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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Publish Newspaper at Sea.

The circulation of the Cunard Daily
Bulletin on the steamship Lusitania is
over two thousand a day, and has
reached $500. This journal has thirty
two pages. It is excellently printed
on fine glazed paper, and sells at five
cents copy. 1t goes to press at one
a. M, and is ready for the breakfast
table like the newspapers ashore.
Many passengers have it delivered to
their beTths, and read the daily news
before they get up. Practically every
thing of news value in the whole world
appears in the ocean daily as soon as
it is printed in the dailies on land.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
A Homemade Cheese Press.

small holes In the box, removed both
the top and bottom, and strengthened
it by putting a metal hoop around 1t.
put the cheese inside of this casing
and place it on block that has a
groove in 1t to let the whey run off at
one side. On top Of the cheese
place round block of wood. and
across this is laid long board, which
is attached to the wall at one end and
has weight on the other. This serves
as cheese press, and proves very eff
fectiYe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
MeDAIRY
PRODUCTION OF MARKET MILK
Highly Essential That Cows Be Clean
as Dust and Dirt Adhering Con-
taminate Fluid.

The health of the cows is the first
essential in the production of good
milk They should be in good physi-
cal condition and free from disease.
They should also be tested for tuber-
culosis by capable veterinarian at
least once year. and all reacting
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04

inches high on white background,
painted by means of a stencil The
house numbers are painted on the top
Of the curb directly in front of each
house, being black on a white ground
similar to the street names. The
white paint, of oil and white lead, is
first applied, and after this is thor
oughly dry the black letters are stem
ciled on, the paint used consisting Of
one-half bone black and one-half lamp
black mixed with oil. The approx
mate cost of this work is five cents
for each house number and seven
cents for each street name-Munici.
pal Journal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Telephone TO ENGLAND.

New York.-Telephone communica-
ton between England and America
may soon be possibility If new ex-
perimental submarine cable recently
laid across the English channel by the
British postoff1ce answers expecta-
tons. The cable extends from Dover
to Cape Grisnez and is the first of the
kind to be laid in tidal waters
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Romance of Korean Prince

OF the neighboring countries. While
member of their ministerial party
he became dissatisfied with the work,
ings of the committee and he left alb
ruptly.
Then because of his failure to carry
out the mission upon which he was
sent, he was again barred from Korea
Again be became school missionary,
and after several years the attitude of
his government changed, and he and
his wife were once more reinstated
in its good graces."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Floor Plan of MiIkhouse.

A, receiving funnel B. milk cooler; c,
bottle filler; D. refrigerator; E. cooling
tank; F. sterilizer; G, f?abcock tester; H,
bottle washer: 1, concrete sink: j. boiler;
X, chimney: L, floor drains: M, summing
rack; n, Separator.
The utensils are a very important
part Of the dairyman's equipment.
The cans and pals should be well
built and made with view to perfect
and easy cleaning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
BY the Sad Sea Waves.

The beautiful girl was furious.
You base deceiver," she Kissed as
she emerged from the ocean, you
have been teaching some other girl
to swimi"
"On my word, have not" replied
ner fance.
Then how did this blond hair get
on your bathing suit?''
Blond hair? Oh, that is easily ex-
planned. guess it came out of the
combers. my dear"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Usinu Fresh Milk.

The question as to when the milk
is fit to use after COW has freshened
is a subject which is still matter Of
dispute The old rule of using the
ninth milking is not regarded by many
people as being always safe rule.
One way is to test the milk by boiling.
If it comes to the boiling point with
out curdling it is ali right to use.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
"Easy Marks" Writes BURGLAR.

Paterson, N. when William T.
Allen, soda water manufacturer at
Washington and Fair streets, opened
his place, he found that safe burglars
had been there. They left note say
ing the people of Paterson were easy
marks" and If 1t were not for the
watchmen they would have stolen the
safe
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Awards Granted.

Sixty-four buttermakers and cheese
makers who have exhibited their prod
ucts in the monthly butter and cheese
scoring exhibitions at the University
of Wisconsin dairy school the past
year have just been granted awards, In
the shape of engrossed diplomas bear
ing the record of the scores made by
their products in the exhibits.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Marks Her Seed Flowers

a days walk on the extensive domain,
and the tangles of flowers suggest
much, in their unframed perfection,
TO those who have cultivated only
stiff beds of SNOWY f1owers.-New
York Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Use of Paris Green.

