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Fergus County Democrat., 1910-09-13

only false and malicious, is not only
i'll direct contradiction of the facts,
but is such that it could only have
been made bv man who, knowing
the facts, deliberately intended to
pervert them. Such an act stands on
a level OF infamy with the worst act
ever performed by corrupt member
OF legislature or public official and
stamps the writer with the same
moral brand that stamps the bribe-
taker."
Fergus County Democrat., 1910-09-13
Passe Partout binding in all colors
at Democrat Supply Department.

All the new and most modern ap-
pliances are to be found at the En-
pire Barber Shop. 2-l-tf
The sun., 1910-05-19
FRET FIGHT tT ROVING WITCH.
nst'lc, and Jhsirs a. Weapons NTtcr
IFVs Heats Three Neu

r0-HF. grg DstHrfet % rHE SJN
rsrf. We, g liarrs Lows 81 On q
match azaiH,i three men a. rhc sale
Aagram tonight. rhe AFFAIR ending in =
'ree ngl' Lewis opponents we're Bob
,runI~n an American negro Bsr' Roper
NJ n''woufh and Bob DAVIS ol Nev castle.
"n-Tvna IN" f"rW- ~ The match rc-
uu'Tvi that Jew, stop each man within
tn round Davis vas kn0, ard out hr %
sif .th .r be- stomach and q righI Cross
and was unconscious for some time Roper
no second man zoos mo count Tor -ayen
from tn Ipf#rrH ru fIa -r,pnd round Du
rriug Lev'- rushed in and planted h.
shl nN Enr"r hear putting him fp sleep
,'an'nu upruod nu attacking IaNis hut
Ou.a' .u ftr .Iin,hes holding Lewis
I-s D. n'I.HI right bo1L on Tho point Of
~'lr .on.- fsu ana f1s negro went down
Tor a rpuu. u. seven To the -e'nnd round
~rHuIuU HrrHf lei ls'uf. 200 the hoard. fui,e
'ert= PLACED Fhrrs Uupk. buf ~HauInn con.
H1ued rr-fITug unrre,krd threw Lew.
and hu"l' uu NIm Then 10 thrptfled HIM
Until Do HH- purple Tr rho face
At llprv tho manage and rho -a,ontz
uIuuet mo- be- -In. Hnf hif ~rtnlon over
- hNa' v.fh q rof'lr The crowd yelird
u- approval ~.frlou. WIN bI00d stream
ing iU'r tl. l-au f'll Irur the ring toward
'Na 'nrr. Ne kuo.kaF doRn q woman tu
.f. hs.f" Ii" crowd NI' iH With tIaf-s
1tfl"- 1uf STOKE A. 30 20 nod a.Dnv sam
N.No. ~HuIon -rn0nl leaI,.t into fhs
m .'t.r "t- thrown AMI nIrrhe referee
lr'Hi 4..HHr of N"n lur, he re' cree
dis. ..ua'I..1 ~.3uou
rh' police Hr' rn sud ro 'hr afa.
The sun., 1910-05-19
INDIAN HARBOR =. E. RlCF.
siNtl-n,e FOOteru and Oth-r CrAek
Yachts Nlrrady Entered

The Indian Harhor Yacht Club wnl
inauEurate its Yachting season on Decora-
iiou Day with a regatta for slooPs N classes
\ T.. and N Although the entries for these
races DO not close until the Saturday before
the race Cornelius Vanderbilts Aurora.
George VI Pynchons lstalena and " ,
Lippit's Win-cms have been entered in
class \ and Rear CON modOre Harry l.
MaXNell has entered the AvenEer and
Lawrence barr the Eleanor u isexpected
that Morton 2 Plants neW Shima aud other
Yachts will take par' iu the rares N thes
are ready
The warning signal vii h. made ~ n 10
O'Clock Yachts In class X will he siaFted
az ~ ~ Ulass !. 81 ~ Is and rlass VI o. ~ -
Ns,hf- in tlas-ez n and J. viii sail twenty
rauttral mile- They will 90 from the
starting line. which udl b~ Oh me red spar
huov N tho south esiern end of Great
captains Island 70 the CoWs gas BUOY od
~hinpau Point then 20 he red spar buoy
N Long Neck Point then across the sound
20 me black spar buoy on Ilovd's Neck and
p hen across the sound again 20 the flushing
line tlass VI varhts Nill sail 70 the Fas
buoy on Shippau Point. then N the black
spar buoy Oh center Island POM and then
hons fifteen nautical miles These cOursss
may he reversed and N 80 he code dag
letter will hp sst by the committee The
rlrez will he under the rules 0f the Yanhf
Racing As=o"iatiou ~ Long lsland Sound
D. Burr on Harf Henry T. pelton and Richard
uutwater are The members ~ the regatta
committee
The sun., 1910-05-19
',OIF
~ ~. We NIp'n Take the IIOnSrs In NJ.
Ner,liN club TOURNEY,

