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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-01-21
$1,000 Tax too High.

The Appellate Court Tuesday affirm
ed the Jefferson Criminal Court in the
case Of the city of Louisville against
F. r. Pooley.
The appeal was from the judgment
of the court below holding unconstitu-
tional Sections SO and ga of the license
ordinance of the city of Louisville,
fixing license of 81. 600 each on the
business Of money lending or chattel
mortgage or salary.
Z Tn aEcourt says that while thel cour S
ordinarily will not interfere with the
discretion of the licensing body, this
rule is subject TO the limitation that
the license tax imposed shall not
amount to prohibition of any useful or
legitimate occupation.
By reversal of the Spencer Circuit
Court in the case of Central Universe
ty of Kentucky against Cox's execu-
tors, the university gets 1000 from
the estate.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-01-21
No Grading Done.

From various causes of delay not a
single pound of the 1909 pooled tobacco
of the Burley Tobacco Society has yet
been sampled and graded at the to-
bacco headquarters at Lexington, and
therefore the society is yet unable to
accurately estimate the approximate
value of the tobacco in the pool. The
failure to grade the tobacco up to this
time has been due to several causes,
chief among them being the lateness
in perfecting the pool and the dlsar-
rangement of the Society's affairs in
c;dent to the removal of the headquar-
tiers from Winchester to Lexington.
1t was stated Tuesday at the
society's headquarters that the plan is
to have samples from all the counties
in the Burley district shipped to Lex
in2ton for the purpose of being proper
~ graded. At Winchester the Society
had large building which it used for
storing and grading the samples. but
so far the society has not completed
arrangements for any building in Lex
ington for this purpose. 1t is expect
ed, however, that negotia' ions will be
opened soon for a suitable building to
be used as sample house, and as soon
as this is done orders will be issued to
the various county boards of control to
get the types ready to be shipped to
De graded.
J..F. Walton. of Lexington, was ap-
pointed official grader for the society,
and he will be assisted by Mr.. III. b.
Evans, of Carroll county. Mr.. Walton
has been the official grader for the
society ever since its formation andshe
is an expert in this line. He sampled
and graded the bulk of the 1906 and
1907 puzzled crop. and when those crops
were sold and delivered to the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company and the indie
Dendents Mr.. Walton was appointed by
the society as its representative to in
spect and superintend the delivery.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-01-21
Piles! Pilesi Piles

Have you neglected your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder? Have you pins
in Ioins. side. sback. gIoins and blad-
der? Have you fabby appearance
of The face. especially under the eyes?
Too frequent desire TO pass ullne?
If so, WilIiams' Kidney Pills will cure
ynu-at Druggists Price SOC. VIII.
Jams Mfg. Co.. Props. Cleveland, q.
For sale by 0berdorfer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-01-21
Charles Mason Forsyth,
AUCTIOMER,

Offers his services to the people of
Bourbon and surrounding counties.
Satisfaction guarantee or no charge
charge made.
Speciality made of Live Stock, Real
Estate and Bank Stock.
Twenty five years experience.
Orders left at THE BOURBON NEWS
flee viii receive prompt attention.
The sun., 1910-11-18
4. a.. NATIONAL CONVENTION.
D-i-gatr> Gathering for thr session >-Ni
NIOntis,.

