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corr ron ~ TOI RING CENTRE
Pine Roads for ,u'om"bilrS In THIS
Neglected. District.

1re -r,iion Of New England that has
been =" some extent neglected by auto
rpohiIi-'. O.. tar~ cod Although us
unstntnr-- and macnifiCent ocean hre"I"s
have long been we'll known 90 thousands OF
summer VISITOR a." Automobiles hAv"
detained the idea thai this great hooked
peninsula j. Iitl" less than mass Of sand.
I'tl. suited io plel-ur" tour IhtS old
fashioned view - gradually passing away.
A. scores of motorists from ho-'on and
the vicinity have don" "A great deal In the
I,s, 'av wears - mAk" the cape Z Cd resorts
popular for touring
4 l. Ne~tgard president ok ~" Touring
club Of Am.rirn has 'u-t "orn pl"t~d a motor
car trtp extending the entire length " tAp''
col and With 'hr "NrrI non OF ,eN miles miles
-,.uerv excellent a''OninOdatio ions and in
fa,t everything that contributes 10 de.
Iiyhtfgl motor car outing lhis Zap" God
,rtn forms hut on" section Of new touring
r,rrts to sn,ir'ls N" 'OaSt of View Engla nd
which - nov being lal or Tor the benrht
vcsks trip through the most attractive
part. 81 New EnslAnd
Mr westward. who returned from his
I'M e.'igating trip last w"ck. had nothing
bui prnise for Zap" cod A. n touring "oun-
Nv The main route, through tho Cape
through Narragan-ctt. Newport and Fall
River To- New Rs'ifnrd Witch may hs con-
.ld"r"d ~" e3''na. ., TO- , "I,' % "cyond
are found =" MhT"hAm and Onset. then
"a inging south around the head Of Huy-
lRrJ'- nav - Falmouth -Four miles no
yond FRlmouih the NTs' un"omfor'l able
-t-.tch of road j. found. which u,kily il
only una mir. bong On this stretch rude
oil ha- been poured IN top NJ deep sand
and The result - not AZ al satisfactory
Emerging from th'- oil ami ~Ind COM
b,n1tion rond travelling VII he found 80
S,uiult th.D come several milrS 81 0ue
tnn.atiau road which continues Nth bur
"A few breaks AL the way 20 chatham. n
"a tch point one turu~ uorfhwnrd on ~"
0nnI run - proViu,"'pwn In this last
= rrfrl along N" marrow uI'h 81 The tdr"
'hrr. ar, 'No -"''ion- u sludv road. each
le-. Than q mt" long. hu' with the~" 81
cent ions ~. rnttr" Tuui" 10 pTovInCrtown
cons f-ia of lin" nH'idlu road,
IN tho return TN N" sfuI" routs - fol
Invcd a. f1r ~ orleans whore thrTe - ~
.y,cllont inn and - this po NJ the touri I
viii turn to the r'Chr md follow the -hor,'
az { nps. cod BAY t'ong good narat1m
roads throuvr brewster. bern =. Harn-iahl"
and Sandv rh Juat beyond IA" latter
plac. ~ SJrlmpr" shnrp turn toward
The north ~ made ~ Ul" leaves he Came
cod district N'fgr several miles run
tIrnuvh fti'ilv wooded country over flTlv
FppI roud- Tho mofur.-t VII arrive At the
hl-'srir I'tl" town ~ Plymouth Aftef
WOW tng the NV mouth and other memoir ais
, ~ the Pilgrim Fathers hH NAV cont nus
comfortably along the shore Through MARSH
Geld and lOhRssct TO Boston.
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BID> ron GIiTEutLi LOiN
National assembly Has Three ia Pick
From To start on Gold Ba>ls.

