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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSURED.
Necessary SUM Raised to Secure Scott
GIFT of $4,000.

bennington, March 25.-In just a month
after Col. Olin Scott, proprietor Of the
Remington Machine works. announced
that he would give the local Masonic
order $4,000 toward the building of a
Masonic temple, provided 5000 more was
raised by members of the order here.
the requirements Of the gift have been
met. The committee of local Masons
announced to-day that the contingent
fund had beer pledged.
Colonel Scott announced his proposed
gift at the exercises held on the evening
Of February - during the exercises in
honor of the Tooth anniversary Of the
founding of Temple chapter. 1t was i'm
mediately followed by q gift of site for
tie building, large lot on Main street
just east of the Congregational Church.
ly Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Morton
Plans for the erection Of the temple
viii now he carried forward as rapidly
as circumstances will permit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
QClPS AND Ep!GRANS
BY "BATTENN DAN.

HaEginS wives III! divorce courts.
\ gentleman OF Georgia Knocked
out By one drink OF whiskcy,
You're discharged, sir, as aumcicn,
~ punished.
tn" rhird degree is n shame and-
disgrace. This isn't Russia.
Some cops should be presented
with orchestra seats in hell.
lost a roll at Saratoga on n
horse named Nearest, That WAS q
bum name for him He ought to
have been called Furthest.
II wife goes to the country she
oughtnt to kick If hcr husband
hollers "Iiooray" Her place is by
his side. ! don't think wives need
a vacation i'll the country any more
than thclr husbands do.
Muitlfracture of the rocket
that's high-tored way--of SAYING
that you're broke.
You're too loQuacious. BY that |
moan that you've got too much gurf.
Why do the police hound fallen
women so hcrcely? Maybe if they
got show they'd lead better lives.
! know some of these women who
have done so-have become honor
able wives and have been blessed
WIN chiioreh' Why, in Gods
name, shouldn't woman get a
chance to reform? Nobody denies
1t to a man.
Tho love Of money has got the
world into frenzy and nothing
counts against II.
The degradation of the home for
money comes up as ofte~ as the
DRINKS.
Don't wreck or sell your body
and soul for diamonds and auto
mobiles. Kindness and sunshir
in your heart are worth all th.t
other STUFF.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31

THE present eruption is the soqual to
the abortive outbreak in April. 1905, and
was expected and even predicted.
Il hope soon to visit the mouths which
have not as vet been visited by any one.
The entire path OF the ascent of the vol
cano is covered with burning lava, in some
places shallow and others deep. 1t is
600 metres broad.
The final result Of the eruption can.
not be predicted. all depending upon the
duration OF the phenomenon. The latest
observations show slight reduction in
the intensity OF the eruption
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
Automobile Case in Orleans County
Court Hnd Attracted wide Attention.

Newport March Another case was
disposed OF in county court to-day when
the tpry In the case Of 7. +. Davis VS.. DR.
+. G. stevens Of Orleans reported q d,sa-
greenent having been out ell might.
This Is suit for damages 10 an oil wagon
caused by the alleged negligence OF tho
defendant in leaving his automobile be-
aide the road after a breakdown without
any regard to the travelling public. The
plaintiff claims that his horses were safe
but the defendant left his car in such
position that a covering " hch vas blown
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
HOTTEST MARCH 25 IN
NEW YORK IN 40 YEARS

New York, March 25.-'ro-day was the
hottest March day that New York has
had for at least 40 years. The weather
bureau records go back no farther The
mercury rose to II degrees at two O'Clock
this afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
No Substitute.

Accept no substitute for Foieys Honey
and Tar. 1t is the best and safest remedy
Tor coughs. colds. threat and lung
troubles. Contains 30 opiates and no
harmful drugs. Remember the name.
Foley's Honey and Tar rnd accept no
substitutes. }. W. O'Sullivan. - Church
Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
4 Might Alarm.

Worse than an alarm OF fire At nigh;
is the me'allic cough of Group Careful
mothers keep Foleys Honey and Tar IN
the house and give it at the first sign
of danger. Foley's Honey and Tar has
saved many little lives No opidtes. j
W O'Sull!van, - Church Street.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
PARTS OF BODY
IN HIS FIREPLACE
Youth Persists in Denying Know
ledge of Crime though Civ
en- Third Degree.

