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= 90 all
He snatcned the record from the
machine and hurled It into the fire
place. Although he had fully expected
II. tho disappointment was bitter. A
year to man In his pos.tionseeme
aeons long.
The second November % brought
him no more luck in his choice Of re-
cords.
Never kick a man when he seems
- be down. Perhaps you'll get
II next year" croaked the deep voice
from the phonograph.
But the third and fourth trials were
fruitiess-save for the posthumous
ieers and gibes with which the eager
ears of the eSpectant we're annually
assailed.
Horace briggs began 10 fret imps-
tieatly. hundreI aud fifty thousand
iollars, his by right, yet all tied UP in
this unearthly fashion? Surely he
must select the record soon. There
we're but three left
He began to spend money more
freely He felt he could afford more
OF the luxuries of life with sl5O0O0,
III DUr m MS grasp. WneiNsxS-Yeni
to Wadsworth e. Barstow's Gor the
fifth consecutive November 49, his
little store of savings had melted quite
away.
Again he made an infelic;tous choice
The record gave no clew to the trunks
location.
The ensuing year he launched out
boldly. He mortgaged his house. He
ran in debt. But what man would not
ry over such trifles with s150.O00
worth Of negotiable bonds looming on
the horizon?
He purchased thoroughbred trot-
ter and automobile. His wife was the
best-dressed woman in town. On the
next November %. from but two re
cords, he ms1aged to choose the
wrong one
All the following year be comforted
himself with the assurance that the
strain was over There was but one
record left. and that record gaze the
location OF the bonds. He had but 10
walt patiently until November 23 to be
independent fo rfhe rest of his life.
He sold his grocery business---its
routioe mad become irksome 70 him
for several thousand dollars. and. with
MS wife spent delightful spring and
Summer touring England and tls
continent
Upon his return he joined the coun
try club and gave $500 10 fhc town
library fund n burst OF enthusiasm
over the approach Of hts good for
tune. DC even erected d cosby granite
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olvoacINe ay SECTIONS

BY diyorcing California Rpublican
ism from Southern Paciic Railway
company control, much may be gain
I'd morally. but what can be hapan
if.r .rnsteridfly- SO long as the RepuD.
lican parry remains the legislative
9nd executive ally OF corporation ex
ploitation?
So long as the congress passes
laws permitting monopolies, that long
sill trusts and combines have con
troll over the people. and all the herr
les practised by men like Hiram
Johnson fail OF purpose. II can bc
stated, too, that the Kansas politicians
Tho expect to modify trust rapacity
by levying tribute on the people for
court costs while still passing laws
~hich make trusts possible, while ex.
employing the good intentions of the
hansans. in no wise illustrates their
capacity To control affairs OF nation.
vide Importance.
Republican factions seek control in
the states. the so-ealled progressives
gaining decided advantage Throughout,
tie West and Northwest. but tht colJ
facts prove whichever Republican
head is in power. the same old spe-
cial privilege is master and the pee
pie expected to defray expenses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
THAT BALLARD wIrHpRAwAL

THAT BALLARD WITHDRAWAL
The Guthrie Leader. in attempt
ing 70 show that somebody besides
F3cA men can secure nominatious In
state vide primaries, calls attention
TO the fact tha, one candidate got
through on yl6. The Leader might
have addei that nobody in the state
ever heard OF this candidate that he
ordered his name taken from the TIC
ket after Il was too late and that he
made no campaign thereafter He
gas nominated for Insurance commits
sioneT. due TO the fact that his name
began elth b and there was long
list of candidates '-MeAlester News
Capital
Al o. which would be accepted as
comment OF friendly nature, were it
not 4 repetition OF an unfr.endly news
paper article uninteationally being
used BY the McAlester newspaper.
The facts 0; the Ballard candidacy
are:
First, Mr. Ballard conducted sys-
tematic campaign; his co-workers be
ing largely composed OF men who
served with him in the First state
legislative assembly. where his ser
vices as chairman OF the Insurance
committee gave his insurance expert
cnce opportunity 70 convince fellow
members he is one OF the best inform.
ed men ON insurance within the state
Second. air. Ballard never tried to
withdraw from the campaign, that
story being originally started b. some.
one who was disgruntled over resul;
Of the campaign.
Third. Mr.. Ballard made the most
successful mailing list campaign ever
tried IN Oklahoma
Fourth. among insurance men Of the
state, save McComp. Ballard Is beliey-
cd 70 be peer in experience and know
ledge OF the different forms Of in
surance.
Concluding. as there is neither fact
Lor political point to b. gained by
further publication OF the fallacy that
Mr.. Ballard attempted to withdraw
from the ticket. the NewsCapital
should moi become party 10 the public
alton OF the falsehood.
Furthermore. Oklahoma county,
where the report originated. was car
Rcd b. Mf. Ballard. through aid OF
personal friends.
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decency that was a fact"

