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The Washington times., 1910-10-28
President
And Mrs. Taft Hosts.

am MS a at AA0oNDa
The President and Mrs. Taft had as
their guests In the Presidential box
at the New National Theater last even
ing Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton, Miss
Heron. Miss Helen Taft. who returned
20 the White House yesterday after
noon from a visit to relatives IN New
York, and Capt. Archibald ". Butt,
L. s. \.
The charge d'afaires Of Argentine
and Nine. ViHegas were dinner hosts
last evening az their residence on Con-
necticut avenue in honor OF the com
mander and officers Of the Argentine
ship, Presidente SarmientO. now AT the
Washington navy yard. Invited 20 meet
Commander Fleiss and his stan were
the Mexican ambassador, Senior de la
Barra, who is giving a dinner in their
honor tonight. Perciyal Dodge, cnleI OF
the Bureau Of Latiu-American Analrs
at the State Department, ana MIS-:
Dodge: the Misses Carlo, daughters OF
the former minister from Ecuador >
Miss Marie Vnliegas. and Mr.. Gibson.
Of the Department OF State The table
was effectively adorned with center
piece OF orchids and faTleyneSe ferns.
=
Mrs. D. ]. Gatewood and the Misses
GutewOOd, wife and daughters OF
MEDICAL Director GatewOOl, L. 5. n.
who have been abroad for the last
wear. have returned TO Washington.
=
John Barrett, Director Of tie Inter
national Bureau OF American Republics,
will 20 10 New York Saturday 70 attend
/ the acknowledgements football game
=
Mrs. F. II. @. Slater win come Il
[ Washington about the middle OF NO
! YER. per from her summer home, Hope
| dele, Newport
| Ms. William +. Draper and Miss
/ argaret Draper, who are TO spend the
/ winter abroad. are now IN New York
/ having come down from their summer
home at Hopedale, Mass.
! The Minister Of the Netherlands and
! Mime. Loudon win return 10 Washing
ton November !, from Mexico, gyhert
thew attended the centenary celebra'
] ton Mr. de Beaufort, OF the legation
! STAFF, who accompanied them viii return
! with then.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
Country Club
To Give Halloween Dance.

The Washington Country Club will
have an Informal dance at its club
house in Virginia on Halloween night,
Monday, October 81
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
Mrs. r. c. Bulmer
To Leave Washington.

Mrs. r L. Bulmer, wife Of Lieutenant
Bulmer, L. s. N, who is now with her
mother, Mrs. Charles II. Poor, at her
home in Twenty-frst street, viii leave
Washington in about a week for New
York and Boston, where she will join
Lieutenant BulmeT. who is now sta
toned at the Boston navy yard. They
Will return 10 Washington TO spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Poor
Mrs. Churchill Candee will go over to
New York Monday, where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Sanford BisseH for
the month of November and will at
tend the aviation meet, the horse show
and opera.
Miss Mabel BOardman. who has been
the guest Of Senator and Mrs. Crane,
at their summer home at Dalton, Mass,
has gone TO Boston for a few days
before returning TO washington next
week for the winter.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28

Your Carpets Will Be Returned
10 you in perfect condition if cleaned al
CONGER'S, 23d & NY. av. Their repdta-
ton is a guarantee Of satisfaction and fair
charges. MothprOofng process. Tel. W. 427
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Repairs All Kinds. c. D. Collins, Carpen-
ter, 719 18th NV. Phone Main 1543.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28

Royal Hungarian Orchestra of Newport
and New York at Endres' Winter Gar
den, 18th St. and y. Y. Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28
Justice Hughes
And Mrs. Hughes to Be Guests.