Iorrun'fr'E fur -eycrai other contestants
conditions GOVERNING m. q uiyersify club
-,r H4ri.,su Gf Morris county Yesterday
made DO possible .pr person 90 WIN onIy
ono rr,, OfIrrRr-r 70 " McNlpiu q
'prw"r pI u,aionian VINO knows every
H'ad" bf grass o. tH" Morris Count y course
-o 10 .u'ik Vpu'd have cleaned thing. Ip
versra'r lsH vas The golfer IN QUESTION
vir % -.urn NJ 10 foT the dsv won the
'hIr' --IE H".r yro-- pr.yc
There we t'-o Dr'.r Tor fhe hs.' gros.
.Hdr pol Tn eighteen I1.0 round. and this
uuld t'-. have iil.rn ~ NJ Alnin had %
rer1 u0ss.n', 'r- person 20 win more thar
"u" prize 'T ''r early hour. whom Neathar
.orl'''pIs EnrH 'aT from rrop.fiouz McAI-
r'u 70 ."d m D.. O.. gong ogt % ~ and home
nn' H.s,sr1 read as follows
g.' - -
- N.A.Du took fhr zro.s prile Tor the
Iuut.r round " u NarderpDo. another
'r'r.e0 n" Fr.f 'a'U Nfh Hu sI 10 the affe--
T"uu Tr,"..rf t.r fr0phN for tho hest
zhfssn goi" -rp-- Nyure- Wfh thr AID
Hs Isri .Dau 70. Ar.r 8'.o had Iov net
... Fr no Nod aT-adv been taken ,trr II
Y ANCrd of AWher-I Won With f.f
-- ls. Z " Itr.afun ~ Johns Uonking
Hn" , 2 lrBH Of Anleru also came IN f0r
rrf rf.ra- a good -I-d Geld started
Nu' rauE HrHpp.d by no vsvsIda Including
.''r.' .". % i"rmer INTERCOLLEGIATE
n.urn" " .n made Hu - in he morning
I'' .H1Ing .ur"- we're a. follows
The sun., 1910-05-19
LlWN TENNIS.
Piay In west slie =. &. and Harlem 7. e.
TOuFnamenls.

Despite ihe heavy rain Of ths morning
Yesterday the courts of the West Side Tennis
tub we're in condition 10 continue the club
championship In the afternoon. Two men
reached the semi finals In the lower section
They were Frederick e. luman and John
Tomiinson lnman me- l. a. Fitch ana be
made ahOu work % H. winning = very fast
match by the scors of6 ?. 20 romlinsOn
was opposed hy Newton Rae. aud 'he former
won by score Of g .. 81
The doubles were put under Nav. here
being an unfinished match in The hrst round
between Dr Ewing Tayior aud J. : Billings
against =. Moen aud e. NeWComb Afier
both sides had scored a -et aud with tho
score all ih the third they adiOmned on
account Of darkness, Among the entries
are Harold n llAckeit and Frederick n
Alexander. the national champions. Thsy
had warming up in the session Of the
Skivi Cub Yesterday. and today the cham
pions will meet q n Bodman and partner
In the regular match.
The summary
Meas Championship Singles Frst round
loseph 'onden defeated Edgar " Ls0nau
49,
SeCond Round-J Joseph Coadeu defeated Or
J. ". Travrli. a, O. Ross Burchard defeated
fdwin y. Fischer - a.. J. p Fuller defeated
W. ". Wasbhurn. -. 81. ! = Cuahman de-
ieated q. Groesberk. 6-Oa-a
lhird Round Frederick G. inmAn defeated
]. u. Fitch. q. 80 John Tomnnson defeated
Newton Rae 6-1.a
The courts of the Harlem Tennis Club,
being IN low HrOund, were IN poor shape,
and the number Oi matches disposed Of
were not many william u. CmEln de-
ielted Walter l.. Pate IN the fourth round
OF the singles and reached the aemi-hna
"a the too section, whore be u coupled with
J. O'Neale. n NJ Phillips won from J.
l.Outher IN this same round. and IN the cent
nhal lower section he viii be coupled Win
the winner Of the Halt B0GgH match few
maicheS we're played in the doubles
Fbe summary
Men's Sngles-FOurth round-WiinAm n
CTagin defeated Walter l.. Pate. a.. IA. H.
NJ Phillips defeated J. Jowther. IS. -.
Meas Doubles FIRST Fonnd-I iowthef and
q : ttroe.herk defeated ". y. Chase and y. "
Salemhier hy default
Second Round q. schubert and r. T. Wood
defeated J Lake and n. n. Hobart By default
J Ntctnach her and \ n NOshei defeated u
Rohlnson and partner b. default
Third HOUND. SteinArhcr and y n Nosbeil
defeated { SchubeTl and Y. T Wood $3.50
The sun., 1910-05-19
ETTE RF4TS LGHIGH.
Scorr - Ia IN - I-S IN Track Wcrt
Two New ReeaFsla

