer and fine
music for dancing will be provided
Don't miss this opportunity TO dam e
the old year ont Admission to lad O.
25c and gentlemen SOC.
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Young Hankinson tmaking a calD--
You have had that parrot a long time,
Miss Laura
Miss Laura Yes; we have had him
several years.
Young Hankinson Quite intelligent,
is he notf
Miss Laura Very. He can initiate
almost anything.
Young IIanklnson They have a re,
markedly clevc, parrot over at the
Casterlns'. Miss Laura 1t can imi.
tate the sound Of kiss TO perfection
Ia that amnng the accomplishments
Of your fcathered friend In the cor
ner:
Miss Laura tlndignnntly,-No, sir
He docs not attempt IN imitation of q
sound Ne Is not accustomed to hear
Mr. Hankmscn
The.lsarrot- Watt George, dear. TIL
| ! t51;c This bird out of the ROOM
Broofiyn Eagle
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Conductor whelan's 1,osher Dying.
Funeral in St. Louis.

The remains of Jesse Harrison who
died Saturday at st. Mary's Infirmary
were sent by Mrs. Feith. the under
taker, to St. Louis yesterday for In
terment. Harrison's home was in 81.
Louis and be was down in this local
ity on a hunting trip when he acct
dentally shot himself in the lungs on
one of his hunts.
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Musicale At the Maonolias.

Mayor George Parsons has issued
invitations TO musicale to be given
Friday night at his beautiful home
the Magnolias, on Twenty-eighth St.
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Alexander Club Dance

An informal dance will be held
Wednesday night at Alexander Club
Ian extra Christmas festivity. The
annual club reception and BAH will
be held on Jan. 2.
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First Bum--Writers say dat de secret
OF aristocratic appearance Is repose Or
manner. Second Bum-Dats me.-Chi-
cago News.
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Marvellous.

He-There IL no doubt that natures
works are indeed marvellous. She
Aren't they? Only fancy, even the
tiniest insect has its Latin name
London NJ. A. +.
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Smith-Hoffman.

Mr.. Harmon 0. Hoffman of this
city, and Miss Bertha Smith, Of Mt.
Carmel, were married in that &Sty
Sunday afternoon at $50. Mr.. H6ff-
man is son of Jas. Hoffman, of this
city, and is at present employed by
the big Four as fagman out of Mt.
Carmel, where the couple will re-
side.
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To Give Dance.

Miss Phyllis Smith will entertain
her friends with dance Wednesday
night at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs E. A. Smith, of upper Wal
nut street.
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Small THINGS.

We are too fond of our own will.
We want to be doing what we fancy
mighty things. but the great point Is
to do small things. when called to
them, in a right spirit.-R. Cecil.
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Missionary Society.

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. B. H. Wing,
51S Center street. All ladies of the
church are invited.
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Wednesday rhimbIe Club.

The Wednesday Thimble Club Will
meet with Mrs. Hugh Cornell, Eley-
enth street. Wednesday afternoon.
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indispensable.

Knicker--Did he make himself indls-
pensabe to the firm? Bocker-Yes. so
much so that when he left they set
three detectives looking for him. New
York Times.
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Barlow Couple Marry,

Stokes Grimes and Miss Blanche
Smith of Barlow, Ky, were married
at the Cairo Baptist church parson-
age yesterday afternoon by Rev. $
C. Ohrum.
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To give Dance.

Mayor George Parsons will enter
tain with dance Thursday night al
his beautiful home, the Magnolias, on
TWenty-eighth street.
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Card Party.

