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LAUCHMONT'S Big OPENING
O>E NDRED iND TWEL'E
STARTERS ~ RtCE WEN.
" Ind. L,gh, and Piuk,. hut the Day E"d.
wuh a sausu Aurora Eas, winner !"
tier t1as.- -shimna q, erhauls N'enErr
More Joy Heats GRAY jacket

The Nr., day of race week az IAr"hmon'
50. . hty success. sn lar az the numu"r oi
starters was Concerned lher" ""rs w
v,,ht. that crossed the star line and
nearly every one ~ this big feet finished
The Wind early IN the day vas ishi from
.cu,hW.s, and u uas very huky all over
~. Sound Soft spots Nsrs =" l." fonnd
everywhere " Was an eNaspera'inS daN
About ~ in the afternoon there was
sharp sauAI IL came from IN" north ana
.rar Il had passed over TIE Nind -e''leH
down northeast
Three -choon@rs started and SinitAr
from Philadelphia got start ions way
ahead %, the Others. which practio ally gave
her the race
Aurora had the beat start In 'ae class
and while she Was going on about her own
business Winsone and lstaIsna had luninE
match that took them nearly across the
sound Nin-ore GOT the better Of I-'ai@na
bu, could not catch Aurora The difference
In times shows hos fUky the Wind was
Aurora ueat Win-oue - minutes n seconds
and l-talrua - minutes - seconds.
The Aysnger wa- nr-t away IN her rae"
With the Shimna and at IN" end 81 IN"
nr.t round had lead Of about seven mInutes
pn the -euo ond round she was hung up, Whll"
slipper HsnAu "a ahl" "a pix out IN"
b.-' puh- of and and brought IN" Shimna
mrs, ross the line by , m'nlitHI - -e "nh-
did well on the nr-t round. hut pn ~" 80 ond
Flsanora out-ail@d the Who'll" lass and
was an easy winner Johnston q" Forest
vOn hi. third consecutive vi tory IN the
~ footsr Nep-i With Alera hn.shlng - ond
The cara Ma won from NtndNard ana
MimosA III in the ~ rating class
: Noble tooE the new y boat Gray
Is, ket TO ar, hfnont from trave-eni BAy
Gray larks' hs- been winning ~NerNthing
on the IoVeT hay but ye-t"rdav 81" sailed
against " " Child-'s More Joy ami Was
I-at~n 3 minutes - oni-
The ,0ur-s- took the va hts 20 the East
ward hr-t then a ross the sound 10 Hemp
stead and then 20 the finishing lin" The
summaries follow
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RACING TO B4Y RIDGE.
-Four Motor Boats start Prom Marble
head To Finish To-day.

