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The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
His Labor Wasted.

At a fire recently brave fireman came gasping and panting from the burning building with his beard and eyebrows singed in the flames. Un der one arm he carried a small but heavy box, which he deposited in a place of safety with the air of man who had saved a box of government bonds from destruction. On opening the box it was found to contain six bottles of new patent fire exti0 guisher
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
THE BRINKLEY WEATHER
Freakisb Display of Elec- ericity Wednesday Night.

N1VId iiaSEeS or SneeJ anC IOfk- ed lightning and loud peals of thunder, dark and threatening clouds. a biting cold wind from the north, a driving down pour of rain and sleet was the strange phenomena of the 1910 Spring and Winter weather in Rrinkley about 6 o'clock Wednesday night which put many Brinkleyites to guessing and thinking unpleas- ant thoughts.
 II was the strangest weather ever witnessed here ard had 1t happened on Monday night (the time set for the comet to swish its tail and set the earth on fire) there would have been even more of an unrestful feeling.
 But Thursday morning found dear old Brinkley," bedecked with a beautiful coat of white the third or fourth snow of the season old Sol was shining forth in all of his glory tho; and it doesn't take long for Sol to make mother earth shuck her duds" of this kind in this balmy climate.
 In this connection. some of our good people sometimes complain about the cold weather here. The trouble with them is that they do not know any better. If they could even but see some of real Ninterin the north they would not complain. 4 northern friend from Wisconsin showed the ARGUS man Q picture of Q Wisconsin town made last month, in which a crew of rail- road men were digging into [ 10 l2 foot embankments of snow in the principal street of the town, trying to tunnel the way to the bank. Another friend who left Brinkley for the north in No : vember returning south on the 5th of this month told tae writer that he never saw the ground a single time while he was in the north. Think of it buried in snow for nearly eight long weeks.
 There is no section of country on earth that has such a splen- did climate as this. Four seper- ate and distinct seasons. Just enough of Winter to make us look for Spring. Then just enough of beautiful Spring for us to be ready for Summer. Then with even 8 mildor Sum mer than old Kangas we watch for that beautiful and most charming season of Fall.
 The writer has been from New  York state to the Golden Gate of California. from the Great Lakes to Mexico, but there is not q section of country in all of the land that can compare in point of real delightfulness of climate with that which We of Arkansas are priyiledged to enjoy.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
WONT NEED A cRUTCH

Often all a man earns goes to doctors or for medicines, to cure a Stomach, Liver or Kidney trou- ble that Dr. Kings New Life Pills would quickly cure at slight cost Best for Dyspepsia, In- digestion, Biliousness, Constipa- ton, saundice, Malaria and De- bility. 25c at All Druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25

Said MT. c. H. Dayton, a veal thy citizen of Iowa City, Iowa, who was in Brinkley Wednesday: This is the most remarkable place 1 have ever seen; there is scarcely any evidence at all of there having ever been a cyclone in Brinkley. l can't see how on earth such strides at rebuild ing have been made. It speaks volumes for somebody or some influence. How was it done?o
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
.Tuse About Town.

The Souvenir post cards carry a message in the pictures they bear, and if you don't believe it, just ask Esquire-elect Jas. A. Saine about the one he got this week and which was marked JAMES A. SANE, Personal, {" said oue of his friends yesterday to the ARGUS man.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR
The Deadlock Broken. Var
 damar Gees Down.

