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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-14

Tbs Herald printery, for good work.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
NEAR TRACE Dy Al
THE BEAR PEN.
At FARRS
SurIy Bruin Nearly Makes Get
away and Innocent ByStaad-
erS Are Scared Out of Seven
Years Growth,

An awful tragedy, SO the story runs,
was narrowly ayerted in the rear Of
the William Farr meat establishment
Saturday according to advices lust
received, when one OF two husky beara
belonging to the Farr private menag-
erie get loose and showed a strong
disposition net only to roam at laree
but TO run amuck. This animal Ia
some way became uushackied and
with all signs OF being In very ugly
humor, began looking for the most
accessible avenue TO freedom. Arriv-
ing al one. the bear met man wins
had been teasing il. The latter With
~ shrek that could be heard a block,
slammed the door Just In the nick OF
time, As the hear started toward the
other exit, another man had Just timo
to bang the door shrut and nearly coli
iapscd when Dave Combs who had
appeared on the scene looking fer a
new piece dc resistance for his bill of
fare. stole up behind him ana growled
in his ear. Excitement reienod for "a
time it 10 said with considerable in
iensity until the bear was brought
back TO its proper restricted sphore
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
COMBINE BOOSTS
INDEPENDENTS
SAYS BLACK
Postal Superintendent Says
Business Is Increasing by
Leaps and Bounds Since the
Western Union Merger,

! since the merger of the Western
! Union ana the Bell company, the bus
mess Of the Postal Telegraph and
| Commercial Cable company has in
creased by leaps and bounds said
District superintendent W &. Black
Of the Postal last night Mr.. Black
spent the day in Albuquerque whence
he takes trip IN the daylight train
10 El Paso 10 inspect the line between
here ana the Pass CITY
Evidently the people are appreci-
ative Of another wire monopoly said
Mr.. Black. and as usual they ap-
preciate Independent service of the
KIND the Postal gives.
The company is absolutely indie
pendent and viii remain 50. There is
business. plenty Of it. m the United
states for an Independent telegraph
company We are giving the fastest
and most satisfactory service in the
country and we intend not only to
Keep II So but % improve il right
along.
Mr.. Black, whose headquartrs are
in Denver. says that the company has
Just completed three new copper wires
from that city to San Francisco. No
6 wire. which weighs 425 pounds to
the mile. This establishes service
which Is probably unexcelled on the
great Postal system.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
COMMITTEE MAY Be
UNFAVQRA6LE TO
RESTRICTION
Report on Soliciting Evil at a
Meeting of Commercial Club
Tuesday Night Fair 10 be
Discussed,

Il is rumorod that the report of
the committee on the promisouous So
iicitiFig evil may make an unfavorabIe
report on The proposed restriction
plan M the meeting " the Commercial
club, scheduled for O'Clock tomor-
row night On this account to get
eVeryonc'e opinion on the matter it
les important that the attendance be
large ana that everybody take part in
the Informal discussion As previously
stated il has been the feeling ~
many club members aud citizens that
some plan De adopted OF putting an
official 20 X" on public soliciting
for various objects. II lg understood.
however. the committee has not dis
covered q practical plan and the mat
ter Viii need further threshing out.
The New Mexico Fair.
Another Important matter which is
20 he freely discussed is that OF the
annual fair, q subject in which every
citizen Us interested and which is es-
peeiallY important az this time.
There Viii be no set speeches. but Il
Is desired that everyone be present
ana talk.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST

Giof,sta peer. vor.r reiish its oIaa,
as Won sin from the ytasa Phone ~
nnd rs.
rms - me time FOR. Christmas sit-
Mfs. mary NAsh ia visiting her
deuSnttr Mrf. w. ilunsaker, here
Born. 10 Alr ana Mrs j. w Guhort
November 10. 1910. "a eirl 8a3 Sonth
Fourth street
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