decency that was fact"
Yet now you will listen eagerly.
You are all impatience for me to tell
you where the trunk lies"
"Egad, that's true enough!' mutter-
ed Horace.
BY strange chance the Psalmist
has described the location of that
trunk Turn to the 151st Psalm-the
last verse. And may you enjoy the
bonds as much as | hate telling you
vhere they are. Psalms 1871"
There was something like a grim
chuckle. The record was finished.
Horace briggs caught up the Bible
and, with trembling fingers, turned
the pages. What he. found there any
one may readily learn who will simply
take the trouble to look up the Psalm
mentioned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

For Quick Relief From Hay Fever.

Asthma and summer bronchitis, take
foleys Honey and Tar. Il quickly
relieves the discomfort and suffering
and the annoying symptoms disappear.
Il soothes and heals the inflamed air
passages Of the head, throat and
bronchial tubes. 1t contains no opiates
lnd no harmful drugs. Refuse substi-
tutes. ]. y. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

In event OF not needing any state
building at Mr. Putnam. Editor Benc-
diet can rent the large edifice to show
the 1900 bootleggers the Times de-
clares are being overworked TO as
suage thirst in the metropolis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

II Is generally understood among
"standpat' politicians that Taft earned
denomination when he signed the
Payne-Aldrich upward revision tariff
hill
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sS32.404.S05 sl.454.440.SSe

TUtdI FoO- -ffVfioVV SIffUfiffVip"-
Thus il is seen that in time of pro-
found peace the Republicans are paw
ing nearly four times as much for
the army as the Democrats did. more
than twice as much for Notifications.
four times as much for the navy and
rot quite so much for pensions. Isn't
it about time to get back to Demo-
cratic economy for awhile?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

How many Republican state candi.
dates are bondsmen for the corpora.
iions now at Law with the state?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

II an Indian powwow Is pulled Off at
Muskogee. IL Is safe to bet the Indian
agents will be there in full advisory
uniforms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

The timber kings Of Congressman
Morgan's district seem to have allow
ed the old man to plug along without
advancing him much aid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Roosevelt met his Waterloo in NeS
York in less than the proyerbial 100
days following his return from ri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Senator Aldrich has not yet Ok.
plained bis explanation. But he has
answered the question: Does politics
payf' The aay . make pay Is .
paw - The xas 70 make Il pay L u
sss sto<l< Ia the rubber srnst and put
tp the a1zfi On rubber GOODS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
Ed. HOW['s VIEWS

If you cant be ideal in any othel
way, be an ideal poor kin.
What has become of the barber who
lpent his time playing the mandolin
Those who are in love. and a boy
who is eating watermelon, shouldn't
le criticised.
Women have funny way of referr.
,ng to the bright spots in their lives
as II they were as large as moons.
A man with a large family hasn't
great deal 10 be proud of. unless he
ilso takes good care of the children.
We confess a curiosity TO know
whether society women bore each 9TH
T as much as they do outsiders who
meet them in the magazines and news
,apers
After woman begins to wear glass
Is she quits crying SO readily. Sae
ant cry with them on, and taking
hem OFF every time the tears begin
o flow is such nuisance that she
las decided to cry less. Women who
ION wear glasses may still be seen
dissolved in their own tears, but we
lain woman weeper with specs
lver her nose IL rare sight
When the digestion Is al right, The
action OF the bowels regular, there is
natural craving and relish for food.
Wlen this is lacking you may know
.hsl-you need dose OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. >TheY
strengthen the digestive organs, i'm
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