Misses Lila Rogers and Mona Per
rault will entertain this afternoon al
cards at the home Of the latter on
Charles street.
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Mrs. s. Gi-uskin is spending tn,
= holidays with relatives in ST. Louis
$ Miss Maude Hastings left las
evening for a visit to Chicago, III.
Mrs j. B. Wall of 227 Ninth stree
4 who has been i'll for several weeks i;
) recovering.
Miss Darleen Metzger of Chicago
3 is the guest Of her brother NJ. c
i, Metzger and family,
| James Fitzgerald leaves today Tor
| Alton, H.. to spend the remainder OF
the week on visit with friends
Mrs, Shelton af Wickliffe was hers
i yesterday and made brief visit with
! Mrs, ., G. Terrell OF Park Place
West
Misses Anna Pierce Walsh ana
Leola Walker will spend the holidays
with relatives and friends in, St.
Louis,
/ LaVerne Gallon of Seventeen Ii
street niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hagey, win spend this week at
lyilla Ridge.
r, R. James and son of 1909 Wash
ington avenue leave today for Mi
Vernon, ILL.,, TO spend a week with
relatives.
Paul L. Raner wire chief of the
Central Union Telephone Co. return
ed this morning from visit with mis-
parents at Bardwell, Ky.
Miss Cozeue Shelton OF WickliFe
was here yesterday to attend the
dance last night While here shel
visited Mrs. C. c. Terrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden of Pulaski
who have been visiting the family
Of Mrs. Julia Farrin on Twenty-third
street have returned home.
Mrs. j. p. Gardner of 723 Thirty
seventh street, left yesterday after
noon for a weeks visit with her IA
Their, Chas. Holly, of Fayville.
2. D. Mengeldorf, with the Three
States Lumber Co, returned yester.
day from Memphis. Tenn. where he
has toen visiting with relatives.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Miller of Chill
eago are in the city visiting the La
ter's parents Mr., and Mrs. W. H.
Geisenhof of 1915 Poplar street.
Miss Winifred Haynes of Men,
phis, Tenn, arrived yesterday to be
the house guest of Miss Inez Meehan
of Fourth street during the holidays.
Mrs Walter Cox and son and Ms.
Lea Cox and Misses Leila Wilson ani
Emily Gown Of Crazy, KY, are here
the guests of Mrs. Martha Howe of
Sixth street
Percival Mcclure Richards of theI
Cairo Electric and Traction Co, re.
turned today from Peoria, where he
spent several lays Of the Christmas
season with relatives
John Brown, Jr., is in the city on a
visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs
lohn Brown Of 80 Seventh street
MIR. Brown, Jr, is a salesman for &
hat company alta Chicago. When he
returns to Chicago he will be accom-
panied by his brother
Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Rodecker oil
East st. Louis, who have been visit
ing Mrs. Rodeker's mother, Mrs. Wiz.
ginia Vincent and family of 227 Ninth
street, for several days returned home
Mr.. Rodeker is employed
at East st. Louis by the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad
Misses Lucille and Virginia Ca roll,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Carl
roll, of upper Sycamore street, ar
rived home yesterday from Cape Cir
ardean, TO spend the holidays. They
have been attending school at the
Cape. They were accompanied by
two schoolmates, Miss N'ettie Morri-
son OF Humansville, Mo, and Miss
Vera Johnson OF East Cape Girardean.I
CrTV NEWC I'M QDyET
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Miss Edna Lind will entertain with
cards Thursday and Friday afternoon
at her hone on Eleventh street.
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He that sleeps feels not the tooth
ache Shakespeare.


Sanskrit, the language Of the Brah-
mans Of India, is at least as ancient as
the time OF Solomon.
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Christmas Dance.

One Of the most enjoyable dances
OF the season was the one given last
evening at Swoboda's hall by the
younger society set. The main fea-
ture Of the dance was the German
led by Mr.. Leon Denison with his
usual grace and Skill The figures
were all very pretty and attractive,
and the music excellent. The girls
looked unusually charming in their
new evening gowns, the prevailing
style being the Mobile" Delicious
punch was served during the dance
which lasted from nine until one.
Among the out of town visitors pres
ent were Misses Allie Belts, Frieda
and Helen Miller of Mound City, Wini-
fred Haynes, Of Memphis; Ethel Sim
mons, OF Metropolis; Cozette Shelton.
Of Wickllffe: Phil Fitzgerald, OF Mem
phis, and John Mackey of Vienna.
The invitation list included
sixty couples. y
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SOCIAL 04ND PERSONAL =