MAESLEaF'p July ~ Pour motor bot-
were started this morning ~ the srnu.
race over the Marblehead- Ray Ridge cou-s,
They we're sent away ov William r. Csrls'5s.
chairman of the Corinthiau YAch' GLIB
regatta committee a. 1905 o'clo~s N.
startling line was OF the Cor'nthiAn elle-
house and a crowd gathered on the piAyras
Of that club 10 cheer the yachtsmsn - ihsy
started on their long journey They are 10
go 10 rho Crescent Athletic Club At 7sy
Ridge and TO keep south % Long Island %
their way. so that the race :. entirely over
an ocean course The distance - .s' r'ilss
The starters we're James n smith Oeves--
l.. 4 Rah'- Al1eharAn. = q tales. u,
Elmo n and Y & Seymours Blue re'erV.
The formalities AZ starting were 'imp.s.
The vAchtsm~n had spent several day'
~ this port and had made their headquar'
tsr~ At the Corinthian laCh, Club. and tf'e'
IN" yachts had taken on stores and Uer-
In$p-Cted and measured Mr. Carla'on 'o,i
the owners that a preliminary sigma Vo-t
he fred A. - o'clock and Ave minutes la'e
anot her gun would he the signal 70 20
The Oeve-ea Was the nrS, A~ross thA :. n.
She wa- followed closely and IN order -
Aldeharan. Elmo. II and Blue Pe'e-
harhor and they had three hours rIn before
they would get a favorable tide Then "
would 4 5 +" tar s an,t they S2i 20 MonST,l ,,l
" would he AGAINST them here na- Zen
come rough Weather 90 The CAPE lately
and " - not eNps'tsd 'har thev wi'l Ds abe
To MAKE remarkable time
IN" ratings Of the racers are F1-
Peter ~ - pev--~e - IS AdehSrAh
~ "a, and Elmo a. - - On ihs-e at NJ
tn" RlIs Peter 4 will allow O-ye>~s Nog'
81 minutes - ond-. Nltehsran 3 h0iN
~ minutes - seconds and Elmo II hour
"a minutes - .Nnl-
Ih- Hue Peter has -o-Gn Nolm--
motor and ~ ~ thought that she ar Tas'
bot u cen eleven and tvelv" nau'i"a. Tl-'
an hour II Snr ,an keep w eleven H.tr'
she III take iventy-siN hours 30 rat'
the Journey and should hs ~ ~" 'rs-
line about noon 'o-day ~ -h. eNIe-"I ..
rough weather she n, ~ b" LATER
At IN" Cre-r~u' Nui"t., ''gN ~ hM
Ridge preparations haH" been Hys
re-eiNe the TRsr~ t.ufuuiprn -'a
Who has offered the ,4T for " ''.' '.T
are racing i'll have rI- IA. ~tIg ~.'.'ia
an Uhoret ~ th. cluhhru-s st 'N o'.fS
this morning lli- rev ~ cNl"r'- y,
he on board ami after TIMING tho . -
they viii do their h~-t 70 enter l'h -
visitors n thev are not firei ont a''"r '.I
hard work The Elmo n vA- the Ninns
Of last years race
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As To THAT BTZZTR.
Sow. Both white and ned. "a, rne''"
Wake AnisiaNtts.

RoSTpN. July Ic.-N member ~ 'h'
|hi~ago white Sos today made -" '",.0r
ins statement IN regard 70 the al'sc't iin'
system a. the New Norg Hizhland"-- "i's
"Fiye memier~ 81 th. chicago No." No'
and one member of the Eoston L'i 'oN
stand ready 20 make aNdayU M r"sa-l "
what they know ~ the signal vor-
Iwn of orr ner IeCame sr-HH -
the heavy hitting done by the H's
lAnder- and were on IN" lookout ''' ''
sort of game 80 annsh u N.. -
sitting on the bench, haprene! Q" -" -'n ~,
thinC moving TO and fro IN one ~ '." 81
IN centre field Ne told Quay vha' Pr" -
seen and DufIy sent hin. out to -" '.'
was .
~ soon as Lee started for the .' %.
point Hughes the New Norh 60. NT
started for the outHeld And heai NN -
to the spot When Lee arrived '. .. '"'
nothing BE-,
The next dAv I'd walsh. hslpei 4
pair of strong field gla-e~~ -sh! - .'-J
see the slides IN The -ignhoarf move ' 49,
{ ~ a. the rival bEtters came 20 ha'
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Pnisburs. %; New Nsrk. .
~ IsuI.. y. tirwokI,R. FH.I game
- ISui,. :; BrookIyn. . ~erSnsI game
thIraE.. q. PnIasi-IphIa. :.
~ CINCINNATI Rain
sr,>atvo 20 rur ,russ