NFw ORLFANs. July =. A Cablegram
from Guatemala city announces to-day
that the National Assembly Of Guatemala
- now considering the proposition Of
American GnanCIer- to float a new Gov
eminent loan which will snabl" the re-
public to place itself on a gold bass and
ret re the paper currency now M a DIS
count of &c to /. There ar" three propo-
ztIons befor" the assembly. all from
New York. from the banking houses
respectively Of Young. Sci gman and
Minor & Keith
Th. Young proposition - TeRa rdcd
a. the most fayorahl. II oilers 10 TAX"
th.. bonds ~ less discount than either
u th" others and Demands less interest
III" proposition. although IN tn" nam" Of
Young - bel"ved,tu b" that ~ y PI"rpont
Morgan < Co. which firm sent repre-
r..ntatIvs- - Guatemala "a Investigate"
tn" financial condition e the country
The Keith bud comes from the head q
the United Fruit Company. which has
important property interests ia Central
America. hut u - the least favorable uf
th,. three Offers.
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FivOR IRISH FEDERATION.
IIThernian Con, entIon Finds Win the
| Election of Onicers

PORTLAND. Ore July ~ The national
Hibernian convention adjourned to-day
after choosing Chicago as the place oi
meeting two ycars hence
Joseph Mclaughlin of Philadelphia
easily won the vice-prcSidency Thomas
Maloney, Mayor OF Council BUNS, Ia.
was elected treasurer to succeed John
,yuInn oi Jof;et. H. James 7. MctiInnls
Of scranton. Pa was reelected secretary
after a bitter contest with Philip + Sulll-
van. state president Of Connecticut
McCiinnis won by eighteen votes. James
j Regan NJ ~ Paul was elected president
Yesterday The directors will be: The
Rev William Mclaughlin. New Jersey
= + Morgan Of Washington, ID G
Charles j FOy of Perth, Ontario, william
y Dauch"rty Of Illinois, and Thomas
Powers NJ Michigan
Among the constitutional amendments
IN Ssed was one limiting the time during
which any national president may serve
two terms making the teaching " Irish
history compulsory m par"chlal schools
aud granting transfer cards between
European and American HIhernian soci-
cttss Another resolution |dvUCatrd IN"
federation Of all Irish American organ
izations. including liihernrans. Glen
o.. Gael and the United IRISH Leagu"
which arr working for the independence
~ Ireland II the hostile Clan ma Gasl
refuses to loin the federation President
Regain will proceed without reference
To the order
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Ion lslau, sand have stuiie the QUESTION
first hand The advisory hoard ~ heale
by Dr DavIi SarT jordan. pre~ident
OF 81 AFFORD University
ID u true, savS the llepartme'i
that "a few other individuals have freely
volunteered advice ~ TO the admit. istTa
ton ~ thus law and the fact thTt tins
advice has not been followssd has evii@'1tly
resulted IA their personal disappointment
and dissatisfaction.
The depart eut denies that Congress
specifically intended a closed seaSon when
II passed it's recent law. The Depart
meIi adds
The charge against Mr. l.cmhkey
that IA collision with the late lessee
of the islands he PERMITTED the killing
of female seals and ye1rlnR male seals
running into the Isus OF thousands an'i
then falSitied his reports so that iheN
would show the Department the killing
only 1T male seals Of The prescribed ~"
- obviously reckless aud "StTavagaht
On it's face
1t IN made without n particle OF eNi'
dence showing that u has any basis ~
fact or even indicating probability
Of its being true SIR. Lsmbkey has been
IN the Treasury Department and IA MS
Department for over fiftern years he ~
an exce.silngly efficient and fully informed
officer and has enjoyed the conhdence
Of both departments Mr.. lemhkey -
now AT his post on The Prybllou Islands
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LIVESTOCK m BrENOS AIRES.
Cattle and sheep selling In Arse"'i"s Tor
Pair Prices.

