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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-10

Three sheriffs made their final SET
Element with the state today Inc!
were from Carroll, Washington ana
Madison counties. Deputy W. J'
Woodall made the settlement for Car
roll. S. P. Aiken for Washington ID
B. F. Mill for Madison.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-10
3. M. DAVENPORT.

1TdT J TTU5ITJt'F1
319 East P're Stree
Phones--Day Home As. Cumb. GIL.
Night. Residence. Home. 762.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-10

ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY NEWS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-10

movements at Batesyille, when Is
one of the most progressive towns III
North Mississippi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
GREAT WORK nv ROBERTS.
Amherst Athlste Makes Absut Thlrd u
Winning fetal IN Triangular Meet.

AMHERST. Mass. May T.-ROberts OF
Amhersl was the star Of the triangular
track and hsld meet which Amherst unn
With % points over Williams with a aud
brown With 80 points on Pratt Field to-day
Young Of nrOwa upset all calculation hy
beating Lester handilv Ia the go yard run
after being passed In the stretch.
A heavy wind faced the nnishers but
Roberts won the - yards low hurdles
urOnnd a curve against 70 in Is IS seconds
Roper Of brown ran a 1ne race In the
two miles. shooting ahead Of Newton Of
n,nE Nv eight yards Kilbourn won the
shot pat and discus throw. MARCIA OF
aniy fOHr points separated the three teams
until Amherst captured FIRST and second
y me Tow hlrdlss. CLIMBING ne ' ,,,sj
Ia e. seconds The summary
lm YAri Run-WOn nv Roberis AmhersH
naidu IN. Amhsrsi. srcond; hsrtignh. hroNn
third TINE. - eeeouds .-
Inc Mis Kun won BY 'iaber. broHn, Gresns
nrna a. srrond Newton. Williams thlni Tine
4 mnuirs - { ; srconds.
40 Nard Nuh-.NOn b. Noung. lirowa. Lester
Williams serond Anget lne, Nilliams, ihiri.
Time A. . s seronds
i0NSri iSW Hurdles Won BIS Marble Brpvn.
Flsh. Williams. sroOad Rogsrs, Williams. thlra.
~ Asr.i R,In~Won bv Cook Williams: Camp
he'll WltlAnis. second hrwletL MtiiiAinas-thifu
lNVe. = minutes 3 effuuuss
Tgo Nile ltun- Wna by lloper. Broan. Newton,
Williams serOad PuiiOrd. Wliua ms. third. Time,
~ HiinHtes - : seconds.
~ Nard RunH Mon b. BALDWIN, Amherst.
HaTtiFan. BrOWu second. Kelly, Williams, thirn'
Time. naA srronds
~ Nard Low Hurdles Won ~ Roberts, Am
hrrsg Young. Amherst. EerOnd fish, Niliam,
third Time. - 5 Seconds.
Stunning High lump-Won BY Roseaberg'
lir0Nh. with S feet u inches, Eiy. Wrlams'
,ec0ad, attn feet 70 inches. RobeLis' Amhsr,,'
ihiri. vita s let lnches. helght. iest u
tnrhes
P'IttihE 70 Pound shot Won By KlbouTu.
Amherst Mason. Williams, second. WOod. WIZ
Jams. thiru Distance. ~ feet inches.
Runnlnm nroad Jump Won bg Roherts. an
heFsi with p feet s., inches. or. Amherst, SCI
md. Nith y feet ~ lnrAes. bAfueU. Nlihams'
third with y feet IA inches.
Throwing 10 Pound Hammer Won ~ tagusi'
brown. Thomas Williams. serODd NOod. WIZ
iAma. third Distance us feet,
Pule Nauit=Won b. MtleS Amheni, with 10
feet .inchss iunbut, Williams. SECOND. stevens
Wiliiam- third
Thfoving the Discus Won by kilhuurn, An
herst. WITH iis iert y inrhes. hutrhins, Brown,
serJnd MAson, Williams thiTd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