For the neat Coupl.. "i day, thee viii b..
a gathering of IN" I clnn>. n" last
contingent probably .-rIvin- in rin" FOR
the national convention ~ the Hotel t-tOr
oil MONDAY morning That the !sl"rhI"-
will have their WORK Cu' UIt ior them Is
certain for n" year Is vprs IA all ~" dis
,rict assoc arion- an over america will he
gone over ~ wa- rNp"'t"i that Ererst'
Brown. the pr"-Id"n'. wouiI aTrIv" from
ChicaRo last nignr II - .udrr-'Ool thar
follow M A custom Of fifteen years or more
Brown Will be elected f"r a second term
Sorle 'im" aEO fhar" VA. "a rrIr"r thai
Henry =. PHnnimln OF Baitimor" " oIli be
a candidate b'i' ~ cannot h" learned what
fate beisll rls boom Ol late chicago was
TALKED Or tor IN" track an field champion
shin nCNt year. h'If there - feeling now
that itrr~bgrg ha- 4 better SNOW ar ~ not
the ~mpsy 'i'y ~ vill n" either Boston or
Philadelphia
An apphcl',on tor n-m1c rshir has hr"n
athletic ,s-oc'sr,on Thl- fTgauization 10
compose,I of al the Sou'hrrn colleges
with the exception OF Tulane InivcrEitv.
which hhs an \ membership alreaIv.
Very probably the southern lnter' ollie giat =
4 \ will he rrCoe ni2rd a. an allied hoiy
on IN" same lines a. tn" In'"rc"llegiat '
\ \ and with 'he option oi having
a man on 'h" national hoard Oi governors
The reason for the move on the part Of
IN" Southern interColisgia A \. IL that ~
might save them the bother OF being -"Ri-
tered when they want 70 compete outs 10
Of IN. colleges. Perhaps the southern
intercollegiate would be admitted on rh-
Athletic League or the church ithlctC
IcaHy.
The sun., 1910-11-18
He Carries I39 Pounds and Beats Coed
Field OF Sprinters.

LAVoSIA. Nov. i7.-Jack Akin made an
Other great performance to-day when he
won the handicap at six furlonRs carry,na
l'c pounds. He ran the distance in i:i2 2-5
Helmet frsshed second while among the
other good sprinters in the ruck were Mary
Davis and Follie Levy.
The summaries
ias dI.ofius von. Goins some. ios ,Herberu
second. Doi,ie los Ross,. third. Time, n.
Joyanee. Rose o'Nciil. Ida Lackford and Helen
AOx also
Ing some. So IN place: Dotile D ~ III. show
Second Raee-Sia furionxs- Aspirin, los ,wag
rem. won Bat MAsserson. ITO lt;oose,. second
ford. Westbury Hsine. Anderson. Ben Howe and
Oriramme also ran
:. Nu,ueis pyd Aspirin. %so. straight. Bal
THIRD Rsce-One mile and an eighth Milton a
lno Austin, won. Tom Bigbee. a5 burton
.ecund. L-amence. iOo Goose shird Time. 81
Bonnie kelso also ran
Bgbee. 81. place, Leamence. 8; a. show
Fourth Race Six furiongs-Jack Aikln. 10
hnapp won Helmet. iis ,ranL.. second: star
sidney Ella Bry son. Boca Grand- Mary Davis
AMI Follc Levy also ran.
Mutucis paid JaSk Aisin. 81 40. straight
rim race One mile .sa seventy yar,s
Queen Marguerite. los lGanzi. won Ben rrovatp.
lis Martini. .ceond Giueos- ios Rice, third
Time. lt Jeanne d'Arc. Console. Ssmaria and
NuineIs paid Queen Marguerite. ssa SC
straight. Ben rroraio. si:. place. - o.. show;
sixth Race-one mile ane three sixteenth -
Banbury. ITO Ross won The Fart. ITO Goose
second Projcctie. 30 iBcnschotirnl third
MeadowErass, Nysurer. Migue o Brien. Flirting
MT'ucis paid. Banbury. $3.50 straight The
Earl. - 10. place: Proiectile. 81 10 show
The sun., 1910-11-18
TRIP rO IA ROPE FOR DE PALMA.
Brure- Brown win Have 20 Take Han
Al0ug. ~ They Made q BET.

