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Mildred vi Al. cd, Beverly ana

Adele Clarke, Mildred Beverly and
Fotlers. s 5s
AT the Bijou. n
Checkers tho tale OF love ana
luck. is to be seer, at the Bijou, be-
ginning Easter Monday matinee
There Is need to say but little OF
the story5ot Checkers" fThe tremen.
sdous circulation OF the book since Its
publication twelve years ago seems
reason for the belief that the details
OF the at once charming and thrilling
tale must be known to everylover OF
the odd. old story" whom dressed In
language new, as we'll as to every
lover of tho sport OF kings and the in
tense excitement OF the betting ring.
q The blending OF strong, pure love
of refined girlhood With the rugged,
strenuous activity OF manly young
follower Of tho ponies" Involving the
surrender sof each little to the
other. bit In such manner as to win
the plaudits Of the friends of both, is
regarded as a triumph of literary skill
In book form. while the stage version
may. be said TO be something "sure to
make you sit up and take notice"
The company producing CHECKERS"
this season is a capital one and In
cludes James A. Gleason In tho title
role. Florence Hester in the role OF /
\ Pert. Checkers sweetheartl, Dave
,Brahan. Jr., the son OF the we'll
known composer). as Push Miller"
the race track tout, and Laura Cap
man as Cynthia. The only changes
from the book story as told in the
play are said to be such as the rigid
OF the stage demand, and
these changes have strengthened the
story rather than weakened It. The
lovers OF the book are promised that
they will find It's llfelike Characters
we'll preserved and the ending more
pleasing than in the story.
Easter Week Mt the Lubin.
The Lubin has an attractive array
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PRIZE FIGHTERS' HANDS
ARE CLOSELY EXAMINED
Instances Have Been Known Where Metal Sub
stances Have Been Concealed Under Gloves,
Resulting in Razor-Likes GIFTS