all % substance and up Is the chief re-
quircment 81 looking and acting prettily.
lAGht colOra were abrasive among the
doatumes Of the women on the coach
toys. The rule IA that only a front load
lhai d, the tirst two SEATS -ehall b. used.
The whips wore the uniform u the Coach
ing Club. a dark green eitaWay coat
the club button In gold and a yellow
striped waistcoat. The other men wore
mostly frOck coats and top hats There
vas q change among the members for
the dinner. They wore then a cuAt Of
green cloth cut In the conventional form
with black velvet collar. faced and
lined with black satin OF silk. gold hut
tons, white waist coats and black trOusers.
The dinner was a. Sherrv's In the even
ing and IN honor of the Philadelphians.
members Of the fOur-in-HAnd Club u
that city chiefly. Who have been very
prominent IN coaching. some a. the
table tOoled the road coaches between
this city and Philadelphia throughout
tho season Of lso9 or thereabOuts. the
greatest feat Of the soTt ever carried ont
in this country. The dinner wAs a cap
hal one, but Al coaching adornmenis r.
Whinetrees and 40 on we're Jagged
a. savoFtng Of the shop after W much II
the real thing.
Il was different AZ the only other
formal dinner given by the Coaching
Club az the Waldorf In lS0s 10 oOmmemO-
rate the twentieth year Of Col. Jay in the
presidency. Then the coaching details
were entWined with dogwOOd aud apple
blossoms In tho decorative scheme. last
night Col. Jay had the head and Reginald
". hives the foot Of the table. Az Col.
jays LETT a. named were Judge Martin.
NJ ~. n H.. E~k,.,.fs.s.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
CRENENTS TENNIS HATCH.
PrInestsa BsaIsa. . 10 Wesleyan Out.
Rlala lAIon.

The Cres0ent A T.. tennis PLAYERS cele-
hratei che operinR Of the season Yesterday
n, Raw Ridge. defeating the Princeton team
q events 10 q The Crescents won four Of
the slE singles matches and Won twice IN the
douhles Dean Mathey. the former inter
schOlasfir champion. won handtly from
&. 81 Bull. Jr., IN straight set. The SIM
martes
Snriss Dean Maihsy. Princeton, defeated c
n UuII IT Crescent q ., IA Is. ". Butler.
Princstan defeated n Charl0rk, CresccnL a :.
q 4 a. e. Martin. CrescenL defeated g. a.
ThonasA IT. Princeton. - W. \. Camp
roll. Crescent deieAied n. HalEigh Princeton
49, q. Woodward. CresrenI defeated
r. TtnL Prime Ton. - "a s y. sargent
CresesnL defeated n hegOun. Princrtun. . :.
Iloubl ss-Bun and Martin. Crescent defeated
Mafhrv ard nutifr. Prlncstgn. - a., "a
TtHt and Magoun. Princeton. defeated Wood
rard ard aaTrgnL CrescsnI a a -.
CamphfI and CharioCk. CreEnFnt defeated
fhonas and RsiciEh, PTinestou. -. "A "a
MiBDLETOWN, Conn. MAY Wesleyan
easily defeated Union A. tennis to-day
.aking Ill six matches nom the visitors.
The summary.
sneiea-Pisiner Wesleyan defeated Car.
mirhael, Union. "a ga Pariin. Wenieyan. DE-
frated ilirklnaon, UnI0n. "a 30 haeul, Wes-
isynn dsfeatgd Potter. Union. a. a.. Hoiton.
WeaieYnn. Defeated fairburn. unlon, "a %.
Dudtaaa Ptslner and Brady Wesleyan. DE-.
feated Carmichaei and DictiBaon. tnion. So
s-e Holi0n and hsnoa. Wesleyan, defeated
Potter md fair1urn. Uulon. "a a. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
COLUNBIA LOSES ON TRACK.
Navy Athletes Gene cut Ahead Dalton
Does Fast Vile over Hurdles.

