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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
FARM BRANCH
Will Be Established in Con
nection with Keyser
Preparatory.

KEYisER, W. Va. Dec. Cd. f.
Marsh. from the state smperintend-
enrs office Charleston, VINO spent
the last several days here in the in
terest of the Keyser Preparatory
school. held several meetings with
leading farmers and horticulturists
here, The board. he says, IS plan
ming bigger things for the school
and s asking these people to anil
late with the principal of the
prep. and the agricultural in
structor. that thCf farms and or
chards may be used as practical LAB
oratories by the students for work
and observation. The local people
have entered heartily into this plan.
a com mfttee was appointed to looS
nto the matter of buying or renting
a plot OF ground to be used by the
school for experimental purposes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
SIMERAL
Amusement Company Will
Continue to Operate The
.B1ou.

The Simeral Amusement COMPANY
will continue ia run the Biiou theate"-
Its lease expired wednesday but a
deal was closed by which it acquired
a lease until April next from George
A. Murray and w s. Simeral who has
successfully managed the Bijou the
last three years VIII continue as man
ager. Beginning next April the COM
pany viii enter upoA ive-year lease
of the building and extensive en-
Iargrnents and improvements will be.
made then. A rear extension thirty
by thirty feet viii be built for both
vaudeville and local talent shows,
The front will be changed so as 70
have marble columns and plate glass
windows. The floor will be lowered
from a point fifteen feet from tn"
front entrance of the building to the
stage.
All new seats will be installed and
balconies on either SIDE Will be built.
The seating capacity will be 500 Or
more. The interior is to be modernly
decorated and many other important
and pleasing changes will be mad:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
FUNERAL
OF Mrs. Mary Vernon, 81
Farnum, Will Be Held
Friday.

The funeral OF Mary Vernon, wife
of Abner Vernon, c. Farnurn. will be
held at the hcnc at Farnum Friday
The hour has not yet been set as rel
ativcs ere awaiting the arrival OF 2
daughter from The West
Mrs. Vernon was 65 years old and
well known and liked by all the peo-
PIE OF farnum having lived there for
the last twenty years. The deceased
woman is survived by her husband
two daughters and rour~~sons. The
daughters are Mrs. GeorgN Golden, OF
Faruum. ana Miss Ella. Who resides
in the west. Thc sons are Perry
ernest. Frank and Harvey Vernon, all
living at Farnrm.
Mrs. Vernon died Tuesday morning
at o'clock after lingering lines
OF "A complication of diseases incident
to old age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
BANQUET
For the Members Of Elks Ten
Pin League Will Be Held
at the Home.

Tonight at s o'clock. at the Elks'
home the Elks' Ten Pin League
viii hold a spread" to which the
several players, members OF the
different teams in the Ieague. a"s
invited. During the evenings en-
ioyment plans will be discussed ard
formulated for another league TO
start the first of the year. 'The fol-
lowing viii please lend their pres
ence as it is desired:
McFarln, Francois. Speaker. post
.Jacox. Dresbach. WEIGH, 9. GILL p
Gln. Stager. Coyne. Romgh. shaw
Brake, Bennett. Harrington. smith.
I.eachman. Myers, Johnson, Duncan
Martyn. Teltner. Grove, Scott
brown. Holmboe. Knox, Lafferty'
craig. Devine and McNeil
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
FOGG IS FINEl
By the Mayor for Cond ili
a Resort on PopIar
Street.

Matthew Fogg was convicted rs
morning in police court Of ssntlt.
ing resort Of rs repiite "a
street and Mayor Frank p1
fined him $40 and costa en-
of which the defendant was re- Sc Sc
Andrew Sheets, who waBt a1Ees tes
with Fogg at the place on g
OF lettering therein. was dischaf
as not guilty after he had eyer g
tlmony in the case.
one fellow named Retfsnider
sentenced 70 serve three day ~
in default OF paying g me for dF.4ll s.
enness and another Eellow who re-
fused 10 give his name receiEe[ y Ike
sentence for an oIfeflse Of the
kind. "A cash bond Of 1870 t6ts
feited by one man who was arr esters
last night for street drinkenne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
ENBEZzLENENT
Is Charged against Collector
and He is Locked Up
for Trial.

lee l. Hartman. young man re-
Gently employed as collector for
the Home Loan Company, has been
arrested and jailed by Constable r.,
T., Kidd on warrant charging him
with the embezzlement Of SIG belong
ing to the company while acting in the
capacity OF collector.
The charge was preferred by G.
G. Doty. general manager OF the COM
pany, in Justice G. IL. Gordon's court
The juAtice win hear the case within
the next day or two.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
DRAIN LANDS
URGES LEAkE
And Thus Reduce Cost of
Living to Every Family
in This Country.