''The DingIey and Payne tarlff bills
have forced another sort OF exporta-
ton which grieyes every lover of our
cc-rtry, ard that is The expectation o.
good American citizens TO the British
Northwest. Last year $1,000 Amerl.
cans, chiefly from the Mississippi val
ley expafriated themselves, largely be-
eause theg could pnrehase al products
including American farm implements
ond other articles manufactured IN
tho Itnlfaa statne .uz.... ..l..-.. al. -
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stored in a tin trunk. and where that
trunk is no one but myself knows.
Il have decided to leave these
bonds 70 you. l do this from precise
ly the same reason that led you to
take me into your home when 4 was
cid and broken aud helpleii-not
from any ties OF love or kinship, but
simply because there seems nothing
else todo.
Moreover. ! do this in the same
spirit in which YOU did your part
grudgingly. The trunk and the bonds
are yours when you find them The
ciew as to where they ale sou viii
get IN this way
Upon receipt Of this YOU Will go to
he office OF Wadsworth l. Barstow
my lawyers, who win deliver TO you
phonograph have also left in
their charge seven photographic re-
cords OF my voice.
Six Of these will merely impart TO
you some good advice. The seventh
will give YOU the clew TO the where
-1nor1t--- ~ tha- trunk.
"On every 23rd OF Novem6eF--True-
anniversary of the day | became a
member OF your family-you are 10
go to Wadsworth & Barstow's and
select one of these records-only one.
remember If you try to gain posses
sion OF them in any way save the
one have stipulated, have the at
torney's promise under oath TO des-
troy them all You will select Onp
each year until you have chosen the
one that locates the bonds.
WILLIAM DRIGGS."
November 25 of that year found
Horace briggs in flutter of excite
ment. Very early in the morning
indeed, as soon as the LAWYERS office
was open-he hurried to Wadsworth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Considering the practice Trey have,
BARRIERS do q mighty unsatisfactory
job at combing their customers hair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

q Barstow's. and from seven uniform
packages he selected one.
He fastened home. and w:;i fever
ish eagerDess he placed the record
in the phonograph. The machine
buzzed on for some time with no ar
.iculate sound
Then from the horn came the deep
ones OF his uncle's voice. He listened
breathlessly.
Never judge a man from his out
ward appearance. Try again
next year. my dear Horace That
vas all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Women have funny way of referr.
.ng to the bright spots in their lives
as If they were as large as moons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Here is Uncle Sans expense bill
Tor wars past and wars anticipated,
during Cleveland's last administration
and Roosevelt's last administration:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

If you cant be ideal in any othei
way, be an ideal poor kin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Those who are in love. and boy
who is eating watermelon, shouldn't
le criticised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

What has become of the barber who
lpent his time playing the mandolin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

A man with large family hasn't 4
great deal 10 be proud OF. unless he
ilso takes good care of the children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

delivery being imperfect being rolled twisted
urged make immediate complaint thu
person. by telephone by mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
See The New Spring Floor Coverings in Our Show Windows

ktEMoNARcH RuCs-Thia new
Scotch weave has already become quite
popular obtninable Ia many novel De.
agns. some a. the coionnra arc -
dainty aud pretty FOR bedrooms. effects
that cannot BE- produced in any other
weave.
FIBER Rues-For summer cottages
and bungalows wo have go extensive cob
lection OF FIBER Wool and Fiber and Ma.
tlug Huga. beautiful and unique designs
and color effects Prices vefy moderate.
mATylNos-we are now showing an
entire new and beautiful line OF china
and japanese Maftinrs. our own lmporta.
tiou. zoe. 2sc 10c. SOC a5c and 5oo yard.
with liberal discount for roll lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
JOHNSON SWATS
THE NATIONALS

should not BE- tolerated II :,
eanlzaii1n =
When f0mehody TX sss.s =.
q rem TX that bases.all - -.
~ the big learuek - w.s.''
dropped the suhsen n rss'.s.
baseball and launched fork 49,.
cunaion ~ tho gros re lsss...s /.
tho rmh
There hhse been seme go.
changes in baseballa rA sosa~
~ think fhe strides nks
sport ia ire last FIVE years r. \.
Oh tho manner Ia whlah IT, -
have been conducted arsss :.
worlds series These eoalssts -
more enthusiasm thar any -
rporiing event n he year Frs
time o. SEES said. onlas q IT, 8.
lonni League rcheaais tar ~ -
have to lose fhis ssfes ags usyl
thing haa been saiasiea aza ~
season uiii close uiih 8ars~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

ROYAL WILTON cARPETs-In the
very finest grade. q splendid collection
~ choicest private patterns in exquisite
color effects. made lnid and liuod. per
yard $3.50
WILTON COMPLEMENTARY Tep-
rae Wilton Carpets. The best of the kind
On beautiful patterns and plain. made
laid and lined. per yard, $3.50
VELVET cARPETs-Best quality VII.
ton Velvet Carpets in many beautiful pat.
terms and plain coiora. made. laid and
lined. = width, Si15 yard. Z II. 6 width.
s. 90
BODY BRUSSELS ckRPETs-wo
show 90 patterns Of this sterling fabric
In an tho now shades OF tans. browns.
greens. etc, borders to match alsn many
good stair patterns q. and ! yard wido
made, laid and lined. si.55 and si65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
COME SEE THE NEW SPRING FLOOR COVERINGS