PIrrSHrED. JaIy % The vorid.- cham
vions mad. % four straight over the "an''
thI, afternoon Ih"y beat MatheW%"n
for 't- second tam" .u 'ts -~ri'-.
Adanl-. who -tart-I ."r r.t',burs. lasted
oul, two .uu.rS- ami whus hr Va- on the
rubb.r the visitor. mad. four hit, amt
dld excellent vu.s uu'U a." seventh. when
Hs "A. ut ItrG ." relief pl'' hers Wrf"
rulI.lrf..a lnu Ntrf.. -uI he FORMER
gaN. ttrs. ..r. Jl -..f'u .uE.nE- Ma'u"N-
-"u va 'n., r''i uT tor 'h'' AN" uni,s
Iu les ',an 'sp .U.Iu--. 'H" oi lh~ ihr"''
hl'~ t"lns tpHr.r.
H. "a. .--f ru.u- ~npdrr.-- 'h" rrs'
man - '... NuI..~ Nrl."t ant , moment
r-r' 'a Murray tp o. NHhn- o."
-"'"ui 't-"t"s'u ~ b" u" !. uTl N""''h
'aut tud Hur" o. ''' -"''nd De .lh.
tr-' mtn uI. singled ,o ,."u'r" Ni~r
over -",uEb trlLi... . .nus h' - i"A'l
4"' iu't IIlutr- f.HN" uT 'l~" .ud
both ,.ur.4i . H.n Nr.alStt,- a'HHl"t n" eft
the r'rh ln-u " .-nu rrIpied over MuT.
raw head aIIu ur'-i whom 't.u>uA ~lugl"i
fu I"'r lu 'n" ,'''n'n .Nuu. b" N'~' man
tu-r' .r',r Nu'l " ~ au." .puIf'd % hoNl"
" tl-.u ,aT~ aIHs. N4't hI- -'-"ud ir.'ie
AMI NJ, k.- mn" ra.s-i aNsr the plate 'r
g. t-pu .Hig -a'rtfi'' %. '' >u"iSr-~-
" ,-uu ..I,'..l Mathew Na- ~f'-' .tu'"i
fnF randall lE 'NH 'Igt'N I" lti -"
uuVu Nu.u Isr,r i.' '" Igt' '"u'r' '"r
'Vu r4-..- H'.. u-,gi v hen su'T duI'i"fi
Mazu.. trt ur Suu,. .E~t--.- 'Ufuu v"u"
y Irrlr 'upn second "a" 'arI" IN "a l'Nl"
'4u. rl,. H' NJ, h''' m" .a-i n'
lHe &c. rs Of ''" gan va- %" N"'d,nS
"' ~r.si.rH-- Nfr taI 's'' ur'..'- no
..r.-.. .f.s ..'a. 80 fH,rr IH, es.! sHui fHr
long n.'- ,n..n 'r"E .n'' 'ir ra' Ih.. -"or"
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Yach,-m~n E>"hsnE~ Yachts.

,o' Irsrrh y rl"',h"- Of PROV .
and Frank = ~mt'n"r- ui New Work ~
. hanged 'arh'- on trTdav - N~Wport
.'nI TI"'.N"- na- fak"u 'l" -'"afH"r ki--
r.,r Ind y.l.u 80 NT -r.ifh"r- his "a, hf
t,rruf.t cot Fle''i"r wanted . smaller
.... Hr ''Ar D." fu.Fi' "u'"r ' 49, tr's'n b. h
fT.rt.r ~ -tf-if The turfn'na Va.
H...I. no r.H1 D., Law i"' from d"-. gn- by
~ tHr-.Nruf.gi she .- - fa..' over all
... 'r,f % .T. i"- un D." n1f'r l'u". ~ ie''
o. %. E... basrr and lu feet draUgh' The
, ,r.s. We hH1' N1 'i" Hu-.r 4 Jones
. .r.rtu. I'm l.pG from designs by "
"A r.-.ryl am IN. ItU 'e..' oNsT all
jig ',.,.. On tho water lu" o. feet h"am and
% i.... drought Both Yacht. ~" huilt Of
-'.ss.
90. 4 tel tptrf.v iv No agsU, 80 of GOV
= ~'.,rr. 1r.d Gtriov Orr ~ this CIV
-, .,rr. rrr.- have $3.50 eT'r'.i together
80. tartar Of IN. 49, fou' rNlu -rrrg steam
no. ...',pat ipu"'r f'r t'-orye ' 'hisolm.
Z - B.uIurIiu : t'Iuu-~- y.
1 I, vDp Will 'rtII-" ou her a. far East a.
Bf~ IttrtgT
The sun., 1910-07-17
utNUtSSFT nv err.
Watch Races To Br sailed ,n the
week BeEinnInE july rs.

