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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-04-14

AmAW the RAIn0. nkEA MAlV ANNtAAe ~
and down weaving sidewiae, she let
he bir nah MAY. Wilmer watched
her almost enviousIy. He must him
self. have hooked the grandfather 81
all trout, but 1t was nothing like 20
game.
"EIi. thar. YOU IN tree! You better
come down." the Ennis boy shouted,
but the iisherwoman remained invisi-
Bile. That's nobody but just that
pien Joe Lane-you know / told you
she wasn't more'n half q GAL" he con-
ilded in low aside to Wilmer, who
nodded comprehension.
He had been hearing things about
Joe--a wild piece, motherless, brought
up by mad old grandfather, to the
scandal Of all the oyergood. For she
had never been sent to school, and
had done exactly as she pleased all
through her nineteen years Of life.
More than that, she had way-a way
that fetched all the fellows in the
countryside only to be sent about their
business again--even Steve Batson.
who had store and three farms.
The big trout mbyed sluRgishly. II
was simply marvellous how that fiax
line had held him, Wilmer was wild
to ask what bait had lured him. even
though his own quarry filled his hands.
He was Keeling in. deity but slowly,
making gains now Of a foot, now Of an
inch. He had not yet got sight Of his
prize. Suddenly. in spite Of Keeling in.
the line slackened; he saw at the
waters face the snaky head and neck
Of big swapping turtle, An instant
the creature held fast. permitting
itself to be drawn toward the bank,
then it severed the line and sank back
to its fastness Of roots and rocks.
There came tinkling laugh from the
willow tree, followed by merry voice
crying: please 20 away. you twol I
want to come down before your biz
fish comes and eats IN mine"
Let us help you-youu never land
him alone" Wilmer called back
"Oh, / can'tAnot until YOU TO-" the
voice returned.
Z At Just that moment the front gave
a wild running lean. showing clear IN
air. then sounding yiciously
The fisherwoman held fast hut IN
-stoppinR his rush lost balance ana
went smash into the nool A. she YelI
Wilmer understood--her feet wera AZ.
solutely hare He nIuneed in The
nooI was well over his head but n was
nothing to bring the pIrl safe IL hanh
sbe still held The Iins-tha Enn,S hov
.snatched n from her n,wneed IN him.
sals wjnd,ne I,na os he trod woter
across bals dnvan vord. than y,th Z
cnycE dive reochod az t,rad 100 ,ro,t ~ ha,S
him fast and scramhIed IN tr,unnh y,
az honL =
"r $500, 49,. ~, ou.v A,,,,s -.
A., sa1S nodS;n - .o.,a,a cha vn ~.
Sov sho 1900 dr,nn;ns h,,t han.-
a,,,r ~ $500 a,,a,, \. , 49, 49,
&C.,, ~, ss,rsa u 49,. ,,aS.. "sS
In, , ~ 49, Ill @n ~. u1 1900
~ ~ AN ~ - I've SS ~ or go, ~,
:. ~ ~ 49,. NJ "s.s y, -. M. 80
SUs,i W., 80 = 80 ~ So,,r AZ .nA
! wanted n hsSIv" W,lmsr n,aadeS n
excuse
An00K nGI nAAu. nv
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PFARLAND-WSLsH Sour.
Great interest N Englnnd. Win ths
Weluhmnn FaVaFlte.

NafNlA AntoIfNA ~ NMANAMas WtsA Nv
Wslshunn Fav0rite.
LoNDoN. Nay The betting has opensd
on the International twenty round contest
between Packy Mcfarland and Freddy
welsh, whlrh ID 20 take plnce 81 the National
Sporting Club Monday evening. May -. the
eve of the bic Derby race. No coeiesa held
here for the last decade, ne, even that be-
tween Tommy Burns and Gunner Nor, has
excited the interest Of tho coming clash BE-
tween the llshtWeiehfs. bat socordlnR 70
the Wagsrs already peGistered. welsh VII
BE- en- almoss 70 I fagoFtts o. the night 81
the bout One Of the beta recortqd has 0esn
Ca. 10 10 kso. whlls tho other YES for R2s 10
as. Mcfarland himself being On the ahori
end Of The hEi
The pure Tor vhlrh lhls pair Win eonisad.