William B Williams, Iadlan agent
AZ Iaguna, arrived here last evening
on sad errand. He is accompanying
the remains Of his little son. William
y Williams, back Go the old home at
Rome. N. ". for burial. The boy,
VINO wGa only fourteen years Of age.
passed away Saturday night at Lat
guna. He was exceptionally bright
and attractive and the bereayed par
ents ere almost heart-broken.
The many friends in this city of J.
7 Carman, the night clerk at the Al
varado for some time past, viii re-
greet to learn that Mr. Cnrman leaves
tonight for Dallas. Texas to reside.
lie viii be- succeeded ny c. h. Schu-
mann. formerly Of Trinidad
The Woman's club annual toa and
sale VIII be held Tuesday afternoon
and evening OF this week and not
Wednesday as erroneously announced.
MISC Caorpo A. Zirhut and daugh-
ter Helen left last night for Jerome
Afl1a 10 lDlu Mr. IirhuG t
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

4 boy applying for a position was
asked by the man IF ! hire YOU.
will you be honest? The Doye am
swered ealmls win be honest, sir
whether YOU hire me or not That's
the real asparagus; amt it? l guess
people arc beginning 10 open their
eyes TO the fact that all things are
not what they seem. They are learn
ing to call things by their real names.
They are> penetrating the sham and
doing a lot Of thinking. The people
know. they are coming to understand
that the only real distinction in So
eiety or business is a distinction be-
tween the honest and the dishonest
You and l know that this wild hunt
for dollars is not all there is in the
game of life. You and l know VIC
are the people. You may say. "That
is true, but what has il to do with
the clothing business2" We want you
e know that what we sav is true.
and what we sell is honest Then
what we sell win DO YOU good, and
what others sell is more likely TO be
honest say sou want . buy neW
suit College Suits arc setting ripe
now. There's q lot Of honest college
cut clpthinE hut some Of il has mis-
=
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
GOLDEN RULE STORE
TO BE CLOSED ALL
DAY THANKSGIVING

Starting this morning the Golden
Rule Dry Goods Company viii open
their doors on new week Of un-
usual bargain selling in all depart
ments of the big store. The past
week has been the equal Of any Of the
big business weeks of past sales This
is saying Q great deal considering the
big stores history in bargain offer
ing events.
The price reductions cover the
renge of seasonable goods for men,
women and children, with an extra
special attraction for Wednesday,
when 500 pairs of first quality wom-
ems kid gloves worth $3.50 a pair,
viii be sold ut rs cents The store
win be closed all day Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
SCHOOL OFFERING
FOR CHARITY ON
TUESDAY
Annual Thanksgiving Offering
for Work of Non Sectadan
Benevolent Society to be Re-
ceived This Week,

Tho regular bubble school offering
for charity. 10 be dispensed through
tho medium of the -Sectarian
Benevolent society. is announced for
tomorrow morning by the ladies OF
the society. and the attention of pupils
and teachers is called To the fact 1t
hng been the custom for years for the
school pupils 10 bring everything they
pair OF shoes, 90 school Thanksgiviue
week for the poor OF the city Ii has
proved "a splendid plan and IL Is hoped
the returns this year viii show the
re0l Thanksgiving spirit.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
Rolh Speedy and Erfcc,rrc.

This indicates the action OF Foley
kidney Pills as s. Parsons. Battle
Creek. Mich, illustrates ~ have been
afflicted with a severe case Of kid
ney and bladder trouble for which i
found no relief untl ] used Foley Kid
ney Pills. These cured me entirely Of
all my ailments I was troubled With
backaches ana severe shooting pains
with annoying urinary Irregularities
The steady use Of Foley Kidney Pills
rid me entirely Of All my former
troubles. They have my highest rec
Gmmendation" j. H. ORielIy Go.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

the Elks theatcr in December. Miss
Blanche Walsh. in the leading role
the woman upon whom the husband
has bestowed the affections which the
wife has lost--has part which
taxes her emotional and dramtic pow
ers to the utmost, but which she has
been interpreting this season with all
the art that brought her the fame she
now enjoys The play is the work Of
Frederic Arnold Kummer, and in
calling II n masterpiece OF its kind,
critics for once agreed. The cast Is
a small one carefully selected. and
the audience has the somewhat novel
enjoyment of seeing the players on
the stage for loRg periods at a time
Capacity houses have marked the
performances elsewhere since the
1ncning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
SPECIALSALE0F
THANKSGIVING
SILvERWARE