Remember in using Paris green
water to keep it well stirred, SO tina.
the poison shall be held in suspen-
sion. If this is neglected the green
will settle to the bottom of the vessel
as il is not soluble in water.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Liaht in Everything.

In everything that happens there Is
light; and the greatness Of the great
est of men has but consisted in that
they had trained their eyes to be open
to every ray of this light.-Maurice
Maetr~linck
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
CHEESE BOX MADE USEFUL
Homemade Continuance, Strengthened
by Metal Hoop, Proves Very
Effective as Press.

| have a very useful device which
l made from cheese box, writes Mrs.
G. H. Benedan of Nebraska in Farm
and Home. | bored a number Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04

If any part of the wagon is weak, or
any of the small tools out of order.
thoroughly repair them before going
into the meadow to work
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
REACH EQUALITY OF SEXES.
May Never Be Brought About Under
Present Conditions, Declares
Prof. Wilcox.

Wellesley, Mass.-That true equal
ity of the sexes may never be reached
under present conditions and that
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Profitable Cow.

A Nebraska Jersey COW produced
cream during the year ending March
1 that sold for $3.50 Her feed cost
around 500.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
Milk Prices.

The wholesale price of milk for June
has been fixed by the executive com
mittee of the Philad elphia Milk Ship
pers' union at 3A cents per quart
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04
ProTit in Fruit

Profit in fruit is sure If we handle
the trees and market the fruit prop
erly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-08-04

Truth may hurt, but not so much as
untruth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
EtSI ron BROOkLTNS.
DahI~n'> Wen Defeat Chattsnoo&a ny
10 20 ..

,H,rr,. a.. tenn March - The
Rruokl..rs opened The rev southern Sasue
GROUNDS here TODAY bv defeating the Chat
'arooras io'o2 Most of Dahien' -luER-r-
aimed .o- TyL' n"ld where hit p.st the
n.tpu-' uslu- . home run George Hun
ter was no pnlv one - connect. We made
3D. homer 900 the ninth. hts only binsl- OF
'He game. The squeeze play was pulled
~ -.,r--sfuil. twice 10y the Brooklynz.
80 m~n ,rp--,ng the pan m one Occa sion
IhI- happened ~ the EIxth. when Wt'h
N,NdIfu and Ersin on third amt s~rOnd.
Rur,h AZ along the third base line McM-
MILAN v-, on.ths move when the hsll was
~ and he scored easily IRWIN. who Il
fast man Tor = catcher. took advantage
Of low throw ana csme home on the hi
Bur'h had . great dav NTH the hat. The
,ertr. n-ideT hitting safely four times
and dri,inE - many runs across the pan.
M,Ni.iln r1rrisd on he fielding honorr
ts,spttng eight chances without hTetk
McM.ilpn.- father was IN the grand sta nd
soar funnel az, counted for a triple and
double
on. OF she locsI pitcher. vas Billy Hart
"A no started hts pitching career here IA enty-
Ne year. ago and - playing his faTrN ell
r'lllg.iueni this season Ne hId some
81 III. RroOklvns guessing " tn his della ed
shoots and uuicH delivery. bu' tnc Others
found him Tor nv~ tlllies ~ barger Joined
rel y'h The bunch to-dav. bat did not
,rlr roD-a EDDIE leuuoy - s'ill among
fap .t--lIg
To- fFHs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
.JICKSONIILLE RACES.
BSca GranGIe. American Derby Candidate.
Badly Beaten