r.4lI.ry' CUP Vlli rc sailed during the
g... ..--.'r ng IulS - IN Gr"enwIch
ms cup 10 hell uy the Indian Harhor
Nt.h' ,lIN ard ~" orirfFitu J a'ht club
Of " Ntrll.fsrd has th1ll.ux...l and named
-. MtyourrssU - fI" fhtll~rg rg Yacht
Ti. rf.u .,Ii be- defended by VI, hard \
Monk W.udNart. th" winner "f last
year. -srts-
~. NmcrI,ln Yacht ,luh viii b" reprs-
zsu'.t 10 Tho ruce- bN Stuvva-aut VAIN
wrlyhf'- cara Mr md -. IstTrhmout
NpIh' Ilub bv EdmIud Ee.ks-'- N.m1-t
I'M IN" races - the mach viii he -aIl"d
N t.rrtt Captain Island beginning Uu
TI.s4ty .IllV - and ~ 'onfIuVe until
she'd SATURDAY. and SUNDAY "NCepfei
" Blflc. l'uU'HU. " VII TsUre-"uf N"
,0rIr'htqu n,Hf 'lub ~ Marble head.
Prof charles l.Hr" Poor q ill represent the
Indian HurhDr Yacht tlub and lanes u.
sntr.Iuam MA- n.-,-L -el.--.I =. Ic.r-rc
The sun., 1910-07-17
-,nI>u| Irr~ I,N0Es -TsLT- as CUrKsE
HIIfr


SANS. pF,K ,,~oFs sT'E- 90; '"'rST "a
at.EH
The sun., 1910-07-17
It\OI>T> HiIE NPORT.
". CarmaIi wins Open Race over Four
Nue Cours- on GraNe~~nd Bay.

Narrh@-s 80 tho New ork canoe I'Ih
hold 'N-ir ',r'f"'h annual regatta FOR canoes
on ,,-a,s-"ri B1y y"-i"riar The V@A'h-r
. uuc .'.ru- were 90" "i'"u' Tor he ra.tus
uf 'r. H''Is ,rar and the fim- made POS no
st,.n .tlue- uH"~ 70 four milo rpur-s a.
.,.-, ,sD. II. "a uusr a. " tarmAlf
u lt.-- 100 lrIIb. fA- 10" only 'anoiSt
.. "a. , ...a -at .aUp". 80 ls ". urvd -aIl.
over Ir r'.' event
1Ha '...' r.r o. fr" afternoon wtS fur
r. ....ti ... '|. 4f'r sports hg-r' -krrrv
70 e. T"t"t % great deal 81 iuu In " the
.. .,rr. r,.'. .'ur- were compelled 2" -Vtn 90
.#-.i- 'H . ai"" nav. o. and pAif'" home
lt..t ur"- .,l- tHr-H IL" tnp" '.l'Ins
. .-. delighted 'r.. . rrvd that 'H~Unsed iha
. ....Y....-. do i'"- -.ruWtrv
-,uf>u urS~ ,,Noss SIAM. trs CurEsE
The sun., 1910-07-17
Come and See
This 1911 Car
It Here i'm New York

You will enjoy the design of this
superb 1911 car, and will delight
in it's smooth and majestic per-
formance. Only car in the world
that cranks itself. Holds the
worlds record for lowest upkeep
TT cents per 1000 miles. Album
dant power for hills. Has that
marvellous flexibility possible only
in six-cylinder motors. This is
our fourth year of skies exclusive
ly, and this is the fourth annual
model of a car that has never re-
quired a single radical correction.
The sun., 1910-07-17
New RornrII- .iub Gro~ ing.