For four days beginning with Satur
day, November 10, we shall MAKE
special low prices ON all our Sterling
silver ana silver Plated Ware We
have such a variety Of these that We
can quote prices on only a few
Everything in silver win go, including
Carving Sets. caaoroles, caators. Chat
ing Dishes, Coffee Percolators Tea
Sets etc. You won't have an oppor-
tunlty TO buy as choaply for a long
time TO come Rogers ls47 Quadrupie
Plate Knives ana Forks at $500 al
iozen; our own stamped Cguaranteed)
Knives ana Forks, sa.25 dozen;
Forbes Triple Plated Knives and
forks at $3.50 a dozen; Tea spoons
fable spoons, etc. at equally low
rices. Hawkes. and Libby Cut Glass
big discount during this sale,
a.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
BOOK 5
Over 1000 Copies Most Popular New
Fiction at soc.
A bazaar for readers.

/ A bazaar for readers
We are safe in saying that never
before has any book store in New
Mexico placed on sale such a stocl
or so excellent an assortment Of books
Here are some of the titles picked
|at random: The Celebrity Ncdra.
The Gentleman from Indiana, The Vir-
ginian, The Leopard's Spots. The Trait
or, To Have and TO Hold The Climax,
The Crossing, The Lure Of the Mask,
The Web of the Golden Spider. Law
ender and Old Lace The Beloved Vag-
abond, The Weavers, The seats Of the
Mighty, Jane Gable, The Brass Bowl,
New Chronicles of Rebecca, ST Elmo.
Hearts and Masks-well we Just can't
afford 70 list them all. but you send
for lists or come IN ana look ,hom
over~-600 titles, price soc
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
30G w. Central Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21
For Sale

three room house and lot 5Ox149,
for $500, if bought quickly, See j. NJ.
sollie, at lis West Gold avenue
Phone No. 422.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

WANTED, 600 people to attend
the THANKSGIVING tea at the Wom-
ans club, November %. Afternoon
and evening.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

DON'T buy stale and inferior drugs
ana then blame your doctor. our
stock IS always fresh and pure. Our
prescription department always in
charge Of two expert registered phar-
macists. Telephone or mail orders
carefully and promptly filled j. H.
O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

u you need ~ carpenter, teIeph0n,
Aesseiden; phone S71.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

Flaming Cafe-ReguIar dinner
from 1916 to Ills, 25 cents. Short
orders and lunch served from am.
10 a. m. Also furnished rooms
3fl South First street.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

Ia tho ovcnt thar You should not
receive your morning pancr. tele-
phone the POaTAL TELEGRAPH
Co, HiVlHg your nAmo aud address
ana the paper VIII be delivered by
Special Messenger The tslophona 10
No &c.
H5.e0-- REV ARD--sg.0 90
The HbupH reward VIII bs paiA
fuf the arrest md conviction Of AnB
one caught stealing ceplbs - tho
Morning journal from the aaor,
ways of subscribers
JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

Everything 1T Il cat price at Doidc.
alo South Second street. for the next
tWolye DAYS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-21

~ South Second Street
il9 w Gold Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
LAWN TENNIS.