The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
ersham will entertain at dinner tonight
IN honor Of Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Hughes. This is the usual courtesy ex-
tended by the Attorney General 10 q
new member OF the Supreme Bench
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page
have returned 70 Washington, and are
at their r street residence for the win
ter.
=
Count Ehrensvard, recently appointed
minister from Sweden. will nor arrive
IN Washington until December T. He
viii make his first appeal rance at the
Presidents New Year reception.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28

ms. William F. Draper and Miss
--argaret Draper, who are TO spend the
winter abroad. are now IN New York
having come down from their summer
home at Hopedale, Mass.
The Washington times., 1910-10-28

Mrs. F. II. q. Slater will come L
washington about the middle OF No
ven from her summer home, Hope
delie, Newport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
STICKS CLASH AT LACROSSE.
New Ysrk CIub Beats Columb1a IN . Past
Game.

CoIunnbia's lacrosse team vas defeated
by the New York Lacrosse Club at Van
COrtlAndt Park Yesterday afternoon IN .
fast and rough game the final score stand
inR to D Both teams know how 70 uss
their sticks ON their OppOnsntr' bodies. the
New York twelve. however. being the chief
onensA~ra. hOOs Of Columbia and foran
Of the New OFk team had q mixuD IN the
centre Of the field and engaged IN a slashlng
duel AZ short range. before either could do
the other much damage other mem beTn
Of tho teams rushed In and separated the
pair. They kept their distance after that
although both the Colum btans and the New
York men continued their rough play.
The game Itself was fast. the New York
eTs fOgcing the lssue and keeping Columbia
on the defensive practically thrOuRhout the
contest, HickOk played q wonderful game
for the New York I.acrO~.e Club and scored
both Of his teams goals IN the first half
lie got the nrst goal on q spectacular dash
down tho neld through the Columbia de-
fence. shortly before tho end % the half
be- scored again this tirne by pretty team
work. Moran. tho Old Cornell Dlayers got
the hall IN the sesond half On paas from
behind the goal posts and smashed u into
the net for the last tally Of the game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
GARRETT WINS HUNTERS RACE.
Mr. Carney the Successful S;eniiema1
Rider 81 Jamestown

NoryoLE. Va. April p-Th~ hunters
race With Rentismen riders. 40 sta iur-
loas- VAS the feature a. jamestown this
Afternoon and WR- won easily ny bArWU'
ridden by Mr. Carney III" tav"rite, queen
Me- a no v a. second. vas poorly handled
mi. race Was the means ~ attracting III"
lar Essi crowd ~ the meeting 70 we IIHN
IA al and Dr Pillow we're the only winning
pstriot. the hor-s that caused all tn"
,,c,,hIe for Mrs fillmore a. Jackson vile.
,,on ,he ouentnR event y 7 Miller. owner
~ Fond Heart. bid Patriot up to u go and
.erured him Jockey Burton. Who had me
mount on Abe AiisI N ne iGur'n t., .rT ~
start and had his ankle broken w" hnh
70 he taken to onr Of the local hospitals
Tho summaries
I1r~, lAre rive and = hAn iuriongs Patriot.
a 10 .rropd Grenade 100 burton. u "a J..
ihird Tine iO7 RAring BeIle and AerrS
ssrona Rs~s On. milo and a sixteenth ouIo.
ins INus1rNvrt " :. won. Pms and Needles,
iO4 Lang. 10 l. s~cond hasnan. a, W. nt, w .
s,,d EA &c, h a. tIs.H ~ ,i'ysu to 5
Son: Dr. Heard I'D ~ H.iderl. % J. sscons
IacilIe iss r.i.srs"n y e "a Isrn "0a
R. sSsr rs s siTs sl 10 ssn !.:I oven
100 I'eidi 70 l. sscond iS"r,, "A T,ss. M,
1,,ss. Co,I NsIs ana a. J. shannon also ran
Ab~ 1tteIl va pulled ~ and did not nnlsh -
iItS Re- 500 s ,S gSs1 .. Mec.s. SSH ~
.scond: Neber 80 ytsidl, 20 !; third I1mf
iIIas Katherine Van. Lurid. Complete Emi
sim Rase Hunters gentlemen RIDER: siH
G,If Longs-- Garrett ~ lMI Carney. 70 5. Won
Queen MARY IN DMr. wiicoA. ~ second.
% RS.,.r Bro~a. Bs,c6eideI. sSScoI boz
and Chayou Alto ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
BAD STARTS AT JACKSONVILLE.
HoGmAa NE ats the Gate Twenty Lengths
IN the Fourth Race.