SorrH BEgHLEHFN - MAY - fahv-
cite won The annual track and field meai
from Lehigh to-day. 81 pa 10 fg 81 point.
u vas the hssi contest 10 ysars etvsen
those fwo rival institutions and uas de-
cided only nv the last event. he broad
Jump Two LshiEh records were smashed
Dawson doing the two mile IN 10 minute.
a - seconds. and Gmham "a king the yole
vault with % feet . Ia aws0n clipped IS
seconds nh the IehiRh r.Cord The two
mile Vas he Drettiesf race of the day. Good.
Win leading mosi of tho way and betnn
beaten by yard M the tape
Zach team took ak nrsiz Iafavaffa
Winning however. more seconds tahy-
etfe was sirongezt m the sprnfs and
iehiRh in ihe field eventa Iafa yetta vas
greatly hand Cap pped In the meet her staT
point winner Capt HerriCk. being out of
the contest with torn llgnmenr IN his isF
shn nj was he bezt individual point winner
II the Ineei inning nFRi place n zach of
the four events he vas tntrrrd
The sun., 1910-05-19
DE ORO AGAIN CHAMPION.
Defeats Huesisn IN Match al Three
Cushlon nilllards.

Alfred De Oro won the match FOR the
three cushion carom billiard championship
defeating Thomas lluesfOn by q score Oi
10 70 ill in the three nights play The
match vas played az Doyle's new billiard
a"aderyv on FOttv.second street anu each
% chr every seat IN the section aet apart
Tor this match was occupied showing that
there - considerable interest Ia the three
cushion game when stars meet
Thoma. 4 lluesrlu of 81. LOUIS won the
title and the lambert trophy from Fred
Eames of Denver. who previously had won
from DE Oro and now DE Oro Is champion
again, hat he viii have 20 defend the title
within sgty days ~ he has accepted the
rha1ense or Lloyd leyney of Salt Lake
city the western crack. aud the match
10 10 he played a. Doylrs.
Maurice Daly vas referee last night
When the game was resumed the score
stood. De Oro, lOO. llurstOn. -. 20 that
DE Oro to win had to srore 20 before HuestOn
made a. A. the start the game was slow
Zach player was watv and carrnms counted
only az intervals HuestOn failed 10 Couui
m his nrsi six innings aGd later on DE orO
faile,l ave times In siirCessOn In the flrS'
tWentv-srysn innings De Orn made o.
while lue-tOn scnrri %, showing how
closely they were fighting % out. De Oro
made nflIllnnl UNN CuAhlou Hhols Mulfu ne
followed With q very clever hank shot
Then HuestOn shoW'd solne 0i bic ability
a. the game ilr seemed 90 have shaken
On the nervous strain that 4 PLAYER expert.
encrs when PLAYING a match game, prOha-
hlv realizing that his chances were very
slim and he scored five remarkably fine
shots The hrSt Of these was by very accu-
rate Judgment II fine angles and another
was a hard draw TO the side and then taking
tho lower rail and SIDE cushion the cue ball
coming hack 10 he red ball which had lain
only a few inches from the object ball
A. the thirty second inning DE Oro had
made q CarrOmA to u by hueston. and then
De Oro scored very fast aud played brill
antly In twenty innings he rolled up
- points agn inst - by Huestun Then
Huston did better work. scoring II points
IN his nexi eight innings DE OrO PLAYED
a hank shot "a count on the two halls close
in the love- right corner. with perhaps
the width og two halls between the two,
The Cue hall spun around the table and shot
between the two without touching either,
and one spectator renia rked that he could
not do u agAin N he tried Hue@tOn had =
similar shOt Ne banked and repeated
DE Oro's operation. shooting IN between the
two again
De Orc nm out IN his sixty-fTst inning
IN the three nights piav he had taken tsf
mninFa to make $50 caTroIns In the third
evening he Oro made 20 10 Hueston's 81
- that he had heaten the former cha mpton
In zach Of The three sections Of the match.
The sun., 1910-05-19
AUTOMOnnD
What is the most
important part of an
autOmobilei