Wickliffe. spent Christmas day hers
: Mrs Clara f. Graham and Mis-
Mary Clark Of Wiekliffe spent Sunda.
in the city.
! John L. Crehan came down from
st, Louis Sunday to spend Christina
with his family
John T. Rennie IN spending tbs
Christmas holidays with his family il
Los Angeles Cal,
Miss Jesse May Perez has returned
from Christmas visit to friends and
relatives in DuQuoin. III.
Martin Brame, of Thirty-seconi
street leaves today for Cincinnati 10
attend brother who is i'll.
Miss Daisy Harp returned yester-
day afternoon from a Christmas visit
to relatives in Milburn, Ky.
Meyer LoYitch of Padueah, was
here Sunday and held services for
the Montefore congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer has
returned from Villa Ridge where thes
spent Christmas it'll relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jacket of
East St. Louis arrived Sunday for al
visit with relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Dill nee Adams
left yesterday afternoon for Mt. ver-l
non, ILL.,, on their wedding trip.
Miss Gertrude Perez, of the Gayoso
Hotel, Memphis, Tenn. is in the cityl
IN holiday visit with relatives.
1
Miss Annie Wilbur and brothe, |
Charles Wilbur spent Sunday visit.
ng their parents at Villa Ridge.
Misses frankie Moll and Bessie
Johnson left last night to spend the
holidays with friends in st. Louis.
Roy Dawson, with Ray Hosmer 81
To-, returns today from ST. Louis, /
Where he mas been visiting friends.
Mrs. Luther Armstrong who hasl
zen visiting her mother Mrs. Dayll-l
on of st. Louis, returned yesterday
Miss Geraldine Hewlett of Charles
on will arrive tomorrow for a visit
nth Miss Lila Rogers of Elm street
Guy Dillow Of the Clean Sweep Co, |
eturned yesterday from Dongola,
where he has been visiting relatives.
Miss Allie Belts of Mound City.
anne down last evening to attend the
anceIgiyen by the younger society
ct.
Charles Meehan, who was formerly
mployed at Kelly Bros, has accepted
position at the Blue Front restaur-
Mt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wegener OF
fifteenth street leave the last of this
eek for Denver, Colo, TO locatel
lere.
Miss Pruien Malone will leave
ext week for Orlando, Fla, on an /
xtended visit to Miss Augusta
Wright.
Miss Ethel Simmons of Metropolis
rived last evening to be the guest
Miss Louise Berry during the holl
ay week.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Twente Of
live Branch spent Christmas here
it'll Mrs. Joe Wilbourn of Twenty
rst street.
Mr., AMI Mrs. Roy l.. Williams VINO
ave been visiting friends in the mid
lie part OF the state, returned homeI
esterday.
Miss Bessie Petty has returned
rom a visit to Nashville. Tenn. She
topped at Thebes en- route home for
brief visit.
Little Coda Wilkerson OF 31JI
'wentieth street, who has been
it'll tonsilitis Is reported
luch better.
Mr.. M. Kierce wife and daughter
I Evansville, Ind, Is the guest of
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CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Formerly Captain Cairo Team.

Formerly Captain Cairo Team.
Angelo Maree, who was formerly
captain of the Cairo Kitty League
baseball team. viii be in the city a
day or two. He is en- route to his
home at Chicago from hunting trip
in the vicinity of New Orleans.
Conductor Whelan's fiother Dying.
Conductor Dan Whelan of the Mo
bile g. Ohio railroad who resided at
1901 Sycamore street was called to
Huron. South Dakota, by message
stating that his mother who resides
there was not expected to live. lie
received the message while on his
run south.
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His fathers cash WAS tainted, and
AS soon as Rolio learned i
He took Il 10 Manhattanland
And very promptly burned II
--Lippincott's.
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MR j. p. GARDNER,
OF CAIRO, ILL
Writes Letter Which May Be Of Grea
Interest to Skin Sufferers in
This City.