Even IL Ralph DE Palmi didn't win the
Grand prize race he il the gamer by a trip
to Europe on the strength OF II. He and
David Bruce Brown. VIII" did win II. are
pals Before the race they made a bst
that whR hever OF them won. II either
OF them did. was to take the other to Europe,
The terms OF he bet were that Bruce Brown
was to take along DE Palma and Mrs. De
Palma. n the Fiat driver was drst he
was to take Rruce-Brown and his wife
IL Bruce Brown could get any one to marry
him As the Benz won that ended any
mat rimonisl re pie kites of the Benz driver
The trip II 20 be taken some time next sum-
mer DE Palma said Yesterday.
De Palma was to have gone out West
to drive a Fiat ear. the one Nazzaro had,
IN the free for all in the Santa Monica car
Rivst. but word was received yeste rday
nv T.. ". Hoiisnder that the free for all
wouldn't be run. The car was shipped
OUT because n had been sold 90 Stewart
smith. a Californian. he had ordered a
car and didn't want to wait for the regular
dehSery He wired that he would enter
,h- car in the race u he could get IL and so
u vas shipped 70 him He paid the express
'hsFRes of 81, 600. II the Fiat company
had been s-ndinR tae car their own
hook they ml9ht have been out Just thar
much when the word came that the free
.or all wouldnt he run.
The sun., 1910-11-18

lo,son-Drmarr>f BaIkiiBc Match win
start Jr-slas

The haIkline mNtch b-twern George Slos-
son and calvin b-mnr"~t "i SO points
vr.'h va 20 haN" started Las uighr wa-
pos 'pun"d until '"-dav b-'aI-. Dcmare-t
had rot arrived '-ow chicago
Sio--uu PLAYED an exhibition gam" last
uIgr' a. h'- room. with Kavnouh 'hc
former PLAYED T. tu n" latter Is, Slos-
-nn won hy N. score oi "a 30 ~. with an
atsraE" "i - and high run ~ ~ Ray-
u" "ud made - hish run "i ~ and averaged
g-IH
lr""klyu v"u las nigh game from Bo~-
ton u n" In'"TCIry league three cushion
tournament PLAYED a. the kriCkprhocker
Billiard academy In BEooklNu ii tar
nous Brookiyu. defeated NJ Mason. Bo-ton
ny tn" -rOr. nI ~ Ia ~ Roth men made
hi gh runs Of IouierhnCk. brooklyn. Will
plav N Mason tonight
n BysrS vOn from { biImarE IN last
ight'- gam. m tn. hire" cushion tOurna-
reu' at lohu MoGraw'- Broadway room
by 'he sore II ~ - ~ In eighty min. inn
ing Bver- made a high run II ) Dit-
~ Hr- made run 81
,,eurR. Moore u ~ start hl- three cushion
match with Thomas HUcs'on a. Mct.raw :
on Monday night
In itsr night. game ot IN" Cii-- thr..
cushion tournament A. John poVle'- room
BEId Fisher defeated Hal tha-r by 'he
-cOr' OF - T." =" ~ sixty nv. innings
Fisher mad. - high run nf chase mad.
htgn run 81 ! " B"rk will pInyc Ryrr~
The sun., 1910-11-18
FIVE FAvORITES WIN.
Form P'ayrrs fer Once Have an Inning at
jamestown.