1omm1dur' VI " iioU'k ~ ~" Nv
Ro.h"Il. Yacht 'iuh reports that IN" Jun
hss a total rr"r.t"'-hru - '42 n-mb@r-
with tteIr '-l'''- 81 iAvtng - complement
1f gru BN Nugu-' O. tI.'f wH.'h - waiting
lI-' will h.s tu-tItI'ri fer he first time ~
~" clubs history n" club celebrated
A.. fNsnt -nfh nnnINerrarv Last month,
and - f"~' - H'tlN" racing aud 'Tliirtng
hpat- - the largest of any on Long Island
sound Ihs cIup treasury hoid- sub
-fanttal balan," pool tournament h.
nov running every tuesday and Thursday
eN ening
August ~ tho uin"rtry being stamford,
HIa,k Hu E Ih'nblr Islands Morris cove,
poTt Jefferson and IlOyds HarbOr
The sun., 1910-07-17
iRMI avn Nuy HITTING.
SurI-s Of the Nmnsr, Ncad-phy the strOnE.
rSI Win the HAT.

n" Army and Navy baseball teams this
-.a-ou it0ers,l markedly m their hItttnR
Tpvar- The soldiers had a lot Of -lugEer-.
'ratInC ~" fegr.'a-- - ho halted better than
20. ~url.- 'ls ARMY lett n..lder. Wa- the
.f ruuE.s-' tlau'sr uf he lot he played IA
'trU'' -url"-. Hi''|ne for 1iI mother
A-'.. -. ar 900 '.' 49, .ia-- Sa- White
-Is.' uf tufri Hu-" Inc '@-' o' the Navy
Ht'-u-U Nt. Nnl1't. al In1rlder. Who
.f...g fr,' 'tIl 20 the tune Of .9i
Iru uHr tho. ,ofuparp j. rhi-
The sun., 1910-07-17

Note 10 ~ n y smooth-as-
Nslvet motor. with cylinders
Offset and every working part
fully housed. Multlple-di-s
clutch and fpur-spe.Si sel,C-
tsvr-typc transmission nun on
hneSt ball bearings Dual Ig-
milton: Bn~ch magnetic and
storage battery Frame mar
rowet IN front for short turns.
and raised AZ rear to allow low
suspension Of motor and body
Drop-torged front axle. Full
fipating-type rear axle.
The sun., 1910-07-17
central New York Lawn Tennis.

gov. I.'. o. IN tho champ pion- ~ iI'
'prrr.tru.rt o. 'rr central New lor. Lawn
r,.at- N--~iafI1u Bi--.'il uf Bunalo and
....r.sr OF ~,f.t..I-" HuH IN. Gp4bis- Nual
600. tu.f,....t ant 'tf- ut ~ rh'u-s.. .
3. Ir ffr -.H-l~- match for IN" trl-rt@
....Irurr rlg -t"'"u- beat Bi--"li !.
The sun., 1910-07-17

,r,-r r.r-. I,ni-7l - iI.as single RiAIs
sF-., .... bio F,.f r..s Won Hy a. N Ro0r a1d
..-s.- ..-.. d. F.urrr- Arf 2 Z Pryor
,e.r.i W f"p'' snI " Th.ss third Fiu
~ frtH. 4ni rs alrs 'p.T'h Twe 20
r..rni race N1a D. 2 " Rolo@ UI'h T I
l'...r Ff
49,, ,. .rr, .u7,sst Nor ny z Csrry. with
I-.f- .#y., s~,nrf arI r pvioT fhird
larp. NJ. .r-g contest irs"F 'leN uiung and
o v Wp'Hs" nsftUrs drfra'e FdSard curry.
f.tlg ans . ? pryor. padding
The sun., 1910-07-17