Pen and Pls~iser Defeat Garanar and
TSaehard &C DuRweeaie Csuntry CluS.
The arst outdoor lawn tennis Of the
season was seen yesterday on the courts
Of the Dunwoodie Country Club. near
Yonksrs- Two spectral matrhes-Ons In
singles and other ID doubles played
In the doubles Carl X. Gardner. who will
represent the Dunwoodis club this year,
and Oustavs y Tourhard Of tho Bedford
Park Tennis Club. tho indoor champion.
met Theodore X Pell Of the New York
Lawn Iennis Club and Edwin P FIscher
pected that Gardner and Touchard would
nth easily. especially a. Poll has suysred
from rhsumatlsm lately Chiefly through
tho aggressive work Of FISCHER, he and Psll
earned tho victory by . sets TO I. Gardner
ami PED played IN tho singles, but after
one Get. which Gardner won, Peil was forced
70 rotire. The SUNNI airy;
Meas DOubaes. Special MAaeh-TheodoEs n
PelL New Nora Lawn rennta Club. and HdWtn p
Fisher. Vest sAde renuis Club, defeated Carl "
Gardner. DunWoodis coUnaEy club, and CustsVe
'. rOa~hArd. bedford PAFk TennAs Club. Is. q a
"a "a
Mea's Nngle.-caFi r. Gardner Duswoodie
cOuntTv Club. defeated TAsosors r. Peh. New
York Lawn Tennis Club. "a WfthdTnwD-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CORNELL'S ALUMNT FIELD.
Less space for tine varsity sports. nut
More for Play Purposes.

TrHAcA, April - The plans 81 the COM
n,ittee in charge OF the new Cornell Alumni
Field are thar the varsity portion Of the new
grounds will he at the extreme east end
and will not occupy nearly a. large a space
a. Vas at first contemplated. The varsity
neld will not contain more than ffteen ~ the
ffty- nine acres. All the rest Of tho grounds
will he given over to play ground extensions
as they are needed
The COMMITTEES will cut down the sire NJ
the varsity field because not moro than
fifteen acres will 30 needed for some time.
because extensions may he made easily
in the future from the Fairgrounds. and
lastly. because the equipment fund 81 tioa. %
On 10 barely large enough to equip the
srn AlleT fisld.
Football practbcs will he held up there
newt fall Conditions are better than AZ
Perry Field. The men will be able TO work
half an hour longer on account OF better
light and another half hour Will he
saved because the grounds are - much
nearer the class rooms than the Percy
There have been no changes in the varsity
crew recently. Courtney ~ we'll satisfied
with the say the men are rowing nov. since
f ~. csd IN tRsn
the freshman stroke of two years ago. who
paced the first boat at the outset 81 the year
The varsity sre~ averages more than us
The second com bination Il rowing about
tho same as last week. Win ~ OnnOr and
Stmson In the places NJ Nakeley and
Ferguson. One change. ho~eysr. has been
made nscessary IN the freshman eight.
where Gage has been forced 70 give up
rowing on account % 'llness, 2. Lum
q promisln ,arsrnan. has the place In
the FIRST four the boating II. smith. how
Backus. ?: Lanerty. = and Crawford. strok-.
Cornell viii not enter q Grew In the Am@ri-
can Henley The Librarians all content
themselves sith the Harvard race and the
junior race with Pennsyiv ania 10 bs held on
Memorial Day. An intercollSge regatta
Il also scheduled for that day. 10 an
John Hoyls's new shell for the varsity
will not be 1ssd probably until the crew goes
tn oouRhkeepsis. although there has been
some talk Of using n IN tina Harvard race
The Cornell four mix relay team will no
chosen from Taylor. BevnA. Young. Jones.
DE Solyer and Bean Taylor " the best IN an
IN the long diseancs runs IN the mile relay
racs Moakley will enter ElsrnblAat, smith
and probably NIXON and Haselton- Putnam
vii head :he half milPrs in the two mile
relay race. with Eberaols. Brown, fslnroth
HuTlbuTt and . fsS other fairly good men
20 choose from. Cornell Will also enter 4
fs. men In the Geld sy~nts. ineIUdinS Nixon
and Ford In tho broad jump; Gouinlork and
F1sck IN the high jump and pole vault and
possibly StalfOrth and AcKTeil IN The
hurdtaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