One Of the most feIlidFkapiS Political struggles ever witnessed in the South terminated Monday uight when the deadlock in the Mississippi legislative caucus was broken and Hon. Leroy Percy of Greenvilie. was selected as United States Senator to succeed the late A. J. McLaurin whose term would have expired Mar A, 1913.
 Mr. Percy defeated former Gov. James K. Vardaman, who had led the contest from the start, by the close margin of five votes, Vardman received S2 votes and Percy g.
 As during the whole contest, So it was at the end-the field against Vardaman-a and the former governor was only defeat ed by the withdrawal from the contest of Street, Kyle and Byrd, and the throwing of their com- bined strength into the Percy column. One voter remained loyal to Alexander, but only one.
 Mir. Percy's nomination was consummated after one of the hardest fought contests in the history of Mississippi politics.
 It was a contest that tried mems souls.
 And when the final clash came betw cen the Titians on the fifty eighth ballot there was no man who would wager on the result. There was TO man confident, while the vast crowds in the gal leries were expectant. eager for the final vote to be announced - the vote that would tell the story of the success or defeat of their favorite.
 It was known the vote would be close and it was believed it would be even closer than it was, by some.
 But it was when the count be- gan that the tug at the heart strings was hardest, most diff fcult to restrain.
 The vote was so close all the way that only a discussion as tC counting one vote relieved the tension.
 The court was still close when 50 was reached, but when tho vote passed so Percy was gain ing. He was at one time l2 votes ahead of his opponent. Thi: 1 lead was cut down to ten, nine, eight, seven, six, then five whics was the majority Percy had oyel lVardaman. The final vote wa, Percy ST; Vardaman S2; Alexan- Ider 1.
 1 Mr. Percy s speach of accept. ance was a masterpiece.
 Following Mr. Percy, former Gov. Vardaman made a speech, pledging himself to support thC new senator in all his efforts 1T behalf of Mississippi. He saiC his own interest were eclipsed bl those of the state he loves but tha the principle for which he stood would never die. He then an nounced his candidacy for United States senator in 1911.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25

who received his commission of appointment as postmaster Wednesday, Dr. son has served for the past fr wears and his has been most satisfactory
 Dr. Smson came Bnkey in 1893 and has practically been la citizen ever He graduate in dentistry from the Michigan University Ann Harbo which city was ms ola nome R his kind and courteous manners his efficiency in his profession he has made for himself many friends in dear old Brnkey He one of the builders the New Brnke IS of staunch est most reliable business Dr. Smson vcepresdent ot the Monroe County Bank and gathered around him bit of earthv possessons way farm lands city
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
Thc eimrls life

Few suspect how unutterably little the world and lts sDlendor have been able to turn my mind giddy HerFings and potatoes-a clean wooden chair. and wooden aroon to eat milk soup with-that would make me skip like a child, for joy And this-without the slightest trace of cxaggeration. From T letter Of Jenny Lind
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
Eenn Rridie on Tong ie.

Do not fuss and fune oyer passing matters and nag at persons who may be near you or under your authority Try and remold your manner or rneech if you bave been foolish enough ;o adopt an ungentle way Of acting without thinking whom you may pc offending
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The ARGUS is authorized to announce Geo. W. Clarke of Faulkner county, as candidate for reelection to the office of Prosecuting Attorney, of this the 17th Judicial District. sub iect to action of Democratic primary.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The ARGUS is authorized to announce Eugene Lankford as a candidate for reelection to the office of Circuit Judge, of this 17th Judicial District, subject to action of Democratic primary.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
Take Lonn to Enumerate.

When l don't sleep just count my blessings. That's a splendid thing to do, because you fall asleep before you get to tL. end of hem.-Margaret De land
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are hereby authorized to announce ". A. Oldfeld as a candidate for Congress. subject to the Democratic party.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25

FOR COUNTY CLERK. Stark Oliphant. James Engle. FOR TREASURER. Wallace Graham. W. l.. Hinton.
 FOR ASSESSOR. ". F. Jimmerson. J. W. Knight. R. E. Smith.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
COUNTY CANDIDATES

The ARGUS is authorized to an- nounce the following candidates, subject to the action of the pri- mary. March 30th, 1910:
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
rupaonlous Nars.

The city of Prague harhors an archi. lect who rejoices in name disfgured b. no voweis, viz, Rtkrz.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
W. B m@s ItHu
CITY TICKET

FOR MAYOR
 K. N. Henderson FOR MARSHAL
 l.. C. Owen FOR CITY CLERK
 V. V. Wilson FOR TREASURER
 Jno. X. Westbay ALDERMEN
 1st Ward Gus. Roescher and E. l.. Woodfin.
 2nd Ward E. II. Con verse and J. A. Stoker
 3rd Ward l.. K. Brown and N. P. Lawrence.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-02-25
'" "'o"Ss s.

