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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
An Unfortunate Fuss

Europe and parts OF own country arc alt
stirred up reddys failure visit the Vatican Start
denomnatonal and with respect TO some people common
sense takes to the woods and the devil afford vacation
Ii the pope didn't Roosevelt save under eond-
lions it was sensible and honest 20 tell Teddy SO
Indeed oreditahe the Vatican that Teddy was
treated like any ordinary mortal II Teddy didn't care g make
the call under the conditions imposed well and good u was hS
right 10 devote his time things which best suited him. lie
simply respected the rights which the papal secretary oi state
claimed Tor Vatican little matter at best But Il
does seem many o the leading disciples OF The Man OF Peace
are happy energetic when there's chance Tor
fight They forget what said 20 that oldme disciple VINO
seized sword aud off soldiers but seem to keep
poised in readiness crack any that may make pit
liable mark
Heaven knows the foe, he 81 eleven hoot and
horned rampant enough aud nsdousy winning sue
cess enough 10 Justify us poor miserable sinners in demanding
for ourselves every talent spiritual leaders possess
and the present press and pulpit Tody agree
ment t wise disagreement with the Vatican IS sad
energy that might better be directed toward saving
folks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

Tho Fair Enthusiast dare say
that from watching he game so
much you win grow Into q regular
golfer yourself
The CaddY Roy -Yesm That's
what my mae afraid 0f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

&t@fHfHh " OF 9Ff8Hs
Say. you" cried a real regular
republican. pointing an accusing
finger AZ a genuine. untamed dem
ocrat on the floor % the house.
the day Cannon was douned. n
know what's the matter know
Why We have been beating each
other 20 death today. know why
we have assaulted the speaker I
know why there's blood on the
moon. It's go simple I wonder why
somebody didn't think 81 Il before %
Tel me. little one" demanded
the democrat. cupping bis hand be-
hind his ear and feigninE acute at
tentinn
Why" gurEled the real regular
republican. this Is William Jrn.
uings birthday"
Discovered, bawied the genuine.
untamed Shaping his forehead IN
well simulated agony And then.
laughing ike a couple Of kids they
locked arms and chased OF d.
search Of a drink
The republican was right. II waa
Mr. Hryan's birthday. he was 30
years old that day Washington
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

Judge Reads Hecurd Wrong Way.
At dinner In Dcnver. Judge Ben
b. Lindsey told a story about
Christmas conviviaiity.
There used 20 be an old fellow
OF so. he said. who got arrest I'd
about twice 4 seek for cuuvtviaNty
He vas always hailed before Magis
trAts Blank. and as the magistrates
wRs about 80. too. a queer Kind %
comFadeshlp. almost friendship.
arose between the two men.
In the late autumn the topper was
called away from Denver He did
not return tin Christmas time. The
conyivial Christmas spirit In the
crisp Denver air was. OF course. too
much for him. and the day after his
return he was hailed before the rs.
uai magistrate on the usual charge
The magistrate. IN the green fes-
tooued courtroom. felt kindly and
forgiving
Well. George. he said 20 the
prisoner. you're here again at
last. chr
Yes. your honor" said old
George humblY
You've been away some time.
haven't your
Yes. your honor. nigh on 10
three months
And how many times. George.
did you get drunk during that
PERIOD
I don't Ike 80 say. your honor
old George faltered. before al these
here people
Well said the magistrate. take
paper and pencil and write II down
50 George wrote. and the paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