NORFOLK. Va Nov II. The form pla yers
had more luck to-day at jamestown than
they have had IN many days, a. five favor
ties were returned winners. Nontcalm
being the only one 30 meet defeat and n.
ran second being beaten only half n len nzt h
by the second choice King AVondale
Hon man equalied the track record for a
mile IN the closing event
The summaries
Iirs' Race seven turionEs- Falrick 5 %
" risprni % to D. Won. Supervisor. ~ tMrCsnpy, =,
;o j. scro I'd. Trustee. l00 ,Niliie~WorInr . 20 l.
third Time. ~ :. Nldlvia also
Seronh Rarr-SiS turionxs HoTicon. ilsil
u aIi. tn ecr: Ply tug Squirrel, i' N, r,sTen
30 : ,rroEo fr,, 10. tMcI aheyt. o to :. third
Time TIA Srcnh.rd's song. HudA's sister Son
lmt and prorl- al>o ran.
Third Eace Nhouf mile and three quarters
over hurdles i'idge Cronin iJ7 tHughcS ! to s.
SHOVE. loO Smith. to !. second Prince
iO lM,- lain 1: IN > third TIME. I1i Nlurr
Ms,d fell.
Fourth Race one mite and = furIong- My Gsi.
inD tSS-rnrNf. to y won: Rang. ~ Killing
worth. sto '. second. Hammond. "a tMeCaRcy
is 10 '. ihird Time, i.sSl5 french tsiri Chl-f
Have-. tesuclrrc. S~osksIe-ta. Mcnns King OF
Mist. SiSsrnr and Hakrlthorp< ,isp ran
Fifth rsrv SIR furiongs king AVoEdaIr irs
tI,~lr. ~ 10 5. won Monicsln' ios tAirs. in :.
second. fUnd Heart, ir@ ,McCshey,. 10 /, third
Time. Ia rahy Write C"on~v n Aunt kstN
adv Chiffon. our Nugget AMI Royal DnyG also
Siyth Race ,rr mile HOFFMAN, lns Gold
stein. a To 5. won. Bi,rsf ford. Id5 .'el : tn ;
second: Sup~r>tiiinn. I03 tMcCahry, : to 5 third
Tiire. i.1i $ HaIrl'horpe anu Ia Nun la also
The sun., 1910-11-18
EEFERt:E's SALE.

supreme Court. GoLHts of New Ork pho.hr
l. Boyle and John NcuSchrlsr. A. Executor,
and Trustees under the l-asG Will ana TcStaTru'
OF John t"yI" deceased. Plain tirs. against Fcr -
y Pierce ~ Al. Defendants
In pursuance uf y Judgment Of Foreclosure and
sale duly made ara entsr'd In the above EMIT 81
action and hearing dat" the 18th day ~ ~ tohcr
1910. ] the und' rsigr.d. the Referee In aid UdE
meni namcd Will sell A. pubic Au,iion. st tie
tNchang gc Sale csroom. Nos. ~ IN escy Street IN
The Borough of Mar haitian. City Of S,w NoEs ~
rhc 49, deS nf D'r.v1sr. 1910 a. y % clock n, On
on ina, day, By JoSEPh = DAY tuc;Ion,'r tEe
premise directed rs 'aid Judgment to hr sot
and the rein ,iess rthsu a, follows
ALL hat certain lot OF and And due.I- :
therror errc'et. situate. iyirg and hei-E a 'hc
Twelfth Ward of he Borough Of Mar haitian o'
the titS ~ New YORK. ami bounded and described
a. follow.
of Ninety -,iSth Sirec;. dis ant one hardrrr ari
fN-ri| nvc feet ~. Wr~ff rly from the pVthwrs'
corner ~ Central Park West and Ninety .lN'n
street Eunntng thence otIthcrly ana parallel s'l1
cnrslP Par West. one hundred lCn FEET rie AZ 8
one haf in' hes To the cert tr- ine Of tht ho,.
between Ninety .isth svd Ninety ff,h stree
thence westerly Along the r-utTe IN. Of aid
block twrTt" i=o feet thence rCrthcr.y srsir
paralicl with aid trntrs Fark Mes' and arr =
'he distance through par,y vail orc hIEdr-i
soCthert N4" of NinSfS -tkth Street and 'h-r e
rHStcrly along 'nr southfTly ltHr of Nintty si1tn
street, iwen'y -"i feet - the point or pare ~
n,cyinning laid premises belng known a. No u
West t5in Street
Dated. Nrw YORK. November 7th, 1910
STRAUSS r ANDERSON
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
in broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. Ser
The following Is 4 ris-ram NJ ,h- rroner'y 10
bc soIf It's street >;uu hsr Is Ves' s>,h stree
The sun., 1910-11-18
tItSSlf'I( ALTON t<DS.
Minor League Organiyati0nS Not To Be
Reduced in Rank.