"a 80 exceeda every sum ever Oaeraa BY
lha National Sporting Club except that
riven for the Jacksun and alavin 90 eighteen
years aro, and Il b BIZ Ear ihS bisnoai prine
ever held % for uEhtweighta - aEht fcr "a
this country. Mcfarland haa Rone lnto
training AZ Jack stFaW'a Castle. a Uharm-
lnR place On TIE ton Of Hampafnad Heath.
vhpFe Tammy nurns. Ffankia Nell jiuimy
walsh and oihgr Americas hFhtofe have
nraDared aor previous contnaia N addition
10 thaf Klnneallav hin mahaspr, and Fucky
win Ave the benofi % JIuins nritt'a knoei-
edEs. the versatile James Edward being
already one q the most Important chlefa
al the quarters. leoree blate, thA Los
Anspips am ateuF. Who u nov VI London o. a
trip around the world, VIII aluo ave bic az
slstante 10 the lad from chicago
In The American Hpoytlng ceions MekaI-
ls5Ss sSSe'T s,ht. tss vSs snss.Ss *
| tSsnty-Ave round draw betWeen ppqhY and
Welsh AZ Los AnKeles, hea etatfd has he
wse unable 10 hhd any excuse tQr Itnriee
calllnH that nEht 4 afnW, a ncFaElapd
clearly had the better of y since hla lahe
| arhf With Jack DAnlsln "a The Alna'q Hell
on April 3. Welsh Ms los, coueitarnbh q
| his waning popularity and oct many tears
Win 81 shed over hia defeat bat NJ bonlnn
| has bsen a revelation 70 tRem here, and az
! blOod u thickeF than wqiRf, they 40 rot
| thInk that the Americas hsee who can DE-.
| feat the Welshmen. he nen uleei ~ ies
DCrnds and weigh IN a O'clock on ne dag
al conteat. The weight haa no ieIrofn ipr
MrFarland Ne iumped on TIE atnll9 " ~
presance % the writer Yesterday aou pulled
me beam al ias poundA fact that a unport-
ant when d 4 remombered nat u YES TIE
nrsf daV Of HE training.
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PErERsoNs MNY FIRsTs.


NAN Institute o4NneA.
n. v. Petsruon Of he ArchitsCts school
won The 100 yarda, furiong 40 quarter mlls
runs b tha Pratt Institute games YESTERDAY
morning a. Pratt osAl IN time f6f the
20 yard dash. n rs eeconds. waA thfes-
iHhs ~ a Second below the school record.
and g - IN TIE quarter mile vss four
fifshs q 3 second better than the MARI.
A. \. Rqnh set q new record for tbs novice
go ynrIfh, with g "a nGoouda
The Archltects won the meet with az
points. The enOres Of the other claases
pesisn M se asSgasloSf Ensns$rs " Is:
ApplIea ChsmlltFy. I. Applied Elsctriciiy.
a, Ahi APgllsk F'sesFicsty. 20. a
l@ yard -.gse . Z: Y; P..sr.aa. AErss
Huatrf. isSkiss csasiIssilsn. hiia. a. diaS.
AErhliecia' fnuftAs Tmr n eefoNla
- fefd .un-kea b ~ .tl9E, Aql.lsd kee.
sscSsd a. ~. AbpItd Riesuicliy. 1i. ihifd.
~ MaagksT, Machine ntel4n 90 feuriA Tins
20 Ysrd Rsa. Novics-woa M A. y. Reuh.
r. Ciif.ch. irrhiisrts ihltdi b. dslsslsa. Nar6ins
i..g9 q 6sg1.elw S 8 y sss...a. s,.s,.
lectE 2. flmpfl Machlne DesiEl. ~ Mraaai
Hales. App..ed EHeiFlfig, a. iparA Time.
I'VE aiF sn.-Eo. ~ n Nsastsr. naehla,
Dsaisl, So NJ. DFsgn, nachlne celatluttla.
ississ @ issr& iSs. q sisSss
~ issd pa,h- Wsu ~ q. v, pa'srsou, Asshi.
/ tufhai ~ a barkWitA NaruIne opnalfucilu2,
/ n. socoRd v Ftmpal Machine C0nstruciin1
thlrd. J. M.eleliard AFchiiccta fourth Time.
81 - seconds
% Yard Hurdie Race-wpa By W. Koch. Ma.
chine CoRstrpeton. 10. j. NaB Alst IT,. Archi.
terts sccund ~ Van Nosrnnd, Architcrts, tnlrd.
u. huntsr. Machine Construcuun. fourth. TINE
"a aeconda.