THE PULLMAN PIRATE
TY EDMUND VANCE, COOKE

"Pshnw. said wnueblI. shat
one about the Christmas trees q
sissy story Why don't you tell a
story with a tack IN ~"
"As for lnHiancoF suggested
ANGELINA.
Like thla Ono dark. terrible
night when tho good car Red re
venge was plying between Pitts
burg and Chicago. the passengers
we're startled bg q fearanma cy
which seemed t0 pierce the dark.
ness Ike a knife cutting into tho
qulyorima vltaia ~ a--uf 49,"
Nickel library. Ieered tho
Angeilmp Volume % page i6"
The shrek came from the ups
~ Lady aomersauit So loxeF H.
the fair young daughter If the earl
~ snooksbofough Before she had
time 10 repeat che cry. a huge hand
black. hairy and horrible thrust "a
Rng between her ponriY teeth and
she heard no more. Just then
suddonly-l mean, while this was
happening
"The continuation OF this inter
osiing story win be- found in next
weeks issue Tor sale by an news
Dealers giggled Gnbbleoff
Anyway. the rest ~ me paaaen
gers awoke to find themselves
bound hand and foot. aa well as
tightly gagged Only d single fial
ilaN broke he silence Of the night
llal Hal said the voice again aud
d was the voice of Bwaua Gumbo.
formerly the dcath.deniing despot
NJ the Jungle, and now the Pull
man Pirate
at that moment there was n
pounding upon the front door OF
the car and nose Vas pressed
against the glass
Who's thereT asked the Pull
man Pirate
"'Tla T. the train boy. and I wish
20 sell my papers. said the nose
against the glass
Get along Everybody in bed,
said the Pullman Pirate.
But these are tumorrow's sport
INK extras. with a full account OF
the Nfnt
Come along In quick. Bald tho
Pullman Pirate.
so The train boy came in. and
after giving one paper 10 the Pirate
no vent to each berth. turned on
The electric light pinned n paper up
before the eyes Of Tho laReod and
bound occupant and collected pay.
ment from the purses under the
pillows When he came 90 lower
~ he found the man had hrnkou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

~ the latter and the arcuiera,ion
81 the periodic time ln the cNss 81
Encks'a comet indicate thelg teius
affected b. resisting medium
uhich has never been observed 20
have the slightest infimeaes on the
plhuetaFY periods"
I 90 not fuiiy nEfae with the enil
nent authority. though be MAJ BE-
right Much fear has been "a r.
suit ~ the comets Rupsarafee ever
since the world began. and u ss a.
good q thiua 90 worry about - ny
fhinx I kuoN az n re ceals bet
close 10 comet Without friabgau
inF 81 away we muuid fiud faAt we
c1uid walk through u ans l.efe a.
ne could through iho glare ~ q
fufchlisht procession We ah0Ali
Hu i've that sr an not BE- ashamed
90 lpok = comet in the ege. hos
over Les ua pay 40 oar uspspa
per subscription and ieAd such
lives that whvu ihe comet stflkea
We wlll ho ready
Some worry a good dead shout
She chances Tor a hig comet 20 piow
into fha sun BONE dark. raAtf fiEhl
and thus bust % the wstle ami
verse ! Nlsh that vas al l had o.
worry about II any responsible
man viii agree 90 pay my shxea
and funeral expenses ! wtll agree
90 DO his worrying about the com
eta crashing int0 The bosom ~ ihn
sun and knocking ifa dhy hshta out
Tiers e much IN tbs great field
IL astronomy that iH diseuanEinF
fn the eavanf who hasn't the time
~ means o. ummaEe around
through the heavens At times
am almost hopeless and feel like
saying 70 the xreai. yoaFufnl. hun
Mgy world Crepe on forever DO
not AJAX ma for another neiantifir
fact Fiud IL out yourself Hunt
40 your eva new.iald planets and
let me have q rcaf Never ask
me AEaiu to 90 up al night and
take cars of the now born world.
while you he In bed aud roek not +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

Uncle AdlAl" has never given
much time to worrying ovaf that
vcxatlous problem. What shall We
DO with our presidents n II
probable that Al one time the guen.
ton dld lutrude Itself iufo hts busy
llfe. but only temporarily. for Gro.
yer Cleveland was too hiR and
strong and healthy 10 encourage
any such thoughts IN the mind u
his vice president
Hut without botrayinE any con.
fldsntial remarks from The bloom.
ingtnn. III. Democrat IL can be-
said thai much ~ Stevenson'a time
since March 4. 1897. has been spent
IN trying 90 solve the problem.
What shall vice presidents do for
themselves he thought he had
Il solved IN 1900. when trailing the
bryan ticket but n was decided
otherwise for him. and he wont
back 20 hts law office. where. de-
spite his rs years. he Is doing bis
bost 10 solve The problem.
Dance In Droamland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