" Cairo, Ill.
\ have been bothered with letter
for about seven years and have tried
everything that was ever recommend
ed TO me, but all in vain.
I saw an advertisement of D. D. p.
for a skin disease cure, so l pnr-
chased a dollar bottle And it did
me so much good that tried the
second And the third one cured m"
sound and well. used it regular ac-
cording TO directions and it proved Il
success. No one knows the suffering
or the bother Of letter in the hands,
unless you have had It. ! will gladly
recommend D. D. d. TO anyone that
is bothered with letter.
J. p GARDNER.
723 Thirty-seventh st.
So many convincing statements,
similar to the above have been made
to us privately by sufferers from az
gravated skin diseases to whom we
have sold he D. D. d. Prescription,
that we feel bound 10 give it our I'M
qualified endorsement BY special ~.
rangement with the D. d. D. Corr
pany we can furnish anyone who has
not tried the remedy with special
size bottle for rs cents. Herman
Schulz, Druggist
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PERSONAL MENTION.


=. +, Reid Of Clinton Was in the
city Sunday.
49, ~ANExa
Mrs. e. Roe of Charleston was
here yesterday.
A. s. Malca and wife of Keyil, KY.
We're here yesterday.
Lee B. Davis of Tamms, ILL.,, is Ia
the city on business.
Ed Berry who is i'll at st. Mary's
Infrmary Is improving.
Miss Maude Warner of Tamms ia
In the city on brief visit.
Mrs. Il. G. Pink has returned from
Christmas visit to Anna.
Mr. and AIRS. G. Russell Johns q
DuQuoin were here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Martin are visit
INK relatives In Ellis Grove, III.
q ~ y.
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Alderman Danisl Kelly is taking
treatment at st. Mary's Tnflrmary.
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morrow to spend several days with
relatives and friends.
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Mrs. s. Gruskin Is spending the
holidays with relatives in st, Louis.
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Miss Maude Hastings left last
evening for visit to Chicago, III.
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Misses Lucille and Virginia Ca roll,
daughters OF Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Car
roll, of upper Sycamore street, ar
rived home yesterday from Cape Cir
ardean, to spend the holidays. They
have been attending school at the
Cape They were accompanied by
two schoolmates, Miss Nettie Morri-
son OF Humansville, Mo, and Miss
Vera Johnson Of East Cape Girardean
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wIeknfe. spent Christmas day here.
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new set of spark plugs and the avia-
tor was able to finish within twelve
hours, although twenty-four hours were
allowed in the terms Of his contract.
Carrying as he did letters between
the two cities, Hamilton created the
first fast mail by the overland route
to Philadelphia and return and demon
strated that an aeroplane can deliver
mail from one city to another with the
punctuality of government service
During the whole Of his first lap he
never varied more than two minutes
from his time card and came down on
the handkerchief laid to mark his land
ing spot with the precision of a hon.
ing pigeon settling on its perch
1t is an interesting coincidence that
Hamilton won his honors with the
same biplane that won the interna-
tional speed trophy for Glenn H. Cur
tiss at Rheims last year and that he
was driven by the same propeller with
which Curtiss recently made his his
toric flight from Albany to New York.
Curtiss flew over a more picturesque
country, but Hamilton overcame OBJ
stacles Of geography and setbacks Of
luck that no other aviator has ever
conquered. Curtiss carried pontoons.
Hamilton flew thirty-two miles over
the salt water with no protection but
three inner tubes of bicycle tires wrap
per around his waist. He took chances
on rooftops, bridges and moving trains
that have never been even thought Of
before, let alone attempted. With a
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GREAT AVIATION
MEET AT The Twins
THE WORLDS GREATEST AVA.
TORS AND AuToISTS IN
SENSATIONAL RACES.

Minneapolis, June 1.-THE Twin City
Aviation meet at the state fair grounds
Wednesday, June %, to Saturday,
June 25, will be one of the most notable
events in the line of sports that the
northwest has ever had. Glenn II. Cur
tiss the holder of the worlds speed
record for flying Charles X. HamiI-
ton, whose daring feats are rivalling
those of Paulhan, and J. c. Mars, an
other daring flyer, are all under con-
tract for exhibitions and competitions.
Clifford F. Harmon, the millionaire avi-
ator and aeronaut, and other amateurs
are expected.
While this is an array of flyers that
no meet since Los Angeles has had,
sensational auto races have been added.
Barney Oldfield with his 200 horse
power Bentz motor car, with which he
has made a mile in 26 seconds, and
Kischler, with his 100 horse power
Darracq machine, are to go against the
worlds records on circular track,
for all distances from one to ten miles
Oldfield is also to compete with his
Benz machine with Curtiss, the auto
circling the mile track twice while the
aeroplane makes two-mile flight.
The most unique event of all, and one
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HERO OF SENSATIONAL NEW YORK
TO PHILADELPHIA AIRSHIP FLIGHT
Charles X. Hamilton, the intrepid avia-
tor, and his route in New York
Philadelphia trip.