Usually the manufacture Of a,
accessory says his speeial,, IS
tires. wheels, magnetic. axle. gears
etc.
But when you get right doan to
it. the engine IS the most ,rtally
important part Of any car, lu1 as
the heart is the most rmpo1an,
part Of a man. II is the mo,iy,
power that suStainS the lie action.
Skilled engineers know TIN, tor ,
fact. The engine is the frs' thing
you want to look at when sou ey.
anime an automobile. ,
Do you know that the
The sun., 1910-05-19
nIr Enrr, for schseIne, M..i.

q .eNpeoted tFa' hot ween three hundred
lnd four hundred -ch0olbO- athletes will
oouiD@tr IN The annual nf-rzcholast'C 'C frafk
meet and game~ of h." Columbia Ibiversirv
Nhlstic NssOciai icn which vii he held on
south Field on SafUrday afternoon The
schools fhat have ALREADY entered hill teams
sre me Newark ACademy Prekakill
Academy MHcksTyia school and practically
au rho cItv high schools IN addu on
fher" are n number ~ entries from schools
loo ne irlII dual cont asfs
The sun., 1910-05-19
y. ). q. BEITEN ON rRACK.
HAverfOrd score, SR Points Out of PossI.
ble lOa.

W. NsA@AH wv - RAAA-
ble lOA.
HAvERToHD May n New York INT
yersity vas easy for HaverfOrd this after
noon. the local athletes making g. out Of q
possible iOa points in the track games
Tborne Of New York was the only man in
the meet to take two nrsis tie won the
mile and tNO mile IN easy style
The summaries
ioo Naui Dash Won b. Mcconnell Hayeriord
Davis, HAyeff0rd. second. Time. " as seconds
- Yard Dash Dead heat between Davis and
Mcconnell. 10th Of hayerford. Time = seron0s
80 Yard Nun-Won ny Palmer. Haverford
NOrlin. y. Y a.. Second ufne. 50 as seuOndA
Half Mile-NOn b. smith. y. v. T.. Roberls.
HsyerioId. second Tine. mlnu.es u sseOads.
Onc Aiae-W Woa BY Tbofhe, y. y. T., Merritt.
y y. I secOnd Tine : minutes 81 seconds.
Two Nile Won BY rhorns \. v a. Norris
HAyeriord. second. Tine. 10 mtnu,es = seconds.
Ha,cfford, and Brindea. y Y. e. Time u )
seconds
N Yard Hurdlss Won b. Cary. HAveriord
Crawford \ Y Z seroud. Tine, - snoands
High Jumparie between Froelirksr and Porter
Of Hayerford Height feet inches
hr0ah lump-WOn BY e Froehcher. HAveT.
ford White, '. 4 secOnd, Distance 70 feet
inches
pols Vauli-Won by Ross Hayertord: Porter
Hayeriord ssrund Height 10 feet
shot Put Won ~ Wesiey. y y Y Gashelln.
y q second ustaace. ~ feet IS Inches
Hammer Throw Won b. Eiss. Havertnfd
Moon. Hayerford. second. Distance. % feet
.nrhss
The sun., 1910-05-19
PGDIO
COspersisun Easily wins Frsm Port
chester Team.