The comet Ia a kind Of astro
nomical parody on the planet
Comets look some IKE planets. but
they are thinner aud do not hurt
so hard when they hlt anybody as
planet docs TITO comet was so
called because n had hair on n, I
believe. bat OF late years the bald
headed comet "a giving Just as
guod satisfaction everyN here.
The characteristic features uf
the comet are A nucleus. u nebn
loua light az coma. aud usually "a
luminous train or tRil worn hlEh
Sometimes several tails are 90.
served un one comet. but this or
cars only IL flush times.
When { wAH young ! used TO
thiuk ] would Ike in BE- a comet .n
The shy. mp above the world 30
high. with nolhing 90 90 hnt loaf
Ground and play with che little
new laid planets and have a good
time. but nuW can aee where /
VAS wrong Comets also have their
troubles. their rcFiheiinna. their hy
pegholaa. and their parahoias A
llttle over 200 years ago TFgo
hrahe discovered thar comets were
eKtransuus 90 oar atmn pheFe. and
since shsu times have Improved
can aea that trade ia aleadieF. nna
poiaioeH run less 90 tpps than they
did before
Soon after that they discovered
that comets 40 had more o. leaa
poriodleiiy Nobody knoaa how
they Eet 81 An ihe astronomers
bad been watching them dAY And
night and di1mf know when they
we're exposed. but there SIS no
time 20 tab and argue over the
question There we're zoe uf goo
comets All down with be az once n
Vas aa exciting time
Comets sometimes live g. q great
age TbiH ahoea that tha niEaf air
Ia noe 50 inNsriuuM 90 che health
na many people would have ua Be
iieYe The great comet ~ 1850 ~
supposed 90 have been the one that
was noticed about the time 81
Caesars death. as n g.. and san.
when ti appeared IN Newton time.
1909 years after its first srand fare
sell tour. lac said that u Naa fefy
well preserved Indeed. and seemed
% have retained al To- faculties In
good shape.
A late writer on astronomy said
that The substance 81 the nebuiuEi.
" and the tail - % almost iaeon
ceivahiy tenuity BE said this. and
then death came 90 his relief
Another writer says of the com.
- and It's tail that "the curvature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06
FREE TICKETS TO MAJESTIC!
ALL RIGHT

Search tho classified ad depart.
mont Of this isspo OF The Star
somewhere thorc are two free tick.
cts 70 the Majestic theatre adyer.
tlsed They will be given TO tho
persons whose names are mention.
cd In the ad These names were
picked "a random from the city a.
roctory. Look for them They
may be your own There IL always
good show az the Majestic, tho
best there is IA vaudeville Read
Tho Star classified ads and Get
tho Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-06

vas passed up 10 the magistrate.
who looked al Il and said;
An. veil. lts Christmas season Z.
and ainca you we're away three
months. George. and got drunk only
sixteen times fll iet you off
Thank you. Judge. said old
George. a. he left the dock. You
looked At the paper upside down
though.
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SEA- THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE "A

M nail. cut % ettp 1 ysaf. saI
o nlonths. 81 .b0g 1 uaath, ace.
tEnterad al Seattle, Wash. pest
office. a. aeeasd-etass matter.
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the saa from his mouth. Itere sou.
said the man. this paper 4 pr4ntod
horribly Those rod lead Inea arr
something fierce wish ~ lktond
my card 90 the publlsher
S. the train boy took aana out
~ The mans card case anl msad,
THE DOUBLE Dye ItHD
INK co Represented
but at that instant a ND D. 1airy
hand fen upon the back Of IL Sock
Tia, Ha' said tho vold2 % the
Jungle Talking to tho lltisai ora
hoyf Come 90 my cabin.
tcontlnued.)
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CAN BEAT EVEN THE ICE MAN

~ i JfAe tnat shuttle export at cheating cardsgF
itpsft a. f why he runs BIS refrigerator cold deck
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The Oriental Pool Rooms
4s--pool Tables-45
as Solo TAhlsa~2b

Bar. restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair barber shop. Largest
place Of the kind In tho world 80
cash given away taily t4l3-fb.17
Third Av. between Pike and Union.
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seisrslEn 1880 -.