New York, March o7-Alhert Wolter
the youth IN the fireplace of whose rooms
were found Yesterday portions Of the
burnt body of Ruth Wheeler, the young
stenogranher who had been missing since
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31

For 80 years Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine
Made exclusively from roots ard herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
eFzgsyzss Mrs. Pinkhdm invites all sick women
klrgSy to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
Have
YOU
3ti;Qd>?

Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compounds We can
furnish positive proof that it has made many remarkable
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering with some form Of female
illness should consider this.
AS such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial
letters We guarantee they genuine and honest
ments of facts.
Cresson, Pa" years ago had bad fall hurt
myself inardly. under doctors s,
and stopped again. sent fer boz
Lydia Pnkham's Vegetable Compound took il dccd
and l stout hearty wcnlan."-MIs. Ella L. 1i>tr
CressOn, Pa.
Baird, Wash.-"A year ago I sick with kiduor nd
bladder female weakness The
up. they just let easily possible
Compound and Blood Purifier l completely curod of
Ills and nearly sixty Old"-Mrs Sarah ieshton
Baird, Wash.
Evidence like the above is abundant showing that the
arrangements of the female organism which breed nds
Of miserable feelings and which ordinary practice not
cure, the very disorders that give way to lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
Women who are afflicted with similar trouble after
reading such letters the above, should be ercoura
to try this wonderfully helpful remedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
ROOSEVELT RIDES
KH[O|vE' s CAMEL
Dreary Waste to the Metropolis
Covered by the Colonel in
Royal Manner
SEES OLDEST OF PAINTINGS
Points Out Animals He Has Met
i'll Africa Moving Picture
Taken Of Party al
Ton,IJs.
SEES OLDEST OF PAINTINGS

cairo r2v0t March :5-i'D v.it'l the
el'u to-Gar after - rcs,fui night ~ tn,
Mcna House Theodore liooscyclt ana Ms
pay " were ["''> "F.' IN pfep'rHhon tor
vae.c arc the wonderful t-,nb4 Of various
l. iurs. or Til uid oc the Apis butts.
portion o. last nis;t was sue,y. in viewing
! tho Sphinx h. moonlight. Colonel
| EcororoN sd today II was tine most
intefos tins thing lie had seen Gur!ne his
, trip 10 Africa.
/ Tonight tho Eooyevcits returned to
! Cairo, G'nod with the American cnrs',i-
| general Nj. ldd!rrs. ard latter attended
! "A banquet t"'dored Colcrc! Roosevelt h"
Sir Eden Curst. the British aren't and
J cOnsul-eencrai in Egypt.
: Major b. Is. Watson, Pacha, aide-je
camp 10 Che khra'v" who met Colonel
Roosevelt year ago at Fort Said. WAS
/ an early caller AT the Mena House to-day.
ne raid the respects of the Nhedivc to
the American hunts'nnn and rendered
TO him the use of the khedive's special
camel corps for the eight mile ride
acfos@ Inc deaert to SaliRara. Such
tender always is special mark of favor
anu '"iohei Roosevelt accepted It wit h
! "'U'" pie"s"re' Fhe colonel and Kermit
'''" io"e one OF the animals over the
ure'''E waste to the Metropolis. but Mrs.
oo'cNe't ahn E'hel chose sand cart.
ONE SApcop1r.c,t-c rpr>-rp
arriving AT the tombs of the bulls
WI APIS tle Oldest OF which dates
"a >" 10 I''oo H. {" the sisht-scerf
were met by an archaeologiSt, who
acted as thelr guide. With lighted
'aholeS the Americans entered the
u"fk caNerhs ana looked with interest
upon the huge sarcophagi colonel
Roosevelt evinced great curiosity in
the methods used ny the ancient Egyp-
uanS, and asked ma questions. one
ao,,sioa ,,.aro ,a,,.o,.os i,,4o .h.,.
how the mammoth bulls We're lower
cd into their final resting places
From the tomhs of the bulls. tho
party proceeded to the temples and
the tomb Of Thy. plehian who lived
in the nth dynasty. but who waa so
esteemed that he was permitted 10
marry a princess. Their offspring be-
came princes. Here Colonel Roose-
vel; and his family We're joined by
Oscar 6. Straus. the American amha5-
sador to Turnev and Mrs. Stvaus, Mr.
Iddings and Miss lddings.
On the walls of the tomb Of Thy are
various sculptures and paintings which,
though they were executed some 800 Il.
G. still are legiblc. These We're greatly
admired ana Colonel Roosevelt pointed
out the pictures of various animals he had
seen lately in the jungle hut which are
extinct in upper Egypt He declared that
the fact that they were reproduced in the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31