JAcHso~vtLLE April p-Ths last stake
Of the present meeting Was run to-day and
was won 10y r. u. Williams ally Darling.
by Mart mot Hester ". Sir kearney SAs
Isft ~ anding.
II va. one Of tho most unsatisfAc tory
days racing here In the fourth race
hoffman the winner. Was away running
by twenty lengths. and tho other starters
were z~nt away In files Hoffman " On by =
sixteenth 81 a mile. with Rio Srande. one
Of the outsiders 500 ond. and Htll TOP third
ParkNieW was another winner that heat
the gate and I. knern"r took most NJ the
advantage and Opened AZ big gap ON his
nrld
The Southern Jockey club held meet
ing this morning and ruled q '. barnes
and the horse Barn-dEl~ N the turf The
case Of 4 Jcag~r VI A. held over ". Nanry
Was restored 90 good Il anding on %" re- ON
sn.a'i $40" and 80, do9n for the rest 81 the
meeting for beating the barrier In the fourth
race The results
First Ra~e seven iurlongs, four year ODDS
and up. selling TOserrian. i,i TroAler,. - ~ 10.
Won: " Whsisn. lsi . Wilson, ioto !: second:
SIS tssso~ary. Warden Sir walter Rollins,
IistA M.Hln,yHn and Sslpp as. .,s, ran an, ala,
snd 10. seiins ksnmarr Queen. ~ ,Mos'!.
70 S ton r Lass MshI ,. iS CTfGs's e. ,s,y,
Tine. $3.50 Light knight. bannock bob.
Pedigree. Ned "arInArk and Warner GrisWeil Also
Itirt R.cs. sewn iIriong..s tour Jar S.S'
to 5. won camel. ili lHannanI. 20 I. second.
pinte. iiA iBrAnnoni, % :. third Tine. y IS
Bshhie RArd. rOison d'or. CruC and cAstle~ood
aiso
Fourth -Five furiongs. swo. year Odds
Daring. IeD TTuvlefI = ~ S. won: CLAY. lia
tSicon 10 tn :. serond. Louis des CoGn@ts. i0A
,Brsnnoni, % :. third lime. lOi y James
Fifth Itsce one mile snd a dHteenth, ,hrre
year olds and Honman, os u. Nilsonl.
: Ia 10. Won. Rio Grande. 10 tGianT tOO 70 l.
se-und Hiii Top. 100 lfannani. On !. mini.
T,n.S. itss 5. SpelIbouhd. Hoorsy and Temptsr
also
Sisth Rare-One mile and . slAteenth, four
year ODDS and up selling -tiolrouda. i05 Cam.
. % s. Won Aole~ey. 20 Adams, IN >. Second:
Utah. 100 ". Wilson,. 5 IN L. third. Time. -.
ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
GIANTS fRAMPLE ON Ellis
~ 10 orr LOT az BAD BASEBALL
~ . OF THEIR SYSTEMS.