Oas Me Run-won b. n A. Beekuith. Ma.
10 sseoad; J. hasqn. Appiied klectliciy, n
third; A. Anerman. Machine Design. 10. iuurth
Tine. 8 minutes "a IS secundA
Hail hiie lnterciaal heia9-Wgn by Machius
uosign. "a win koch. heufeith. FlInulo 9rhnlidl
Architagls seonnd. Applied EleeticiiY. "a, third
haohlne Design. n. ioariA. Tine minutes
sarundn
n pound Nhot Put-won By J. Warner. Appllei
Chsmlstry. 10, q icet ~ incheai a Rssrh
| Archiisea. n icet ~ Inches. seu1nd; ~ Pierce
| Area iscil. 10 third. a. ret inches; " MckT
lhur. Maehihs Design, n, iouFJh. q isst a
/ lnrhes
Hunnlns Hieh lump Won By n. Hua,sE
9ach,ue Cuaaaactsna. ferl inoheG J. Van
Nosrsnd. AEthitects. sfcuad. ieet mches
A. n nohlhsoa, Applied knglneeFing, 40, ihifd
; iest Inches \, Scbooanaksr. Machiao Desigh
| 20. idurlh. > feet
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TROrTINO MEEr.
An the Msasy FOs lhs spss' az EAp'Fs
GU Fixture

Ths Omnd Ciruult meeting whirh win b.
held AZ the Empire track. August - 70 n.
yin b ne adveni q an entlraly neu bass
for liaht hArneas mclma where Al u ne
Interests as vel Ne IN Of the funds aFp for
tlls promOiion 81 sport and where noihmg
commercial yin b alloNed % enter H.
nsU organization called ne Tfuting
HoFre BFsedars Club haa been formed, a
whirh lanes Butler, 0uneg Of the Empire
track. b prcsidani. 3. a. i,lpion. iroaauFef.
and Carney &. Cue. aegmtarr,
Amuna those Interested n the mqvemenl
are W. Z. BTowa, president 81 the Neu Hofk
Central mllFnad. Who unl campaign q
few colts on the 0mnd Circuit thla aeaa0n;
Gen BFnytOn Ivos, prsalieul Of the Metro
polhan Trust Company and owner u ghg
Keufucky Putufily winner IAron1ls VIZ
Einh, aoa1i. W. Z. y. alokes. owner %
Peter TIE Great. 1B7k, aEd hreeder a. he
champion ymFlltg ifotieF MIS- atohea; ".
d. DIckarnAen, former preadeda 81 ne
New Aosk stock Exehauge ehd hfeeier q,
four troiiera With rocorta 81 s;i0 % bciior;
r. r. bedford Of the Standard on Company.
who bred Hsmburg hsile. aolA; william
slmpNoa, vho ouin. hundrs1 4cle msm
IL 20 troiiins ~ Zion heki1rsf. fljK:
John II shuts. Wke ms ap6iE i1trs Than
d 90 90 n the last iuenfy yesr4 - .aa2t ~
hk liking Tor llels elsssa eRe'si Mllll AZ
s, S., SS ~ ~ i'ss - ~ M
in 400 R 1q 'c cwnsr " D. kRnS hsTos,
TOOK. and be lludl0A. hlsef. DRIVES rAEk
az PcugAksspsis: J. nSuPId Ford pga1l.
deqt of tho Onnge County uIiIlna lilfk
aud owner 81 tho hmcus 9lqe1 Ford elaa.
James A. Murphy, 3vuqr 81 star Pol4ief.
t'1ok. the aret harneta. hQfse 70 neet VI
Jamls McCisnahan. formerly pr dent
~ tho MutIml hank and Ounar n Mleeflt
a;isA: Jamaa Butler, oWnef 81 he Empire
Track, and A. n. coad1h. 0w1ef % VITO,
2.l3h, and formerly ufta'ntne ~ tn9 AoAa
Driven AHloeinfiOn. a -
A find 81 90. O10 AS been ml1pt og au4-
scrlption amang the club u1n1er % y.