If YOU haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Deans ReEulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce mild
easy, healthful action If the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
fOr them. 2aN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
GETS VERDICT OF $3.50.
Woman sued Her Mothers Estate for
$4,000 In Wages.

Rutland. March GA case unusual be-
cause the plaintiff vas suing her mothers
estate came 20 a close In Rutland county
court this afternoon when a jury awarded
Mrs. Gertrude z Danyew of Proctor a
verdict OF $3.50 against G. Frank IIcndee.
administrator for Mr. Juliana D. Powers
THO case was appealed from the probate
court where the commissioners OF the
estate disallowed the younger wcman's
claim Of $1,000 for caring for her mother
during tho last eight years of her life
After some experience of practical life,
one is able to decide things" from n
reading Of the ads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
Stops Lameness

Much OF The chronic lameness
in horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al.
lowed to 60 lame. Keep Sloan's
Linimcnt on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spot - relieves the
soreness - limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
Here's the Proof.

Mr. G. 7, Roberts Of Rcsaoa. Ca.
RED. No. I, Box -. writes: g have
used your Lniment on horse for svce-
ncy and effected thorough cure. | al
50 removed SPAWN on mule. This
spawn vas as large as guinea egg. In
my estimation the hest remedy sor lame.
ness and soreness Is d,
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va LICENSE Y0R SMILING.
.Js-key's AppilestGsa LAID sa' tine Table
nj STEW arsts' MeeeinG.

Jockey shilling aspiration for a liCsRss
Wa laid on the table ~ a meeting ~ the
stew ards % y" Jockey Club held IN the
tnd-oT Arcade yesterday 4. t.anRs ar
pii.ation also Na- held over p Pohanka
received = tOgkey license
~ =. Nc.buFgh vas appointed steward
90 represent The Jockey Club ~ the spring
meeting 81 'h- Ou~cn- County Jockey club
and the Metropolitan Jockey club,
The following trainer and iO'k"ys
lCi.u-es were granted. recommended ~
ns iigs-n-s committee
Trainsr,- George Boyte, Frank n Bray, J.
Carroll. Iames 10, r.. William e DuVal jams
n Fraytng \. J. GotdshoFough. Patrick Gai
laghsr Within toward. Peter 7. kecian. Johr
kelN. 49, Z l-ttiensid :. y. Marshall. CaToil
Mitchell. William r. Martin. Jhmr~ Emory. y "
street, FRANK Stanta. outs stuart, ". NJ.
Sheedy, " u Snyder. John Hynes " Nyers.
lshsr Waller ". q Mitchell MiChsrl Ricr. fred
Hanlcn
Jockeys cur, Clement. G. Z Gross Roberi
Holman. William 2 wslpil. ". MedlicotI. A.
Morgan. phi Nus9Tayr. Franz Lewis John
raj Nlirrd NcholhL Matt N-Sier. Walter
hs harrington. NtchArd Se.sVtr. Gharirs HradS
tlfYord n Gnb-r, ". swim. william AarstcTs.
ioc IlyiAnd. v iitlam kohn. Thomas I0x. Leon
GoinrS Nathan DcNcrich, ,, HeBchcitn John
Wilson
The ii,en~rs Of John 7 Gardner and J. X
Thompson vsTP laid on the table.
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SEAWANHAkA RACES.
@cheGule ~ ENrats Arranged by the
Oyster lBay Organization.