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" :. ,,,.-.--.' - - -
""'N w ~ U". Ds
i"agn"TN peN"re A"'' Des'e n~h
uANr Yield DaD WIN the NutoW-
-. - - ,,.-.- L.
no 'II"-s 49,, IAN loa ~" 80 1917 sa''.,S
~. ,',.i,,' - -. $50.
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ID - 49,, -, -. -, -
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wv .. III :. 80, -. -. -,
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80 - a.. ,,,-.,.
49,. ',,',,'I- 80 .on,.,,n,.. IT,,
,G,tr .,rnnger oDDon.nt. s,ep lively
' ~ =, -. -
IN yesterday was one ~ their o@o
They got a great deal of very poor
hail ont Of their sys,sms and were
, ,, 3D.. - VnrL. h,, /. .Tor. ~ a.
'' ~ WV
,nou, -"no persons were thero for the
o.. hom~ game Il the -easOn. aud there
." n"'" '-'h NOV /" Wv ia "o' nam
BIN 'hf"Aienlhg inc game WAS reai
p,.'" Tor no innings. hut from that on the
q, ,u's had q monopoly Of the fun. They
XIX. .,,,, ,,,h 4. yr,,.,ny hi,,tn. .,r..E a.
-. - 49,. - 49, -
OBJ. 1nd INNING. ana the New Haven ans
o., errors The eight hits made ny the
-. IN III. ,h,rJ -. .,,,,l.vo.v,,.d h,,
t." NAl~ neiuing errors ana nattcry error
TFs "a hole Melted nine runs.
apt Philbrn Was missed behind the bat
. a. %. 80. ,.r,.. =, to-, "a a.. MR..
az 30 - = -, -. ~ 49,
".- N"aa mere ~ VOL as Various otner
s~s Besides nelding raggedly the New
Maven folks halted feetly LOGAN McIn-
=. ,,J Nurnh,, al. VA ali TO- V.l. h,,,
~ as. 80. - 800 = - -
'''. 'odluh oH~et Hhe msoerus OF SIX
.ruers Vale. however. was face 20 face
..,. mighty difNcult pitching pFopoattlon
= -. H., -r.,.r .ho..a ..,,,,., ,,,,rI
.' =" -" IS i0NaH' .O'.s s -
M 90 INC hlshest ciae-. we - nhger IN
'.s 1oN IN actions for Waiter Manning %
o.. , UJghIandsru After he NaFrned ,,v, and
- - -, ~. i -, ~
'- "u'"' '~no ~ "'i". "e t""cu u" S"'s,~
""dingiN effective and attractive goods
q h" way ~ speed and puzziers
he Giants ran ha-e- with much zsat and
Irn0t. but that Was due largely 20 the loose
throw ins ami SLOW handling % the hall by
',s In hitting the GIANTS show cd q great
zeal II actual merit OF their own creating.
banging he ball -sNaEely and opportuneiy
"Nor- ana boy u made four hits apiece.
e. = a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
mo HLANDERS no WELL.
show Their FrIessIs smart Baseball AMI
Down Jersey city.

Tho HiRhlAnder- got in from the South
'os'srday morning and In the afternoon
rws ~ their friends smart baseball in
ICY Iuy They won comfortably from
.t- Eastern Isaguers to Wers the
-sirc- AMI outplayed them from the
30 The general opinion after the game
. 81 fhaf The Hilliopper- are a better rounded
... -r han last year and that they are better
.. uSd for the American League tussle
90 at year In fact their play ing against
he Mosquito boys was impressive The
.i'fald looks 20 10 one Of the bes, in the
ness and at least three positions ~ the
...I are equipped with the quality needed
Pm. 'asAIondble company.
Eu-,elI Ford pitched we'll against The
r..-sy men. and Jack WArhop pitched
80 better The team played a. II -urer
.. '-alf With Chase hack In the lineup.
ami ,ap'n Hal had lost none II his pepper
-. II lAypn and ht- access to paternity
..Irauar and Foster. both eI-yerreymen,
... .Afed the engagement with several
b. o.. I4ays. Gardner'- being a leap for a
.l.r.ed liner and the thTottling Of the same
ha-sr1inn,ng the HighIandsrs were
.sr a"'iv" They seized half dozen
... -Hs'.wsv Team work in baSerunnInR
loo % evidence m tho first inning The
srf run nirthod Il acknowledgements was
Hved fWa"e Va that round. HAnnifan
--'.f 0unesfioY- With HemphiiIs spin
u-g.,-1 - Hsmphill went down. Hemp
.'s'ri 90 fhird 'Tes planted a single Va
s'' Ehiie Cha-. NA- ia motion. hemphtll
-.'r ~ on 'b~ hit Chase and Cree both
... o. Wien Gardner doubled
~ Cre~ ana Poster and an out sup
-.t. The Nighlanders With q count In tho
'.r' Foster put another mt to his credit
Do .. ..'-h'h ~ was -ahrihced TO second
Do, lin and e~coTted TO ne pan ny War
t... In- Dagger The only Jersey journey
. uisis a. achieved in the fourth,
ord made ah inn~ld single asld Noel
spu hin on =eCond. Wa@E S-Sefs=T
r'p % first 20 nip Moeller HAnioTd tei2ted
.f.rI. aud Papa Hal sped an erTtn9
H'To-s he plaza ON which Hanford
- fsd 20 the full hts WanderiuSt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
Johassn.s Hi,tlng q Feature.