nance the Auguat trOltlAa me4llea 6o1 W
d hoped that bg coed nan4814,snf N
races can be held wilhout niaiefAl iqa4. even
hough bookmaking ami pool so.l'ng WI
~ prohibited % the Gfounal. tni
plan Of the ureed4la Club - rive ooly alahe
Facea IN which al auTplts eqlrance irnn8y
10 30 10 the noInlnRtof 81 the wtnnna
horse and the club can hY % possibility
80 IN ang rart Ofh.
Five "a kss II a. % each have boan opened
Eos. tTOitsn IN The l:la, 1ile 90 l:1s slasss'
and Tor pacqfy o. the 3'l1 and ~ classes,
city clubhouse WAafp raeleelt poa-
brrs and hreetars from Al parts % ~
county oan meet ~ talk horse When -
New York n planned 10 b Qpened SHORTLY
aiter the Grand CiFCuia meotma
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COACHING DOWN THB ROAD
CLUB MEMBERS SEF OUT ron
LONG Drive.

To Ne IN Gnasls q G. IeaynFa mar
ever aunaaV--RiWhf Taama N uto
Enoh Wny-0gor Fity nallaR n Leus
man Eight HoaEs-TEavei oa Pioassor
AZ ne Mods Of ths bank's clock usrorl
tha way pointed % SIS Ocaook-eche1uIe
tims-ths Coaehlng Clubs road maqhlas"
Pionsur 81 out from The MeorUpolllan ciub.
slHtisth street and FHth avenne, Yesterday
bound 70 Psapaok. near Bornardavile. NJ.
TIE White coach with the stata arms %
the door panels had q 700 lond d ne club
msmberu. who are % b the gaoa9 q 2.
Lodyagd Blair to-day and 70 drive back
t0-morrow. Down ma ayenno N bri9ha
sunshine tha coach held q place among
Pablo and ptivsts motors aden win men
going down torn 70 business and AGAINST
an oppoains tide q similar autos that had
We thslF occupAnls N TIE mhFket Dlaees
and we're rehlrnine empty save for Ne
rhauaoGfs The gllsteninR coach and ehiA-
Inc horses were e cay . sirht a. q oiFCus
wagon amOas ne les cot Whining ouHa
carts.
IL was too early for feminine shoppsrs
o. ths lonngeru. and the only horses paassd
were hitehsd 70 delivery wagons o. ereckA
The itinerary called for . bfrn 70 ne wee-
hawksn Terry a. Forty-seoond saEest. Sae
20 AVOID the chance a being caught h =
tFanlo block tho turn wa AZ Eorey-thlrd :
street, past ths Racquet and Tennis Club.
Onos over the ferry Che route ives By Carl
stadt. RntAerford, Bellsville. bloomfield.
MontolAlr, Verona. Caldwell. me Brock.
Parslppany. Mcrristown--whsfe thefa wag
a step for lunshsun Win q. =. Kiaeei-
MendhMm and BlAlfsdsn- n was coli das
Saturday alwayn b throughout New
Joruay-apd ths players waved tbslf elahe
IN greeting from more than one linEa-
Under Ne old custom each member who
vas 10 drive staee had furnlahsd the
team for that part Of lhe iDuHaay.. 0oonge
q. Havsn. Dr.. drove ths town team. 70 -
snocesdsd IN turn On the cushion ~ J, ~
AlexandFs, JF.. n. n Css. q. I. BolaeegalA
Hafrla Pahnsslosk. o. y Kisssl. 3. u
Cromwell and Q. Iedyard Blair TIE hooo
always driving ne homs slags. On the
coach az Ruasia Of Mr.. Blair hui not 10 drive
were also Frank X. sturNis, REGINALD w.
Rlvcs, Rdward Browning 81 PhiiafelphA.
\. victor Losw and W. Ooadhy Io4Y. .The
rouia "A 81 about hfty-on9 miles an4 nQl11-
ina st0ua took NJ seven houra and = hAn.
Flshf tsams viii s. ugod m relays eaeh way.
This 4 the time card Of tho tfip down 40
rOad
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TN rssnssa eommiiiso o. Ne Aeiants
pnchf CLIO, % uhlch horaca b RannAas a
clslrAan. he's ssuat ~ anasunuunuai To-
~ epening Ioaatta 81 ihal cll1. whlua WIN
81 aa'lad "a Saturday. May aL IAs race
VA Ansn ~ rurina ,8uasuh 90 0faEeasnd
Bay. Thsra WIN Do 4 FRst fog autoonars,
tisnut and raHis 81 clan n nnA assvs
sallina n ona class Nnlch b opun 10 ynshis
ahgnas4 n fsr fuif recdqninpd ypeht oinb.