The reuatta foun ntttee of he Se. wanhaEa
..s-.AI -. ,I. -.
NoFtnthlan lh'h' 'lhb ma. arranged fs
schedule OF events for the coming season
and has published tins -, hssitile VA neat
b00k form The Jewel = yachts and he
Saa Nanhaka a. fnOfs.r9 have hs.gn .F,..,.f.II,
csrsd ToT md A., Addition 70 tn.s .,,,..r -
.,.,Ss. Sh.... !, ~ -. r,'l... - ~. tEIta
s-..S -. $3.50 49,. ~. 80 "a ~. ~ ~ -
Iogutls us-'N - ~ .I'.p Ih' az otN'h i"hs
1s,Ah's Is'e 20 'oIhhrh hAhirhtp anu
naNh Tue N@a-ou ~ pprh on Naiu rfiaF.
May -. and lose on saturday. September
"a The regatta committee - = sherman
hOyt. chairman Victor ! tumnO@ X BeVer-
lev X Eobinson Franklin Rem ing on and
George D. ROo-cN cit Mr. Roosevelt i
.arVWsarv and hi. addrgss a. n "A al .f,..,
ms schedula - a. foIloy,s.
ss...-.,-.- a.. "a I,...I.,. -. ., .
- ~ ~ 49, sP ci,' ~ vs. ,sIrciG quo
le.t ~ 49, tois ' - "'''ie' 'eNNt > 'isss
- s 49, = r., ~ ls--.,- -. A..
sc"eMs nef -. aatluu bANl~ Spctial
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s.alrmhln Iarn.c, a.rr~ 10, l.lnrl, .

Morton g.. Rogue. one of the graduate
directors Of the COluuVbia Rowing Cluh
port that IOlufii hta vas TO enter the Henley
royal regatta. We have our work cut ouf
for over here said Mr. Rogts
crew going TO Henley
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GOLF.
WeetIng NJ Eastern Trades PIsy erS Lake
uaCd OprHtnE.

Anamsnded Con-t itutton ard bylaws were
a~,ed on NJ tho annual meeting NJ the Hotel
Imperial on "Wednesday .ght ~ IN" East
eFn Trade Golf Association. owners aiso
were elected This oErBn,sat on 10 one ofthe
oldest trade Golf leagues ana tolds ~
tournaments at q different course zach : ~"
one Of the most successful havtng been a.
tho Atlant,c cry CoSntry club II -
limited 10 person. a'tiv'ly connected Vth
the plumbing heating and lighting trades
The. pTeziden y q. = Brtz-c vice. president
" -. IL Compt~ -scretsi treasurer ,
Armagnac and captain. y BARTON tarneie
TWo cha mpton. OI the ksstern Trades
Tournament arr" g JenninEs. sl-o ~
also OF FoS Hhl~ IN" natter = a Lieut.. nam
IN the Yield ATttliery. New Work NatlOnRI
Guard. aud st m. last bor-e show IN Mad
and AMERICAN army ohtcrr- IN the clas- for
hsavyVeiEht thar gers With hi~ morse Arth-
isry Lieut. Barr"tt has .n'crct ARTILLERY
HoTss ShOW ~ the London Olympia TIT
june. He ~'ll ~ oveF 70 ride and via W.
ILs. neat tournament will H. IN NAV NJ
the Wykagyl toll 'iIb.
A. ,hs Lakewood Country club to-H1or-
row 70 open he Eynkhana game. Their"
" 10 30 four golf contests open 90 all ANA
tours Tor handsome Pr'z"s. THIS - IN"
lozo \. n spprosrtins and putting u An.
drisiar con ,csI ii.ia \ n. c'o'k putting p. N.
The Rymknhna games and hOr~" shoN
iii ~. in the afternoon. There viii h.
40 uolo tuatch ct uupoVtanve oct at rour-
tr.y To- the older sporting nNturs at LAKE
NOOu
PtNEurHsr. v. G Apri ~ 4 ~ FOR
the u1aiin alton trophy between heRry
4 FONne- Of he 0nsmOnf Country ttub
I'ittshufa and Leslie - Pierce - he NOo,i-
land GOlI tub. iuburndaie. Mas at ':
each gave sD~'iai interest 10 today
,tnaitfcaf ION round in The annual mid-A prii
,,Olf tournament. the closing event ~ the
country CLUBS rNtcn l,si inter schedule
The qttalincHtio ION -s'Orr-.
~. q !0Wpcs. tNakmoHt t0untry. 81, 10 A.
4. ~ tFerre. Waodtand. e.. ~ ~. q n loe ne
Dakrn0nt. ~. - -. - ~, n cutter. piu- Mound.
n. q ~. ~. J.. Ntrhoi u Nru NOrk. -. u ~.
~ Chcrk. New NayE. -. s. ~ -. cum
HainE.. rs hnnt-pCTt ~. e. - ~. ". 0rinshrs
Airfur Country 60 - ~. u 4. llahtb0sirn
- George. Eerrnuds a. - a.. \ a A-n
uessrs. Cuoner~tov q. ~. - ~ guy hstetn
AKaW.n uunt -. - -. y. = Markay. Y0nnta.
kAh COuntri ~. ~ ~ q q Wordru. CFesreNt
Afhietlrs -. a7=tni. Charles HoF1nn Wlillaue.
pert. ~. :, I'M l. G. CummtaGs. jPy HyRnnls-
10. N--ioi.
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LINGFORD kNOCKS or BiRRY
Ends tine FIxht AZ Los Ange,s- In sta.
teen1h Round.