FNCKsoNvIILF. Fi. March - -Ro,a
Grnnde. " a. Fz~T- 'nndidate for ths
american p~rby. was teS'en hy roth
ahoo and Woolw tndsr IN The fs1ture - ent
~ Moncri~f PARK thi- afternoon Boa
Ora nda had no eV"u-s. A. ne VAS ~ we'll
= nj lsd 20 She stretch. " hero he tired badly
The Judges took up the sheets airsr me
first race. % Uht"h tlGF was hacked 81
strongly. b,I' They could no. find any evt.
dense Of HIN wrong doing. - the -
Was dismissed DAVIS aud Grimm each
rode two winner
he srmutHT Ie-
20 wOn. Sr kearnr, III Cam. ~ 10 !, 80
Ond. Tallahassee. lOi ODER 5 20 J. third Time
O.ts.S Inspector ticn~ral AfrtcAn Giri Ilpi~na
hon vOlusiA Glri. STARTER an IAlionIA also ran
M IN 5. won. Marie Hbde. i0l's Mo- ntAinI
a. 20 !. s-rond. Amyi. iOI Dberf'. Is 10 J. thlrd
lime. IA MaTun Ma AimstA Hamilton
WIlnet and Roger de 70, ~Tiry also ran
lOS Reid. : Ia NOa. Skye. LoI NC rAggsf,t.
20 !. -e-ond C0nec ienne is -. Davtsi 80
t.utS Mis- HeYheft Miss Aariorie. OrAnte Dam
and ktAni-shA II also ran
tO4rth Rsce one mile and . siAts~nth
ics 1GanlI. 8 70 !. s-cond Bors GTsSde. JOS 'aosn
tain evcn money third Tine. 1874 kerche
FiWh Rare SVEN furioags HON. Hun. -
TO 5. S~rond ITnto. III ~ JAcksOni. 20 l. third
Tine I = 5 R0@~boFo Wool stone. Cold Dust
EndJ rnlon and EthOn also ran
SAN Rare One mile capt SNanson, III
,oherI. 20 ). Won AllAnfesrn. 10 lrToIIer,
y 10 S. serOnd. Snug 40 dReid' 70 !. ihird
TnEsbc,nsn and q K herndo1 asa raa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
CHESS
Chandler. Yale. ana stephens. Princeton.
PLAY for Places on CabIc Team.

J. Chandler. Yale. II. and l. V.l--r
~'ephcn-. Princeton. 10. chr~. champions
OBJ their Respective uuivcrsitic- s,lr'cd
match II thre" game gt tn' room. Of
me BrpOklvu Chess cub ,srday After
noon Tor the purpose 81 deciding which
ruall p,ah a. the -saUond and third haaf
m m" cable match aga inst oxford and
'amHrtdg" on April - stephen hal The
ruuI'n 81 opening IN th. ur~t zane and
-.tsf ted the Euksftorf. " hIpt va dew inpsd
along irregular line pu fhs .Nts...i' ID
u"N" the Princeton rI.s-r -usreeci.t IN
rs ming pawn. hu' chandler had he
preferable development sud rU' on. 81 his
ROOFS tu the seventh tor time ~fsph.u-'s
uo-i'iun vas -ouicN has ,Tamusd but upon
getting ~ rpok into Uisy matters were
"'itutIifrd. After tdirfr--iN moves q draw
resulted from repetition Of move
~ Defeating AIbsrt C.urnau Of the
Brook va Boys Htgh S"hooi IN tho fourth
ana final game Of III. series ~ the Etfa
tuc~~ club yesterday afternoon Hem. 10 n
N'man. representing Da MUt clinton bryh
- hooi. became the individual .utrTsuon
u tae Greater New York Inter-, |ro|a-tI,
hes IsaRue Altman had 90. abr. Id.
II '-utre Rambi' and outtAaysd I'M.
opponent IN a phNn, ending after thirty
-FNen moves he inner "a no .- - yslr-
of age -'I"vred- Fred Dsmrau II Ias' ear
% II team e. champion 81 tho lets,I.
hs final -'.or~ 90 The match Wa Altman .
ttUrWan. O. tru vu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
Anigans
L-.MLL-An.
GAVE ron TINE REGULARS.
Bui WcGraw's a. otis carry or the HOaSrs
M % wins 10 ..