I4a cnrrNa Ni " lfow iN1 aIN1 8nrhnfA9a
u ~ Her9 NnnN lIght. laHN.r u ~ nbSE
i.annN Do IA Nonlh ur1l r|l "A 40 be3gl1a
tm,I II palIf biaas ~ ~ bflI II,iiT *. J
~ oi11Y lio1a. iuf4ln7 halh Ne .an and
che npaf u gQl4 a14 MUM eyuf 40 ullng
tatla Illf cm pySy We 81 ~ n siasv
1ilHsi Va ~ nt.e x u N e'cl8qs 81 u
fach'a ul'I - e1As sFgY AZ ] 1't y fnfll11
f1f ~ ID utHIt Hll c'1a8 ID ID n'r'1rE "a lllf
nora 10 N ~ r1ra. Ineru WIi % > Ffrt
nf8N II Barlt vaehle ftatf lnf 4 tT1tr4 a
10, 80 ~
c'tra y ol n1IfN Wi ~ atarIrH II .
aoItL IN Nl lIlila y y eEprna Nai
~ f8 ~ Clad O Ya1his 80 tA4 so
gFEQ1itR1 lnoSaa11g1a gai malis aaolf sl
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,oO nv lefyy. 'cpapts htitia. I. r.A.Al'A
TAS'. sesing n! AVE p..ng 90 .,ss Z
f6iisasi1kia. 0la Whlps ~ heg ~ -
pa5i "a ikrourh henlo PARA. t4eR ~ 9sa.
l.Iil fa s.ss ,, W. NJ e ~. a .s
t,0ach aionuad tup Gq.rfUll Grg4pl1 NJ :
no BIZ Eiannag ~ HfI8 n4lcH - ~ '.
fs4ge.s t1gti,s J. s .'. y. p, NJ.
a ths 81 o6ora8 Hotel oN va. y "a. ~.
new i0lf haeauar Onl|uwhul qLre4t W.
kilsd With drove 81 qlsefa On Ne NpH "
Nv ila y. l n' SS ob 81 81 ss6isss
who wgne hacklng FatheF Time.
Mosf % the trips arr like th9se OF yessef.
Ssg sosR W. tx TGs ss, o s.s s sSE ass S5
Monday There have been valuations q
M Marathon order frOm the ordinary. u
is9t there was = fouF day drty2 slln
gdSSss 70 vermont T On ,Ss shorsS q Lais
he Ten VI harness On tlls Arut and asoepd
days beng sent 1 ss..s, a ssh S' 49, sSsy ~
drive VAS 70 L.ake pelawpFe, y. y. e. ths
S'issis Of h L. and 2. q. Derry; u was
81 les mike eauh way, nc aiQpRne plno4
crossed Sr,Ss On 1csmmsdOIe OsFrT ssssam yaals
T ifiss-- vas 4 four dAy ITO, two on. and
two back. These Ss.f Two ,I'Ps 80 Ksat
AZ siests of o. q. JsnpinFs at Mailand.,
near Fairfield. Coma, mty-.l1 Tgles ei.1
seven taama. and tgo nnq hell dsI, 10
u.kiand Farms, newport, Tina vas io1
Wiiss. twenty zone teams beiRs " asfvtcs
and the party passipE night and cIeeelhe
10 sound Il Ssv Logaon on & I.sdyars
IN a ne third ns quests 81 NJ. Blais. rs
hrst VAS IN 1904 and TIE ssc0nd . yeae lases
by way Of Tuxedo, MAKING tEo day Fan q
fberS VS. 10 have been another In 1901,
but The Wall street panic iatefvened an4
Ths Pioneer q 4 alNneh road coach aed
such a. the Coaohlng Club Inemher droys
I'M the rDFina meet last week. solid COM
tori was the rule a. 10 attire Yesterday and
lsS Sh by, N INV M HaSSn and ths livery % he
sesortment OF small hampers thas bad 3
plsnIs day &C., q F oS Y. e sss e
to0k the relns he douuod his own while
Topper A. the passengers rolled up g
the METROPOLITAN Ciat 10 te1is. motoY q
s3ssSe e. 0aS g. .sSs s ormsTIy re sTsS
baggars was sent ahead By train IN charge
oh vaiets. but now aftsP The coach h9d good
starr ne ., TX fnI Bsr q o'H S bS u SuSss
To-day viii be one Of rest Aad aghsqsslgs
tov ~ party Tomorrow the cpaoh viii
issvs HlaITNdea at 1910 o'clock, w. BAR
DRIVING. Mr. Cromwell VIII put ne cam
on 81 NIsndham and q Morfistoyn fhers
ali ~ hinoheon a what aheng Houea
,riih The Kiasea. q. \. Kiesei VII % the
next whiD, then % turn Measu. HAIRS
and a. q. Haven. who VII - pllgt Irgm
C,arlatadt. n. o. over the terry and 20 ne
Mstropaitnn Club. wharq the party u dne
10 arrive at O'Clock IN the tvenlnl,
ali Al ths moment Ne Haven odsls % he
frarn have rsgurded q dlgtanqe 9n tla1Q
outings 81 7.teI miles, Aiid ~ se.f -gksf
setly lqee hOEss3l ~. Ale.aa'ne pgh''ae14,s
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rRANsArLANrfo RACE.