ANNAPOtIa Nd Nav Z The Naval
..-.t..,..,. -, &c., ,,ol,,,t,l, la A.. we'll
NHuV'"f NNu "'''
fought cat reld ana track meet lhi- al'"I
noon bv Sc points TO as'-. The bess fer
=. a.. =. a, ~, ht,,h h,,rtt..
lV'Ma"N" ~ NV way VIZ ~ Nv
Ia which he time OF 70 % SECONDS " bai-
ton 81 the Navy, was returned. ROO- ~
'"iumUA '""A "o'h HA
performance OF - Iret lhtheS W lue rho'
pu1 WAS more than tao feet better than the
81 a,.a,t.,,, record T. = uahcock
49,, '.t -. ,,s.,,, !. .,n.r 80 ~
VS. w" ptWi us pci-' -, a -,
Nl-nO lAAlnk u,s' ~, " - 'u III
and INths WIN hhp,oth ~ w p ~.
yanh. tars- OF the Navy Won bOih me lH
aud 20 yard runs Ihe summary.
t0Yari IIIgh hurdles Won by Dalton, Navy
Ntil~r NakN sera0d "a y HabroI.k Columbia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
NnY OTTROWS COLTMRII.
Gsod mace fer . Nile and . Hair, hut the
DIstaRec Vas I've Wtses.

ANN.pnIis. NAV Not only did the
Naval Academy crew outp,ul Columbia 10
a two mil. race on the severn this afternoon
but II Won The fvO events preliminary 10
the main contest.
For q mile and half the race between
Columbia aud the first navy crew was a
aolendd struggle but in the last half mile
the navy crew gradually pulled uWHv.
aiming by tWo lengths aud a half ln 10
minutes e 80 seconds. tOlumbias time
vas 10 minutes % % seconds
In the pfeliminaTtes the academy fourth
class crew won from the eight OF The central
High school u Philadelphia IN minutes
AZ rs seconds The high school boys
finished "a minutes 81 a-s seconds. This
VS. the rlOseat race Of the day.
The Naval Academy third crew won nv
tWo lengths from the Afuudel- n Balti-
rs seconds and that Of the losers minut -
q - seconds The disi ance Of the minor
races Va- a mile and q half and zach start
was separate
Al ihe races we're rowed IN me course
up the severn. u being entirely TOO rough
for the outer course vi here u - more rOomy
ina star Was DELAYED a. n was hoped thai
the wind would moderate qnd rOndit ions
he~one more favorable When tho main rare
bsEar. abou' O'Clock, there vas s'hl nuch
columbia started with ihir'y-sIx strokes.
ons NOR. 10 the minute than the midship-
men. and got a little lead ~ the half mile
the sheils were even and she stroke Of both
tlToppaa 10 about thiTiy. FROM that point
no 4 half mile from The finish The COntest was
Nne and h Was not until that point had heen
passsd that u beraUe clear thai the visitors
had roNed themselves out IN keeping on
even terms
When she midshipmen began 10 quicken
their stroke and pui mOrp pOwer into ~
Columbia was MT able 10 respond and The
distance between ihe crews Ndened fast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
TIE GlME " SOCCER.
HrsoLI,ns Held Dawn the Powerful west
Hudson Fle,Pn.

AGAINST one ~ rho strongest association
football te1us iu New Jersey tho Wet Mud
sons The Hrooh lyn club eleven uut 80 70
good game Yesterday hey held hem 10 q
NJ. and might have eon 10 M" last lao min
4fs- vt pla" had uo' lhc good WORK a. goa %
~ Neb pIuyhFfi q psuHlfN 7 h. Mr-f liud
-au team tnt- ErsT uuu tho cha UHt0n- hip
~ fh- National league. gong through The
championship sRrI~> without ,ir gle de-
feat
The penalty which would have given The
Eare 10 the Brook lvnr was hr result ~ a
corner. ktcked out by Van DE Neghe. hut
Mason the let-evmen' halfrack. boz he
desire 10 save he goal accidentally Touched
the hall with his hand within tho penalty
ares toward took The kiCk, bgt Neil
agan killed an 81 brooElvu's chances
The Ierseymeu 80 he star 81 he game
had The Uind and sun ~ their favor carter
iOok Tho hall hall The length % ne Held
and centred niceiv 10 Nc Nllsier A. inside
right whp M turn put The hall IN tho Brook b.
,vn net ths vas the only scoring done
IN the first half. haiti a. goal for the home
team spelling many % the West Hudson =
chances ~ score
AfteT 'he res'art Williams. playing a.
outside right for NrOOkiv9. m Sc "a goal.
. hereby wing the score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
TILES MEET.
Princeton Beaten m Trnek Games 50 50
tea 10 Cssncy throws Hammer Far.