''a "'o@Ss
 mot mothers in this town ,' race every night '" .' tha uaoyf ,,... And they pe'' ah;,5 the matter is. chsnc,,s' ns,s '] child is starving-w0,,s. ' ing arsi all of its food. M M dren S.n1, have worms, yop,' ns95 s9 Whites Cream vsrni,a' iyr's get rid d of the 1'''' va, strengthen the child '''' h,.r Price 25 cents per b,a.| oy'converse's Drug Sim sss
 Laugh an grow ia, 's' v.
 savice, but a feller kin l.a'a s' 'ct better when the psp-,r,s 'sas'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
Kindor sehreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- r OR

Sn ct. @0lten feierte ser 6ra1ll-
cisfanerprielte uno &oniitorialratb
g. Mlfons a%onitart 0aS Giamantene
Nrieterjubilalm. - SSn @ien be-
ging oos gbepaar @en5el un0 So
banna aubredt in Urban (8e5trf
53naim) oos Set ser 1iamantene11
Sodseit. = Sic @erfebrs1torlngen
0urd Sen Sdneefan bauern an. 9ie
@intidgal1babn fat megen zines Sels=
itur5es Sen @erfebr poQig eingeiteat.
SIM @romper Sbale lit ser 8etrieb
oes gleftricitdtsmerfes geltort. Sn
@orurlberg NOR Ser Sdneefaa bon
beftigem sturm begleitet. Sic Stide=
reien in Manfmeil iteben itia, neil Sic
eleftriide 4raftleitung 5eritort lit.
.Sn 6%raitan5 lit ein Sal1S 5erltor1, tn
5mei anoeren brah 6euer aus. Ser
Sdaoen in SEN Sbitgarten uno @al=
oern lit groB. SIM Settbal iin0 gan5e
@olotbeile our9 2aminen fortgerilien.
moroen. = Sic gtaotpertretung BON
6ran5enS.bao bei6loB cine Mn=
leibe, gum 3mede Ser grmeiterung Ser
be%ltebenoen &uranlagen, INSIDE onoere
gum Mnfauf bon Moorgriin0en, auf-
5unebmen. = Muf ieinem 8elibtbum
&orneio bei Salurn lit I'M Sitter
bon 81 Sabren Ser ebemalige Notar
uno 2anotogsabgeoronete Seinri6 81.
b. Mobrl geitorben.
2mrembnrg.
SsSn 2uremburg perldieo Dor
fursem ser befannte Sumeller Sb.
@er5ing-admpf I'M Sitter bon II Sab=
rem. = SSn s olflingen f%eierten
fiir5lid Sic gbeleute q. 2iel6 fire
goloene @o95eit. = Sn Setingen
perl6ieo Sc 2ebrerin SRI. Marta Be-
rens i'm SITTER bon Is Sabren. Sic
fat etma 20 Sabre lang in ibrem Be-
rufe gemirft, oapon 10 Sabre in SOL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
tina total in glammen allf. Dnrd

qing tptal in Glammen allf. Dnrd)
oas lmltiir5en zines Sol5bautens
wuroe sic 11iabr. Sodter oes 2aro-
mirtbs Irieo. Gaa in Sodenbe1m
eroriidt. - Sn Ober mo 5 :
malo fiel ser 2ienltfneht @ebrle
beim Sobfabreu l1l,ter sic &aoer uno
erlaq leinen Gerletungen.
@!iak-2 ptbringcn.
;Sa ga cite lit Ser allgemeil1
inter ben 9sameu vHapa Sdrans"
befou1,te Geteran ghranb int SITTER
pon IS Sabren g%eitorben.- Ssn 8 b
meiler feierten Sic g6eleltte Sacob
Gidbad 11no Maria, geb. gggert Col
oene @od5eit. - Die &farrei % IL
ian Fat Elm neues @ereinsba1s er=
holten. = Sr1oem es SEM gliibenoen
Sfen 51 nobe fam, perbrannte Dos s
Sabre ate 50bnden 0es 6arbermel=
tiers Mield in Golmar.
Sdmeis.
Gprtgelett lal1fen aus Der Melt=
idmeis, aus SEM Canton 8ern l11o
sen Srrogegenoen Madridten ilber
@erbeerungeu o1rh ltn1petter l11o
stl.rm Elm. Ser. Sleden 9angem=
thol. Canton @ern, lit poaitannig
iiberidapen1n1t. sluf ser gilen6abnll=
sic 9augentbal=@1ttmin lit Ser Be
trieb ~eingelteQt. Mebn1ide Meloungen
trefen aus @iel, @er5ogenbudlee
lno ct. Sumner Elm, no 0le Bab11l1=
ME unter @aiier itebt. Trauenfelo, I'M
Canton Sburgn1, lit 0urd Ben 11nge=
bel,ren Shneefaa fat p%ollitano1g ool1
telepboniiden @erfebr abgeldnitten.
;sn ser 9tabe bon Sitten, Canton
@olis, fon1te Ser @erfebr auf Der
simploulinie 9ouianne=8rieg MN
ol,rf llmiteigen bepdltigt meroen. Ser
8a6nbof Oranges itebt gar15lth
lrnter @oller. SSn peridie0enen Cor
fern m1bten sic 8epobner Sic Sal1=
Ter perlallen. Allentbalben lino Die
INSTRUMENTATION I'M @aage. Mut Der
@ptthar0linie itpdte ser 8erfebr bet
grltfelo, 0o sic Strede Mmlteg=Gl1rt-
nelen 0urd cine @run0lamine per=
id1iittet NOR. Ser ol1Beror0entlid ltar=
fe gdneefan erbobt Sic lteberi4mem=
mungsgefabren. = Sic S6ulgemein=
Sc 8rugg bot ibr neues S@ulbans
eingemeibt. = Sn ct. @a1len fano
sic ginmei6ung ser pra6tigen oorti=
qen 11euen Sonbane itatt. SIM Ml-
ter BON Is Sabren itarb in Germ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STUB. Gutter. =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
@ie anie Menisfeiten fd perbreiten.