,..,,.,. have re~ently been nndlng
a rnark., for thoroughbred horses w ~"
Argentine Republic. where racing nou' -
and there - also a future Tor hors" pi Us
on tru. lines and ny crossing wv" Wv.
abundant native breeds nth lev year
o., ,L. ,urt and ranches sought fresh blood
IN Gran, nri'ain The native hors" J. -ma'l
and ~irv hut susceptible Of enhah'e'i
spe-d md beauty through iudic'ons p'"eu
ing one result has been a fine driving OF
riding pony. some being particularly g""u
for polo Indian Chief. one Of the Mra"oN
Rrook Internal lonal uonie- was hr"o ~ '"''
Argentine and bought NV Craze " "a"H'
worth IN London. FOR S"N~rai STs-H
Bueuos Avr.- team has been AZ hurilnShaih'
br,nyiny their own ponies and nnd'ng +"
market for them IN London after the season
Of tournaments.
There has been of late years a developing
trade With Great Britain In cattle ana -h"ep
on the hoof and n cold storage as dresser
meat In the latter COMMODITY VIGOROUS
rivalry being maintained with Nus'raha
1here are south Nucrican- who hen~Ne
their country j. ultimately de~tin"d to pro
vide the fresh meat supply 81 North Miner
tra Great Rrit ain and the I ont 'n"n'
The native stock ~ thr Argentine needs
tan h., improved ~ crosses with IN" best
meat breeds of cattle and sheen IN"
thoroughbred Sto-S - in demand ana
imported mainly from h"rd- oi HOS, ny
the 'nited states kept pur" on the -ianhaf,
English strains The priEes for Sto. \ OF
This tyn. al a recent sale in BuenO- ANr"~
hv the Argentine Rural SocletN Wer" hivh
enough to encourage further unporiatlnn-
A total of ga bloc,ied -teer- brought
/ I'm round ngure- ti47. 49,. an aN"raS" 81
sS5? Two hundred and Two Durham steers
/ to it-mi,e the onsi Fnmsnt. realized SIS: -
4 steer 10 win an Armour cup az q Nes'.rh
! live Ito. -huN sold Tor Ss,g5s u all ~"
! Young steers that were American nr~t PRIV"
winners borught 81. $50 zach ~as 3
wears old and the average SAW Ih~r"
| ~err forty--iN Hereford steer ami they sold
! fof S. 6Aa. an aNeTag" Ut ~ 20. ~" top Nv.
! hTinginv s2a 1s2 Angus steers completed
the oonsignment twenty rh' of them
sold for 2.aNl. OF which flN" went Tor
a. 4sO. the average being SIss
Ten -sl...te Hla ktar" sheep brought
ssSl SiNty Others realized .. ,hSi. an average
! Of Sa Those IN max teeth htoughl sto,
a. NOR. than sheep ylth four teeth Ninety
Linz oin-hir" sheep sold for SI.7a7. an aver
age of a bout tsu.
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RO,S mn I STOLEN THErk.
Detectives let 'Em Get % Certired and
Then Descended.

A check for slTa IN drawn on the Forty e
SECOND street branch at the Corn Exchange
hank which 4 HalpTin oi $50 Ninth ave-
nua rIgned aud mailed Thursday night.
was stolen from a private l"tter box at
80 IisIHnard street yesterday morning
a short time after tn" postman had placed
IN" letter containing th. check in the hoS
Word 81 the theft was sent Ia the offic"s
oG the Burns n sheridan Detective Agency
VI u Park row. representatives at the
American Bankers Association, and Ray
mond SChlndler. local manager of the
agency hurred M to the hank and
waited Two youths entered the bank
Will" SCHNEIDER was present and asked
To hav" the Halprin check certified.
DETECTIVES followed the pair over 10
SECOND avenue whom they l-ft the bank
with the certified check and watched
them make several efforts To cash H.
They had no success, and about
O'Clock m tn" afternoon Detective James
Harvey IT Headquarters. who had been
working with RI. Burns detectives. de
cided To arrest tho young mon. Harvey
saw or" Of the pair throw the check away
as he was arrested but Il was recovered
We'll. its ali up Harvey heard the
older of IN" two say when arrested BACK
TO Elmira for me. | guess
Both prisoners are in the rogues' gal
lery The older gave his name as Renja-
min Rsichman. Fl years old, of Sns Suffer
avenue, Fast New York, and the other
said h. is Harry Paramance. 10 years old.
living in East Thirteenth street, Man
haitian Reichman served fifteen months
at ElnIra and vas out on parole.
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KEELER BROUGHr HERE.
sister" says shes Its Nne-He says
the other MIfe's Money u In Mexico.