RICHMOND. April sotis johnson rave
another exhibition with his big oregon bat
IN the New lOrk Americana game here
o-dsy against the Richmond club oG the
Virginia League. Ne cleaned NJ In the
npeui NJ inning by smaHhing the ball on
top II q house N left centre scoring .
runner ahead 0f NJ NJ. and IN the ninth in
nina he put out a 81 gle scoring the winning
run after the loral sluh had tied the score
IA tho eighth inning The scOre:
Ss~ York ala Is /: (:
Ri~hmoud . % (.
RatieTis>-U pham and Mitchell. verbOut and
Irvine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
MrIn,Ire Gsscs 10 chicago.

The BROOKLYN Baseball Club made hne
deal yesterday --fOT tho Cubs. Harry McIn-
tire. the pitcher, was traded 10 the chicago
club for two smiths and One Davidson.
The two smiths are Happy and Tony.
Davldaon W an Outhelder While these
famous and valuable players are ctnchinE
the remnant for the superbaa. she Cubs.
reinforced by Mclntire. VII he trying
desperately 20 keep Out 81 the National
League sub-bassment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
FEATHER ~ STEVENSS car.
CoupeSinms Defeat the Champion Cres-
cents ai lacrosse.

Lacrosse PLAYERS Of the Crescent Ath-
Ie, " club opened their season yesterday
yrt,h a wan,a agatnat the twelve Of stevens
INSTITUTED VI Technology. The BROOKLYN
elm bmen we're represented by a poor aggre-
nsdy, O'RouTke aud DT Mcintyre % the
regular team,
fhe colleRlanS had no difficulty IN out
lar-lnR the amateur champions and Won
The game by the nnal score Of goais 20
The hFst period ~ play ended 60 IN tavor
Of the stevens team Wall was tns only
veteran that showed any form for the
CFe.renta and Of The new plaveTs Campbell
nd veil Mcdonald did the best work
for the college players.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
Yale Win. Vvom HsVerfora "a Ho~~er.

NEw HAvFN. April s.-In the finaf inter
collegiate home game Of the season Yale
sbin afternoon won she SOCCER game from
HaVeTfOrd ny the scOre Of to ! The
frHt goal Was made for The visitors by Capt
time was called on this half HavegfOrd led
GOaIs by Cav, Jennings and Thompson In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Huns Brooglyn- BuTrh =: DaubeFt. Hummel
:. I.lInley, :. AcMulAn. Miller. 2: Heii. RAlu
,Orr--HGt. clancy. CauE. Two hass hit-be
Thrre basr hits Hunirnei. nel. Wheat. Home
schmidt. ArtiVeen. net. Stolen bAse-
First haAr hAlis-Of Nicke-s. I. OF Rus.ell,
Strurk out ny Beil. a. By Nickers. q By Hussell. =
] 80 on hAs~~- hAlurnore. q bfOoe lyus tlrst
hasr -BAitiInore !: BroOklyu. 4 I'm
plFe- pensmtth Time hour and - MINUTES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

CISCISNATI. April s.-IArTy Mclean. the
Cincinnatt catcher, Vas Ietnstated to-day
by Manager Ggifith with the provision that
he shall not actually reiotn the baseball
cam until april - In Chicago. by. this
arrAnGsnnent Mclean Will forfeit ono weeks
ray. a. the play begin to draw their
salaries on ADrn "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
wmlI.ms meats Amh~r., a. Cne,..

