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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
Morrill, and Mead.

II the Vermont newspapers that are
attacking the Mead candidacy on &C
count of DIR. Mead's age would be en-
tirely consistent, they will withhold
their support from the movement de-
signed TO honor the hundredth annlver-
sary of the birth OF the late Senator
.Ju,tin S. Morrill,. When the latter was
Az old as DR.. Mead is now, he was
power in the state and in the nation aud
he held that rank during a score Of
years thereafter.
On our part, we urge the most hitting
observance of the Morrill, anniversary.
We do this in full recognition OF Sena-
tor Morrills public usefulness in the
ripeness of his years as we'll as that CIV.
81, in his earlier life. We believe no
exception to this view is tenable as re-
CARDS Vermont's great statesmen OF long
est service.
In connection with this utterance,
too, we believe ourselves justified in de-
claring that there is no more reason Tor
attacking DIR. Mead on the grounds OF
age. than there would have been in re-
tiring Senator Morrill, from public ser
vice 20 years before his death. In hon
oring great accomplishment carried on
undated into the very fullness OF age
on the part of Senator Morrill,, consls-
tency cannot debase itself 10y dishOnor-
ing DR.. Mead through any reason in
yoving his sixty.eight years
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
Let US be Consistent.

Unless certain contemporaries, no
tably the St. Albans Messenger, are
simply "marking time" until candl-
date Tor the governorship arises who
meets their requirements in improperly
qualifications, they are misdirectlng
their argument.
At this time there is no "poor man
candidate for the governorship of Yer
mont. OF the three candidates now in
evidence there may be erich, richer and
richest" but none is otherwise than
erich. Unless fourth man, who is
comparatively poor, comes into the race,
the question of demonstrating the right.
eousness of poor mans cause in Yer
mo It politics is no more an issue this
year than it ever has been.
Nobody should have any deIusion con
corning this point. No "poor" man an
sweling the Messengers hypothesis OF
that of any other newspaper echoing the
sentiment, is a candidate for the COVER
norship of Vermont in this year Of
grace, 1910.
When the state gets in tune with the
Messengers notion of drafting "poor'
men, presumably it will avoid the III
consistency in which the Messenger IL
now involved with its own chosen can
didate. In seeking to honor "pooI
man, the state might not see poverty il
bank and railroad director, in a fin
residence and in every other sign of lif
al its very best, that the Messenger nov
sees in Frederick g. Fleetwood.-Rut
land News.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
GUtlDHALl

Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Wiley are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs Carbee, in Lit.
tleton
Some of the sugar makers have tapped
their sugar places and have made little
sugar
The Lady Maccabees met last Friday
evening.
There is movement on foot to Or
ganize lodge of Modern Woodmen of
America here.
George A. Hubbard is having some
papering aud painting done in his house,
James Elinkley doing the work.
Miss Grace f, Morse has been quite
i'll the past week but is better at this
writing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18

sTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF Essex, s..
The Honorable Probate Court for the district
aforesaid
To all persons interested in the estate of Tobn
+. Linden, late OF Bright in said district
deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, said Court has assigned the goth day
OF March, next for examining and allowing
the account ofthe Administrators Of the estate Of
said deceased, and for a decree of the residue
OF said estate to the lawful claimants Of the
same, and ordered that public notice thereof he
given to all persons interested in said estate Nv
publishing this order three weeks successiy.,rI,
previous to the day assigned In the Essex
county Herald newspaper published at Island
Pond in said District
Therefor you sre hereby notified toapDear AT
the Probate Office in brig hton in said district
on the day assigned, then and there to contest
the allowance of said account if YOU see caus,
aud to establish your right as heirs, lepatces
and lawful claimants to said residue
Given under my hand, this eth day of March
1910. HERBERT w. BLAKE Irnct
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE crRRr,