tHt, ,"". Nov. II. NON. of tho organic
tton~ comprising the National i-so" n ion
of Profess on,i Bi-rh,ll Leagues WILL he
reduced IN standing This was announced
70 day before The ad ouTnm.nr OI the an
nual meeting by President sexton The
board Of Irbfrdrion Will rcma IN until prob -
bly tomorrow night when the entire b,is o.
n~s- of the convention viii hay. been COM
yl"fad In" work - n 20 h. done includes
tn" cA-n~ ~ \ large number Of nall PLAYERS
and r''' lr--tii' rrIOn The latter IL the most
important hu' m" keen interest ha~ van
iSu.d - the pr"sidsni- ~ho e tred their
ORGANIZATIONS would ~. lowered in standing
nav" bran assured that such action will no,
'1k. place 'hi> wear and for many We To
come.
u. three leagues which are scheduled
for adv anCement according To the popui,-
tion i'SIrr- ar" 'he TeXi-. Iliinois- -Wt-con-
@'n and NinnesOt l-wi-Con~in leagues. Ea"h
hs- shown That y - above the required
iiRIr"4 u Ia" present -tinding and j. IN
tried 20 promotion. The Texas league will
be moved up 10 the 'lss- n from clss, 4
while both ti. Illinois Wise ons'n and Min
n.--o'r-W i-c on-in viii h. ra a'sed from class d
20 class 4
The sun., 1910-11-18
,,IE GRiDI iTEs sHs y Os y.
over i.'AsO applications for Ticket. ro
Football Same Returned

NV HAYES. '"nn.. Nov IL MANY
prominent ial" men, -one ~ them pro'rs-
,pv-. hiN' b""u InBbir 20 get football
kr'- or ~" : ~" Harvard fnO'bali came
iIIri-"'i- ~ N" Alumni have ai-p boon rt,
OF rg"nr spg"als Tor tickets we're re-
..tS'd to-day aud ro-nIRhf Dy she officIal.
a. ~" tI"."t department from Vale men
all over th" "Orniry Manager Evrrard
lFOTp-On Of the ricks' C"yartu rp' has
rcUti.d ~ seer rHE' Dy saying that n vas
nb-o olut"is IrT pos-' ~" 20 .,rHHt tho re,pI-S'-
- 'u-s rnrr' s'p~u't 't"kH' 20 ~ hnJ
81 u.- .il'-r hat over ,~sb graduarr- aK,-
iIr.. tIOs- 'p. 'Irkets mai - ~" rp' Irrs.t
,-n rna 80. fcr m" tIcK"'i q" ! al- I.l-n
.t..t ~. "NI,la1J''on that al tho rrhct.
had b -. '.I-pra"i Of
The sun., 1910-11-18
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
%. y. LIrlS. RsI\ED M BiSE-
RAIL, PASSES 4RAS.