Three ply leather
cite covered. Regula
tion compartment
trays. Price $4,000.
lndestructible Fibre
Trunk. Conveniently
comparted and fully
reinforced. Called the
lifetime Trunk. The
SO inch trunk is $33.
Full 4S-inch Steam
er Trunk, with full APP
portioned compart
ments. One OF the new
Drucker STYLES for
1910, at $3.50.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31

Colome, S. ID. 29-Willianl =.
Howe, jenz zde byl znam pode
jmenem BILLY Smith" byl uznan
"a nezadouciho obcana a zaroveh
vyhnan q okresu ma dobu petit me-
sfcu. Jest ochlastou a v takovem
stavu Sc nepohodl iistym Grover
Simonsem, jemuz vyhrozoval zabi
tim a vypalenim. Simons ma nej
odpfisahl zatykac kdyz byl pred
veden k pfedbeznemu vyslechu,
ptal Sc 0 dovoleni Sc poraditi Sc
sym pravnikem We vedlejsfm po-
koji. Jakmile ucitil volny vzduch
wal do zaiecich, ale byl brzy do
honen pfiveden zpet kde soudce
mu dial pet hodin casu by odtahl a
zarovefI naffdil by Sc vyklidil z ok
resu Trip ma dobu sesti mesfcI.
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Adolf Mach byi jmenovan CO

Adolf Mach byi jmenovan CO
censovnf sGftatel pro Tabor oko-
Ii. Kazdy by jiz pfedem mel pfi-
praviti odpov9di ma otazky nejhlav
nejsf ktere jsou: Mnoholi poem
ku majetku dobytka vlastnfte:
mhoholi jste behem roku vyp9sto-
vail dobytka, plodin a drdbeze a
mnoholi jste tehoz prodali; ovoce
vypestovaneho prodaneho mno
holi obnaselo "a cely rok. III jenz
Sc narodili v jine zemi must udat
den kdy sem pfijeli Hdy obdrze-
Ii obGanske listy. Udanf takova
sCftatel must drzeti v tajnosti jsa
pod pfisahou, takze kazdy smele
mnze udat plnou cenou sveho ma
jetku. Nepravdiva udani nebo o.
depfeni jich podat je tresce poku.
tOu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31
Ornament.

Oznamujem tfmto vefejnosti, Re
name lpln6 vyber zelezneho zbo-
Ii, jake jsou noze, kuchyfiske ma
dobf, plechove zbozi, sici stroje a
pod. Kazdy odkvpnik obdrzf lis
TEX, ktery pfi kazde koupi pro-
macknem az koupf zbozi "a $50
obdrzi zdarma 6 nozi 6 postfi-
bfen5ch vidlicek, zarucenSch ma
90 let. PAX kazdou sobotu Sc bu-
de prodavati hoIiGsky 1bor sesta-
vajicfIz bfitvy, stetce, femena a
voneho mtdla krasnG skffni, vse
"a $l.OO Prava cena So 90 Ma il
ne dni tento Gbor nemGze "a $1.00
byti koupen. Zvem kazdeho by
mas zavod navstivil zbozf sobe
prohlidl. Jos Skorpfk Spoil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31
Ornament VefejnOsti.