No. Me-: s:.& IL A. 4 a : en-. = - ~
SSFaiy asT isss alsi I wi ave pissis d
yaesllAx Ios a. a7aasa5s u .Ppcsr. tAe'
uNnted 70 dsal wah the memteFs u the
ashAsttc ciubs directly and not through ths
association Thls the A. A. A. would noa
own wing n future. This poitry waa
Adopted AZ the annual RsnsTal meeting 81
the A. A.. A. recenaly. The financial report
ieoo and there h o balance q ao.a1T to the
credit % the association.
The Dominican Lyceam has secured the
Seventh Regimept AFmOrD for q SGT q
gamse On Monday evening. May -.
liat of twelve events constitutes the pro-
NJ IN TSs a oas mia h,<E .ehool T~Ia Va Sas
Attracted some Of the best tenma already.
All the local cracks have promised TO appear
In the opsn Syenea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CRTCkET.
New Jrrsey state League Essues sshsduIs
Ter season.

Another list Of championship matehss
has Just hem issued. that OF the New jersey
State Cricket League. Six teams Hrs
entered In the competition and all mat'hes
vii be played on tina ground Of tho "iub
GFst mentiOaed. the Jersey City A. e. HAVING
their ground at Jersey Chy. Patterson 1iA
have tes crease at West Side Park. Patterson,
and Bound Brook viii play az Bound Rro"s'
while the Enaex County, %. n. 7. and NeFarS
clubs will play their 1t home game krtnra
Brook Park. Newark. The schedu." Io''
lows
May a. New Jersey va Patterson. - f~h
C0un Is Va Newark, q. y. r. W. Paterson.
June 4 Newark vs. PAtrrsoa. New Jer.'v :,
Bound BROOK: q y r. ". EsseK Court "
sey: 81 Essen County Va. New lersry NeS''
W. q. y. 7. =. Es.sI County Va Bolnd 800 "a
Juiy. 4 Essex ccanty " NsSark; Paier.G q
Pr0speet Park: o Roaad Brook " - .s %
Nsw Jersey Va. q. y. u. Round hr"'A Nss
Newark: Paterson ". KsseH County ~ u,.sI.
Jersey W. Newark: q. y. T. W. Boun4 w.
~. EsseN County w. PAterson. -.u-
August a Round Brunk Va. kssfH 'oS"v
n. Newark W. Round BrOok; Paterson ~ -
T.: N. Nsu York w. New jersey a. -
~. Bound Brook ~. New Jersey o " D.
Newark. -.
septemh~r =. n n T. w New Jersey rssrrssa,.
~. Mound Rrooh 5. Nrw Jersey Va. Essst s-...-E
10 EsscA County ". o MT .PatersonNs w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

There 10 more motor boat enthusiasm this
season than In past year,. AccOrTiina 90 Tho
indications &c the West side Young Mems
Chr4stian Association. SIS West Ftfty-
seventh street. Shere Il has been found
necessary 20 start another class In the
motor boat school. One group % men has
Just nniahed lie studies of the marine Ras
engine. tWO classsa are about half through
and q new slaas commences thie week
The OpeninG Of Q new claaa a. largo 90 the
present one thla late In the season 10 un-
ustal and shows very clearly hat tho num-
Der Of men taking up motor boating 10 con-
unualiy Increasing.
when tho motor bOat achOol Was In
auguFaesd four years AGO there Wa never
more than ono class an session AZ q time
This peaaQn there are shree. two evening
and ono afternoon, glasses under way AL
most four hundred men have taken this
course siace the beginning Of tho school
The present. courses are q study of the
marine gaa engine. and later on q rlase IN
practical boat handling viii be added ~
which n twenty foot motor boat made 10y
students Of last year - u be used
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
NEW COUNTRY CLUE.
Kxcsussye OvgaalzAtasn Dcveeea 90 spsrts
&C WOonmera.