70 - 10 CeoneS THROWS bAnaihert Ar'
-. 49,. NJ In -. r,..t In mn
-
Wav brilliant hut marked by steady work
thrUughout Yale won on the trace from
. ,,.s.-,... A., a.. "a "a uoiota 70 ala
IFin"eton lo-uay, ," D" Pol"'' ="
kilpatTirk Of Yale won me shOt pui WIN
A f.et M. inches better than h. ever DID
" - -. -. -. -. -.
D~l"tN "" US N"'o'N =" " ''."s
With 70 feet - inches. Coy, the 1901 bal
o.rt,i, yy.s .scood In the shot nut with
'a"s"' A a. -. -. -,
track horh .tnce la-t +'n~-
Gardner Of lale vas second % ne pole
vault going n feet inches. Whnele' Of
Princeton won the mile run In 4 minutes
a. 1..S saronda CoOney Of ale did we'll
III ins hammer thTOw sending the weight
~, -, IA irrh.s Ibr aurnfnarV
" ", -. - ,ss., A..
lW lard WIN "o ~ 49,, IIln s.on'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
TRAVIS THE SUPREME GOLFER
WINS PRESIDENTS cur FROM
JEROME TRATERS.
Garden CITY CIubs Tournament Rnds
N GiosJ -JOhR Ward Trims the
wings - scheolbSy Nhlte-IlOy
BeatsThamaoa- MeK ellaF's Handicap

Beats TAsmssa lieK sllaF's Handicap
There vas brilliant ending 10 the tourna-
mehi Of the Garden city Golf club Yesterday
and there was a large turnout Of OnlOOkers
TO follow the match finals FOr the prcai-
deni's cup Walter : Travis beat Jerome D.
Irayers by . up. Tor the beaten eight cup.
John N Ward. who has trimmed the WinEa
NJ many won't hful azpiranis, put out Gardner
White by mp aud "a play and In the Hemp
stead cup race , u HOyt Of BOstOn. won
from Ernest Thomson by up and ~
play. Al the finals we're ~ thriy-six holes
There was also an all day eighteen hOle
medal play handicap, in which Donald Mo
kellar captured The net score prize with
N, 70. and Thomas a. sherman VI Utica
got The gross score prize for an NJ
To open the hiR match Travis took two
holes aud lost the third OF his own bat.
Ne zliCe'l the drive over q distant hedge 10 a
private lawn. and although Travis made a
long shot from this unusual I've. he could not
stop Trayers taking the hole in ttOa. They
had a min and tuck strife 10 the turn where
lravers was NJ Travis stood up again
NJ the fifteenth. but TraVers won tho HiX-
ieen'h. aud after a half In he had q on the
home hole and the lead ~ the stop for
luncheon. for Travis was trapped aud
needed i've The scores we're TrRVeT~. ~:
Travis. -
The first four holes by Travis for the
second rOund acre Oui Of the ordinary
4 long pW gave 10 han On Tho nrsi,
h. had another , on the As0 yard thirl
and a on the 500 ward fourth hole IN
each case q stroke under par and he had
made a par y on tho seCOnd. Hot EOing
this. aud although rrayers vas boiling IN
par T. J. a. = Travis had Wipgd out the
morning dencit aud vas up
Vet, and his reveals that he u back on
his game. the comet glare dd not dazzle
lrayers he halVed the match az the ninth
aud 40 tho twelfth fOrge,i into h lead
u was a desperate struggle thereafter aud
marked by nanv nne Strokes. but Travis
vent through the crucial test and gained
Tho cup ITayers has beaten Travis NJ
ttauien ~ ONLY In the amateur champion
ship there iTayeTs on hts presen' 'Otn
M MI be a.nIn hlmnLnn. Iha. IArI-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
TECH DEFEtTS WESLEY
Boston Men Win DusI TracE Meet ~ q
large Margin.