New York. March 2s.-When Jerries and
johnson enter the. ring in Frisco In July
their hands will be cncassd in banduges.
but before the gloves arc drawn on these
knuckle protectors Will doubtless be care..
fully examined. II is habit with practl-
cally.$ all pugilists TO bind the hands in adj
hestve tape or sticking plaster to prevent
broken bones or severe bruises. but 1t SELL
dom OCCURS that fighter allows his OPP
ponent TO pull on the 1nitts before these
bandages have been inspected.
In, a recent fight at Lockport, n. y, II
was said that Hugh McGann. the Smoky.
City, slugger. used aluminium knuckle pads
under the bandages in order to beat his ana
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of vaudeville specialt,es for Easter
week. the various numbers coming
highly endorsed BY theatrical critics
elsewhere.
Funison and sRoeber Will be heard
I in delightful vocal numb ers. Both are
said TO possess remarkably sweet.
well trained voices, and their numbers
are selected with a view TO Offering
something that will appeal to the
more artistic tastes Of vaudeville
lovers.
Charlie Leonard. an eccentric come
dian. whose act is said to be a roar|
from beginning to@end, Will offer some
thing new In a comedy line. Leonard
is original in Iii. work, his comedy be-
ing clean cut and Imaginable and free
from suggestiveness. Gels and Mack
will offer a comedy number that is
said to be different from the usual
run OF such numbers.
The pictures will be appropriate to-
the Easter season and several beau
tiful Easter pictures will be seen.
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tasonist, Nike Donovan, into quick sub
mission.
The discovery OF the metal knuclslcs was
made in the third round after protest by
Donovan to the referee AT the end OF the
round Mccain was made to submit his
gloves for examination. The chief OF police
of Lockport now has the knuckles.
F,air-mlndcd handlers OF pugilists have
declared many times that soft cotton
bandagcs should be tolerated. but that any
barred. Jeffries said some time ago that a
fighter who wore hard bandages ran a
greater chance of breaking his hands than
man who wore no protection at all. After
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[Special8to The! Times Dispatch.1s,ss
lexington Va, N arch3 q st he Nv ash
ington and Lee football scl1e dule for
the 1910 season has been announced
by manager II oberts G. Z Thach. Of Blr-
mingham. 1tSconsists OF eli ht games,
and shows II a light d eparture from
that usually ad O tod by the G. a. "a, a.
Instead Of a5thc annual #5ThanksgiYins
game With George own. Manager
3Thacll88 has the Blue and Gray team
Jschcdule for October 81 o.. and "a 5S the
Washing ton and Lee squad wi II Jour
sney TO Birmin cham to meet the Uni-E
fyersity of al Il bama q on Thanks iving!
Day. 4 hiy 8is the first time Washing
ton and Lee has Invaded til E far south.
or IN ct a team south Of the Carolir,,a,.s,
and the abama game Is consequent
~ somewhat III II he nature OF Il an ex 81
The annual contest Will, the strong
Tech aggregate ion viii. A as 8 custo-
ma ny, Il take place the last Saturday In
3Octo ber. The game wi Ill h owever, jbes
played In Roam Ike inste q s5of Lynch
burg. Despite ashlng Z on a nd NJ Lees
poor success with II. since 70 81
tiott US WH!to CIV so.' nv 90
ward to With M Ole interest than any
other on tho schedule. gt5s !s#
ta Contrary to the usual custom 5of
5playing the North Carol ina M q 8 4 Nj
on w tlson EFiel Id. the rheels will
DO met In Lynch burg mex t seas on and
Ioavi daon will play Il here. q e wise
Il th9 gap
Newport News, w here the two eleYensE
have battled for the past three years.
5.5 Ronnok ~ Coll ege ana TIanp d en-s i'd !!
n ns have thel usual places ron 4 the
s 70 !. ule,,and due to tn nproy ement
these teams the varsity wi III n have to:
p'4y ootball. from the Filming. " isSS
Dr,. Pol ard !, n ow at Ala hama, tho
coach mex Heaso Il, 5 ana wills Sc ably
ftasl tod by IA coaaljes to he vet nsn-{
zee Aecred. ~ ~ probab 81 o. ut several ne.
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his last battle with Bill rapke. Ketehel
broke both hands and also ,prained his
wrist. When he tackled Jack Johnson the
3bandages were as hard as flint and cach
wrist was encircied by a leather strap.
! Nelson and Wolgast both wore extra
sheavy5 band ges In their forty.round battle
In California. They expected q long fight.
and we're unwilling TO lake chances wi th
their hands. so there was no protest from
either corner. fss
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- II y ~
other members OF the 1909 squad to-
return to college next year, and that
with these men for nucleus Or. Pol-
lard lard should be able to put q strong
team on the gridiron.s
The schedule Is as follows:
October 1--Is oanoke college at Lex
ington.
October sHampdc Sidney at Lex
ington.
October Georgetown. at Wash.
ington. a ~
October 22D avidson. at I4exing on
Octob 2a---1F..S T, 3 +. at Roanoke.
N ovember 5-North Carolina A and
NJ. at Lynchburg.
~ November 12-U University Of North
Carolina, at Norfolk.
nksgl " ing University OF Ala
!banla. 8at Birmingham m. st 81
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WASHINGTON AND LEE,
W1ILL&MEET ALABAMA

cent alumni will be cngaged In this
capacity. 4iis
Captain yyraddell$ states that he ex-s
poets I'D Brown. III ISarwood. Barnard.
sOC,uinn, s.s.urls. IN d. linz I'm s. cbys and
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-ANuNc|0 Dc SuBtS1k.
Departamento del Interior J
0fcina Del Supertatendsnssd Dc 0kss,
PubSicos. :,