New York, June 14.-Charles K.
Hamilton arose in his aeroplane from
Governors Island Monday morning and
sped without break eighty eight miles
to Philadelphia in remarkable cross
country flight under the auspices of
The New York Times and The Phila-
delphia Public Ledger. He made the
trip in one hour and fifty-one minutes,
leaving Governors Island at 1885 and
landing at Philadelphia at 9:26.
Alighting at aviation field. he deliv-
cred letters from Governor Hughes and
Mayor Gaynor to Governor Stuart and
Mayor Reyburn, accepted messages OF
congratulation from them to bear in
return, and started for New York
again with only brief intermission for
food, fuel and oil. He had flown ap-
proximately seventy miles of his re-
turn journey when a sluggish motor
drove him to descend in swamp near
South Amboy. N. r., at 1855 p. m.
The propeller was broken there in
landing, but after repairs had been
made, Hamilton resumed his flight at
500 and landed at Governors Island
at 6:39. Thus the return trip was made
in one hour and thirty-six minutes at
an estimated average speed of 54.96
miles an hour, which breaks the record
made in the Curtiss flight from Albany
to New York.
That Hamilton did not make the
return trip as easily as the outgoing
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FOLLOWING THE PONIES.
At Latonia.

Latonia, June 14.-Madman, Guy
Bedwelps first entry at the present
meeting won the feature race at La
tonia Monday. The horse defeated
Hanbridge by a scant length after
that good weight carrier had lost con-
siderable ground at the start of the
six furlongs sprint.
Another perfect racing day was pro-
vided for turf followers and a good
Monday crowd resulted, many of the
spectators being visitors attracted to
Cincinnati by the Glidden tour which
starts tomorrow. The track is drying
out rapidly after last weeks heavy
rains.
At Gravesend.
GraVesend, June 14.-The track yes
terday was heavy and holding but the
races were we'll contested. The feature
of the card, the Astoria Sporting
stake at five furlongs for fillies two
year olds, resulted in very easy vic
tory for Bashti, the 7 to 20 favorite.
There were only three starters and
Bashti want right to the front under
strong pull. Garner yet her race
along to the stretch where he let the
filly down and won easily by four
lengths.
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which will attract attention through
out the world, will be competition
between the fastest horse in the world,
Minor Heir, 1;59A; Oldfeld, the fast
est motor driver, and Curtiss, the
fastest aviator. The horse will go on
the half mile track, the auto on the
mile track, and the aeroplane will fol-
low wider course, all going at the
same time. 1t will be a sight to be
remembered for life time. The rail-
roads are preparing to run excursions
and arrangements are being made to
accommodate enormous crowds.
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Teddy Bears Don't Get coIoneIs,

Chicago. une 14.-A report that the
Louisville baseball club Of the Ameri-.
can association Is to be sold c. W.
Murphy, owner of the Chicago Ma
tional league club was denied here by
President Chivington Of the American
association. Mr. Chivington in MAX
ing thedenial quoted a telegrame re-
ceived from VIM. Grayson, jr. p.resi-
dent of the Louisville club in which
Mr.. Grayson declared that his organ
ization was not for sale to anyone at
any price
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SIXTY BOYS enter
Big TRACK MEET

Physical Director Harrison reports
sixty entries for the boys track meet
Thursday. The greatest interest is in
the employed boys and high school
boys events.
A total of $242 has been raised for
the running track, the campaign for
which is we'll along.
Wednesday is the last day for boys
to register for the camp outing at re-
duced rates. Great interest is mani
tested in the annual outing.
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Sydney, N. S. w, June 14.-The all
American rugby football team COM
posed OF Representatives of the state
universities Of Nevada and California
and of Leland Stanford, tr., univer-
sity arrived here Monday. The Ameri-
cans will meet various teams Of the
New South Wales Rugby union.