IN q one ,idei polo match on Tho field
NJ Tho WestrhasteT county Country club
f., yesterday Cooperstoun. the team managed
by AmBro@e Glars dsfaared Porfrhrs
ter ry q soore ~ % goals tos'
Malro'm stevenson scored less ihan
nine goals f1r hi. team and PLAYED n bril-
liant fashion 20 He delight ~ an unusually
good sized crowd The lineup and sum
mary
e. o. Hradle. ton. e. No . N stfvcns0u I back
O # Won ado Total handicap la
Port chester Nu A. a 4 uoUuei q No
A. T. Crawford o so D. q H Hun. back
A.. Hunt. Total hAndicap. =
Goals hy f1oprntosn Stevenson. Pey nAI
n m ~tAdr. Total ~ Goals hY Port Chrsirr
D. Hunt . " Hunt LOST By n~nalties. one haif
hy handicap Total A. Referee e.
Potter Time eight r~-ods. 20 4. Minute rarB
The sun., 1910-05-19
SorIen Rnd. See John.sn re,

SAY FHsNusOo, Msy ls Jack Johnson
poNed nine rounds thi- afternoon with
three mon Marry cutler George Cotton
and Dave Mills The spectator- included
some socis'v buds ohaperoned bv Ned
Greeuway. cOtillOn leader and leader Of
he looal Pour Hundred Eddie smith Of
on Aland UHs also an 0bzervant -perta Or
Ne thOuEht Johnson was in grrg form
The big negro vac evidently ahesfed hv
rpid fcRgy weather Tor he vasn 80 rapid
81 on SUNDAY Stiil he made all his spa ring
pa ners look Ike noyices and he nearly
knocked out George Co''on in 'he m ri
round
The sun., 1910-05-19
.NJM.@y

engine is and has been the stand.
ard gasoline engine for years even
long before automobiles were ever
run successfully? And that 'hs
OldSmobile has been a successful
automobile for twelve years, which
is a very long time for the auto
mobile industry in tins countv'
So il is evident what an enornou,
advantage the Oldsmobile had to
start with. G. the best gasoline
engine in existence. Have YOU
ever heard Of an Oldsmobilc en-.
CINE breaking down,
The rest Of the car va, bmt
around this remarkable engine and
used il as the standard high
standard for automobile eonstuc.
ton = but il is the reason why
you see today 80 many 1900. 1907
1908 and 1909 Oldsmobiles running
right along with other 1910 model,
In appearance-which means dc.
sign and line" the 1910 OldSmo-
bile. in any Of its models. shoNs
class" throughout. In Performance
il has Justly earned the terms Rel-
ability. Reliability, OldsmobiIlty
and these terms resulted from the
experience Of owners. not through
press notices Of specially built rad.
ing cars and specially geSred hill
climbers.
Alwsys-ready-abihty IS what Is
wanted in a motor car. and YOU
get 1t in the Oldsmobile at two
thousand dollars less than you psy
for other makes in the OldSmobue
class.
Don't accept these statements
because they are in an advertise.
ment; come in and substanuate the
claims for yourself by any kind
Of a demonstration--or better
test.
OIdSmObile Co. Of \. \.
Broadway & ;Ist ST., n. Y. CITY
Also sold b.
Llnkroum Automohlle 20 NewArk ~ s'lr
supply Co. whits Plains HoFtcs saEgs 4 son
Poughkeeuuie A " Hlanchard ~. Flstblsh
Brooklyu, LOwas Garage Youkers. A. Zabrisss
Company. Paterson.
Licensed under Selden Patent.
The sun., 1910-05-19

Marry Cline won Tao games Yesterday
a. Maurice Daly's billiard room. In the
afternoon he defeated 3. Nalv By . sr1re
of s1u to s. Hishish run was a. and
hr averaged ~ In the evening hs IA
rtated " Parkan by a arure ~ m0 70 III
thne's high run was rs. and his aVernRs
waE y a-tt
IN match NJ ~ pqinfa, three cushion
raTTOW hlhards ~ NIrfiraw's room 10
night George Moore was defeafei b. Henry
soIoman Of Portland UFg SolOmanN hiFh
run was Woure radp Is. wifh q hiTh
run n The game lastsd uinety.threa
innings
The sun., 1910-05-19
SHOW HORSES SOLD.
EIsInOFe Farm animals Bring Coed Prices
at Anctlon.