PInns nslnB AIaas Ter q Contest Ger Meter
nsan Frum sanity lleak % nnRG

49, = - ANAAAIAN - ~ -
Tnomaa Fleming Day. who y called the
Father a Ocean Racing. and who nrsl
ornanizsd the Bermuda. Marblehead and
other long distance syenta. nov plans %
have q raoe next year acruss the Atlantic
from Sandy Hook 90 BayFN. Thh coalest
% b fuF cruising motor boats ahd Ne.
Dag haa had tho idea On hB mind for several
seasoas. but has fell that snoh . contest
should b led up % carefully. The fret
ocean race Tor motor boats Waa % Marbla-
head. 80 mica. Next 10 arrangod tho
race 20 Bermuda. aso niles THIS yoaf the
yarhfs Faos from Phlladelphia 10 Bavana.
100 miles, and be nos thlnk1 ne halls
and motors have been dsveloped sulneientiy
TO start a race scrusa the Ailanslos aoon.
a.ao0 miles .l.-s
ThesR racers are 20 BE- limited 1870 issi
IN lenalh and IA condllona are fro9ed
20 that only alauncniy 0uiit aRfab efual-
Ing vessels Eni bs ellgihie. 1hqy VIII W
aqulpped with spars end aah. % that q an
acchlenl haupons b Ne engine fhey va
DO able % vowed unduf 4nN
Ons yacAlemhn - alla.aY Plannse "
10 lsss Ions ana equipped wlth tive 30
~. bay ssys sthp ouly dllculiy n M
rlcQ WI ~ ne lneI ufo1lom. ~ hNFfN
% kIiOta Il VII lass 30 houFa d eros re
OoeRn aud VII. with . couaump1Ion 81 10y
RallOna an hogl. Fqqulrs !, 40 eallona ~ lnel
for saistg seAa tAll would meal 81, sans;
aae 81 2.oo gallona To stew I'M ~
require a hull of e lealt IN feet; ~ leei
Wonld b better The question y bow small
an engine ylll give ~ foot hull a ss,allieea
spoed 81 9 hnolA This b pgOnlqm Nc
Havana rncs wiz solve. ~ one Of me D@ate
feoier, wlsh 2 II bore % se, s.lS @
knots
Reuehly awurns. q spselsns motos u~s,
a pint Of fdel tor each horao-pqgef.
~ hOrae-poyor motor reQplrp4 tour gals
Ions an hbur, and v store 900 Eallona polld
mean oulldlng lqnks that would ecerpy
IS feet cube OF court4 thaFO 4onAQ ~
several tanha end u Wa1ld feQulHe tglf
tanks 3R feet vide, ~ feet him and e,4
feet long % store 500 gallonA hlgaef
1ut would Conatime more gaaolane eaeA hour
A 100 horse pouer motor EOQld go "a
gallons - hoiir. ana 100 horee-PoN eI
motor woaid only ineroaee the apeg4 ui
vessel that could make > knota ellh 70
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Panss - spare IN Its Bual Gamos WIN
Mugra Hlgh

The Hish school Of Commerce had polnts
20 snare In ita dual track meet with Morris
High school At Crot9na Field yesterday.
The score eas: Commeree, 81; Morris, "a
The only nIst place which the BronE arhne!
Fot, IVES IN the running brad jump, and
that was a jump Oh Of q tle In which Fuiaua
Of Morris beat hossnberg q Commerce.