on TIIE CTRRENCV
Washington, February II. 1910
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made Ia ann
that The Island Pond National Bang Il, he
Village of Island Pond in the County of FssnX
and state of Vermont has complied With ali The
National Banking ASSOCIATIONS to extend tbair
corporate existence and for other purpose"
approved July 18th, 1882; =
Now therefore |, Lawrence o. Murray, Conn
troiier OF the Currency, do hereby certify tblat
The Island Pond National Bank'i in The TiIIa,',
OF Island Pond, in the County of Essex. and
State OF Vermont, is authorized to have src% ".
sion Tor the period specified i'll its amended
business on February ~, 1870. vi
f. In testimony whereof witness nv hand
L. 81 and Seal OF Office this twenty-drst dav Of
February, 1910. 'S vi
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY
comptroller OF the CURRENCY
No. 427S
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18

The undersigned having heru appointed bE
the Honorable Probate Court for the District O.;
Essex commits -IOucrs. to receive tAt ihli'1. anu
sIiust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate Of Geo. W story late OF Con
cord in said District, deceased. and ell claims
exhibited IN on set thereto. hereby give notice
The once Of o r Harvey in the town Of Concord
in said District. on the and day Of April and 9TH
dav Of August next, from clock a. M until
O'Clock p. m. on each OF said days and that elN
months from the 18th day Of February 4. j..
fato j. the time limited by said Court for -ail
creditors to present their claims tot eNamlra-
ton and allowance.
Dated at Concord this I4th day Of March. \. D.
1910.
Ernest D, Lee, Commissioner.
Fred A. Brewer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
ESTATE OF MOSES cOI.RcuFNF

ESTATE OF MOSES COURCHENE
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Probate Court iOr the District OF Essex Com
missOners to receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands OF all persons against the
estate of Moses Courchene late OF Brighton in
said District, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in ffset thereto hereby give notice that we will
meet tor the purpose aforesaid at the office
Of Herbert W. Blake, in the town Of Bright
on in said District. on the srst day Of March
and zgth day of August next from ?
O'Clock p. NJ. until O'Clock P. NJ. each OF said
days, and that six months from the 18th dav of
February, 1910, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims to US
for examination and allowance
Dated at Brighton this 3rd day OF March
A. d. 1910.
E E E E T T,aIEe' Commissioners,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
ESTATE OF NINA l.. BRFAKWOOD

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF Fssrv &C
ne honorable Probate Court for the DisIri.i
10 all persons interested in the Estate ot
NINA L. Breakwood late of Litt1eton in The
county OF Grafton, in the State of New Har ms
9nue deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, said Court has ASSIGNED the aud d..
o o april next, for examining and ailovvinSy
enc inc, account of the executor of thSe
tha ., said deceased and for decree Of
the residue OF said estate to the lawful cioi,,'
ants OF the same and ordered that public nctrc
ata De giventoa all persons Interested in said
en nta.e Gy publishing this order three weeLs
S,hcSessiVeiy previous to the day assiyned j.,
e IN Essex county Herald newspaper bubiish
r =, isana Pond in Brighton, in said District
=, therefore, you are hereby notified To annear
at the Probate Office in GIildhalI !, " Pm
.tic, on the day assigned then and there 10 70
comee a .nd ~ of said account if You see
iegatees and lawful claimants To said ,a,;,l'S -
1910. HERRERr w ~ IN way Oh March
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18

The ST. Johnsbury Republican says :;
"lf Essex republicans name Col. Porter
II. Dale of Island Pond for county sena-
tor, the nomination ought to be made
unanimous"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-03-18
Letter from v. s. Consul Hale.

Descriptive u : Trip from Port Of spain.
" O.. "a Gusnoco. NensEseia. Ihroug q
the ssn Iusn. 81 Frauds AMI 0aanOSS
gissrs. TO the Asphalt Pitch lake. s.i !
10 b. tbs largest Known DrpSsit Il
A.phalt Pitch Ia the GRID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

csie MarieS.&i=
t.e CT fremltillet poo Sneofernue=
tier &oltrlrpS Surflteo otter Ell plorc
Segnirg al afopoe Yrofeslor 1able=
RIP. Gen acknowledgements Site ct
al ret ltort 0mfang, nemlig 3M suen
lang, 1 Mlen Is CONNER breo 90
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21
Gllano.