SD bin 20 Sabre alt nn0 retle Die
meiite as3eit," ibreibt 8. s. Golion
BON gIii abetbtomn, &p. $50 INNER id
binfomme, empfeble i@ electric Sit.
tiers, neil id oemielben meme ausge-
seidnete @el l1nobeit uno 2ebensfraft
o%eroonfe. sic ertpirfen ieoesmal
@eilung." Mie oerfebIen iie, Ben Mo.
gen be%r5uitellen, sic Mieren nno ein-
gemei0e gu regulieren, 6ie Mteren gu
itarfen uno oaS 8lut 5u reinigen.
Sic mirfen 8unoer fir i9pade, per.
unter gefommene Mdnner nno 6ra11-
en-, iteat Sic 8raft Der, Ben 2ebens.
mutb un6 Sic @eiun0beit, Die cine
tagli6e 6reuoe lit. @eriudt tie. Sour
SOC. 3ufrieoenbeit lit poiitip ga-
rantirt bon Ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

Die Union Eacifie : 8abn mia fir
1bre Mngeitellten cine ~&oflidfeits<
i@ule" einridten. Gie @erualtunq
bat mobl eingeieben, mas ieoer &C.
1@attsmann meib, 6aB @ofli@feit ser
Angelteaten gegen Sic &un6i@aft ur1-
erlaBlide @orbe0ingung gum geidaft-
liden grfolge lit. Mnoere 8obnen
meroen, penn lie es im ltiQen nidt
ldon our@ Snltruftionen getban ba-
ben, oem 8eilpiel folgen. sol6e
Sdnle1 maren aub fir 6as liebe
Fubllfum eonnuten, namentli9 fir
oaS ser StraBenbabnen. @er ge5tpun=
gen lit, bon 8eggS' perna9lqiiigte1
8etrieben @ebrau6 gu MAIDEN, finoet
ga oiele @elegenbeit gu entipredenoen
stuoien. SIM 9urdi@nitt iin0 sic
Jabrgdite leioli@ mobl er5ogene, ge-
biloete Meniden, menn es aber gum
@eorange fommt beim Gin o0er Mus-
ooer in Ser fir6terli6en @n-
ge in Sen @eitibulen 11no @dngen, 90
legen iie mitunter cine eri9redli9e
&udli6tsloiigfeit, ia 8rutalitat an
ben Sag, 0aB man Sen ubgefrabten
Cad roben 8arbarentbums gu ieben
neint. 3as fonnte an0ers iein, menn
lie liebe Mitmenidbeit efn mentg Gin
eben baben moQte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
@enn ser Menih 8eh hQt! Ser