Los AvGELTS, Aprh u. sam LsnRford.
.uer putting " all over Jim Barry in the
afternoon night ai he Vernon aTeua kno. ked
Barry out m the sixteenth round viii q
right ~ tng "a he 'HN. ~ NO stage OI he
game Wa ianEIOrd In any danger, - he
biOsked most Of Barry : dangerous blows
tfe seemed u INDEED IN some rounds because
ct The fiTrman'- rough work ana wrestling
Harry rushed IN like q hail and took Terrible
punishment "a mely befOre Sam finally Wpre
hU dow n aud had htm ~ HI. mercy ia The
early rounds langfoFd had me better ~ Il
on points except IN Tho thtrd round
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Iurl 4 SorR vii put the road 'oas b
80 >poff a. commission ne1t eek between
OIL bs Holland lfpuse, PlsSa Hotel and tarch.
merit a"h' Tub The route viii he rs tsntrsl
~. Sesent v-us.s'O nd -treet HtVersids
Drive. Dor Washington, Fordhaus HetRhts
EruuN raTK Pelham Road and New go-
D h~'In The "ra"h VIII leave tho Holls nd
Hone" oa'h morning - ~ O'Clock aud the
lFrs fWouf Yacht club for the return Trim
80 ~ o'rIosk The Holland Hosa4e rtIl ~.
ragstHsd ~ n o'clock 4 eOrkhaTsa " IN
~ used on the FOrdham Heights sta 20
Teams vii ~ changed ~ tho Ciareutont
torf asnlngtun. the hnickarborksr Ian
Fordham Weights ana New Rocheiis
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AMONG fHg AUTOMOBILISTS
TEE PHILADELPHIA LICENSED
DEALERS TO ORGANIZE.
CAN Issued fer Meeting Next Thursday 90
the n Branch fssuae Managers amt
Dealers ssanalmE Gaseicue cars sold
lnder seaden Patent More DrtN err.