10 settle the estate of Mrs p l.adev.
the well known show horses from the Elsi-
more Yarn we're sold by auction ai vsn Tas-
sell A Eearney = sales stables last night
Nearly every prominent horse dealer AZ
we'll a. many Of the horse show devOtees
were present and the bidding was brisk
Changue squire. chestnut hackney
stallion. Nv NeWberry lightning. dam Miss
Rosador, brought he top price II the eve
ning Bids came fast and furious. and u
did not take the auctioneer long TO get the
price Out Of the three figures The stallion
was hnslly knocked down 70 W. Burning
beautiful h'tle chestnut gslding. which has
been a great favortte IN the show ring
and never fail ~ 10 get In the ribbons He
sent 60 y. Ryder for o. lOn
RnhNdnr. : 'horoughbred with 4 ring
n blues and championship 10 hl- credit
went Ia the same bidder for tsOo lac K
FROST that good old hunter. which b. the
hero Of a hundred battles. was bought by
James SChweiEeT for 500. Jack fros'
is ratalogued ~ lged hut he appears 70 be
pretty good yet and will proha bly, hRish
NJ the season m the shOW ring.
Mr kvdpi also purha~~d Mighty NtOT
dnninutiye hay stallion. Ave yeuFa Old a..
uhich has hsrn good winner shoan 20
puls ant in tandem wth Boncasisr MOisl
vhich went a. nouglas Robinson Tor e.,
Nronr thos- pre--nt Ner- Mr.. Julius
Walsh, Mrs ! NCkaY. Mrs Belle hearh
Hain. Mrs John Gerken. = CaupHsll ThoWp-
zon. NJ vnd Mrs Y y McCTann. Mr and
Mr. charles RaudUuine. Mr and Mrs
o. y Davis, Miss Marganet Weyher. Miss
caroline Bryce aud lack Day.
The sales
Chauguus squire ch q hy Neu brrrr
Cov u.5N
defender ch u Vydrr iin
llohadot n e hy res q. santa Anita
afy fHamond 10 " der ~
Artist's Model. br N s Brown sh
q Confederate b, g T. stuart Hollis -
% ark frost 70 &. aged James SchweireF. m
patur Pembroke 70 m 2 ID. No 'ullS -
RaEiiue. ch g. HarN Whiting u'
ardiT. b 2 10 y Davis NN
nourasirr MODEL, b DouEias Rnhin~nD eN
urfV Afaui Do = IN Rrds- as
The sun., 1910-05-19

n rho weather - clear to-day tho Road
Drivers Asso~isiion. Who uere ~ have
held Their brushes yesterday M the sf,eed.
way. Will run ihsm m ~ N this afternoon
The heavy showers 81 Yesterday mOrnfDr
played havos With the 'ract N Cssa tke
Weather does hot permit this afternoon a
f5 aEhuunCed fhaf The brushes y n ha held
over until neat Wcdnesday
The sun., 1910-05-19
Ferdham Pc, 20, InrIin,hI.

There vas much gloom over the Fordhsm
campus when u was announced that Bull
McCahrev and loe Sharkey. the Naro0ns'
star inhslders. 1re still under me ban and
cannot plav or account ~ conditions in
studies. Frank teary. who is fOrdham's
champion sprinteT. alsO comes undet This
rule and is barred from composing until he
had made good his conditions
The sun., 1910-05-19
TO-Dn'S CtRD ron RELEONT.
Harlem and GsIrty Stakes the ChIeG a..
traeti0ns

The Harlsm selling stakes. for thres-
year-olds and upe ard. one m lle. will he run
a. Beimonf Park This afternoon prh Prs-
END Reaucoup and Norbiit possibly the
best IN the Gatety stakes for tUo-year-
olds. four and half furlongs. Naushon.
Nadcap and Anna Casse have chances
In handicap. a. ak furlonss main track.
sir John johnson BeauUoup and Rose
yussn may 80 we'll
TvO-year-Olds viii run IN the third race
90 Ave fuTlongs With OnaEeF Hlus Mouse
and Winning Widow probable factors In
the steeDleo haze. a. about lao and 4 half
miles Neiloumini NAV heal Nestor
ami Magellan IN The lasi rHre. at seven
furi1nvr. Jeanne 4 Arc berkeley and Rae
gu.t may cat up The money. The eniriua
follow
IIr.i Rnrr Thr Gnrlr 10. trrn rsnr ola.
The sun., 1910-05-19
Nan.I.rbll.., n.rhsss..s nun. s.r.na.