@enn Ser Menid @e6 fat! Ser
friibere @bisfep=8renner Sobn Mc=
8rager batte $4,000 Gteuern aui
SdnappS be5ablt, ser 6nr9 Geuer
pernidtet mur0e. gr perlangte oieie
Steuer BON Ser 8unoesregierung 5u=
riif u110 jebt, nad 20 Sabren, fat inn
Ser aongreb Sic &iideri tattuug Ser
Summe 5ugeiproden. An 6emielben
Gage aber lit Me8ruger geitorben.
Ser alte SEER fat nidts mebr BON
ieinem @eloe. s[ls langiamer 3abler
lit ltncle Sam idon bon ieber BE-
funl1t. Gus eflatanteite- @eilpiel bat
er init Sen u6ren6 Spoliatipn
geliefert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

sem. SSn 3emi6 begging &err
Gnirinns, gater oes befannten Ser
8enfabrifanten ut1o Standardization
0anten Srn. Mic. 9uereIe, I'M &rei-
lie ser 6amilie leinen SO. @eburtstag.
- SSn Grintingen feierte @err
&eimib Slider iein 25iabr. Subj
ldltm als @iirgermeiiter bon 8alobre<
oinu1s. - Sn grn5en itarb I'M Ml-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

ter bon 81 Sabren ser @eneinoeDor-
lteber un6 &aIienrenoart Nic. 8eber.
- Sn ghterna6 muroe inter
GROCER 8etbeiligung Sic iterblide
@ule oes %peritorbenen @errn Sbeoo.
@er5ig, Gaters bes @errn Gmnertd
@er5ig, Hfarrers in Golmarberg nno
friiberen &aplons in gdternah ST
@rabe getragen. - Son einem 3ugc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
So rsseorbiiern,1a 9uuneritas, sen 10. geaars. 1910.

Der @incial=gabn 2uremburg-gdter-
naf mnr0e Sic III sen 5Oer Sabren ite=
benoe 5rau 8igelbad aus Wei-
mersfirh, Die ibrem Manne oas
-Glien bringen moute, tootgefabren.
Sn W ntort feierten sic gbeleute
5taatsmegemdrter 2l1omig-&iid ibre
goloene @od5eit. - SSn Eetingen
perbran1ten @al,s mn6 M0bel 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
9fid,t MIR &pblenldn0ereien

NstuVA uAl Iull=
oern aud 8boSpbatloger 11n0 Netro=
leumfeloer miro sic 8unoesregierung
f%unftigbin pripater Mltsbeutu1g Dor
ent9alte11. Sn Sen Staaten @poming,
Soa6o un0 lttab aaetn itno tit Sen leb=
ten IL Monaten gegen AZ Milionen
Mder Observation-Disclosures 5uriidge=
5ogen morben uno in sen Staaten Ga
lifornia, Colorado, Oregon, l1tab un0
8poming uber 5mei MiQionen ader
Seuanoereien. gbenio iino friiber in
ttel1n Staaten Sic @aierfrdfte REFER
Dirt moroen uno in sen Iebten IL Mo=
noten iino peitere 81 6liiie oa5uge=
fommert, iooaB in II Staaten etpa an
oertbalb MiQipnen glder nit ibren
6luBldufen fir &raft5mede %reierpirt
iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17
Observation-Disclosures aufolae lit

Observation-Disclosures 5ufolge lit
Sic mirtbidaftlide Sage ser 8epolfe=
rnng Ser oeutiden &ei@sbauptltaot
CUR 3eit ai6t beionoers ginitig. 1ie
3abl Ser 3mangsperiteigerungen 6eiBt
es Sarin, fat gegenmdrtig cine @0be
erreidt, sic faum nod gu iiberi9reiten
lit. Sn Sen Efanofammern tbIrmen
lib an Sen &eriteigerungstogen gan5e
Serge bon @egenit1noen uaer Mrt auf.
bon Der Maidine fir SEN @roBbetrie6,
pom &lapier Biz gum fleiniten @irtb-
16attsarttfel. 2as gleide sdidlal
tbeilen gan5e Observation-Disclosures.
Ole Observation-Disclosures baben oft lire
ltebe Motb, an Sen fir iie re%ierpirten
GerlteigernngStagen gu Wort gu font
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