lRaer sesden Patent- More Drt' ers.
"A meeting Of the automooIle agents in
pAladelphia handling cars licensed under
tie selden patent has been called for NEXT
Thursday afternoon, when u j. proposed
- organize the Philadelphia L,censed
Automobile Dealers Association. similar
1Tganixat ions have been formed In los
Angeles New York ard Boston. aud the
formation Of the Quaker city body - prac-
tieally assured
There are IN Philadelphia thrtV-nve
hranch houses and representatives ~ fac
teriea producing gasol~us ears under the
aelden Da,eut. and all OF the branch house
n1mnaErr- and d-al-r- have T-,ei ''Si ihNI-
teilons 10 h. present. a. n" ".sting new
ThursdAy Er,ern"on The call Tor the
a. browning. branch manager tor The
Aeto.ar company = Malby. hfamh
sompsny " Fo-~ of Jh" Eo-~- uWhe-
Motor car OOmpany. agenIs Tor ~" 'rrce-
trroW Ailrn >h"lden ~ the Motor ,"m-
Wister ~ IswthrOp A i~ter, agents for the
Emore
Efforts are being made 20 have the theat-
mobile day on June ? one OF the greatest
1 hoped to nav: az IN Isas. IeS ' SssomostS-
donated for the day by members ot che
RSssar ! sheldon Who can he addressed
a. the triaIs' IIub by theatrical people
who Will be Hing to lend tneU ears Tor
the use Of he children
The contest board Of the American Auto
mobile Association has announced that
the Following drivers have been regis
tered a. professional contest drivers since
the az, i,-t was pusl,.eed -, MsndsIl
b Asssmsn: ~ fTanG u Dear bora. -
M.r dSar 4Fnaor aasbr saSRry s. 9SsSsis
t.rosiesn e. Ben ksr-her =. tsIsI W
Cohen 81. /. v IA blanche 81. } : Darby
-. DeiaNsn lofts a.. 7 Narhray as.
= Ieois cl,"Sno' o 3 9iaI o. u +
e,,khan,; =" w Brown Mailet T.
Gan Tna r. EsSse' a. Roe SHP o S2s
~ y o Parmalee q. /. D. Pain. -. \
Mckinnery ~. Edgar Jones: ~ \ y
- Hf commerce -. ! x We'll. -. + X
Miller: -. 3 D. MoOdsii
A nil recurring all vehicles IN wheels tn
carry. light visible from both front and
rear has been favurably. repoTied 10 the
be expecteS. the automobile clubs of the
StMle are heartily ~ taVor oi the measure,
q few farmers. however, Who are oppo.'ns
the measure heCau-e they declare they do
not need any ignite a. night becans: hor-e
can nnd hts vRy on The dar seSt nl-Nt
Tho Ant0niobili-ss OF ,b- laN state hope
the measure VIII he passed. as the ab~snc.
Of Sights on hoT-s. drawn Vehictr= makes
drivtaR AZ night rather dangerous. esp-r-
ciAily roads that have any turns OF twists,
u would appear that he few farmers yho
protest against the passage OF The hghts
bill ON the ground thai the meRsure - solely /
for the benefit Of the ON ner~ Of aut onobi - [,
dO not take INTO consideration tie tact tnai /
nOtor vehicles are increasing rapidly !
thar the autOniObtli-,- are entitled 20 some I
protection from reCkle-s drivers e hoT~s :
drawn vehicles.
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scratch HuriIn9mam wins IN a Prar,.-,
Match.

IAKEWoOD. April ~ Capt Miller I'M
pressed Hugh Drury Of the New Haven
Polo luh INTO servtce today. The team
Won from T.. T. StOddari com btnatton Nv
-, to e Epal- The lineup
birmingham ~ :. DO RciicNiiie 30 I. Drur,
~ a ~ Crr~p iEny hs~K. capt MttleT.
NueTt~an 70 O.. a. Thomas NJ :. De Mon
tagus NJ .. T.. T. Stoddard bsrk. Josiah Crane.
bcdhaH
~" -'oring tor goals vas: I've Belle,i!ir
e bruN . Miller. .. Thomas, MOntagu
-tpfidard. There = foul by nTury
I'D a safety against DE Beiie ville.
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Kipatrick Il q pOssihie intercollegiate wtnnRr
n 10Th ne ahptpul ami ne broad Jump aaSs
ne Nale Ailmaf Weetlp
scott and nellah % stamford are BON gnafs,a
tSof perfgrnerA Ia the pule vaull
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CROsS-COI NTRT RJNNING.
NamT risdt lnattacsed. Captures first
Ptare w MORRIS Z. q. nun.

NJ Namfriedt. unattached. finished first
IN the tnyitst ION CrO-s-c ouRtTy run held nv
the Morris A. 4. yesterday afternoon over
a. four mile course n The Bronx. starving
from id:d street ana Jerome avenue The
" inneT- time was Is minutes ana he rut
one Intnut. from the time ma de on this
0our-e. NJ the finish the first three men
we're within q few yardS Of each other
Ihts run held IN prepR ration for the
annual open nOvlce event to be held by the
MorTi- \ e. on April -
The order IN which the leaders finished
l. follOWe
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