MiDDLTTOWN, Conn. Nav Wesleyan
was easily defeated by the Massachuseti :
Institute Of Technology IN the dual track
meet IN this city This at ernnon hv score
II 30 20 tsis tapt Bacon ~ The Nes-
lsyan team clipped One-nrh ~ a se~ond
from tas Wesleyan 20 yards hurdle record
MI 4 broke the Technology rr'urd for he
discus throw. wiih throw Of 10 ie"i %
inches
Parkinson % Wesleyan vas surprise
IN the shot put. winning the evNr' ana
breaking the college Trrord wth pui
Of ~ feef inches Robson was me chief
point winner for Wesleyan. getting Two
hrsts. while GFeenleaf did a. we'll for me
visifOrs
The visitors were particularly strong
IN the distance runs. getting all but NO
potnts in these events Wesleyan did
IL hest wofk IN the shot put, The dashr-
and the hurdles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

no Mue Raes Gees 20 AItkea's Car
-OthsF Resuaes % Meet.

ArLANIA. May John Aiken IN a
National 20 won the go mile race for fhe
Atlanta AutOmObils Association trophy
here to-day Tom Kincuid. the other
National driver. Diioted tho Ger for tho hrsi
hundred miles until b. he'd reached ngsi
raln started.
Lvtle h his American finished second
D. Palma IN his Fiat vas third. fifteen miles
behind the leader. Harrow N = Marmon.
9loddaEd IN National an6 8trang IN an
sixth respectively. way IN The raar
Ths Co.'S cor. With Hndhcutt ~ tho wheel
Won the small car twelve mile nare. ard ~
Palma In q Pat the ten mile lfes for all, he
only other races run. hamllt0a nav over
aha oguFua during the fuinnlcFm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
CornelIlanI Drfsat Navy at Tsnals.

ANSAPoLIs. Nd. May 7.-COnsli won
readily from the Naval Academy a. lawn
tennis this afternoon. taking three Of the
four matches In singles and both IN doublea
Mdahipman Fulton saved Bis team from q
WhitsWasa BY defeating HoaEland. The
summary
NnHlss- Hnituu. Cornell defeated Parmalas
Navy. "A -. "a Plan. Cornell, defeataf
i'nderuusd. NAVY. 81. At Fuit1u, Navy. a.
isated Hoagland. CurneM, "a. "a: haFtiey
C1Fasll, dsfsated saupaGn, Nayy5 7--H. 20, 80.
uBsihleI NnaTiaRd and plan. Culug1. feftnorf
Faieon ~ Snm1ao1, NaeY .a-1.e -3; nsitna and
MHrtllV. Curngi, deiestfd Ul1arWoud nnd Par.
NAIVE. Navy, -. 81. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
BlssmmsdaIe AthIs,is Associates Hsids
neeentssa.

The athletic association Of Bloomingdals
Bros. heid q reception iaat night ~ Ter
race Garden, on East Ftfty-eighth street
There uas q big crowd present. among those
nrpHninfnt being several vel hnuWnathletes
hal0nlinT % other dry goods houses and
nahirtic clubs. vaudeville enteFiainTuent
followed b. q dance rave plenty pl gnicy-
nent % thgEg lFgE0nts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

- - =. -.
.9n, "A i.-la W Lester Chimney. a. t-el'
". SS1 n, n ,s .,.,, y, a. ,,.v = NJ,
~, ~ y. - ~ $3.50. ~ ~, - -. a.
~ y W. ~ y "; no Ss w. 81 ~ a..
1hnnel. leA' :. - u9gn y feA' - ,...,,,s'
~ ni""he' w. ~ ~ "Nh'An "
i@ - N
Ninei zen golfers took Out cards ~ ne
Crescent Athletic tub links yesi rTday
al ernOon and fhe result Was q tie helWeF
~ " kOekn who reeeived ~ and turned
IN a net arOTp OF 7s and A. ID. pnraOnn. Who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

In anticipation Of the mOnthly shoe, Of
the organization that y 10 b. held on Tues
day many Eunners Oi the Bergen Beach
dun Club turned ont yesterday The day
was deal for the sport and the majority
J. Martin. A. v. Suydam aud v. Morgan
WeYe amOng the Eituners who dtd eNcep-
iianally vel. The evenia were oil &C g
m FgrIa and The acOrea follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
F'GDIO.
Great Meek PreebOStera Defeat Hemp-
stead FPeeboaters. 10 20 q.