WTLLIANsrowN. Mas. April Sam
herrt lost the annual chess match to
Williams by q acors Of 20 ,. The match
started On Friday and ended to-day FORBES
Of Williams won al three q hie matches
The personnel Of The teams was: WILLIAM
{ ady, ~ Toll. ~ FOYbes, 81 AmherR-
BOyutOn, ~ johnson, 10. and Birdsall 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
BROOKLI-Ns FOUND rHE BALL.
BaltimSres keps n1sy Ser TIVE HO9rs
Chaslng After %.

BALTIMORE. April the new Orioles
were altogether out Of the running With
Brooklyn to-day. who pounded RUB
Wicker. and Lefty Russell and ran them
selves tired Homo runs. three ba-srs.
mixed uD with singles. kept the Orioles
chasinG leather for two houFA. Bell kept
he Orioles hits we'll scattered and despite
a homo run and q double kept M his pits.h-
ing strength TO he end. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
Other Baseball Game- Yesterday.

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Dawson. -
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Lyman add Davenport
AT pHrHLEHEn
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BStSsnss -Dennis and Bowen. wolfram and
King. -
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hats.res. sshai,E ana cos-n. LAmpsIsr.
Setbert Anderson and CAnaghan.
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Battsres-krauss and Thomss. hArVasy and
CnscE. -
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anu ''"' At vn6vIDSScs.
g5na,y IS GSS:SSSs-;:!
Bstterte.-Sayrcs and smith. Warner and smell.
At rHAcA.
Corr.u oiooOooOoooOO
BucEneil Ooo0oo o0o0o 9.l y .
bAtteres- SoouNituc emu Nhh@"S' EIct A"u
O'L~ary.
:::..,,.!.. a. z! ii, e u.
lane and Hsrrisoa
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s ssEsa,s REG ..G.SssiGG . |.
At .ovru vum.O.
'f $;ss;:..si..s.,. and 1.i.y bI7:i I'D
ar ETScHsURo.
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80 ar IxzIEoToS.
s s;;s::: - go. !.:.;:; i
'seo At LANCASTER.
Er.nsns AM.SSiiSSGi Es;S
pate@r,r.-wAit. Mynn and hartman: KROpf
~ 81 DrsHAS. &C.
North Carolina o o , %
vir~enia o o "a
3s,s~rtss- Hcdgspoth. stewart and Butte: VII
at CINCINNATI
Fs;:.:..;:ss..As.:.L'...!!sSi:.:sf%ii
sn,,s-,-. -wood Han aad CarFtgAn Beebe.
COvaieskie and Roth.
Al Pu~aar-P.@nng Schssi. . Pnly Prep.e.
AZ Nd foVd- Tufts. v. Bosega untverdW, J.
a. LAGrsare- Lawrence ~. z. Leagne,. ?;
Dar,HsSSsa ~ sy,ss@eS, r. O. AnAo~ey.G
Al Tr~osoa -Ls9reacevtiie. y. j.. Is: wander
ING TElssst,,. > Tenn t'n,vsruty q rennea.
-. 40 KentD~hy hrnaary lnsatuR.
AZ Plnunis-buFE- M0uat -. harya. O. CniVsr-
", p P-sai ss ' SEMINARY. u Ger.
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Harvard Az =-:===:== = G.==s Nate.

PRINCETON. April D.-The Harvard gun
team defeated Princeton In an unusually
close match here this afternoon after tho
score mad twice been tied. After the first
shoot, hfty birds TO the man. the score was
ias al and a ShoOtOn of ten extra birds
resulted In anOt her tte. Harvard won
on the second shoOtOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
BETTER THAN CHEAP
NEW AUTOMOBILES
TRfED SLIDITLN sgd CARS
AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES.