T0F01T IHlTf Df10dfT1 % THE srN
PARIs. MAY Is-N \ Vanderblit's Rar-
hlrossa. ridden by ONeil. hnished second
in the rare for thr PriX Noodle. n s.i0o franrs.
~ Irrmblav to-day. The Bce was Won bv
Deschamps's SiEnoT ridden by CKilda
PellerinI- Iochanaan. uith Gill up. ran third
Seven horses ran
The sun., 1910-05-19

Bosr0N. May ~ -- Jimmy Walsh and Pal
Moore arr 10 meet 10 ne rtns a. the Armory
on MAJ 81 for Twelve rounds The
u atch vas mHd' to-day alter many dsy-
oi discussion on the matter ~ weight The
~ 10 yl1r 4 on ne afternoon ~ fhe battle
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HORsEs AND CARnIAGES.

FOR SALE--A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ac.
ton; TO be seen at % Cornelia
ST.. n. Y.
The sun., 1910-05-19

The Young athl"tes o. Baxter street
turned out 80 strong ai the Eunies Of the
Richman Athletic I.eague In seward psrk
Yesterday Afternoon. Public school IS
Won the meet with ~ DNints and Pibllr
school lf WhiCh got tho point tFOUhv iaai
year. sas third. making -, Public school T,
rot - u0trfa
The sun., 1910-05-19

SurTH BEIHLEHtw. 70 NAV ~ The
tennis team Of l.ehigh tp-dsy made . clean
sweep with tho team rrpTeaentiuE Junis,u
'Olleg". Winning ail tour event-
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Autos. Classy" -Searca" Kind


csrs NOT found n the average salssroom.
NsW Yoke Aueom0gns BarFain gsiab3saneat
Par EAcellence"
ieioleN, 0t8ef Peerieaaes. Parkards Uuieks
Fiaia. Chalmers. Thomnafa. Corblna Airos pm.
nans, hlicheih. ManWeila. Whitra psnaulsa
fiercss. Deagnays LOEisTs CouE. SlE cyIlndsrl
$500 to $3,0O0-RaFs SRaps.
Also solna cHBAPER cars laksn n snehsnrs.
equaRn ueatmtnt nluays. E1awinaonnI- D1I-,.
onerauuna cheeffulY riven
500 Bodies Every Known StyIs
d Slosk. YEW o. UgEn. See us aad aaye maaov
comRlsle iartsrS q rfssisss.
$50 % y0O0-FltEDd On Suit.
Our stock h bsyoad compagison most completa
SundTleS q C0St-cl8aTiRg UD.
EeaesE Aglo Hou.s aad son lhs Lusde,a.
BROADWAY AUTO EXCHANGE
50, %, 20 West 00th St.
ron sALE-sEvERAL GASOLINE CON-
nERcLAL VEHICLES. HAW IN SEEN AT
10 OoRNELIA ST. BETWKEN . ANB sso
A. ~ AND AFTER TRH. TAKE sIxTn
AVENUE ELEVATED 70 sTH sT.
The sun., 1910-05-19

RUTO SCHOOL

Th5r0uga. individuai ilttn1cuon. Lp.f
eluipme1t. lnapect uur plant Cieagls sitT'
wsgE. Erut fnr bookigL ~ W. sen e.. q 3
The sun., 1910-05-19

Good START: woa dTiying: novelty. D. 9. z, by
KinFaton Curiosity: owned by J. 2. haaoen,
trained by y. Walker.
SECOND RACE
r. 49,. -..v Ala anH tmrard Ann ahded
The sun., 1910-05-19

Fer lso. yeAI olds; ssvea pounds under tAs
seSls $500 Sddsd; tour and aaif turisag'
The sun., 1910-05-19

Coed start. won easily. Eddle Dugan. eh G.. >.
by MaSagan-Lady HOpe owned and trained
BY =. G. hildreth.