The Great Neck rreebOojcrs had no
diinculty ia defeating the HcmI- cad Fres-
bOoters Yesterday morning on the we'll
worn Meadow Brook field Morgan Grace
a. hack. helprd The Great NeCk team more
than any other player tried Tor THIS position
Ills hard hitting aud excellent direct iou
kept the hall la fast play. y Grace Wa-
able . shoot I'll " hen near he goals The
GraCea have nov 4 first ciass string ~ ponies
Whirh have rounded into good playing cOn-
iitiOn
The teams we're a. follows
Grsa' Nsct lien eAsad
No W n Grace, No \ belmont,
No = Gta'e. No ilaN Has
BSrk Morgan Gracr Rack u n rarlr
D. CoWdin later took n ". Etrie'S place
az back
In toe iinal M a'ch o. Van Court 'andt Park
y.s1ertav m polo Tor III. MAJ no the
Sss'ond team fhe Blues lot 10 the
fourth team nv : goats TO although the
latter outfit dd not earn goal They
reviewed az by handirap aud tn9 loss Of
4 hall was due 10 tun zafeties. The hius-
earned four goats Of Nhich Holt had one
and strong three Thew acre urnaliSt-l
a half Tor a foul The lineup vas
Fourth Team e ~ nouIton. . T. SWidi
r. u Wandolrh back q arrrIN
s-rnnd Team O. 4 frrn Theron Y
strong D. a. ~ ,cam bar. Henri. Holt
Lieut. J. u Hun, va- referee Them
were about lisa zpeDta f0rS and whsn ram
and Sui % rullided "a mn the result UI y douhls
fall there vas much excitement When
the men rpuouuted unhurt snd vent aram
INTO the game there vas great applause
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
NEW IERsKY RIAL EsTATE F0R sALE

ron gALE- Beaudful home IN ne most o..
sirnble sertDn Of WeNt End y . Ntn sarffnre
~ hiE loss. terms very reas0nahle. Address
G. hos ia sun once.
RUTHERFORD. y. j.. Almost new "a rom
Houne. with bath and ~ impr0t emeuts. ays
minutes 70 stauun. loo Price quick hale 40
dress OWNER. mc Fast I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

FRENCH LINGERE. Thoroughly eSUorsnced
IN rousseauA. baby iayrite, me lingerie dresses
wishes fuw select rustomera 0ai o. address
MADAME y. DENiEisr. 81 PerTy a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
REAL ESTATE To E1CHANGE.

uNtMPROVED or imuroved reai nHtln WaElaf
n live bunoughs IN exchange for prime hund1
bringing ~ ieaat ueT cent On lnVeltmrnt Mall
fun paTiicliars room ai7. - sih av.. Neu YoFk
ciy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

CONTRACTOR wsnts engineer thoroughly ac
duaintesf IN theory and rfaciice With relulufcci
concrete construction IN supervise Ire inHialla.
lion of fOundh lions md nnDrs only enpcrisnret
man need apply state reference and salary eE
perted A. Sun Haricm once. ~ West $50 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

At . UNIVERSITY PLACE
unpnrlts Waatinrian sgunre. ffiVats rpaiasnrs
LaFre eleg4n1y farnithea t4omG Tclu1men.
-L--lllr.L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08
HELP WANTED MALE.

ADVERTISING MAIL ORDER
One Of Inc afEe mail order houses Of the Past
requires the srrRlccs Of q man Of rdurnuOn and
enprwy Who has had experience In mall order
advertising. This Il On cAcepuuual uppOrtunlty
for the exceptional man. rlean cut, high
grade man. Who has good command Of NJ
knFiish lanruaFe hEs had experience IN the mall
nFdrF business and 4 clear rrrufd. may make a
moat desirable connection win an unuaual op
poTtunity 20 develop II into q posituu Of com
handing importance with corresponding ~
munrFauun ADDRESS In confidence, with full
details % ezpeFtenrr. MAIL ORDER. boa lo9
sun uptown once. iIna ufoadwa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-08