CHoCAGO, Dec 6-Deciariils
that the adoption by the federal
govern ment of practical reclana-
t 6n-by- drainage policy would
change 70.00O,o0O acres of now uh-
used lands into 100000, OGO
worth of enormously fertile and
.hg hIy productive farm lands. re-
duce the cost of living TO every FAM
ily in the United States, and almost
double the agricultural commerce.
OF the country Hon. Hpnter c.
of the country, the Hon. Hunter ..
dress today urged the National lrrf-
CATION Congress to ask the federal
government to adopt a dra mage
policy that in its scope will ignore
state lines and the barrier hereto
fore imposed by states rights.
The purchase OF the Louisiana"
territory" said Mr.. Leake. was the
best stroke OF diplomacy n the his
tory OF the United States, The
drainage OF the 7O,oOO,00O acres 81
enormously fertile low lands in the
country viii inevitable prove the
greatest. the hest and the most
pro(itable business stroke ever cred
tied 10 the United States. Cost or
recla nation should not average
more than $40 an acre. Available
to the pillow. these drained acres WIZ
he " orth. at low valuation, Sloo
each. Here alone is profit or
1000 per cent
This 4 900 per cent is only the
There is no means by which the
broad ramiticatons of such devel-
oped asset may be traced to tnaiity'
or the benfts to be derived from an
augmented food supply, an augment
ed commerce and an augmented
national wealth may be calculated.
.TNere is no other project on
ca,th that offers such sure ana
such a splendid cash profit on cap
tol invested. or such a sure and per-
manent means of checking the al
vauc!ng cost OF food, the cause OF
VIII ch is "a relative increase in de-
mond over production.
some years ago two-thirds o.
the country's population engaged IN
agricultural pursuits. Today only
meth rd OF the country's pop"la-
ton is 0 engaged Yet agriculture
The history of which is the history
o, man in his most primitive and
most enduring form, is Just as non
orable calling as when Cincinnati
us Was twice called from the plow
I'd the highest Offices in the state
Describing the effect on the farmer
Of the telephone. the railroad ana
oher modern inventions, Mr. Leake
+ said: ~
bright light of knowledge, whereas
hc Formerly stumbled in tho dim light
Of experience alone.
o-rhe son OF the soil now demands
tho same relative return from ms
brain. his education AMI his labor
thai men in other walks of life en-
ioy Under tho old order of things
he cannot get it.
"A few yeGrs ago, to encourage IN"
farmer. the federal government found
II necessary to place water on the
arid lands Of the wesN where MGR
and women who desired 10 engage 10
scientific agricultural pursuits might
build and develop their homes, These
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
E0gNl in ROAD
State Senator Hood Uncon-
scious in Buggy Near
Keyser.

K!9.tsrR, pee G.--statt SENATOR Q.
A. HOOD. OF Iteyser. taking drive
yesterday afternoonf was found nm
conscious In his buggy on the high
way about four miles outside Of KEY
ser. senator Hood IS said to have
sufrered from heart trouble and acute
INDIGESTION Mr. Hoffman, near
whose orchard Senator Hood was
found, took The unconscious man TO
his home n ISeyscr. It wi9I be several
DAYS before hu viii be able TO be out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
ROCKEFELLER
And His Preacher Are Invited
to Appear before the
Committee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-John -
Rockefeller and the Rev. Mr.. Gates
who manages Rockefeller's charatieS'
were today invited by Chairman stan
ley to appear before the Steel inves-
tiaation committee ne&t Monday II
N care to do so. to reply to charges
by the Merritt brothers of Minnesota.
.concernine the $2O.oOO,OOO Mesba ore
properties in Minnesota.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
DRYS
Capture Ashtabula County by
.2552 Majority, an Increase
Over Three Years Ago.