N,rIrV. rex March - In the fare
well game here aud also he Anal contest
IN 'hcir series with the colts the regulars
IT Mr1;Taw'~ squad 81 Giants to-day turned
he tables On he youngsters. winning a
hard fought gnms by n score NJ : toA The
am" was under rho management of the
local chapter Of the Daughters OF The CON
'rdsracy The result OF 'his game had no
-fie,' on the victory Of TIE colts VA he
series merely making 'he count TO :
"a favor ~ the youngsters
S:x Ti,chera workel three innings apiece
and all the stars were exhibited MAJ hew-
ION pitched he first threc innings for the
rrguars against Wilise. and VAS not scored
on Wilt-e allowed only one run. hut the
tltting vs. more OF a feature when Mar
4uard lni NfneS took up iha pitching bur
den The colts pepI~r~d MaTuuard Tor
three rtIn- he ,hird being scored Oy Eacher
mite IN ~ control and some errors coupled
nm 'hrre fit-. euabled the regulars 10
-" he -'oT~ again tn he sixth round
trandall succeeded Ame- ana went the
'ls' three innings against Raymond. who
a. Effective tn all except ;he eighth inning.
nas"- scoring ShaN II APPEARED that
IN run might win. but the veterans quickly
cancelled q amt added the winning tallv
hl'- So, -f'r~ and another hit by Merkl@
The be~' hung waa accomplished b.
,oilf Np"n,sr ana Iachsr. ''aGh ming ~, .no
lum~1ntel rt'~T The Esms hats gloves
.pi othsr equipment were packed aNab
.rt tonight there Was biE exodus %
DHfLf- ShOI-'pp Brtdvel will rrriSin
here vH'h lHuue. - rfl. = hiCu VIII re-
OF u GrIv.- bunch ~ hiltimoTc. Lush
vii 80 On k.dW ell place. bat Ia ne 80
liti''ou Games on the way north either
fletcher ~ uerIoR will cover he short
held Ten pitchers md four Ca'CheTs went
IVA, with he team tonight.
Nana ger NSETtv hiss practically z lo~Hd
q ,!srl Nth m" Commercial Tub OF Marlin,
- here The N@N oTk Club will establish
isrfl4rrut trimming quarters here pho,
Ut grD Hud sIH iee' square aud very level
~ pI,ZeI u.t .c-'erd1y ~ MctiTaS. and
this irud N.I' D" fenced and decided - the
New lp'k 'uu. vkirh viii er~gt thereon .
Ulg Oh. utu.I-s .l'O which MaTltn's famous
t.irer.l water vii 10 p.ped Ground
k-.uar Mrrply VIII hc cent down here
us.,f sfr'"r 20 pa the grounds m Snrpe
I,i. .rti ~ -aprt t~s' - and rOugn tnh~ld
utf" greatly handicapped the tenn IA daiiN
practice
!o-.iIy. ~ ut"
rrrurr. 70
'..f- q
Iup "a. ui's Viewers uofi~ THTr~ bs>$
U.f. -1. sr.r Horne rYn /ar-rr
f.aff.-Irs Na'Urwspr Mlra.RrI Ray mond
rrl-. sru ..I..". uplr' lAfHar1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
'. >. &c. NETTING.
MIss HeIsn w. smith Elected . FIaE
NembeV

Commodore Arthur Cur'is@ Jar-e- ire
sided las' niRht ~ Tho second general meet
Ing Of 'he New York Yacht club for this
yesr The meeting Was held IN the club
house on West Forty fourth street. Twenty
three nov members were elected, including
one flag member. Miss Helen " smith
Miss smith ~ the daughter Of the late
Commodore Jane. ID smith and she owna
the auxiliary schooner viking the Yacht
IN Wh,ch her father made many long
cruises She - the tenth nag member %
The CLUB.
4 change was made in the enrolment
rule. The lad water line length Of sailing
Yacht TO BE- enrolled IN tho club must he
~ feet instead Of 70 feet. and Of steam yachta
So feet This new rule will not apply to
yachts launched prior To May 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25

IIiIs on RecruaI Pitcher Ensble ReEular-
To Beat Cslta.