m nnprV nrYaD Enolar nDl fhO
d.. -
o. ~ .'''' -. =, r.
" -,
=, - Ii ..,,.t,,r NJ. wi
a. INA. Ky" w" e"'',' as
helrnina Lynch heeler OF bTooHlyh' VINO
was married To DIR. keeler last year. ont
of SIS. SOO. arrived IN BROOKLYN last night
~ ch.rvo ~ Do,ec,ty..- R,d1v and Muir
'' ,,',.l -, '''-,
ray "i inc nr"oAiy" 'cSu '"r
They were locked up IN the Adams
street police station and will he arrai gned
IN Oh. Ad.,,s strca, court to.morrow
-.
"lnr'hk'
IN" detectives VINO had the COUPE !"
tow supposed that DR. Keeler had little or
no money IN him when he was turned
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The twenty -S@rnnd annusl regatta NJ ne
Indian Harhor Yacht Club will he sailed o.
the sound on saturday. July 20 This viii
ha regatta for Yachts of all classes open
to yachts enrolled ~ any recognized vlc.'
club Entries should ia received nv ~
regatta committee on W before ThursdAy
iuly - The entry Of yacht will not 10
accepted Tor more than one class. Ther,
u offered a first prize in each class u hen tao
yachts start and n second prize when iog'
start The prize for the New York iacA
club thirty footeTS IL n cup presented ~
~ 4 Commodore Charles T. Wills. The EArl.
ing signal will Toe made At noon and ihs
south of the red spar buoy on the ~Nui..
western end Of Great CaptsinS Island
SChooner- and ~loop- Of classes X ard z
will sail twenty nautical miles The thirTv
footers and classes VI, y and y will al
fifteen miles The handicap CLASSES an
Yachts between twenty-two and tVeu'v
I've feet rating VIII sail eleven miles An1 ~.
smaller yachts eight miles. The cor.
mi'tec IN charge l. T. Burton Mart. Henfy
& peltOn and Richard Outwater
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N4JT'S FOOTBtLL WFN.
streng In BarkneId and at Tackle, m.
Material for Next Fail.

ANNAPOLIS. July ~ The mlGs I.pr.,
lose only one man from the foot ball r.a-
backheld This - Richardson. who 70.
four wears was steady ground sairs.
and strong In the secondary defence v,
CsuRhey. Elmer and Rodes ar" "and date,
for his place. In particular good No.,
may b. expected of Rodes Las .s..s-
WAS his nrSt Al the academy ana r- ,-as.
a me showing THIS year he weigh.
least la pounds and IL strong and la,
Halfback Is his regular position, bv' q.
would make an IDEAL man 20 NJ Richard.
sons plac" at fullhack. Both Mc'alshsr
and Elmer are experienced
capt. Clay VIII he at one OF m" hslfrsr,
positions lie - fast clever dodss'
with weight enough for he plar" psl'oa
- the first choice for the Other hslibar,
plaCs He II one Of the h--f backs 'hs'
ever PLAYED for the Academy NsigAms
40 seconds, Dalton add q his ground gan.
ing ability the power TO get m long purus
SoWell and Austin ar" two Other ~N,sllsri
men In the nght for positions b~h mi the Inc
IRWIN. who played uuar'erhsck The ll''a-
part Of last season, has another wear n
The academy H. chief competition, are
Rvrd shaw and Regan.
tn increasing experiment on the Inn.
will ba the tryout Of Neems a. centre TINS
athlete weighs little more than ian pound,
but - remarkably strong and active Ne
wa Sub-Centre last year and >tn'S then ha,
had "A strenuous season IN the wrestling
team and pulled IN the crew
Wright u about the best Of the candidates
for guards other men Who may be lie,
are Grafton, Anderson. /"nor, poug.ss.
M-rring aud wakeman some of hes
have done most OF their pla, lng ~ ta,s i@
hat the fact that hing and lottin, last wear .
excellent tackles, are again on the sglai
may cause them To try Tor guards places
Two good men should he selected from ~
bunch hut none - ~ heavy A. the ranSer,
Of Meem- should NJ"
Tn. management had difh"ulty IN ar.
ranging a suitable -Chsd uls for the coming
season The only hiR game on the lo.al
grounds j. that against he Carlisle Indian
other games are October l. ~ John.
Annapolis, October :, Rutger- Oct oher IS
Washington and Jefferson October ;.
Western Reserve. November :. i.ehigh
November ~ New Work University NoVem.
Ter "a tinted States Military Academy, a,
pbiladRlphia
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DANNY MiHER ~ THE LEAD.
American Jockey Ahead In WlnninE
Mounts and Percentage.