AsHTABULA, o. Dec. 6.-Ashta-
bula county by an increased majority
has decided in Rose law election
to remain in the dry column where II
was placed three years ago when
ninety-six saloons were voted ous
the dry majority now is 25o2
against e13G in 1905 The drys have
cast 7471 votes and the vets 4919. The
total vote was i74 more than three
years ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
BODY with Skull Fractured 81
found7fn An Engine
Room
MUCH IEWELRY CONE
Assailants Garry Away More
Than $40, 600 Worth
.of. His Stock.
.oEHis Stock

NEW YosH, Dec q. With frac-
tured skull and mary cuts, the body
of i. S. Vogel a wealthy jeweier, waS
found today in ,tlle engine room CT a
downtown loft bulldog
VogeL apcordlns 10 indication. had
put up a, desperate fight against Ills
assailants.
More than $4,000 worth of jeweirs
was missing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
FOUR KILLED
And a Number Of Persons Sc
riously Injured in a Rail
r6ad Wreck.

PITTs,BUBG, pa Dec. G--Four
trainmen we're killed and score in
iured. number seriously, shortly
before o'clock this morning, in a
wreck of two freisht trains and a
heavy express train on the Pennsy4-
vania railroad at Devils Bend, near
Manor. PA. no passengers were IN
volved.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
SMALLPOX
Epidemic Causes Court Jurors
All to Stay Away from
the Court House.

ST. JoHNsBURG. Vermont Dec. s,
"A smallpox epidemic here has be
come serious. Not one of the jurors
empanelled TOR the December term
Of court appeared at the court house
today. all remaining home upon orde'
Of the health board. There are 300
cnses of the disease in the vicinity
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
PACKERS PLEAD
Not Guilty and No Attempt
is Made to Delay the
Trial.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.z-No further ef-
fort to delay the trial of the beeG
packers was made today. When tho
case was called before Judge caI.pelt
ter. Attorney Miller asked that a plea
OF not guilty be entered Tot each cf
the packers all OF whom, except
Ogden Armour. were IN court
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
SOCIALISTS,
Are Defeated BY a Big Ma
jority in the Los Angeles
Election.

LOS ANGELES, Dec George
Alexander, Good Government candi-
date for mayor, Was elected yesterday
by an overwhelming majority over
Job Hartman, Socialist.
Aiaxander's campaign managers
claim the election OF the entire Good
government ticket by majority OF
al least s5OG0t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
OFFICERS
Elected by Local Modern
Woodman Camp to Serve
Next Year.

Northcott Camp. No 574s, Modern
wodmen of America. elected officers
as follows Tuesday night TO serve 9.
year:
Consul--W. II. Alexander
Past consul-D. X. Michael
Adviser-Roy Smith.
Clerk-J NJ. Coburn.
Banker-R. y. Bailey.
Escort-A. ]. Smallwood.
warchman-J c. Jenkins.
sentry-C. H. Ross.
Trustee-Cl Claude Pritchard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
COLLISION
Of.Two Passenger Trains re,
suits in Injury to Ten
Persons.

IPITTsRURG, Pa, Dec 6--In a
heavy fog. two local passenger trains
eollided in the yards Of the Penn
sylvania railroad here today in 1ur-
ing ten persons. None r. ,pelleVea'
to he seriously injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
OXLEY KILLED
And His Passenger Dies from
Injuries as a Result Of
Machine S Fall.

LONDON. Dec. GHubert o%ley.
aviator, was killed, and h,s passen-
ger. Robert Wclss, sustained IN
i,lrlas which caused his death later.
whom Oxley's machine fell at Filey
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
SLAIN ASLEEP
Negro Murdered at Hatfield
One Suspect is Under
Arrest for Crime.

wIIlLiFANIsoN, w. vass dec.
While slumberlng In his bed ct Iis
room at Habfeld, Roy Furnef
shot to death. sonny Hogan, ails
other ,coIored man, was arrested Tor
the crime Five shots were placed
In the dead mans body
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06
wANTs - rs.