NIHENs. Ga, March ?a-Ths regulars
Of the New York Americans had = tough
time beating 'he YanniRans IN an eight
inning hattie this afternoon by the score
Of 'os The colts led easily for mO~t %
me distance. and only when southpaw
Cmnn w's sent In TO relieve Jim Vaughn
did the first nine push out 20 the lead
Cmnn worked only two innings. Ne was
bothered with very sore arm and had 20
Law the h'll right over the middle Of the
plate In elch round after he had retired
tho first two men the winners found him
.or three runs.
The -econd team plNved a very loose
game Latte Eddie Foster was away on
his usual form lie footed several in close
places. which pvt big I,rn Vaughn in tight
hole TeNas itm Woali have had q shut
ou' IN the I've innings he worked against
the cgulars had n not heen for errors.
Poster amt Crig-r handed the nrat tslly
10 The Tcguhr~ Poster booted one In he
fourth to le' knsle on and Criser muned
hHti1oisd on irSt EnSIs made second
on the error and scored on a single.
Clunn was simply hammered In the
nm. 'I he rcSslsrs had been ioosins over
IN" best letthanCiet pitching OF the year As
furnished nv Naushn. Ilunn's arm was
coui locste the plate VAS to lob ~ the bali.
lunn Was Wild In the sixth inning and easy
IN the eNenth.
In each OI these periods the regulars
scored three runs. 4 pass. hit batsnaen.
Two singles and "a steal sandN ichsd gave the
first trio. Two sin.les. double. steal. error
and tid pitch ere responsible for the last
three Ia zach inning Clunn got tho first
two hntstnen that faced him. The lanni-
ganS should havo won With any sort of luck.
a. they outhit the first team
Posters triple tn the first inning opened
IN" way 20 the only two runs secured on
Jack Quinn OTIS Johnson. bred Mitchell
ant Walter Manning each found Dtck Car
roll for a home run IN the last two innings
No one happened to he on base at the time.
great catch by Birdie cree robbed Iohuson
% a -s"Ond homer IN the eighth, y hich ~Ould
have 'ted the score. ~ hemphill had singled
The score
RHE
NArigans q n n ia
Regulars u q = i
RAtteres Vaughn. Ciunn aud Mitchell. Quinn,
carroll and sweeney
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
CsOEF.
New Professional for Columbia CIub
sargent Doing We'll.

Bob McWat' has been appointed profess
Fional a. the 'olUul hia COLI club. Washing
ton Ne = = years old amt a na'lNc ~
MUsselhurg scotland. but when wears
old N,Wat''- father became professional
~ ~" EPSON Goif ,luh and raised las hoy
IN fugisni lli- father = -jiil holding
The 'on A. hat .uh-. which h. A. q hazard
mo ir-oro ra."yOur-e on witch ~. p..' hv
= ruu Ni'er an apprenticeship vith h.
.a'rr~ MrNatT. ~ worked 90 club maxim z
m ld.rrur,h and o1ion rn'H IYDr. when
he So .ut l- r---raa' 20 .ur OTTAWA coil
'iHb VIA 1rorsr sargent. the present
American uu"a 'namplou lie u~Nr sea-
son M,Wsr' be- am" professional a. The
Lac G"urNl ,Wi~ country cub. on" OF
'hr finest course, in the Wc-'. and STAYED
UNI. Ia~' tail lie passed The winter IA
Enc'su' and took 'hsr 70 ot NE new Cp.um-
Dia t'o.' Tub course ou Tuesday
t'"nrg" sargent . agaiu 100 close PROV
I'M 10. Nrh v MAJ - probes .ongl IN part
ncT-hlu . ia phi ksgOur 81 ~" hrNy
tht-" '.uh VI" = playing Verr vel. amt
gultr ~ the form mat won Sargent nt-
1T" ~ Ensi"v "od 49, ~"asuH and hi- hon
ur- il %" pig san Francisco ro.guJtnsu'
llr rhuHdrlphl 'rickrt cub B. NOT a
long ump from chevy Eha-p and sargent
Intends Q" make ~" rip often enough 10
have the championships yout>r down fine
before the national tournament ia June
Nfrrr speeding The parting guests the
British golf journals ~. MOI telling rhs
D,i-f-cripts of tho entert aiument FOR our
profession ~ Walton Us1th IhiS j.
from EEL, IHuEGyuhH
Not long aso party Of american golfer,
lo' ing daN golf Of m pllaT bar
cor-srs. sut Judging from the quanhes az turf
MAJ Wrs icing Displaced Vrr- 'af from b~inE
proficient 20 The gentle ART Of pruurIlug 'he uttle
pll Prr-uti, TIE rau1r - r. green where the
Erecnhrrpcr VS. sUperrtruuirg >pT~ worm
kiiunE Operations. tining % Ia mis- Lord High
FNrr.I 'lonrr. one 90 them sAId $50 0 rerkou
your men ought ~ get month tor putting al TITS
water On 20 the Green raining 90 " T. t'erhAp,
snsNrrrf thf grcrnEr rucF Alth . -orrow nj
lOok lt the graves hat had ten dug al along
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
R~Eis'ratiOn Committee Gives the Local
Athletes a warning