Henry v Lucas. one. millionaire. who
tried to hgh, the National l.eagu" OF Pro-
is-s.onai Baseball, Clubs nv organizing the
Union Association ~ i>sa. died IN ~. LOUIS
Tuesday. tie was practically without
money being an employee OF the street
cicanit /. department IN thar city AZ "A salary
OF s75 a month. l.ucaS went broke hNcau-.'
Of hIs baseball venture. His father be-
uurath~d more than ;, 0o.OJo To HIM and
all Of " was dropped IN promoting the
national game
When l.nra- conceived the Idea of form
ipg IN" I mon Association h" received en-
"ourax-m"ni from many prominent PLAYERS
and prorrr,ird tO furnish backing for new
clubs ia Philadelphia - Louis. Boston.
Cincinnati baltimore. PgttShurg Washing
ton. Kansas tItr and other 'Itl"S This
was after his application Tor a National
League franchise had been coidly turned
down His Cih IN ~, Louis, called the
Maroons had such players a. Jack Glass
cock. Fred Dunlap. charley Sweeney.
Denny JO. QNII n, Orator S"haefer. Dave
Rowe and Mil, Whitehead ltwas a winner
IN point oi playing skill. for the Mon >-so-
citation championship was easy. brt "a Lucas
had To Keep the other clubs above water
a. well az -. I.ou- he lost "A pil. Of money
The mon Association blew up. therefore.
after one season ami l.uCas- 81 louls club
WAS admitted TO th. National League II
was a total iaiur" and when IN" club =
grounds ami grand stand were burned IN
lssi Lucas wa> forced 10 UIt
II ha- often been sad that -. Louis VAS
thus placed under the spell Of some kuoioo.
for II Na> not - many year. nftcrward
that thrI~ Wonder Ahe. once OW nsr nl tho
champion BroNr-. Nas uTiHen so the wall
and forced 70 sell his great Ia - ball p,an'
Tor almost norhin. IN. ~ Louis Nationals
shss. slth H.llg - IA - l,sa
III" RnbI-on- got hold oi ~ 'heY expert
.u""d mvre trouni" and hard iiCA whiCh
"a. not vet ~ ~appsar"d
Baseball fans IN Boston are rather sn<iorI-
90 learn NOR" about Jonn 7. Harris OF
PIttSburg. who ha- nI~t pUrrhl-"d control
Of the Boston National League club from
John DoE"s
vi kaUrmrn ha- l"f' for california
wh-r" rhe roNing game na~ n'.n re, cd
MT WIll probably thrtV" for som" t'rue n"
Il ufnan IN meet either Blll Lung "r sam
l.,nct"rd IA = iv"n'E r"nnd bon ONE
nm" before f"hrt3rr VI. u" 70 9li"t
kiufmnu in i'h'ade'phli i'-t august for
personal rea-on- ,"h," N.'nH NHN"r
Ing q, rha Fairmnnt / G Later kn-if-
man ou'poInted Lang. vii" bros" his hand
II IN round bout IA Onnh"rNil", hl' 'hr
Kaufman can easily 'onNir,'. 'he sporting
world thar he - m" only white man entitled
,"s tieht ",th "a, Iohu."n y h" ,gn dei"a,
Lang and iIngiOrd. and - he thinks he
cnn do tn" lri"k th- Frisco promoters
Will hr after hl- -iEr-'lrr soon l- he
arrives Irngiord hh- trI>' signed "a rgh'
fifteen rounds vHh I,inns'ts M Is.,- on
on D..g rnr'S,r d" ~h,l" Lang will prohahiv
meet Trnv Ross Ht New orieHn> som" time
p"Nt month Ilpgt"rt. hv n" Ntl. -
ANXIOUS 80 mtN > with Lang Nulh
Mcintosh ncid~rtrlI~ wants kaufman.
I.tnEf"rd nd Ling 20 ',-lt tnslui ana
tran'- ~ January TO Ike p,r, n hoIt-
under ha- mIn1gen"n'
The sun., 1910-11-18
WINS. MING CHAMPION.
Defeats wIss Clearwater I'm poe' Matrt,
for Title.

Mrs King retained The pool champion
ship rit" NJ her s@S. defeating Miss clear
water in The .O poin' match for IN" cham
pion.hip nv rhs sccra of inO 10 ~"
In The n nal game played last night AZ
MaurI." Days Brosiwsy academy Nrs
kin & won from Ni-a Clearwater by the score
Of NJ 20 80 Miss ieurv afer played n rat her
snappy game but SirH King vas too con-
-I-frn' Mr.. King played q more careful
gnn. last night han on any other night ~
the match.
tIsarg aier's high run Vas
The Ind,vidusl scores for the four nights
pla: r ..rr IOn,Ia" night Miss Clearwater
iOS Mrs king. 81: Tucsday might. Mrp.
King, III. Mis- Glesrwa aier. s.; "Wednesday y
nisnt Mr. King IOi. Miss i.srwa'er. NJ.
Thur-day night. Mr. KING. ~. Miss Clear
water. ~
Th" grand to,aig for tho four nights
play ~rr- Mrs King W6. Miss clear
y Nai-r, M
The sun., 1910-11-18
LEG Al NDTysF~