g.. .s..sIpHta H H % q q.
ago 10 no a
E.r- pHl'aG'lrnfl rnAr- Doom Jhirago
..f.. .4rH HfufH.
rff.a Tau rH-. fI'. I4.... rft.rf'isf tIrg.
I.l"0.un' l'ff uu ra.~- phllz lr.4l.- 2 m
caro- -asr.Hts hit Vruuu I0ssu toI~u
rr.~- .rHh'. bstIfnUut. TirarT -fr.rh ouf
~ NoH'r 8 H5 p'rr. - HrpsU. o. tiTst
fsat ID. Fs I'M. ~ Moore E 80 Pos ... : NB.lI~
pave rIfr.r. zimmerman Mi H0fHar kusu-.
hpotr s4d t-Hu-ISId TOv~u rOo.s- 4ri Nrar-
'rfl r.rtslrr I4 rhI~f Tir.rr EIrld 4rrfr-
Ifnst, riu' hour Hnd 90 f..l-rfs-
The sun., 1910-07-17

l.. second game HriIg~poTt. /. HoS osr
q, ..lr, HH'aIn Nrw bu 'ain ! NA'rvbIvs
The sun., 1910-07-17
New 1orG CrlcLr,rr, End Trim.

FUU-Ir.LTUIN. july ~ = N" Nov NOrk
Veteran wound up their ,rIrA,t tour Dr
Philadelphia With a victor. over 'h" Thila-
lie. IuII tSl'z vhIth ,rufa med more Vet -
sr4i.- man ,p'ts a. ~ Marttu- ~. N-o
orA-r- scored p. runs nc rhiisde phia
4 oifz lag
The sun., 1910-07-17
TamsIe Again . winner.

Tho Seawanhaka CoTinthian IS footer.
sailed th~IT weekly series race on Oyster
Raw Yesterday afternoon The wind uas
light from the southwest whom they started
but before the race ended the yachts eU.
p-riencetI sharp squall from the northeast
The Tamals. ONned by Hoyt brothers was
again a inner and l Is BleeCker Sahrina
was second. The summary
hEAMANMAkA IS KlnIEaa -aI.nr a.n
The sun., 1910-07-17

r''s" ~ -
The sun., 1910-07-17

- Memphis birmingham = Nru gfl.
So trA''AnOoga NcN br.ran- g. thAfta
.DJEa.u
The sun., 1910-07-17
tSTIRN ~ al o..


"a. r....s sF'.F - an. ,.us 'otu-ou ra'tBg
..p'r s1-..sr. H.r. 'Er Highlander rrpNel .
N..a... rom hirN.pu To- J"rs~N 80 .n h~s'rr
CAB. s.n.l .' .rTar. ttf. HFl' bel t.r Hal.
H.... ..t.. .. .-...-,. Au.e Johnson pounded ull .
HHr., r.r rrr pr.E ta..g u tr- gam" TIE s-JI-
The sun., 1910-07-17
fR"TfIN. ~ rtRNH ~
Ns- tsrs Bri,s.. ~, 90 nssSr, MA
Ftsass CtuB