Oznamujem timto vefejnosti, Re
berem objednavky ma vsecky roll
nicke stroje, gasolinove pohony a
mlaticky IA ceny nejnizsi. Tez
berem dobytek ma vymenu "a stro
je, coz je velkou vyhodou pro far
merry. Dejte nam objednavku ma
stroje, kocary, vozy pohony, sane
atd, nynf Ma jafe zapocnem Sc
stavbou velke budovy ma roznfm
lote jizn9 Cd Ouealova skladu.
Tabor Mercantile Co.
j G.. Bouska, fidicf
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31
hIedaii Sc.

Hledaji Sc, Frank Stepanek a
John Stepanek kteff bydleli v O.
kresich Bon Homme a Yankton,
South Dakota, kolem roku 1888.
Kdo by vedel nejake zpravy tyka-
jfci Sc vyseimenovanych, necht'
laskav9 uvedomi nizejmenovaneho
anebo Holman & Janousek, Yank-
ton, S. ID. Zalezitost Sc tyka de-
dictvf pc zemfelem jejich bratrovi
vincentovi Stepankovi.
Chas. w. Mach,
Tabor, S. Oak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31

Farma k rentovanf, 3 mile cd
Tabora, 200 akrd, vse v dobrem
pofadku. Piste Frank Straka,
Lake Andes, S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31

Dobra, rama, zluta korn6 ma Sc
memo ma prodej. Vypestovana no
ku 1908. p. j. Hejna, Yankton,
S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31

Leghorn vejce ma prodej plno-
krevneho plemene. Karel Stibral.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-03-31

Brambory a kachny ma prodej.
Ed Stava.
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DOMACI ZPRAVY.

yDd w SNc uOuidCuooO'
Josef Black Karel Mach row.
nall hlavnf ulici tento tyden.
Josef Valenta cd Wagner byl
zde navstevon minuly patek.
81. Irena Saarosy odjela We ctvr
tex do Sioux City kde Sc zdrzf asi
tyden.
Kupuji vejce pro Hanford spoil.
a platim "a ne hotove. A. j. No
wax.
Pr. Vaclava Krejcika Tyndall
byla navstevou u pi. j. F. Horac-
ka v Gtery.
Frank Roknsek z Lesterville
byl zde ma SVEN automobile pom
! deli "a obchodem.
SleGny Hattie Vauk, Tillie jan
/ dova Emma Hruska byly Tyn-
I dali v pondeli.
= G.. Nj. Finotti manzelka Mis-
y sion Hill 81. Frances Sullivan z
! Yankton byli navstevou We zdejs(
= skole pres nedeli.
! Stromky ma prodej, cerveny ce-
] DIR, 2 a 3 stfevfce vysoke, 10c kus.
III. NJ. Smith, route 2, box 26, Ia
: Dor, S. d.
I Frank Sisler Tyndall byl zde
I "a obchodem minuly patek OBJ
I jednal 81 cd mas ma pfisti rok ma
Z stenne kalendafe.
I Frank Balej z Gregory byl zde
I navstevou ma zatatku tydnd. Pro
I vozuje tam pozemkovy obchod
I umisthuje ma domoviny.
) Frank Petfik zapocal pracovat
) v sypce McCaull-Webster We ctvr
! tex. Josef Dufek Sc odstehuje n,
- domovinu Trip okresu.
= Nechte mne bych vas umfstni
ma nektery mSch odstupn. Do
bre pozemky blize masta. Pist'
mi. Adolph Mach, Tabor, S. d.
Frank Udlinek, jenz vlastnil ob
chod We Schuyler jest zde navste
YOU u roditd. V blizke dobe 81
odstehuje ma svnj klein v TripI
okresu.
RI. Tomasa Garveye Mission
Hill Sc sem pfiiela rozlouciti
prateli nebot Sc SWIM manzelen
odstehuji Sc do statu Oregon
brzku.
Josef Hala uspofada tanecnf "a
bavu sfni Jana Sturmy ponde
lf4. dubna. Orkestr MikotGv pr
t6 pffIezitosti obstara hudbu a kai
dS je uctive Evan by Sc dostavil.
Pr. Jana Fejfar Lesterville br
de mfti Tabofe vystavu dam
skych klobouki nedeli 13. 20
= bfezna a 3. a 10 dubna, budovi
e pf. Pobudove. Danny jsou uctivi
zvany by Sc ma vystavu dostavily
Brzy Sc nam dostavf jarnf bou
r. ktere nadelaji kazdy rok mno
no skody. Blesk nesetff ami obyt
II ami zivota, Bile vsude stejne
Jen tenkrat je clovek stavenf ,
bezpeG kdyz je toto opatfeno spo
lehlivym bleskosvodem jake j
Shinnsnv. Jsou mnohe spatn'
bleskosvody ma ktere Sc mnozf Ii
de dali lapit, ponevac jsou o nec'
lacinejsf, avsak takov1 bleskosvot
Jest horst nezli zadnf. Mnozf Ii
- de nev&fi re by bleskosvod chra
;. nil protoze byli napaleni spatnS
! nSmi. ShlmsIv bleskosvod je "a
I rucen Re chant kazde stavenf pre-;
! bleskem. ia jsem jednatelem pr
! tyto dam 81 zvlaste zalezet n,
! pripevnsnf tehoz Ike stavbe nebo1
+ ma tom nejvfce zalezi. Re blesko
! vod chant vysvfta toho re pojis
! tujicf spolecnosti We vychodnfcl
! statech pojisti budovy ktere jsol
! opatfeny bleskosvodem mnohen
! lacineji nezli ty ktere nelson. N!
) nj je neilepsf doba.
- Jocof Skornfk Tabor. 6 II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09