Our stock 81 F Coverings for Spring complete and no~-
standing prices still quoting the
able on al classes O oorC Coverings
Our showing 81 fine Wilton Rugs exceptionally we'll assorted in all
l06l2 We do
selves goods order dollar
bu make best the country, thereby
avoiding through the entire line You easily that each fac
tern will dominate The entire line where YOU make selections from
the ideas designers
We the designs and coors OF these several manufactures
Che
and the ideas Of several designers and dyers Therefore
Letting floor Spring show what really
prchcnay
viii take pleasure showing you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
JACK JOHNSON IN
MOTOR ACCIDEN1
Champions Hish-Powered Machine Skids and u,
Snow Bank-Johnson and His Wife H,v. y
row Escape From Death-Former Only R,,..,

Johnson was on his Va, -, :.
waukoe 10 Chicago IL s. =
mobile which johnson =. -. :
When a fev miles noiA !, h ~ 1
the machlne shldded ana 49, y !
io q snow bank posh
wor. buried from their -. !
the bank The depth II ~ 4.
Undoubtedly saved lhem tg~ II
"a death Or serious l1darg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
The moving pictures " tho Nelson
wolgast ush, had their first puh-
&c exhibition yesterday at "a ioeai
theatre lt e doghtMl it Hester
makes any money lrom tho pIeiufea
ITO has taken ~ % enc best rounds
for show purposes but unfortunate.
~. while mo tar,y rounds are noad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
EMERYVILLE SUITS TEX
RICHARD AND GLEASON

room in the lnfleid On construed the
arena. that viii easily seat from
81 900 10 1000 people
Il Was stated that fhe wurk Of
building the grand stands WIN not
b. started for two months ret The
HlAna have not been drawn. ai
though several rough akefehsB cd
tha arena have bceu submitted.
Il IL understood chat Il an De
constructed With a gradual slope
from the rinKBlds 10 the gallery,
thus giving sfeFy one a clear view
u the ring.
Gleason said thar Ne least 10000
people would witness the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
HORSES ARRIVING AT
The EASTERN TRACKS

West The Hefmenf. keene. Wilson
Newcaafia and WhWry stables are
fuli af Eoaa horses which will De en-.
Kaeed this summer
The opening ai Jamestown on
Anru / has given an unusual sflmn-
las Ca the early sprint Wur& and
many owners are prenafing entries
faF thn 9psninN there Aua also al
rfmiica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
nyrs,,-s r,..i

SAN FRANCISCO. March IA
Tex Richard and Jack Gleason 20
day stated that the Emeryvllie
raestrack Is satisfactory 70 them
a. . site fog the Joffries johnson
fght which they arc promoting
Accompanied BY the architects.
Mclaughlin and Walsh. who viii
have charge 81 the construction %
she big arena, the two promoters
fia6g their first Inspection 81 the
tack They Concluded that they
VII pos have uss 81 the present
Capf stand, as there Is ample
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

Other forms ~ She rTafms rHms
talnni aiuNe ~ ieAd an8 irau uhHaf-
N tait glove waa made ~ Is Hfae
built ir aFers and attached a fAe
Forearm with ihonEa
GRADUALLY tho rrsfnH heeama more
humane aH thf inai faF hlaua efn
5fsa ana defeated boz aat mafdsfrs
BOXERS Wffr NOR anrnHHan
ln ih0 Illustration iae eesfns S8. /
la believed o. hr ans - thf earliest
n HaH maeeito circular in farm.
hitH holes fnf tha fiuEfFa a ri1Fs
STD WnglFn frinEs uaa nofu -.
meath fhia crrtua
D." HUfe mafeFu hlf HaHfff
zee ma1f ffnni taifs hiae iu aAleh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

VELVET cARPETs--In the rieA- =
tones % thc Wiilons. in al widths . I
three feet: carpets. borders and EAih
made ials and lined si3s sl4S IA
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS cARpETs-
Many In the quiet colors 50 masa 2 :
mand at present; prices made. lAlA -
lined. 75c. s5c. Sc. sloo slis -
yard
INGRAM cARPETs-An Hcsl. =
yard. Atwood filling. zoe yard, eaA.'s
wool. 55c yard. made laid and iasa
iNLAIo LiNoLEUMs-A Woe ;aas
OF patterns and coiofs. slla sl2a II
$3.50. SiG5 yard laid.
PRINTED LtNoLEUMs-N Sc =
75c. S5C "a yard laid
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ony ni,sd rssss)