fI.r..H .ar- sr-Hl itstftBltsi a. tHs
..r. -.s-' r Hf 80 Nsa ysss ss.i FaFs a.
.I....". ...Hs H. Para ra" --'--.iar af'ef.
l..l .#T ..fH s.r ~nfs ru 'h- far5i ihrr~
HrHf fr -aT ss--rftf|y-s from sa.h rluh
Ir. .r-s-. fH'. .1 'h- 'ruf'lnr ant psr-
n H...-.lHs .a.a 80 r~-f yn 10 pro
gr.Hrv.- Mo huT~a f-ru 'N- "aHte
n' ' ErI-frHr-r fla.s-f'. AMI t1nr y rs net
f. W Iue-F- HsIrg no H inuiug "a tors.
Il@ 90. s-str~ 1rIns tr che rarIuF vent
r.r.t a .rf.a ka's N@I-tn vUf .UrHT l~tsiF and
-U~ NAl r~t.l" FIN~u fns beet tn~r~ ~
. Haf before f.r roe u-Eau Ia milo Nhu
kusHa .ssrHHf 4 % EruH Hsffsr H |'n "a
Iu- .ft s-afI' H. Frv tuT-ss.. emily no mare
IN .-ra.i Iu ssF uui YIA. - Iu . fa.. and o.. .l.
H 90 ~ Hu kuuu r. trsf tu 80 b usaf
lu.. 10 .i-f.a'-I huuta- utui l-mAliNn
lu 'ha lt-- 'ruf ant here Axain the time
"a. good tho miles r-ing trutted IN ~
auI % .-
To-" -.ItumarlYs
90, . = ls-lnE 20 rsAl .g~t h~at % class \
. afo. 10 : uy Mendo-- no % Gthh0ns Non
The sun., 1910-07-17

Tsispkors CshIt2J $3.50
Soy q 1spgorgfyGfo-
The sun., 1910-07-17

sab. Two sEs. r.v Tort. Nagusr Three
...-. H.f -..aErr N#H.f Na~.t T4r NHsH.rr
.,.a .. rlt RfuAUr stolen haSr Ho1.--
.Er r..., Haar I.B,. AFI lf.rtr.. lCft o. 's,Fr
u4-tt. 4 ,"N.raga rIr.f tass - 80
....r.s 3 OF W.fsh IIrsf base Ur rrru~s
"f.r,y. ~'- ... 4ft Hy wash. s by t'C8''r
".Hf .'t- stco''r Time hour aud IS
-. .'.s ..rfH.rJ FNa1.
The sun., 1910-07-17

CIAss \ rrotung
roub u b { b. Nr'suAr 2 H powrrs 81
',HlAlLRn IN = % g. Winds 81
A'tIoI| Cd e. N seaman
, 90 .i u ttAsagH
Alug Edward .t Nsld 81
uu". lgi, -l5'4
ui-sS ui-,' ,s,E-r" ~ \ L Kernpl,nd w
NignT II
settle DIRECT r1 W. r~tt. =
Uri Hlrt q Cohen di>
& A'Hrrt0r .iAy b ! n Powers ~.
lily wA.~s a M - Gibbons d.
Urs -. : :.
I'as, -. 'rOtung
Tosif an ter. D hy Told y y POwrrs !
Nhue and.c. bT ul. hS Suor'c u \. Pat
trr~ln
pSrlnts b m ~ Scotu :ro
lemon 'tlri. n %. y HelprrshAu>ea' Go
Tine. "a - ~
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WINTON
SIX

Sells at 5000. To know its full
value. compare il with cars
selling as high as SS.CH. You
will find IL worthy Of the con-
sideration Of every man who
thinks well enough Of himself
to want in his service the latest
and best utilities his money can
buy. Touring car body is a
beautiful straight-line design,
seating five. Superb torpedo.
roadster, toy tonneau. landau
let and limousine bodies. We
are booking orders now for do
livery before fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-01
TUFTS COLLEGE MAY
DROP FOOTBALL
Serious Question at the Medford Insti-
tuition to Be Decided at Next
Meeting Of the Advisory
Board