6iiferiet poo &eltfplten er 1tooig
forfnlgt al ltlpffer. 6artpier bopo>
reres, og Menneifelip gaar tobt, men
pefltniert let giper Set ct ringe us.
butte. S en- nge er Sen itore SITTER
floooe Iaoleoes fommen iro me0 ONT
trent 10000 &o. Stiff, bporaf set
ollermeite bar 1. &losies, og 6og
flrnoe set FIN bringcs op til 6-S
Gre &rmoet.
Soget maatte gropes
Ii 5. st 5og, Ser forleoen Otter
miobag lpb falt / Sneen peo @sr=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21
Danmark. -

90 niferenI bprol
\ d Ii, cit Spn al &l,nit1,er:
porret Sc,rs Moolf og @liiabetb Sc
rieben og @rooer til Sc afoeoe Mo
lere @orolo o9 @olger Sericbel1, cl
ofgooet pco 9pocu. @ou por CT itol
@cgopelie, mel1 nleget nerppS % eff
icntriif, % / Sc icl1ere Mar bar bol
lcmt JONI fripillig Eotient poa Grim
&c Sinosipgcanltalt @on bar mes,
bclrlt, pA ban Airnnemlpilleoc %
fl,noc uocl,ao al &eroens Ml1iif, mel
til ct olporligt, g%iuunemfert Stroilt1
poo set enc cllcr set an0ct al 6tsll
Smroooer fit ban alorig lomlet li{
ian1nucl1, tit ol6rig &p BERTH. 9al
par / noglc slor Or9anilt / f%pritjel:
ligc YrppinSbycr, buor ian giprot
iig bcn1rrfct pcs iiltr haroffe Sl1b.
iolo, lpm ga ban / CT, ltrung &intcr
@c9pnoclicn al 6iricrnc tog llo poo
Ell Sfopallftipn % tipbtc Sru
Mosic, for bugeftcr at title Jig OF
mco Sopbtf pN Sop n1iot poo @pc1s
lprp og iape @rGa,oc, iom Sc fattige
/ @pen gratis fl1uoc bel1te pou bans
Nrbcioaplnns". 8ons HeilclD}
fprtc ham piocl1 on, ianle0cs ppbpl0t
ban Jig Der / Amerifa / uoglc Mor
az oullueoc her ct Ml,liftonlerpoto=
rillm - for Nearc! Son fif iunnnlcu=
iat ct brlt Nc9crprfeltcr, pg bans
&rlmer / Sonmorf npotog 6otogro-
Iirr al nam, itaacl1or pes Mpoepl1ltel1
fpran inc iortc Strpgerc % @lr-
icrC.
&C III n6crne9unm f.
"Somiu%1rosbiulct" foloer Motipnol=
%ufonpulc1 9r. Mucfeprang CIT al
han1 / otsic Gage u%oorbej0et Stnti.
ltit, ser moriomt helpier Set mpocr=
ne 9ol1n1orf.
Sfplge Sen fpocs Ser / 0oun1ort
ct Barn bpert ~ Min,t, Ser 0pr
ct Mcnneifc bnert @porter, ltiftes ct
sggteifab bper bolpe Slime, finder to
SfilSmis ier Steo bner Gag. @pcr
Gag began en- Mon0 Selpmorb,
bper 81 Sag cit &piu6e. @ber Dag
bliper 2 Mcnncifer ornbte pes ltlpf=
tcstilfrloe.
@pert Seflun0 iclloes for 25 &rp=
1er &orer til ll0lan6et pg mootaqeS
for 20 &rouer. @per Silne 1t0fgrcs
3 @eite pg 10 &per. @pert Sefuno
uofpres ~ @un6 @jso, 5 &l,no
6luif, IL E1,no Stiff, 5 Elrno Smer
oa 10 sgg % %in0iares II Yl1n0 &af-
fe, ~ H,n0 S,,ffer, e &l,1o So
bat, Is &1,re0 @oml,lo og "a &uno
Hapir. @pert Sefln0 betales ~
&rone / 5pl0.
@Dert Seflnro tie1cr lon1tlige
Statsborgere 80 &rpner. @pert Sc
flno bruges ~ &un0 Margorine,
5 E1tn6 Sl1ffer, 3 Eotter 8etrolel,n1
og $50 &luno &11l. @bert Mirut
brl,ges 4 Softer Sin, 40 @rno @uf=
fe, 2 8un6 Size og 80 Yuno @is.
Spert Sefl,no gioer SEN 6onife 5tot
3 &roner u.s. 6erof 60 Gre til Mili=
terpei e11 og 40 Ore til Gorrent1inq
At @iel6. @bert Gefl,n6 in6lettes
is &roner / Gporetosierne.
@per Sag ie[ges 12 2onoeien=
bpert Sefl1no fiifes for 35
Ore. @bert Gefun0 proorceres %
oriffes 1 Sitter 8r911oepin, 3 Otter
9ojerifel og 5 Sitter @pi0tpl. @pert
Setl11o afienoes 5 9repe og i 5rpf=
lager. 5pert Minl1t afienoes og on-
fonlnter ct Telegram. @pert Sefuno
fpres 5 Selefoniamtoler. @pert &C.
tl1no transporterer Sc oonlfc 5tats=
bauer 1000 Mcnnelfcr. &per 81
5ine nofommer / @og og 12 Yjccer.
@pert Sefl,no. tipbes for IS Gre
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