! San Juan, P. r. Septsnbfe s.
| de 1910.
Proposiciones en- plisgos cezrades
para la adjudication en- pdblica su'
basts del suministro, medida = en-
t,ega, de 100000 metros cdbicos
mas s menos de piedra tyatuEs1s ,
cascajo por Totes, para conservadea
de las Carreteru Insulares, ~ adnt-
tiran en- ssta ofcina hssta 10 1s6t
p. NJ del dia 20 de Octubre Do 1941
|-en que SO abriran pubainamsnta.-
Todos los datos neoesaYios - daH6E
en- esta O6cina donde % sncuentfan
de manifesto todos los documentos
que han de regir en- Ia contrats , po.
dram recoger los hcitaderes los mode
los de proposiciones que han Dc pre-
sentar,
La administration se Teserva 81
derecho de rechazar cualquira 8 to.
das las proposiciones.
Por orden del Comisionado de-
Interior J. J. Jmenes. Supt. DE-
Obras Publicas.
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Juventud para todos.

aDeses Va. conocer el mejoE tinte
ideado para devolver al ca bello 50
primitive color7
lQuiere Vd. zanzibar su canoso pc.
10 por una hermosa cabellera negrs
y sedosa?
lie gustarfa 4 Vd. hacer desapare-
Ger el teo signo de vejez que in duds-
blemente producer las canas2
lEsta Vd. interesado enhacer uni
buena conquistaf
Entonces, decldase 4 usar Ia muJ
atamada
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In reIoi gratis!

Nikelado. negro 8 enchapado de
oro por vendernos Is colscciones de
postales, 25 peinillss electricas (curan
Ia caspa) 6 Is artfsticss sortijas de-
alambre de orc con una bonita piedrs
y una inicial, 4 10 centavos una.
Vendalos en- 4 semanss y game un
reloj & otro premio. Escribs The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 209.
Ponce. P. R.
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JuYENiLIAh

cue es sin disputa eI mejor tinte CO..
-nocido para restaurar el cabello
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
Al por mayor. The Juwnll,na
Cop. O. Box i0l. Ponce, P. r
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Cuando termina eI plazo del campeenato.
Formation del jurado.

or IS de No''e de 1910 "La cndeneia a5rird ptb's
para o1mac'6n rado de los deada
cuot sea de md merl rador amponato LA Correspon-
dena pubcara 10 as de anticipation eha sta ds 90
80 nombe de residences Ia a de cma
petente ca6cador de los cuentos E ph
auo mdos la Correspondence
doce nombres de A de agado para ormaca
del urado Esta voan determnaa los 25 30 nomb
h doce auedaan dnado los
do De candidates la Correspondence esgna
log
dar tornado urado ccador del de LA
nespondencA de Puerto Rico Ell urado constudo rea B d.
Dcmbe de 1910 de qua hayan concudo
peonatoy 6 de Ene de 1911 dcho uado veredo LA Co
rrespondenca entreg pma de que
tlenda
"E primer cuentista puertorriqueaa"
soEs entenddo eabiece LA Correspondence
Rco trunfan ella considerable defendo
e primer cuents puerorqueno endo adverr que
primer a onservado haa O.
a Coespondenca ss
aI1ebatado por otro campe0n.
Coespondencs pubicara medda reoben1o
.odos los cuentos remitldo campeoaato
Lo cue LA CorreSpondeacla'. en- 10 possible espera
obetos Correspondncia
gencro terao esudo de vida regional esplen
dda nauaza que Dos plugo da patra dao
los clio precsa condcon
de baios manav vida puertorquena bo todos
tos que ella puede ofrecer.
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Inlay PUEBLO
QUE NO TIE
MEN DERE-
CHO A MADAM!