In the winning lists of the English turf
,ompiled from March tn July DAMN
Nahrr. the Amsri, an Jockey. 10 a. the top
81 tho string both In winning mounts and
percentage For the last few years h-
usually led IN IN" percentage bur finished
behind in tho number Of mounts won.
Though he d,d not Win the Derby h" has had
a remarkably successful season
one of hiS most notable DAYS work vas a.
Is,ot where he scored Two wins right after
Zach other GA two famous horses tie
st..red Bavardo to virioTy in tho gold cup
and IN the very neNt event rode Lembcrg
IN. perhv winner, 20 another hTaCke
Nah.r now rides a. l2n pounds and he ia
not III" We,ghti"~' % H." racks, for u
I,IIon who won ms 'elr's Derby, tips the
p., mn AZ IgH rounds The following table
sboN- tho work 81 IN" leading iockeys
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Three ,lsrm FIRE In .Ierse, az,

Tn. plant - W Afn"s Y Go manu-
farjurrrs Il spikes and bolts AZ Washing
ton and St"ub.n streets. J.rs"y city
was put ont Il commission last night by
"A three alarm blaze which Quilted one
half th. interior Il the two story brick
building and burned "A the roof The
fire was caused 10y spontaneous com
bus'ion The pattern room and large
number 81 patterns wer" destroyed
The loss was estimated a. s25.DIO The
company - erecting "A modern plant on
Comfnunipaw avenue. Jersey city OPP
-rations az the burned spike works will Ia
-,lstanded Indatn Itely
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nulIr, Mean, for cat uns VIE.

NEw BRUSswICK. y July 3 EU-
gen. Thompson Of South River. whit"
preparing Ia shoot a cat that had been
stealing his chickens IN his back ward.
ACCIDENTALLY shot his Wit" N tn" loft
shoulder early tins morning. Thompson =
henn.rv had been visited frequently
OF late ana his supply Of fowls was getting
low ~. was up early thus morning and
Will. looking out OF "A bedroom window
-aw "A barge cat enter the coop IL"
grabbed hi- rIf. and awaited her return
Mrs Thompson was holding M window
screen while her husband was taxing
ann aud the bullet struck her
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Fame, swimmer Drowned.

IoSKrus July y George Furlong.
II yoars Old. Of ip Ashburton avenu..
was drowned 20 day IN th" Hudson River
Will. giving group Of companions
"a ,yhibitIuu e fancy swimming lie
was ssiI,.i with Cramps and sank George
Archer u MoJueti" row and 1homA-
Driuuud e 80 N'pU"rnan av"nur dtvs'l
for hIm bl, did not succeed ia finding
INN until h" wa gong down fer ia. third
time Tho doctors IN ~ Johns Hospital
worked over him FOR an hour and then
pronounced him dead
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ImmiErant,. Pocket. Pick ed.

4 man who Said he was John Davidson.
n wears old 81 IVES, End Avenue. Jersey
civ which address IN" polio" say -
fictitious was arrested last night IN the
Imm rants waiting room ~ the New YORK
Ontario and Western Railroad at Wee
haw ken on the charge ~ picking pockets
Three ~ the immigrants said their pockets
had hs-en picked hut none II them could
identify the prisoner AZ having been seen
naa- them The immigrants left for tn"
Nest last M ght and there will be no com
plainan' against rha prisoD-'r whom he Is
arrAizn..d this morning
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VERSATILE HOOSIER WOMEN.
Farmers wives Drive the flinders. Their
Husbands shock the bundles.

CRNwFoEI'SyILLL. Ind. July 3 Wives
Of farmers IN Clark township, this county.
cam. To- tho roscu" ~ thor husbands
m the harvesting this week They droy"
the teams and operated IN" binders
whrl- their hust ands and such other
hsip a. could be- obtained put the bur
dleS IA the shock
Two pIIa- northeast az ladoga thru"
women wer" driving binders on adjoln-
inR farms all OF the sam. day They
we're Mrs James Tharp Mrs. David
Miller and Mrs Bud Freeman.
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COLONIAL PiRk roo NOISi
Man Who can't sleep ASKS Police 60
Drive out the Public.