W0B8aASt8s
A country club that promises 60 bs one
Of tha most influential and attractive on
Long Island has juse been organized a.
WooAussra. The clubhouse and grounds
arc located within easy sccess % the rail-
road seation. 10 h very spactous. being
Of ths Colonial bungalow typs. such -
han made WOOdmers popular.
Among ~ features are bowling alleys.
dancing room. assembly chamber and .
number Of smaller saFd rooms. On the
grounds are slx Sennis sourts. With room
for three morn. The purpose u HE club
h sOa limited 10 sporas. bua y b expected
thaG the club vii be ased a. Q gsnsral meet
Ina Dlacs IhrOughOue tho year IN which
nasunbars may give sntaFtAinments The
cOuTta wm econ Be IN play and the club
msSe 10 ths National Tennis Association
and an pGOrt made 20 secure . date for .
champl0nship tournaDept.
ON Shs compilation Of the dFedRtna o.
WoodmsTs Bay bhs club VII acquire . look.
md thus have yaohtlng facilities. Bestdes
this the club viii sndeavOr TO secure golf
TSs club O. the outsTowth o. the plano
of Robert L. B1r.onI the former owner II
burton. has presented % the clnb . very
kandsoms collection Of rare English sport
ktiliSsa n. Bryant. John Howss Burton.
George Delacy. James Prank, Clarence
9; 0als.on Frsd'Ssc , ouIIssy. p, wI MaS,
VredenhuFRh we're elected q board 81 gov
eYnOrs and authOrised to nls q certificate
" The Membership will BE- limited 20 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
Navy Does Wen a, lacrosse.

ANNAPOLIS. April ~ Tho Naval Acad-
envy Won from IsshiGh this afternoon &C
lacrosse by . goals 60 The midahipusn
weTs faster and covered their opponents
we'll The best plays Of the game we're
those whlch resulted in l.ehiKh's nrSe goal
and the Nays second. Wtlliama, LshtGh
shot his goal after carrying the ball from
behind tho poles and slammina 70 In dag
onally hamilton and Ford brought about
ths Navya second score. the former run
nlng the bail down u Geld and making a
nne uass to Ford
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

At Marqvetss Oval IN Brooklyn yespsr-
day afternoon the eleven Of tho Brooklyn
Football Club defeated tho Arcadia Thisttes
~ aocosT. 2 goals To I. The game vas Tor
the benefit Of Drinnsn Of tho ThistIea, Who
wa injured IN . Kame With the BFooklyns
early In the season. A. BuYnHid@ right
back for tho Brooklyns. put the ball Oh rough
Thlstles. liouHh. inside right. equAiiKed
before half time. After the TeetaFt Burn
side changed IN the fOTN ard line and shot
tho winning goal Tor the BrOoklyns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Jim Crowley and T. JohAnaon viii engage
In professional MArAthon ae Csltts Park
to-day. and Il n announced that they viii
cover the full elaasio journey Of - miIaa
ses yards. Both have had l0nm spslls 81
Marathon Darby az the POLO drounds IN
the early part o. tho month and Crowley
beat yOhanson about q minute. Up IN The
hf0nn on FRIDAY Crowley took hts ma
spin % twenty miles and Johanson did
fifteen miles In Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Pair start: won easily Pluvious, Gu.
trained by A. q. Dlakeiy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

son OF BLUES BEATS PRIME
AHMED IN STAkE FESTI RE.

caFhaReer and PlmNlasN Tnkr the nah,
RaesM nlAlas SarSt bS a Noe VIA,
nASb Beats TraPee nerkr'r, I.ar.
tors Isefose ia laAil at Auur,in,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Good start: won easily Berkeley. %. 2 a y
Dleudonne -CArness: owned by the Bc'rFHytA
Stable: trained BY D. WocdfOrd-
AINfm MACR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
CURRENT SPORfING GOSSIP
kETCREL AND LANGFORD D0TM
PREDICT A kNOCk0UF.

na,aa ssAAalsWeasna saugsesS sag They
Wui NH % Up N Phsana&lphlA
ThElP FlF~a Nicotine and ths Faas Are
Aw~w-JcMrses q 10 60 o FASeFtae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

hood start: Non driving; AEasee. h. =, $, -
les-BuRch: owned by c. J. Quinn. trained -