onbragt @ronceroietter. 3 rofaellfl
Gnglebopeoer impffer &iltens Sc
inns. Sclpe 2aoget er temmelig
flaot; Sperfla6en ofilAttes til bper
SIDE al cit Sltllt, ser prp6es al
@ronceroietter. 9roncearbeiset ct
11ofprt al fougelig @of=@etolltgber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

@osmuSien. aiiten blcp braet til
Mosftloe 2omfirfe og anbragt poo
Den for &riniesiens Sig beltemtc
Eloos, i'1oen eiget onfom. 3inffi-
item, bpori &riniesien bpileoe, blep
oa lat 'reo / ggetresfiite,,, iom til
luffeoes / 0perpnrelie of sen r,errne-
lte Slpgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

~ 9len bsj. Gen CT forarbeioet
at nolegt @g og rigt f~oriiret meo
@ronce. Seloe &iiten, ser inoinep-
rer Jig ifraat neou6til, or forlpnet
meo &iloitre, bporirnellem Ser lnor
Jig lette @uirlan0emotiper.. S 9i-
laltrenes Seller er in6iat Stoffer al
Bronce, og lige un0er @opitpferne er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

or pA1nr-E1nn1
6rima;ter. SDer 90 Sag itranoer
let Sfib pua Ell oanif &pltt o. bber
|2,1 Sag rc00er &eoningsneienet ct
Mennei lie.
9pert Mimlt p%antl9tteS for 13
&roncr. @pert Mfinl,t brG110es ser
for 20 &roner. @per' A. Sag lo=
brpoer eli Strejtc. @per 9ag inotref=
fer CIT Tallit, % bper Sag foretager
6oaocn 200 ltopantninger.
Mc0la9t GelIuloe a.
BRIT. 9en vNattonaltioenoe"s u.s.
9ipcr ST.. 6erslep ttlbpre1poe Mttinge
GcIluloiefobrif ifol ne0legges, for0i
Sc oanlfe Sfppc mellcS life at pure
Iiitan6 til at lepere set npopenoige
Sre. Suofpriel al Sre fra l1olan=
set umuliggipres al &oniunfturer11c.
Opiigelien til 6abrifens Mrbeioere
lD6er paa Mprtl.
&jpbcnbaDn.
q III c / FAM SAINT /
6 pben a b II. Ser CT til SIP
benbapn at1fommet Ell &epreientant
for Sc omerifanife Mangemillion9>
rer Morgau % @an0erbilt, Ser ODER
for forlfiellige al 8pens MeringSbri=
pe10e far fren1piit cit 6ulomagt fra
Sc nGpllte Milltonerer og erflGret,
at 0isie er reoe til at itille en- Gum
a so Millioner &ro11er til &oo6ig=
bco til Oprettelie al Ell M 8onf ser.
S @enbolo BERTH in0bp0es ser for
Sioen u1oer @oo,,oen til 5egnil1g al