A man called up the West iS2d street
police station about half past last night
and said Say. ! wish you would send
som. policeman around and drIv" TIA"
r-4opIe out Of Colonial Park.
What furs- asked Ii"ut Thompson.
They make ~ much noise cant sleep.
was IN. answer. Its an outrage
-Whera shall We drive them inquired
Thompson.
-Damfino. said the voice. Fast River.
for all | care
An right said tn" lieutenant i u
att-rd TO It What's your mama
Newer mird the Uamc. | don't want
To- get into the newspapers. All ! want
- 10 get 10 sl".p P"opl" ought To at ct
the benches and talk quietly Thy have
no business TO make So much noIsr Go"d
night
Nothing was done about the outrage.
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CONFERENIE BiTSNE\.
n,InoIs Had champion Team. hut NichI-
gan Was ~iFong WIN stick.

In the conferences region this year III nos
had the star baseball team III" Hint won
all the college games they played. and som"
II them they played with professional
clubs II WH- one 81 n" strongest 81 IH'-
moi. teams, and that means much from a
college that has produced man" pro stars
Figure. Of the batting OF the Hint. m"
Rndgcr- and the WOLVERINES, oth"rwis-
ILLINOIS Mt-ronsin and Mr htg an. shon s"nl'
eNc~ll-n' stick work, chiefly ny the Ml'hI
IN I.l.Nrr- The ngnrc- are
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Nassau Tennis.

GLEN cow. July -. The rlAv IN m.
mems singles tennis tournament Al Nasss3
resulted a. follows
First Round doubleday beat Batternan. =.
a -. Whitney beat stewart ~ dcfAli
" T.. Pate beat y n Weld. 90 - X "
warner beat J ? pesrce. -. o. c % Pas
nrany, a T. al. n. n. crane beat g. v
Nc keiVcy by default
second Round Pratt beat NcCann hy rCfaIi
Morris heat kimhAll Ga "a Ro,str Nsl
CtaTk. ID .. 90
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,RRrST .uERIC,N ENGI>EERS
Two National Railways N"n Accused "f
Murder Ia NrNtc -.

SAITILLo. MEXICO. JIlv y Nelson
CORY and Randolph Harrison. American
civil engineers employed on III" National
Railways Of Mexico. have been arrested
and placed IN jail her" charged with shoot
ing and fatally woundiuE Francisco Cantu
general foreman OF railroad construction
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Mr.. Lsru,ard spencer win. a, rrnns

NEwPoEI. n. |. July - Mrs l.DrillA-i
spencer. Jr.. on the Newport Casino courts
to-day won the silver cup for the women .
singles tennis tournament Mrs Spen -
had her opponent Miss Freda Pane .hs
allowing the latter half - Mrs Sp~n'e'
showed her strength IN the first -"t. ~hrh
ended IN her favor, y Ia the -ss'oni -
Miss Paine hra~ed and finally captured ma
set In the third set Miss Pane vas NJ
match for Mrs spencer The set ended y
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can't shut ont FIGHT FlIm..

OTTAWA. July ~ Tn" Dominion Gus
toms dopHr1 rnent las just de,'idcd that
thor" - nothing on thn statute books 10
warrant eV"lusIon ~ tho Jcffrics-Johnson
ngtt films for moving pictures
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Mrs. Bob Bnrdrttr Voted.

Pasadena. Gal July - Insisting on
her rights a. a large taxpayer To vote at
a bond election Mrs Robert Burdette
wifi, Of the prra presented
herself ~ tn" polls Yesterday and was
allowed 10 cast her ballot. The officials
mildly protested. but Mn. Burdette
assured them that she had sufficient
.SIucatIo ION and sufficient property TO VOTE"
Mrs Burd"ttc Is "A believer IN woman
suffrage
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E,prrr,ng a I,rIdsr .Inmncr.

I.,cT MoDonough VIII" ~ h"hInd IN"
d..-E. passed wori llonE la" last night
for the various policemen who will D."
~ duty AT tn" IT. 'cklyn Bridge 'hls
mornIuE 60 look out for 4 young man
who wis said go - rlann.ng Ca Juup
from the Br,dg" The young man !.
described ~ about II wears old. dark
couplr NON. and with n woman tattu"d
IN us n ght arm
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NASHVILLE Tenn july - \ daughter
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l,nv"rnor- tome today. Mr. patier~,n
i the Governors third wife and this the
first child " the union -
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