B,rrtMort. Nav Iayminst"r Won
the rich Preakneas stakes TODAY. defeating
.ush cracks % Faunfleroy and DalhOusi"
Tbi. vas tho feature event NJ No. meet ms
which closed to-day. and attracted great
crowd The results
Tirsi Race Four and = half frrionFs Chlltoa
M M Reid. 70 T. second Aieaandra 10 Ram
.eyi > 10 4 tbtfd Tine. estf = Tuf naaref,
FalT Atnisna Auskmeloh. N'ie and Harvest
Ss-osd Rsrs Sit furIonEs sig ia Davis.
4 10 4 uoa Ofonns 80 MOI abe. r. I, serOnd
King Avondals. Y l'eidi : n laird llm ~,
ia 5 Iennir As,ls Nn.rlsy h" ,sit, n,
IiIySsrbrT,. kd and Nanny pansy also ran
mini llare The PTeakne-a handlrap. hliAn
added one mile lsysnl9s'.f - ,f.isp'' % !
SaErF no tNicop. 5 N . mini Time. WA
sfsrip1ttie Medallion. iaunileroys ~ teEis.
a ". Miller. Marunez mAie Knight Neyboufn
A' FoI,,b H." Green spring Valley ytespls
rhasr Handbag. tvo and q haf miles Aifle. ~
IT1rkanui y 20 s. wun Darn ltH 'hoylFis , 20 j.
lime SOFA Dr ITliow ana Dr. Head also
i'm tJirrs" sins mile Compton. ~ .Duganl.
4 20 .. VOC Ayimsr lii ,io'a',en 70 'sI Ts,l
i.tt me Monk aiao tan. , a.,
Siath Rare-One mile and q iuriong lllE.
PRIVATE ~ lReidl. I 70 Z. Won Sugsrsnu9n, lW
IDavisi I 70 D. SECOND Ar0ndnrs. 10 MO- hhejl,
10 ,itsd Tims. iasss Only three starters.
Ssvrnth Rare Four and . hall iuriougs Anna
Casse 10 tDuganl. 20 ~. ven. lrhh Nofh' ~
s1 Ig9ss' (, 70 t6lrl Time. oss as ViTEihal
and saliy O'nay also ran. ..-,..-,-.s,. a..
Ttghfh Rare- 4G furiDnEs lalNolAu.es IN
. Reid, 10 3 Won Kline Of Nolo ~ .N,e'nhsrau'
riws itaiA Hymen. Cr0Y don. Rarlnctte, ~
nm "a iesnse Csoiden Casue, Mon Amt, Aam
Weller. R0yai Captive and Top Note also ran.
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Crrur.ni. Easy Mnnsrs At I.aer0a.e.

The Crescent Athletic Clubs lacrosse team
had Iittle trouble in defeating tho twelve Of
Hob,rt college b. ito 3 Yesterday ~ Ray
Htfrp 4 large crowd turned out 10 WI.
meas ths contest. which Vas TOO one slnen
fo ~ interpatinR The BAY Rdas repre-
aantaflves had nut q strong team hiIy
Dohbv heing the only une n the Old STAR
Tnt~ainn Ths Crearenis had rnsasssinn ~
fhs rail- almost ~ the time thurrh at M
80 home YES the star Tor ihe cuiiegi1na.
The Arr half ended 10 IN lavOf o. tn9
homa team. -
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Wet ,sTON Mass Nav Arthur g.
ork " oud M, lOrm"T Massachusetts, cham
ptoI. Won ~, thirtv--N hole hual match IN
the Wollast on Golf clubs 0pea tournament
thts Afternoon dsfeattfix = n. Suptth. the
YOUNG Harvard golfer u up aud 20 play.
Jock Ogd Obi aimed q Iced Of upon the
morning play sud only half . round WaS
N ,.rd.d 10 dee ids the match
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PLafxHELD. \. J.. May : Tho Piainfeid
Country club entertained ~ members a.
we'll a. thoae ~ the PARK Coli and Watching
Acid day crlebraiion to-day. ThrouGhout
the day ihe links and tennis courts gera
crowded With players while The clubhouse
was The centre 81 serial aciigtg. The
privileges n the club we're extended % all
VISITORS The leadtn4 loOrp4 IN the weekly
composition for he apring haldioap cipa;
class A--AEtnuf Murray, a. 8-lE z. y. Win,l
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SALES ny AUCTIOS.