III" Metropolitan Association reris,ra.
ton committee has tahOoed the. i've nil,
run advertised by John Antics ~ Ilt,a.
10th, = on saturday. Auril , iV rccis.
erred Hih'rt"- competing here ~ til ~. -,t-.
I"ndcd Ia future those Sc be- run ~ y.frrl
must see ihd' nU athletics are trgtsfrrsI
ana 'h' ~'tletn"h. registration apIIirsl
'ur viii nor do The p~Icin. IArdt..t pf' o.
- ptrl"t nor 10 handle any pntrv flai
io"- nor near 10" proper registration nun,
re " - r"Eis'rG' ZION ,lid hss c,f. rod
a W ~" ordered - Tr'urn The prire ~ noon
- l' u" gwen ?" no competitor Who Hnt- he.
neat 90 order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25

T. Scott. captain Of the stanford track
team. IN dual Games With the Olympic A. c
Of san Francisco. recently attempted 20
vault - feet TO-. inches. He barely touches
he bar. bait just enough 20 drHw n from the
"a lee, inches. and IL g thoushS wi est lie
record before the aeaaon u out. Walter
Dray the former Yale track captain. did
Z. feet D, inches. scott vii compets VII h
fhe stanford team IN the conference Eames
az Urbana, ILL.,, In June
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-25
NAM FE\sING FESrTItE.
Professional aud Amateurs DispIa, Their
skill

festival IN vhl'u cNIibitiorz vI'h 'he
foil- duciiug swords and sabre pre-. eosd
a concert and dan 'nr took p.g,s lat utsl'
a. Prof Ep--i'- Italian Nr.rri.an F.n,iu g
N.ndsmy ~Umr ~ no fenced were Cavalier.
l. SOAR Of Hartford \ Haroni and Del
Papa. Prof Hss-i and tHiogero. ana Me~>f-
he GrpguTi y AgURiu. &, q cont. , Sult-
van g. Iunslh. 90 :. hIUflno. EiN adj
\ rourlIt. ) Du' uudray. \ M1--iae aud
J HoEfr!s
The professionals Snd nma'eurS wore
also on tho honorary commute" .Or the
con, eFt and bal
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PiNEHJRSr. Y. q MarcL - Miss Mary
Fowne- Of Itt'sburR plays her Cluhma'".
Miss Louise fikinE. tud Mrs j. Raw mona
Price. also ~ The same club. meets MRS
& ~ \undsru,s, ~ Philadelphia ia to-
morrow -"mi-tuTI rpuut %! the annual
nIiei NUrIu AM SCOTIA champion -atp
or Nouen A. the re- .lit oi to-day 70 plar
be- -IfUrIlrF
Chawg iousIlp Srroud 70 nj NJ g. y
NaudrTbc~k PM ate uHla hra' Nl-s b. 'N~i .'rr,.A
Nsw YORK o ant Mr. % Pr,sr plt'. nurg
h-A' Nis- katr Van p.'Tput. Waterloo. . az % 7
Mis- Lou-- flalu.. F.ff-surE pea' ~. NIl la nj
Nra' camden. uH Ai-- Mar lNRuc.. IIff.
lurr. 'sa' Mr. g. f. urlfu'. Hn.tnI. - az.
'uns0i.f.sr second rOHnt NJ, IS e.
Io0 ne~ 10 iN'-h#rs. beet Mr. . %. tg-u
tl~' sIan.. bs 4s'a..f NJ e. Waterloo 49,
Hrookurs. beat Nra T. ' BsA.. MOS. ruuu
9 az iulGrtrrn lu.s- Mr. Iiuruu.Bu o.
south Orange u'a' Niss h.r.F NachlN. pns.atf
= anu .. Mr. " tArin~-. thi,ago. beat AZ,
q 4 Hammond Ho.tuu uF
~r,1nd 'igbi ~syOut ruunI Mr. o.
~ laEr. pfti.hgrg BEAT NJ 10 60 NArEay Pa
= a.l. by tvfnl.f MIS- lalr' HrFv .rk New log.
beat NJ. r q. n'T.. N,N No-k % bu1
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Wan, FntrIc- Tor ~ ,nn,s We,

The rn'rI"~ for M" ANIMAL ~. loor meet
81 ~ Anus 10 bc held 49, ~. >IA'y-ntufu
Regiment NrWurv pH N4r,I - Hr,. p.rIr-
IN. IN aud n.nfs 4.l d." ..tI Nnopn star.
ol fhs afhietlr upr.l tr,. Duf"r.!