JTi'E To CREDITORS Df NlPf
FOR LFTTFRs or lSIST'ENl
WITH hOUIFr n SEf h.-1
Pursuant % 1n order of he S4rfrgAtr '
Of Cortland tOunty.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN - al
ana p-r,ons having claims ssalr,r ~. s.
{ hester WtrkUtrr. is'" Of inr tt:s @
Of Cortland. Nr~ YorS. d'rrAsri. IhEt ~.
-iFned In tend 80 apply to tie S'r'rRr'
of Cortland Cnunty on Tuc~isy. ih- i3''
December. 1870. At ten oclo'k IN 'nr 'D-.'..'
A. soon thereafter oUr%ei ran D. f..rr
letters Of ahTrinistra,lon 90 f- t,>Irfi q 'n~ u'
signed Charles G Wtrk wire and Fret n HI -H
upon the estate Of the said Chester r ~ '.
teereasrd. with modified Serurity. uudrr 80 100
asst Of the Code ~ Civil pyOr~durr. aai
requested 10 present your Claims against ~
tate of said Chester p wiraw1rr 70 Hon =
Eggies,on. surrogate Of Cortland COUNTY =
,naIneers 10 the cay of Cortand; y y. o' ar ?
Dated Novsrnber tOth 1910
AkDEI.L. L. WICKWIHE ~ Tompkins sl
CHARLES q. WlCkWIAE. - TOtnpkn' #
C0yfTa-N
The sun., 1910-11-18
Naval Academy BASKETBALL Dates.

AxS,ruLI-. Nov. I7--Ths Naval Arai =
.my basksrball team will hav. fewer Rames
than usual during the coming season. nut
~. opponents ar" among The orgPsf
college, teams IN the country The acbei-
il'
D~CrmbrT 10. baltimore Medical College. ~.
lyoyola College. -. Princeton JanuaTy I. New
! ork University ~. diversity of PcnnE iysnis:
=. Giiy college Or NsF ORR F"hrunTy {. SwHEtn-
Mrrr IL l.rDryrrnNn
The sun., 1910-11-18
INTERNATIONaL CHESS.
.Banow-tt Loses a nr,ok Ion Fourth Game
WIN 1n~Arr.
Special casl, Dc,pa,eh 70 TINE srS

SprflgI tnoS Defpotcn 70 TNk SrN.
BkEiIN. So". ~ ID. Janowski OF Par's
and Dr Emanuel Lasker. worlds chesA
champion. began Tho fourth game Of the
match OF eight games up for the cha m pIon =
ship Of tho world ay the kerkau Palace in
this city this afternoon Tina former opened
with q queen = xambit. L1sker refused 20
accept tho ganIblt pawn and Janowski los.
r6Ok IN the middle game. thus practically
losing tho game however, an adjourn
ment was taken thi. evening. play 20 be re-
sumed Tomorrow sfseFp0on Present score:
Lasker. 1: drawn. ,; adjourned, !.
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cutler wins Bar, sr,i SCOUTING Race.