Ell .forbol0spts ringe @aranttfapitol,
i0et man sulfer pao 0enne Maooe at
foa CT pis Sitferbeo for at Ser fra
oo1lf SIDE pil Blue pilt Sen mllligc
Sonf uirfclig Sl1tercsi e.
S II c trr for 1 90 0
S / 9 G tnn0te vSrell ems
Scr" 9ille Sl1leoften / @~run6tpigs
@l.s. Sc ianle0es ST. 3 / Sen itore,
f%login1pffeoe Sal, bpis 9fienbeo pi=
enipnlig gioroe ct itGrft Sn0trpf poa
oe1n. Ser bar boaoe @omle og I'm
&c, Meno og &pinoer, ogj mango al
6elu bopoe taget 5maobgrn mes til
SEN ltenningsfuloe @eitioeligbco.
Miot / @allen lto6 Sl,letreet, ilnpf=
fet n1eo reoe og bpioe &oier og gilt
renoe G%l1glebaar og mes Ell prngtig
@ul6itiarne / Soppen felt oppe l,l,=
Ser Set boplpe6e Soft. Meoens @p=
renS Solooter tenote 2piene, ipilleoa
ct al oens miformere6e @prnorfeitrc
ferit Sllleialmer og ienere forifielli=
&C 6Gorelon0Siange; f(ere al Office
rerne toltc mutt og inotrengenoc
ONT Sltlel1, og 0erefter l1boeltes Ser
fra ct a10et 2ofale Eaffer og 6p0c=
parer. S bper Yoffe bar Ser ct Ssl,le=
moolti0 til fem Ser o,er.
@rpscrer &einboI6
Sorcf er ofgaoet be6 0poen, II
Mar gamn1cl. @m bar en- of &ip=
be,1boonS ltprite Gorretningsmnno
og @run0eiere, begpn6te mes ton1=
me @rn0er cit lille l1rtefromforret=
ming, l1en ilog Jig bartig op, taffet
prrc lit nolrlinoelig gooe, fpiffe So
heo, lin Sernflio og lit linlone Sit
mgr, Ser alori9 ipigteoe hon1 og
brogtc sen jopiale Mon6 mango
@enner. S Ell MenneifeaIoer bopoe
Sorcf I'LL brepet @pggepirfiombe6 og.
Gjcnoon1sbon0el. Gn flor Gel @je1=
BONNIE bebolot fan ooa ielo, og Ser
bar piitl1of Cider, bpor bon bar Gier
at 1910 ltore Gie16omu1c / @pe,.
Nlr peo i'm 0po eieoe Sorcf 81. a.
"@ernina"$ @aoro % Sorcfs Nos=
1age, iom bar bpggeoe for CIT 1O-t5
Nor lioen og tjente gooe Serge poo.
Sam bar tie'1itpillig og bjnlpiom og
banoe ct oabe1t @ierte for allie
smoofolf, Ser birfelig fortiente at
blipe bjlllpne. Mt bielpe Soft til at
efsiiterc br0erliat pes eget Mrbei6e
bar allie Gage bans iml,ffe 0pqapc.
nt1hroo4 M,.o,co~,So4t,. q .rSr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