FelRua In addition made third place in
the hundred yard dash and second IN TIE
ftirlona.
John RavSneIl, Who has been training
some since ~ was beaten by Jacoba, the
c0lusRbba freshman last weak won both the
100 and i7Q yard rans The fPrmer IN 70 IS
Seconds: The little afsro showed a much
Haas minutes % IS seconds IN the mile
h q new school record, and Il u were not
lor the fact that BE- nlready has pc G Haas
would BE- rewarded tot Y. McElyane o.
laps and krinb took % the lead from that
% the last round. Haas aDurted and w0n
'schavsi brought in ten points BY winning
the 40 yard low hurdles aud the quarter
Daly q Morris bad tbs half mile run until
the stretch una reached. There hosenbaum
overlook him and won In J minutes . IS
seconds. The sRinmariesi
80 YaEl Re- Won y :; Rtyepen. oo@meEcs;
ihird Inns. 10 ~ ssuolds
- Yard hun won bY j RaysnsF. comnsres:
T. Ferrua Morris aecuIIa q. Young. Commerre
Ihlrd. lime. ~ . hecaBda
- Yhrd itn-Rta hy v achaysi, Cpmmsrrs
n Wall1Fn CuIumoflu. Hgrnndi y. nuarnnaun,
ca.unfrfua 0ffd. IIme. ~ l1rGnda
10 N4fd M1n-Won b. J. NnaanhEMln. Cum.
naraa did Tine, Z Minutes - aen1adn.
Onh M1e Rin-Wua hY W. naa1. Cumnagus
Nilri. tllea. 4 minutes ~ ~ see8nds
~ Yard law Nurllet=Wln hY v. lchHrrl
C1musruE W. haaA Comm9g1a. seouna
IIrnnlnr nfu4d lumr--Nun ~ n FfrFria
Nora aim q iump u ~ net ioE ihrhsG u
HaNnberE 0Oniaslea agcand ei7A 4 lnmp 81
" aest ~ lnfheE v koqen. harcA lhlrd, aiih
= X isssd MA FatsNealsf ,. cohsa Con.
nsrca Wllh . pal q - inrt D inches Aeuh0IR.
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VIEW RECORD FOR HORsE SNOW.
Mere ThaR Loco EnIries Expeeted foF
Internal lannl na Olympia

IoxboN. May The COMMITTEES 81 tho
Intsrna tional Horse show. which b 70 b
held AZ Olympia In June, h already con-
graduating Itself on the prospects Of beating
last years record. their confdeare being
based on the increased support they are 10
re~slve from the United States. They
expect that quhs half Of the fashionable
Zoo of NsW York viii b. migrating 70
London Cor the show. a. the advance sale Of
tickpis n Amerlca indicatss that there VII
b . grsatsr nttEndancs Of AEnegicana than
The number Of horsssi appsarina WIN
srcess q thousand. or az less, a hundred
more than last year.
Miss I.oula Long. the daughter n = mill
IannIfs lumber klng. h coming from Kansas
Cay With her iavorits tFoiter 10 take pan
indrs Moore. also q millionaire u b
wonderful with what Resi the EhoW pmciai "
Introduce the word millionaire u dnscrlb-
Ssess and hsrnuss h0gses from AmsTioi
". ~ Weasherbeg brlngs ten mmqns
huHisTs Pad ssFg b vol Known coaching
SWEDEN. Russia snd The Unllsd s,aiss
cavalry 0alcers. and WI compete With
Bsisium. FnnoS. Italy and spain for the
tkoss "a nvorise. ,hs peaasEo.E dRy
IancaanlrR and YORKSHIRE Railway Com
nanr and other sta blas, WI b mtalIna
ths year. . new ciass tor mounted police
will take their place.
Tbe coaching Marathon from Hampton
CouFf 10 Olympia, fof professional aud
Amateur uhipa, WI b rspsated. and 4 neH
ro1ieaf addad for auRisufs only. Tht WIN
- q competitive drive % Wembloy PARA
and back 20 Olymp4. Tor Nnlch apqHtt
Ionalrea-l have entered. amon9 than A. o.
Vandeghllt, walter Wlmns. Faui S0rg and
ludFg Moore. 49,. ..-...,--,
fksrs aFe 10 b some so additional
seats ths year. oil IN the chs'per paF's OF