Los puehlos que quieren te
ner derecho a la vida, los que
mo quierell anular,e, los qua
quierel el hienesta, de la pa.
trla, los que qnieren lnchag ,
iiiVENCkR!!!
tienen que pensar MUCHO,
gritar MAS.
Para gritar J ser oidos.
HAY OF + TENER PUL.
MONIES SANOS, y para te
ner pulmones sanos,
HAY QUE TENER.
TABONUCOL.
Ninguna botica buena te ME
Ga un pote. ..-Solovale Is ctvs.
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la Coresponden ahrma que Puerto Rico ngnos
prouc han poduo beas obras eraa los gnero
fndoe geneo eseamnte denonado Ia literature
cuento LA Copondenc pobar pueden poducr
de meo Ia h Al obeto ha decddo abr medic de
estas neas ab ampeonato cunto dda cua
del cunto por puertornqueno
Les cuentos deben ser in6dites
La Corepondena orece vencedor
penato eablece eva aelan las bases
oLos remitide LA Coepondenca
pae deben nedtos fraser
Para e campeonao de LA orrespondencla'.
2oLos deben
seran ubado deearen aquos pubco nombrso
advertn ndicando peudonimo que an para pubcdad
sodico debe de todo modos el nombre del
Cuando termina el plazo del campeenata
empea conarse desde 10 de Julio 1902
termlnara ell 10 de Novlembe de 1916
oos deDen 1000 paabras
dueden esco residences a uera ella
5oUn msmo puede
de que pase1 de
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BASES DEL CAMPEONAT0

Bases generates del concurso in
telectuaL que fu6 recibido
cot entusiasmo por numero.
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de oehenta cuentos remitidos; nauchos,
ssperando turno de publication.
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Campeonato de cuenloS.

Los cuentos hasta ahora recibdos publlcados para
char el campeonato de LA sus au
res son los que siguen:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-03

MAs3N ASg .,,r,vr Mason isofIi,v u,n MASON; ?, !;
HAVING ALREADY FROM THE SALT
lake PEOPLE INDICATES THAT
THEY ARE INTERESTED IN MASON
WE ONLY ASK THE PRIVILEGE OF
SHOWING YOU" THE BIG THINGS
That ARE DOING AND GOING TO BE
DONE THERE WILL SOON SATISFY
TIE MOST SkEPTIC THAT THE OP-
MERCHANT. BANKER. FARMER, ME-
CHANIC OR SIMPLY INVESTOR. THIS
is WHAT is GOING TO HAPPEN IN
THI1 NEXT YEAR:
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WILL, BE
EXPENDED BY THE MASON VALLEY
MINES COMPANY ON SMELTBR AND
OTHER CONSTRUCTION WORK. ONE
HALE MILLION DOLLARS WILL BE
EXPENDED BY THE NEVADA COP
TENSION OF IT'S ROAD TO THE Me-
YADA DOUGLAS NINE AND IN RAIL
ROAD BUILDINGS AND SHOPS.
VARIOUS BIG LAND AND IRRIGA-
TON PROJECTS WILL SPEND AN
OTHER MILLION AND a HALF DOL
LARS IN THE NEXT TWO AND A
HALE YEARS.
MASON is THE CENTER OF THIS
ACTIVITY,
MASON WILL BE THE PAY ROLL
CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO INvEs-
CALL ON OR WRITE TO US FOR
LITERATURE.
PECK &c SAMPLE.
20I NEWHOUSE BUILDING,
SALT LAKE CITY.
IA e. SECOND ST. RENO, NEV-
MASON, NEV.
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oSGHBRED IRISH SETTER
Rugo go,,iSr iSr sale. l month old, 277 West
k40l6
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DRAWING


DRAWING NG-MECHANICAL, ARCHITEC-
tural, typographical. patent office draw
inGs Inquire Craftsman Ind. phone
d550-A. keZe
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FURs AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermst line and carry com
highest price for raw furs and gano
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 Il, 3rd So
a3l8l
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= IMSHI. 2:163. BY DAURAVEN. GEN
:, ,1leman's driver: can be bought right If
Ken at once. Inquire at McCoy's stable
BIZ Mccormick Bldg. Bell 3O0G. k4l92
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
"~~~~---~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~
IL is NOT a QUESTION
HOW MUCH THE FOLLOWING WILL
BRING.
1T is THE QUESTION
HOW QUICKLY THEY CAN BE SOLD.
ALL OF THEM EXCELLENT
BUYS.