Boston. Dec. Football is in danger
at Tufts college The great fall game
may be dropped from the list Of varsity
sports at the next meeting Of the ath-
letic advisory board.
Prof Harry G. Chase, the athletic ad.
visor, said last night: 1T is by no
means an idle rumor that football will
be abolished. / give for the reason the
lack OF alumni support and the present
financial condition"
The question viii come up for final
action at the next meeting Of the ath.
letic advisory board, which win be held
within a week
In regard to the matter, President
Frederick w. Hamilton said; u sup
pose that if the athletic advisory board
decides to abolish football at Tufts it
will be official and football viii be
dropped, at least temporarily"
Manager Elmer / MacPhie Of Vim
chester stated: II have heard rumor
that football was likely to be dropped
for a couple Of years at Tufts | should
be very sorry to see any such thing hap
pen, for if football was dropped one
year in all probability it would never
be revived"
Capt Frank w Merrill Of West SOM
eryille, when asked about the matter,
said; Il have heard Of such a rumor
and would be very sorry if the athletic
advisory board decided to abolish foot
ball at Tufts"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-01
ExTRADITIoN PAPERS ISSUED.
Vim. Dusablon, Wanted for Deserving
Child, Sent Back to Schenectady, N. Y.

Vim. Dusablon, Wanted for Deserving
Child, Sent Back to Schenectady, N. Y.
A hearing was held yesterday after
noon before Governor Mead on the case
of William Dusablon, who is wanted in
Schenectady, n. Y, on the charge of
deserting a child under Is years of age,
which constitutes misdemeanor in that
state.
Dusablon and his attorney, N. P.
Deming sf Arlington, were present,
while Attorney General Sargent appeared
for the state. In behalf of Dusablon
his attorney stated that the man was
willing 10 support his wife and child
if they would come TO Vermont. De-
tectiye VanDeusen OF Schenectady ap.
peared for New York state and said the
man was wanted for what he had al
ready done and what be was willing TO
do in the future did not affect what he
had already done.
After hearing both sides of the ques.
tiou, Attorney General Sargent decided
that the New York authorities had
right to the man, and as Governor Mead
was also convinced that extradtion pa
pers should be issued, he made them
out. Dusablon was placed in the coun-
ty Jail last night for safe keeping, and
this morning was taken to Schenectady
By Detective NanDeusen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-01
White Cats Usually Deaf.

Writing about the raising OF high class
Persian cats, Blanche E. Watson says IN
Suburban Life for December. III one is
planning to raise white cats, the fact
should be remembered that the majority
of this color are deaf; especially is this
true of the blue-eyed specimens. It is
pleasanter to have kitten respond to
your voice, but the deaf ones are so
keen in sight and intuition that it is
simply wonderful how near to hearing
they seem. Usually the darker-colored
cats are the harder, but there are excep-
tions to all rules IN buying a kitten,
select one having broad face, short
legs, short body and short tail. II
you have the price, be particular that
there is not white hair on the solid.
color kitten Sometimes a gray spot on
a white kitten fades out, but never knew
a bunch Of white to turn black, orange
or blue"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-01
ABE ATTELL'S FIGHT.
Pal Moore Was Easy and 1t Was a Poor
Match.

New York, Nov. Dec. Abe Attell
OF California easily defeated Pal Moore
Of Philadelphia in ten-round bout at
the Fairmont A. G. last night
1t was u poor match. Moore was
outclassed from start to finish by the
featherweight champion, and at the last
bell Abe's only mark was a slight trickle
of blood from the nose, while Moore's
face was terribly bruised and both his
eyes We're closed
Attell forced the pace in the first
round and sent couple of hard left
hooks to the face Moore came back
with few left hooks to the body, but
they were without steam In the second
Attell played for the stomach and jaw,
and was all over his opponent Moore
came back in the third with lefts to
the body. but made no impression on
Attell, who kept up a series of cutting
left iabs to the face and head In the
fourth Attell shot a right to the jaw
and Moore went down for the count of
nine Abe's nose was bleeding and
Moore's eyes were pulfed up at the
bell.
Moore surprised the crowd in the sew
enth by putting Attell down with
right swing. Abe sat in the middle of
the ring with his legs crossed laughing,
waiting for the count Of nine, when he
sprang to his feet In-fghting marked
the remainder Of the round.