TuIeholirr I.sads IN Eastern Nomen's
championship.

PHILApTLFHIA. June Une day play
IN the Women Eastern Golf A--octaiio
championship 90 the Huntingdon Valley
country club ~ Nohle. indtrats- that the
hrht for IN" tI'l" BE- again - h. betsren
Boston ani Philadelphia. With one Neg
Nork ziH ~ possibility Mrs D. e.
Wheeler Jr ~ BOSTON. he present ,ham.
pion lei tho field Wtih q splendid s,ore OF
NJ. ,Ipzsly follow 81 hy Mrs u n Barlow ~
Phnadcluhia. With an -. Miss , 4 Osrood
the ~ame. ami Mr. 'alsb o. Foy with an -
Miss Julia X Mia. last year Metropolitan
district champion. came neut with an ~
Miss Harriet = turti- ~ Boston ION both
he driving and The approaching and putting
contests Her drives were rs. isO and IS
Yards ora total ~ 5ts Yards. averaging ~
yards IN the approaching ami puitinz
from different distances she got doa n three
balls IN eight -tTOAes Miss Grtarum Mis-
- good amt Mrs Wheeler carh tOOk nine
hs summary
Mr.. = g. wheeler Ir. Woaston. ~ Nr.
n n RaTios Merton. n Mis- y e. Osgooi
Rrookltnc Countg n Miss Julia u MIA. EngIs
a Miss h r1Nn~eni Merton. n MIS- Fl0fenre
MrNeciry Merton " MI, q e. Grisruus. Merton
a. Miss " Wirhards0n Philadelphia Crirket
~ Ms a. Davis Philadelphia Cricket, ~ Mis-
o. Hnod, Philadelphia CHcket ~. Miss y
Quits. hrnoFlins G1untr1 ~ Mr. e. Wander
esrs philadelphia CriCsst " Mr. y. n Huef.
Mis- q W Allen. OAKLEY. - MIS- trsrs ssunpis
Woliestnu y Migs Porter. nrookiine C0un
ty ~ Mr. William west Huntingdon Waller
~ MIS- Anita phipps, Springfield ~ Miss Ethri
Nsule merton ~ Mlss' Shrr,e. BrHshurn. ioi
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arr NOT NELIGIBLL.
syracuse shot PuiteT's Points Nul stand
and Prun WIN ksep intercollegiate Title.