On corner on 1st ave-. facing north
ana east. subject to paving tax, but
sidewalks, curbing, sewer all paid and
sewer connected. a splendid broom mod
brick or cottage. with good furnace. three
cold water and sink; interior Of house
IN hrst-class repair; 500 spent on the
exterior will put The place In nrst-cass
and requires but little cash to handle II.
ON 3rd aye, near St. a full 2-story.
room modern brick, about years old
and back yard good barn, alley in rear:
mouse In hrst-class condition, connected
with sewer and all special assessments
and very easy terms can be arranged.
Near 7th East and 1Ith South. another
one one Just listed; sold one similar to this
irame ~ house, adobe lined; lot 5oxl36 II.
10 alley in rear; has e, lights In house,
and ar sS can be bought for $3.50. on payments
Ing interest
S29 Jefferson st. between West Tenn
PIE and First West. just south of sth
so, 80, a, splendid 6-room brick cottage, with
So water Snd sand e. l.: and sewer paid for: will
20 AZ $ooo down and $25 per month In
ciHdlng interest. Price s240o.
On the corner. facing south and west
on East 3rd South. a brand new Groom
mod brick bungalow; lot 2hx7 rods; house
As is exceptionally o well built; basement un-
hardwood floors In living and dining
room, nice mantel; chandeliers in-s4oo0.
You could not build this house for less
than $S6OO leaving $500 for the lot. The
lot is worth $1250, House must be sold.
owner has TO have some money, and $1,000
! handle IL
bungalow on u st, east front, has
I rooms; none better In Salt Lake; sewer
| connection and all assessments paid; hot
water connected with furnace, gas; lot
25X7 rods. with alley In rear Price
Sboo0- The terms $1,000 cash, balance TO
suit purchaser.
| ton.
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STORAGE
MASSAGE.

MISS DOROTHY MOORE AND OLLIE
Rogers give massage for ladies and gen.
tlemen. SO West 2nd South. suite 4. Ind,
phone 1929. ki372
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITA-
Bile for one or two, modern. 3iS South
3rd East, my3I
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yE OAK SHELVING; ALSO ,bse SbS
nd-hand showcases. W. IL Iiei1
.l60 w, 1st South R
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mt SELL YOUR FURNITURE, =,
is{ave 1t eupholstercd-maden new again
sspne 3299 about 1t. S. L. Mattress ss &
H. Co. cloo"
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FURNISHED ROOMS, LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; no children. S4S So. Wes6 6
Temple. k34S3
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pr SALE-GOoD. CLEAN GROCERY
stock in new town of $500. In south
p Idaho; good building and good Ioca-
az rao at reasonable rent; sales average
poo per month. Address As, Tribune
k535l
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LARGE FRONT ROOM AND BATH FOR
gentleman. No. Dubci ave. 2nd So,
between Bird and 18th East mas
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PsT SELL d-ROoM HOUSE, COM
pletely furnished. water In the house.
RED. cellar; lot 35xlD0; best location In
.1st Ely, New. now rented; paving 20
= cent on price Of $500; $1,000 cash
2hnce on time. George Il. Hughes box
q ciy' NeV k4359
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~ METAL CHAIRS, TABLES
2oiS etc. for sale cheap. w H.
e'"eroee Co. 1853 West 1st South.
k3ae2
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POPE HARTFORD FIVE-PA SSENGER
touring car. completely equipped. re-
painted and overhauled. a real bargain,
Apply 100G Newhouse bldg. mlo
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-. Ml>rI,6i,,. FINE BOWLING ALLEYS M
-ssr all appurtenonces very cheap.
ANS1p. m 40 Wyuiars Wnm;rs Inquire of The Bismarck
co. second South st m2Oo
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a. RICHTER, 10 WEST 1sT SOUTH ST.
Phones CAL. k4072
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S1500
75x2SS FEET. LOCATED ON 11TH So.
BET. 9Th AND 7TH E: FACES NORTH:
4 BEAUTIFUL. HIGH. DRY LOT,
ROOM FOR : HOUSES IN FRONT AND
8 IN REAR, OR FINE PLACE TO RAISE
CHICKENS.
ONLY $500,
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h-iEEP CAMP WAGON. $50; SET OF
heavy double harness. $3.50; one 1850
team (mare and horse). S45. 866 West
, b South. Bell 2lS7-K kll35
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APPLY TO OWNER
1885 f.. i1TH SOUTH
BELL PHONE 34-K IND. 1909.
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:, ,HREE- ROOM HOUSE AND LOT.
4, Two outhouses; shade trees. lawns.
"a ia, srubbery. water, electric light; easy
rms. Call and see and deal direct
cof9th owner. 72O Poplar arcade. 7th So
ID End West Must be sold In 30 DAYS.
20 k36SS
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DECORATING