WHEELING, DEG. C4eorge
LyaughliI OF tllsictta5, has q 1lilop need
his cnnd idaey feTs 3nErese from the
First canEre lepal q lstgtct 81 NN
.N'fTsinlsi-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-06

william w. Russell. United States
minister to Eaato Domingo. has been
ordered to proceed to his post from
Washington with the utmost speed
to look out for American interests
there In the even that trouble should
follow tho recent assassination OF
the republics president.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
College Baseball Star to Report
for Work on the Hill
top Saturday.

- DMUND BURKE "SrUBBY" MAG
NER, who for three years mas
- played 4 remarkable game at short
stop for the Cornell University nine.
this season being captain. has signed a
contract to play with the Highlanders
and will report for work at the Hilltop
on Saturday. Wagner 10 q crack fielder,
fast az a deer on the bases and can bat
we'll.
The Cisvsiana. have p~u.sha.d thrs: new play
Who has ..e Won NJ afs swanT nd 10. as ,so game. P YSs s:
:%s.i.' 4 the :. ' Hs,s sa,: ' .s.s.d. TN s.sn a. Z : r. S SssS:
b b:s's'S se 'T.,i' s: saH s'f &: TS,s sNi I. Is.s g the
L.. psany .n sH1 20. '0 m:s.,.. . z H'' K. K R. N: S ai!s q
suspended BY President Chivnston for . fight he
had With Umpire Hayes on Sunday.
Ths Hishl.nds. are vsll on shsir va, for
s%nSsnes a.! sso: :,r :iaas q II r sS:s anne. 1n Gays AZ: SeS:
blshssdsr hr1m he N.uonAi. Thy win have a 20
the Boston Americans, at seven.
Athi.ao s0 Ss% il t% NOT besn m 1oI the NV wonssTSi out.
fielding Of strunh,. he had hve. putouts to ms
ii mpo.a sns o %Sst q rn sns s9or. "S Ts. q Il. as' 4 " sSs snd
Of the eighth at 2 all. but In their half OF the
ninth the worlds champions Tot the winning run
on consecutive singles by Thomas. krause and
Lord.
steele Of the Pirates until the tenth inning.
when they bas..d him hard enough e soore thres
runs. Hans Wagner, a. usual. did the most mt
ting for his aide, making three OF their eight he.
The Rustler can't do much batting asain@
practically any pitcher, but when young AleI-
ander OF the Phillies Is on. the rubber their
chances OF decorating their hit column arc even
less. He shut them out yesterday In tho easiSt
possible manner, and their five hits were NO we'll
ecattered that II almost looked like they were
not hitting him safely at all.
CLYDE Emile mas proved himself 70 b. quite .
useful man to have around since he has bean
a member 81 the Boston Rel sox, he, 10 nov
playing a better game On flint than he used
TO put up on third.
There was only one error IN the game ,between
made by Shortstop Tannehin Of the Windy City
team In the seventh inning, when the Detroit
team had their great rally.
The skeetes had one good inning-the. first
N the BiSons. Merritt went into the boz After
the opening session, and had II not been for an
error by second Baseman Truesdale he wouldn't
have allowed the jersey City boys q tally
The Rorheters have . lead OF five full games
over the Baltimores. runners up In the Eastern
The evening world., 1911-06-27