CAHBTID"E. Nov ~ Roger Cutler "a >
tam 81 'h~ vars IS Cr~W. TODAY won me
-nxI~ -,-Iii ra = op.u 20 Harvard oarsm.n
and for = "up offered by 4. r HerrlCk,
'O IEsrs we're eight starters and the
'Our-' wBs lhTr"-, ,iar'"T, Of Inil" long
tr.'lsT won b.''fhrrs lengths. II - Parker
~ was second ana Z. Peabody. "
The sun., 1910-11-18

from, Jersey Guy. was no mS'rh for KNOCK
out brow IN u fas' ten round bout. which
went the liTnlt. ~ the Brooklyn Hsach A. e.
Iast night Prom IN" -tnrt Knockout brOs n
ms~d Ms lef, 81 EiIl, pounding u WICh full
force into smI.ha stomach and kidneys.
AZ the Anal hell Smith was all in and sag
geTin1.
The sun., 1910-11-18

special CSois D~spafeh n THK SrS
PANS. Nov. -. The race for the Priy
PNtriarche at tuteuil to-day was won nv
Davis's Cheshire 'at wtdeners Petsop.
oils was second and Orxetti- Serpentau
third. Nine horses ran. The Iockeys we're
DmarRough. Taylor and Lancaster
The sun., 1910-11-18
I,.c Na,ri wip for wInan..

.nrc3.. ,a,S Drsp1'ch 10 ruP Srs
r...p"- Nov -, ioI!S NIusn-'- Ia.
vIl-' Fon tho race FOR tnr hlie~trer Pfa'.
of 80 sovereign. ~ the Derby meet Ing
'3-aay. L. BsI$,ry's Bernard vas second
ana " ". g. Singe.r papnyero rDish~d
rr,r !! NiBc horses ran. The betting was
to 2aGatas. The Valet. tJI Rgsinrt Ber-
uiE,i and 10 - against PapaS~FO.
The sun., 1910-11-18
Ccntrr !.re Of block


Nh'1 Srrsr'
Th~ approslrat- amount ~ 'h~ Hrn n. ~-r- .
IN satisfy which the ahovs icsrTipcr pror"r'. B
Ia Sc sold II Twenty tx ThograId NiG' EI.u.
and FNry stt and .5- iSO Dollars issG!s ~
Interest thereon from NJ ~ al UfGt-C
together with costa aud al. .oV incr au,oG.' rIr-
Thrc- Hundred and ~cycnts 4rN"r u .C
Ntfh Interest from DciSher .Sth 1910. t|E '
with 'he expense OF 'hr sale The spg .
amount of IN. 'AIT.. ~ srnsuta lnri Nrf ..'
nr o'hSr Hers NnIrh are to he al'C'g-r' a. o.
chaser out Of the n fhsE NOR NJ 70
Referee. l. tiEht HgrGrcd Sev"ri- f...-
t1scffsi
Dated. N-r YORK. Nnverb 7tr. rg'.
The sun., 1910-11-18
d. sr.. rn, cl,.n!a, nescsts trrncs nrr,,.er.

B"-TpA. Nov u. George BnckrnscHnits itst
~. form; wo-ld'- champion wres'l-r
d~!r.,-! Maurice ,ie Isia.. the spirs cnsfD g.
pion In two ",rlIght fails here tonight
Tho rgs~ian B-cpYeI tn nrrs fall in ~
mInr.ter and the second IN 1; minutes
The sun., 1910-11-18
PRDRO@ Ap@.

u. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE. JscEsonvtl,r a
October 81, Ie10-4eatsd proposals for 'ns :.
noval of ne yreck -ChAihaan. st ths er ift - :,
- 81 yoe,ns River, FLORIDA. wiu bg fs-rivs1 %
laEs psaes unei u H., N@vsmbsr q. tsic aad isss
puhAacay epenga. ln8DElarsql an appgea9nd
okDt N HRAk.DENG. EADA k1sSA
The sun., 1910-11-18
ui,ans win NJ. Isas@i,al,.

special Cab,s Dcspdfch 70 THI SUE.
BAvAsA. Nov. II. The game ;O-dly be-
tween the AlnendaTra nd Detroit bss@n1u
ciubs resulted In - victory for the Cubans
by a ~ ore Of : TO Z.