Sin unternebmen6er 3eitungsmann
fat Die &etie bon Nortlano, Me., nod
ct. Souls bermittelit eleftrii@er 8ab-
men gema6t. Sour Sc Meilen ser gan,
gen Strede mllBte er per Dampfbabn
5uriidlegen. Gas gibt einen 8egriff
pom Ser ungebeuren gntmidlung oes
SpitemS eleftriider 8abnen in ser
oltltdem Salfte ser Ser. Staaten.
Jreilid lit Sic 9feiie per Gilenbabn
eirltmeilen nod bequemer uno biai-
ger.
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neber Ser @eiier" bate sic Quar-
ia 5u ihreiben. Ser fleine 5rib berid-
tete: DIT balt er langere 8eit Mube.
Gam fangt er aber I'M 10 fraftiger an
81 ipruoeln." 0as lit gang ri@tig!
SroBoem erbielt 6rib9en cine 5tun-
Sc arreit. Seine ueberi@rift lautete
namli9: Ser &aiier!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

Gs gibt ein Cling, meldes ii6 nidt
an oas @etter itort, un6 6as lit &beu<
matismus, un0 ein Cling, meldes ii9
nidt an &beumatismus lt0rt, uno 6as
lit ct: SSacobs Del; er gebt gu 8erfe
unb furirt iofort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-17

lin 6em 56muggel uno Sem ii9
Ser Steuer5ablung. enlightenment Ser
febr in alfoboliiden @etrdnfen iber
Die amerifani id : fanaoil@e @ren5e
mogli6it Elm 3iel gu ieben, beabiidtigt
Die gun0esregierung, cine 51pan5ig
SUP breite n5rei5one" entlang oa
@ren5e gu i6affen uno 0as oa5u o.
foroerli6e 2ano a115ufaufen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-12
Captures Glen Cove Handicap al
Empire City Track.

New York, July 11.-With The Turk and
Dalmatian scratched. three starters faced
the barrier for the Glen Cove handicap at
Empire City to-day. One of these horses.
Ben Loyal. was the magnet for the sup
port of the ducsted set, and he landed
the money by a head.
Barleythorpe showed a flash OF his old
speed for half a mile. where he quit
Then Ben Loyal galloped TO the front. but
he began to tire at the last sixteenth.
Garner then went 20 the whip. and Ben
Loyal staggered home a head in front of
Fauntleroy. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Fiye and onehan furlonss Dart
worth. ia tscovillel TO l. won: Thrifty IL
iShiliinEi to l. second Stare. III tGass). Is &c
!, third. Tine. aa. Hiecoush Scarlet Plume
Firewood, Footfail Ginstick Handruuning Flyine
Feet. Tripping BsccsUs. Even Break, Ben LAsca,
Welsh Cal ard Excellence also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Jeanne d Arc. il(
tShillingl to 2 won; Sir Alvescot ll2 fKoerner1
to /. second; Rosmiro. Us Martini to l. third
Time. :l3 Commedienne. Horace E. Stargowaa
Tubsi. Constellation Faultless. Royal Onyx, Bat
Masterson, and San Vito also ran
THIRD RACE-OHe mile and twenty yards
Noon. lO4 lH0astonl. 10 !. won: Harvey r.. Ig
CAfccaheyl. s TO /. second Bang. loT lang, Il
!. third. Time. :ls. Star Actor. Sandrian, Shaw
nee Big Stick Salian and Sn.ng also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SK fnrlongs. Ben Loyal. 10
lGarnerl, 70 5. won; Faantleroy. III gShlingl. 4
70 s. second; Rarleytharpe is Powers Il to 5
third. Time l13 10. Three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Five ard ons-half furInnes. Mr.
Golishty, 100 tkoeraerl, u to %. wo1; Rogon, 10
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-12
Kerry 3 whttmere Forfeit..

The game scheduled yesterday in the
Commercial League between the r. P.
Andrews team and the Berry & Whit
more aggregation was forfeited by the
jewelers.. as Manager Lynn could not
put full team on the field.
When the D. n. Walford and the South
east Y. N. C. a. teams were admitted
into the league in the places Of Hecht and
Brentanos. it was thought there would
be no more forfeitures, but it looks as
il the teams are going back into the
same old rut and il certainly is dis
couraging to the fans who take the
trouble TO come out expecting to see a
game and have to turn around and 90
back home In disgust
Not only does II disappoint the people
who wish 10 see the games, but It hurts
the league financially. The writer be-
lieves that as soon as the league gets
some uniform rules and regulations there
win be a big change for the better.
whereas now one day they play with
one set OF rules and the next another.