DECORATING CO.
No. Kendall square, bet fth and 9TH
So, West Temple. Architectural model
Ing in all styl"s Castings In all kinds OF
cement ard plaster. All kinds Of sculp-
tural work. Satisfaction guaranteed j.
Jepperson, Charles pirotte & Co. k1254
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SIS, 900 WILL BUY THE SWEETEST
small apartment house I'm town: just
completed, and a money-maker. Indi-
vidual front and rear porcheS. birch
finish. plate and art glass, Holmes beds
near Eagle Gate; must be sold: little
money will handle it. BIB, Tribune,
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No 1.E-M1scE11ANEoUs

pIsSO NEW; COST $3.50; WILL WILL
III for S175 cash. at once. A-oo' aa9e
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SECONDHAND STORES.

WANT TO BUY 2D~HAND FURNITURE.
Stoves ranges Michigan Fur Ind 43l.
Bell 5l45, kl5i2
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1907 TOURING CAR. COST $4,000. WILL
sell for $3.50; party leaving town. az,
dress Z-30, Tribune k3714
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FOR RENT.

GOOD STORE; 22x6o FEET. ON THIRD
EAST NEAR 2ND so. ST. FRITSCH.
BAL SO, MAIN, SECOND FLOOR. kS902
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1Xl17 FEET. BEST PART OF IDLE
. wild, $$25, s25 down, balance si0 per
Honth, l. c. S course in surveying and
apping. $50. or will trade for phono-
-pph or other article OF value; RcmIns
IN typewriter. $40. S4S Jefferson ST
55'fo"c -oo'-Hs k4094
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RNITURE OF 9-ROOM HOUSE;
pcouse for rent, strictly c;.odern; large
sd and barn. Apply ]. Il Shaw s1 391
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Sporting Notes

The New Hampshire and Rhode Island
State colleges will hold a DUAL track
and field meeting al Kingston. r. T.,
May 80
Yale will hold its annual spring meet
Saturday. The makeup of the Varsity
and Freshman track teams will be Sc
lected on the showing of the men.
Percy Taylor, the Cornell intercollegi-
ate record holder for two miles, recently
won the mile and half event at the
Cornell spring games in 7 min, 10 sec.
In rough and tumble wrestling
match, Con OKelly, Irish champion,
Wednesday night at Sioux City, Ia, de-
feated Humid Kala Pasha in straight
falls in minutes, 40 seconds, and 6
minutes. 80 seconds. The Turk did
scarcely any wrestling, spending his
time on the mat biting and kicking his
opponent. AT one time he became so
furious that the police were called in to
stop him.
Harvard, which had been beaten at
lacrosse by Johns Hopkins and other
teams which had lost to the midshipmen
surprised the naval lads by their ag-
gressiveness and individual brillancy
Wednesday afternoon and took the game
by l to o. The midshpmen felt defeat
by Harvard keenly as it broke an other
wise clean record for the season Uar.
ward lost by one point to the academy
last season.
James Dowd Lester of Saratoga, N. Y.
q Junior at Williams, is one Of the most
promising runners at Williams. Lester
won his W. as a member of the relay
team in the spring of 1909 Last year
he also starred in the half-mile winning
the event in the dual meet with Amherst
getting third place against Dartmouth
and fourth place at the N. r. r. A. A. A.
meet This year Lester has been a mem
Der OF the relay team which defeated
wesleyan at the b. A. meet IN Boston
last February. and Brown in the indoor
meet the same month.