cheap new car means cheap workmanship.
With material and nc cost Of labor sdyA nctnE
. really good car cannot be made al low price
Why waste money on a ear witch viii quickly
rack itsetf 10 peres IN q short trrc when Ve Orer
over W used Thoroughly trsiet and IN
perfect condition These can be hat a. the low
prices hard pushed oWners are willing a. accept
o. secuTr quica sale. We viii sell you ~ $40.
9eD $50. Nppl ard no - s. ~. automobiles
witch Niu rive yUu better serNi,c aud rnUrss
"a ttsfar lion than Wtl car, At thrcc lime,
our pnrrs boat 10 deceived ~ TIRE cheap
cry Inc Cn-t ~ material sud labor have gone
up steadily for year. The only way 10 turn
out q rheap ar 4, - suEht the manufacture.
We Oyrupy thc entire lover floor. under ths
Amsterdam Our-A House and Won don have q
climb s4rp> - the many mere. Owners
Of many have within inc past few days cut the
CONSIGNED uTi =, IN halt bargain Oppor-
tunity tor quick buyer
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."' Nurr Her phil Chs.s. cree. =
".'. .r-trr 1~fy~' Ci'y HanfOrd tirst
Z rrr,~s rf'v. F'rst bass On balis-
-r ~Tsrk uut By FORD, :, b.
o.. NlII~.. q ~ Walker. Tvo hase
100 M Austin. sacTtnce
H.ru base tsaIdner. Fo~trr. Wol
80 srhop lt1unie psy Fnrd
''' ..f f. .aas tfi' rs iitheT Hy Waller
iI.fs ~ TOrd. . 10, tour inningN
:, .r.... IN 1874" Iuuings ~ Walter . IN az
@''r H. H.Nsr IN thFrr innings = mptre
70 Z IHn rTur HUd ~ Viuutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

Public school a defeated Public school
4 bV q score Of ~ 90 : In q -emi-n1al game n
the indoor BASEBALL aeriee yesterday a.
Efuyveaant HiEh SchSol,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

TLNns-NFN ' OF TWNUTF- y Toy " ~ WWFT8l.
FerEer (. uridvct ucNun. MeTkle McfsraN
-lcte FIRST bH-r on rrrurs Nalc :. New NOrk.
Trft on bssrs Nals New York 5. First
- on hall. Dn Freeman. l or nruckr !: 90
-sons I: suurk out ~ TOmmers. l. by
',cke, By Pai.ons q Home rgn-Doyle
.'--n oyle Merkle Sacrifice nit Stevens
lvliPke HIthy pit~heT ny Freeman Meyers
.... > an Freeman In three innings OF Tom.
-yrs In 0ve innings on lrucke. In nve innings.
90 Parsons = In fOgr innings. Umpire
] nc hour and ~ min tes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

PACKARD CAPs-We have several PackArd
turing car and the hAndsomest Parksrd liniou
sine In Nre NuFk An cAfra touring BODY goes
With inc latter owners " Inc shove rsrs. leag
fng slf.. asE offer. rhFurr % get fhe best
AT,rri~.u car a. bargain pri~c. dJg $40 West
sSth ~
ALMOST new. $ ryi Ford touring car, N~ry
handsome So. straight line body, iArrps. head
Trht. suresi1nctsr. r.. Machinery. psint and
upholstery snow No sign 81 veal lss,'ect 80
"a West ttth g.
4 TOT WISG CAR Witch T. a reaufy. Gsriori
Z cyl. ~ =. .. uas.eugrf. co'ef-d 'e.s heh
nm miles Hnd tonis ~ 'ust from fartnrNs
rranrtst rrversr- comu~i ne 81 sarTiNec Tor
a. iO Ies, than halt NalUe. IA West tttn u
HAVING ,erur~,i = smart r4Esbouf. ! orer
ny tnns Mhitr steau touring car Tor $50.
nave aiuays driven this az rs ~ hnf TOE me
rhtnery IN .day u - go1u ~. " l"l got w. e"ah
new a 81 aeen IA ~ 80 . On -
Aaryi TORD runahout $40. cry snaprY
car utgh FaGrA rear scat aud TOP. pain ~ . Iice
raTrllne Worth doube What ask. sn Nest
ttth g. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

TOTRtSC CAR Witch 8.
Z cyl. ~ =. y. 7 uasseugrf
on miles and ionL- - n
rnanrtsl rrNerse- cump~i
o. ~. les, than hall value.