\ ds>pai n from New Haven on rues-
das contained tho Information thai an
investigation vas being made info .he
eligibility ct Dean 10 waite. syria $50.
~. who took 30 oni pll.o IN the shot Ngr
100 tho mt"u ollegust" games 80 philadal-
phia "a Ma - The iIrI Of This research
ga. that 10 Wait" we're not eligible hi-
points would %" throau put tnd COY aud
kll1atrioF OF Vale r"-pc lively third and
fourth in mo original com ps'iI on would
move Uu go boz 70 .uut ami third
This would add tEp moro points ~ Vale =
total and the Blue then 0uld 10 tied sHh
Pennsylvania for first place be the games
This hlissiu' idea vas ha=ed on tho sup
posed truthful statement that Waite en-
tered Syraru-" from colgate last fan and
vas only freshman and Ineligible he au-e
81 the one year resIdsn y rule 90 ,omuetr
There vas no statement made hoa-,-g
that Yale 0firiaIly Nas investigating any
such story
o. b. unlikely tha' tho point .tandin
Will BE- altered a. ~ becau-e Of Waite he
a I'd 90 10 tolyai" b. b. true. but no entered
Svrupu-- on January o. lsp and 10 tho
time of the intercollegiate games had been
In Svraru=e CONSIDERABLY more than 4 cal
endaT year There 10 nothing that make
tt APPEAR that Waite ever did compete
Tor COLGATE lu the time he vas there But
even n h. had his residsnCe a. Svraru -
from January o. 1917 makes hun eligible
beyUnd The -hn Low ~ a doubt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-09
,WERIc ,N~ NrEP> UN.
Finish First and SECOND a. international
Horsr SHOW

,.sI.I .rFr DefH..rH a Tut ~.
In,r,> Iula Amer cans ,outiuIs
fn carr. ~ rrys- u 'Ha International
Horss SHOW %. ul, mI.a to-dl lu tha ,la-s
Tor qualified tuuts'-. tout. rsst--uld and
urvafd. there arI" fvFufy-tWu rnt ri~s
hunting NFiu Tao AUHu"an-. huUe' -.
tarIHd ~ u" tonur- Walter Nusu-' .
~f uIsI Won nT-r pry" aud D u Mraihsrs
bees IatuDifH I've -ss Oud IN. be- hr
Ncafurrbee'. ur-i year a. an exhibitor
tugl 30 hur.r- tDIk DO" third and iouTth
o. ITO .paortmr0r ,s-s for harness
hora'- an. fsuiHE d., hands. shown %
uTrrv' f.. judge Moor won first and
as.pud u.Is % IA itl Robin Hood and Marie n
g. thr ,lI-- for pin. Of harness horS .
driven uy sdI 10 Judge MuOrp's Lord
Settou and Lady seton Won drst Prize
~ thn ou'r~I Tor Hat-t 'tt's challenge
.up for four iT-uHud- judge Npors'z four
hays whit. % son q cup last night, enCoun-
tered Itfn, ultl's Inc forward lead -
-tuubl.d aud i'll Judge Moore pulled
49, ~ h0r-' bon mastery manner. saving
q srIIrhup After Tho leaders were un.
didlv Win the vhe'ltr~
Edward Morris nj chicago tonight
rr aimed 90 the lior-. show SIR Thomas
Upton and ~r Henry DHlsicl o. q box party
aui dinner
mo contest fer noyioc pair- ~ harness
hor-e~ "Nre~din" O. hands vas won by
Judge Moore. HIrgon,sstrr and NidaiAleT.
With The same Oh uer'~ QUICKSILVER and
yuis krfPu -rruud
o. 2 ufrirn of New ORR look huh priya
M mo class Tor ponies 100 single harness
with WruIb.o. Queen
The nr-' HIxu humping contest open 10
fhe Hurlu va won hl French horse.
Jubilee " no Iumued seven leet Mr. ira.
yafh'- 'Nsv \ oTb Hero was ~rrond and
crow and Murray. ,TofbnfoI confidence
f0urtI Bnfl ree,ied . feet fnDhs-