&emorrboiber tureret paa 6 til IA 9aoe.,
spa5o otntutent turerer etbpert 9ilfelbe Of .fa,
enoe: bliaee. blpbenbe elIer f%remtrebenbe @eu1orrbni,
oer t@l4 page; eller genqene tilbase. SIC. EilDir.
let al VartS Meotct7e Co., ct. SpuiS. SIN,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-21

srofereoe til lto1anoets &oliti, og nj
CT Ippel1 %paogrebet / Stocfbolm.
De itocfboImife 0poogere log6e
Mnrfc til to tplftalen6e &erloner,
lon1 fom meget lammen poo &eltqu=
rorlter, men forreiten boeoe bber paQ
lit @otel. Den enc, en- blond Mano,
falote Jig 3tlbergleit. @on bar fpot
Nllsler, men fom fra &ipbenbopn.
Zen nloel1, cit mgrf SStoliener=Spp
falote Jig Gugen Sc Mosia fra Som.
Mistonfen mos 6en1 blep 1trofS be-
free tet peo, at SEN enc pefsleoe 10
oarlfe @nnore0froneieoler. Derme0
bar man pua Set rene mes, at man
bapoe Goptppene for Zig, og ilog mes
poa DEM. Se0 6eres Mnboloelle fif
man oplDlt, at Sc bopoe peret 4 i
6dlge> men at Sc 2 bar rcjit til @6-
teborg. Saa blep bele Sp0inerige
nllarmeret, laa &gperne fun0e gri=
bes, bpor Sc ioa opbol0t fig. Sc
blep nappeoe iom Sc itoo al. ct Sog
/ @almitaO. Mlt ct allie fire @al<
gellfngle / iiffer Sorparing / &ipben-
bnpn. Sc. ttlbGrer en- International
% CT, / bpert Sol0 ct Hor al
DEM goot fien0te al &olitiet fra tio-
Sptraoen | Sc ifanoinopiife
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-08

race for Hidden Hand. Force was run
ming in front after punched start. The
horses were running together to the
turn for home when Benschoten shot
Hidden Hand in on the rail, took
chance of getting hurt and came home
the winner. Force lost all his advant-
age in turning wide for the stretch and
was tired from the terrific pace he had
been setting for the others. Light Wool
delayed too long in making his move
and was running strongest at the fin
ish. Taskmaster won the final race in
a close finish from Misprison with Rice
riding the race of his life on tie win
ner. Alma Boy was the winner at the
stretch but Taskmaster and Misprison
challenged and were able to make it
stick.
The Summaries.
First race, five furlongs, selling, two
yearol1S value to first. $225-Boana,
100 (BenSchoten), to l, won; Iwalani,
los CMurphy) 2 to 1, second; Count de
ORC, los (Ganz) 10 to 1, third Time,
1:01 2-5. Smiling Maiden, Uncon-
conquered, Practitioner, Alta Ray, Joe
Wells ran.
Second race, six furlongs, selling,
fouryearolds and up, value to first 1925
Joe Woods, 107 IT. Smith, to 5,
won; Cobleskill, 102 (Benschoten) 10 to
l, second; Gene Wood, 112 (Parker) 5
to 1, third. Time lis. Dick Moss,
McNally, Mrs. Nugent, John Sparks,
ran.
Third race. five furlongs, selling. two
yearOlds, value to first s225-Butter
Ball, 106 (Keogh), 4 to 1, won; Out
fielder, 10S (Nolan) 9 to 5. second; Hes
itate, los (Murphy) 4 to 1, third. Time
1:01 Is. Aragonese, Quicksilver, Gent
NIGHT ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap,
all ages, value to first, s400-Lomond,
go (Nolan) Z to 1, won; Helmet, lis
CAM to 1, second; Folly Levy, lis,
(Rice), 3 to 4. third Time ~ 3-5. The
Wolf ran
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling, four
yearolds and up. value TO first S225-
Hidden Hand, 107 (Benschoten), 13 TO
5, won; Force, 10 (McCullough) 13 to
5. second; Light Wool, 10 (Hawes), 10
to 1, third. Time 1:14 Joe Enrich, Glib
son, Flying Pearl, Preen, Banaronia
ran.
Sixth race. one mile, selling, four
yearolds and up, value to first, $500
Taskmaster, los (Rice), to 1, won;
Misprison Jos (Reynolds), to 1, sec
ond; Alma Boy, 106 (Molesworth) IS to
l, third Time, 1:42. Himalaya. st.
Kilda, Maurentania, 'Vesme, Cheswar-
dine, Sizz ran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-08