RACINE. Wis March it--Whnc
Jack johnson Is bruised 10 several
places today as a result Of an auto
mobile accident which he and
bis wife experienced. the colored
heavyweight suffered no injuries
worth mention
Johneop. accompanied by Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
NELSON-W OLCAST
PICTURES RUINED
Figures of the Fighters Blurred and Important Rounds
Do Not Show on the Sereen-Sid Hester Greatly
Disappointed.

Itho ssth and toth rounds are of no
value
The Fighters are absolutely black
T the SPECS tatnrs have faded away from
view ana hut Tor tto reflection from
tho white canvas sou couidut telt
bat is happening The pieiurra
wind up by showing Smlth holding
aleft the bend ~ one lightweight
Whp must necessarily he Ad Woi.
EAut the new champion although
nah0dy can tnli from seeing iE whieh
Fighter "a represents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

"purillat" and boxing HFe of come
mon origin The first is from the
Latin puHiiBiuH. nr tho arr pf Fight
ing with the fiat Tho Latin re-.
ealFed the word from the Greek
puKmn. che fiai doubled for fighting
puFmaehoa flst Fighter. and pub
marhia fist fight are also Greas
IuRdau, measure " length from
ihe elbow fn the end of the hand
with the fingers cllnchad " Greek
afHHru fusfFrrd bualuN hndHlnH ~
with rules and encouraged masters
who gave free lessons % The Greek
youth Rulers and princes we're not
above the fighting game. and boxing
aa "a liberal art waa cultivated
Every three years. when tho isth-
Z ian Rnmes we're hold in cofipfh. the
nation aupinuded and hnHofed she
successful puEiiist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

WILTON RUcs-our stock of Raes was
never 20 complete aa now In all alrea and
wenvoa Including vsry fine specimens q
me Oriental designs "a Wilton Rugs we
show many patterns ln whicb we can
furnish al sifoa 20 match. aach odd slsca
a. the following 22sx8e In. z7xsg 3D..
3aasb in.. 36xG3 in. r. 6Nz n e. Gsa n
=. 9Hi0 y 9, sxa e. axio r. 8. axlg n
10 n sxio a. 9. 10 n. sxig. ~ r. Gxis a.
We show these in three grades sxig sine.
800. so. So. other sizes IN proportion.
ADMINISTER. BRUSSELS AND vat.
VET RUos-~An unusually sell assorted
line IN an sizes from isx36 Ia up 10 N
~ ska n. in Body Brussels Tapestry
Bruaaelh Administer and Wilton Velvet
Rugs. ~ The odd aigos that are usually
hard 10 procure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

pappersd hin Tor no rounds Or 80.
but u everY instance hs has hAndcd
out The drops when they iet down
long enough Cor hls ri4ht g. break
through. Stick q pin IN this fsiioN 3
name ana frntoh IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14

NEW YORK. March a. Nce
shipments 20 horses are arriving
constantly AZ Sherpshead Bay
Gravesend and Belmont PARK. ana
regular training far the coming agm-
mer season NOW under way
Horses are coming Ia from 1gareE
Mexleo. Jacksonville. FLA. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-14
TRANSATLANTIC
RACE FOR
YACHTS
From Europe 20 New York
for $4,000 Trophy to Be
known as Presidents
Cup"

NFW YORK March if--yice
Commodore cvwge 81. wiicamb 81
fhe Atlantic Ghlat club whlie nd-
nifNnH tHat tha riu. 1a pmnninK nm
ae#H faea frHm spiun European port
tH Ne Nefa FOR 600 trophy to
t@ nuHH Sc fhH prehidnnfn eur.
fused fe make amy details puhiic
on the efoand ihat the p'ana are
fiH Indefinite
f Root haH received prrsf Z.
aeuf Taf pern HHi9n ra nane the
raae fnr Ifaaifenre cup be- de-
iaE8 faWFser
Huta tfaf8fN hHa hrfn offered
fi coo esfra 90 pitch winning BAIL
Hedges mHnFY ioufs safe
Michigan haa ceased fo depend
entirely nn distance rru and b. frF-
iEH o. develop arrnfera
$50 dances early 20 tnd and DO
cigarettes q iaw $3.50 down ~ coach
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