her position to Helmet, the first nighter
from the Bradley barn. The Wolf was
away last and made every post losing
one to the finish.
Boana Romps to Victory.
Boana romped her way around the
course with the tWoyearolds in the first
race. The gelding was set out in front
and made to keep there by little Ben
schoten, who held him true to the course
and finished six lengths in the lead
Iwalani was second best of the other
lads and ran behind Boana all the way.
Butter Bail Wins Third
It looked like Outfielder all the way
in the third with the money going as
it lay. But Butter Ball was sent past
the outfielder who was unable to get
going in time to mead TIN winner. Out
fielder got away in front and should
have won. Butter Ball lay in third
place until the stretch where Outfielder
looked to be an easy winner. Butter
Ball was sent in to cut down the two
lengths lead and made IT stick when
Geogh put him to the task. Outfielder
was firing and could not muster cour-
age to withstand the rush at the finish.
Hesitate was running second until the
winner moved up, Hesitate dropping
back a notch
Benschoten's Nerve Wins.
Benschoten's nerve won the fifth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-08
TWO FAST GAMES
OF BASKETBALL

The international team still holds
first place in the Commercial Basket
ball league by winning from the Walz
team by the score of 20 to g. This
gives them the percentage Of ia, all
other teams being tied with a percent
age of .429.
The first half was almost an even
proposition, each man putting up good
game, though the work Of King as
guard for the Walz team was respon-
sible for the low score of the Internal
tionals in the first half as compared
with the second.
Romero and Moores played an I'M
scheduled wrestling match for the pos
session OF the ball when it came into
their territory, each determined that
the other should not score.
Lyman for the Internationals was
largely responsible for the increase in
the score in the last half and was ably
assisted by Brown, Evans and Thomas
in some pretty team work that netted
several points.
Halle for the Walz team was at a
disadvantage because of a bad knee
but put up a plucky game against Will
cox and Marshall
The game between the Shelton Payne
team and Bryan Bros. team was
complete surprise. The first half re-
suited in the score Of to in favor OF
Bryan Bros. This was reversed and
mutt iplied in the last half and the re-
sponsibility lies in the team work put
up by the old High school combina ton
OF Shea and Lamar Thomas, together
with the fielding of the ball on the
part of Alleman of last years Blue
team Of the Y. NJ c. A
league and Marshall played a pretty
game for the losers, but were unable
to stem the tide of the combina ton put
up in the second half.
Shea's ability to shoot baskets from
apparently any angle put his team into
the aggressive position and the oppo-
nents on the defensive. This usually
means defeat for the defensive team in
basketball, and so it proved in this
case.
Kilbourn as center against Shea
played a hard but erratic game, but
was unable to keep his opponent COW
cred.
Final score in the second game was
Il to 10 in favor of the Shelton-Payne
team.
The several High school boys who
have lost out in the recent ruling out
Of their school athletics have cast their
energies into the Commercial teams and
are showing up strong.
Saturday night the S. W. shop team
will play a practice game against the
''Y' team.
The All Star Bible class team will
also play game against one of the
Commercial league teams.