colored middlewesht Of Albany, y. y. We -
finally completed to-day by Dan McKe,rirk L.,
as@ OF Lewis. and Dan Mcmahon, MATCHMAKER a.
the. knickerbocker a. Z. Of that cit,. nv. A.
will battle on the night Of july 10 Al
pounds, weigh in at 0 T.. ". Lewis has Cor,
savin Rock, New Haven. Conn. 10 .ct into sht.
for tbs bout
While Battling Nelson's bou. With Mud An r
NJ. ue western Hight weight. at Nancout,
WASH. on July has been called Oft b. ~
suo officials, Nelson has signed up for atl,.
D.tute. Bat VAL box four men four rouru, e.,
~ ancouver. Is. C., on July 1, VII tackle r.
hi,tman for air rounds at North bend Wa.
on July y. and on the following day VII t,u.i
Icte McNnsh. the Seattle lightweight. 10 frn
'Vunos at Fort Lawton. Wash.
>,nIsnk Muikern. manager II Jimmy Clsbbv 'i.
@%nNAHhee middlrstight. has decifed not 10 al.,
n.isooy 70 fisht again unul the fall. Mulkrv~ .ar,
..At ,.aobys hand. Which he injured In A 100
IA london. still bothers him. and on Thai ssconi :
no aocs not want TO have him boz with the b,ni
sssnn until It 10 well. which will BE- In abe :
a, slobems says that b Il atm thu m.n.s.,
OF tommy MMoney. the wot side lightwetaht 81
nov sammy Kelly, Al claims he haa . Two y,a ,
contract with Malopey, which has stiu 81,
months To- run. N Malonty Think he can = y,
me over uow that ! have made him " .siJ "a"
nens. he 10 badly mistaken. vi, ~. H.
to 90 to Law" WV" ! ma .
The evening world., 1911-06-27
300 Youngsters
Entered in Big
SWimmingM Meet

Johnny McHugh has piled up a great
list OF entries for the Public Schools
Athletic League swimming champion
day carnival at Sheepshead Bay Sat-
urday. There are Ave events on tho
card, Including a relay race. and nearly
300 youngsters are carded to try for
first honors.
In the a0-yard swim. which will be for
%s5-pound midgets, eighty youngsters ara
going after the medals; there are seven
ty l0o-pound kids ~ the N-yard dash.
sixty In the il5-pound class (Which 10 a
60-yard swim. and fifty In the so-yard
swim. an unlimited weight event.
There are six teams down to 90 TO
the post in the l6o-yard relay. four boys
on zach team. and there will be q team
representing Zach of the three schools
that are regarded in school circles rs
harboring the best swimmers. No. 100
and No. 1866 in Brooklyn ane No. 10 in
Manhattan.
Mayor Gaynor has been invited to at
tend and start the first event. and Mr..
James Il. Sullivan. who IL a member Of
the Board Of Education, will be referee.
The SPther officials will be as follows:
Judges, Joseph Ruddy, A. G. Svori,
l.. de b, Hanley and l.. MACKENZIE
timers, Charles ], D!eges. Chris. J.
Dalton, John ]. Dolan. A. @. Harvey,
Prosper Clust and Or, A. *. Aldlnger;
clerk and starter, John ]. McHugh; an.
nouncer, Peter J. Prunty: welghers
Michael \. Jones. Thomas Smith, Rob.
ert A. Hogan, John Collins and Fred
Kerschner.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
ISAAC STERN ESTATE
APPRAISED AT $685. 42.

The States appraisal OF the estate OF
Isaac Stern, dry goods merchant, who
Died Dec. 8. 1910, was fled TODAY. The
entire estate was valued at 81, 500, $40.
The real estate was valued at 81. $40, 3Os
and the personal at s2,9ll $40. From these
amounts was deducted 81, l52, $50. which
include debts of s975,s29 and executors
commissions OF $li4,5l7,
Under Mr. Stern's viii his widow re-
ceives si,00o, Oe0. his ountr home at
~Cedarlawn. lrvington-on-the-Hudson: a
life interest in real estate property val
ued at s237 .O36, furniture and chattels
valued at sl7,4 6 n a life interest In
one-third OF the reslduary estate OF
s@,3ii ole. amounting to 1853, 0l6. The
rest of the estate Is left to relatives eX-
cept the interest on $4,000 left to his
~coachman.
The Educational Alliance, the United
Hebrew Charities and the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum obtain 5000 each and the
Home for the Aged and lnhrm is lief
! 81. 600,
The evening world., 1911-06-27
Kid MCCoy'S Letter TO the Public

10 the public who have been rsadin. LIN 4,
osest the articles Of my past career IL ni,At h. =,
value 70 know that my reason Ter soins ou, d,
zoe mig was that ! was ssskins pleasure A. /
eomdort Ate1 the many yen Of had tainin, I
pu' IN 10 kssp me Championship which I h.. 4
iaooreu % hard 70 attain. This relaxsusn M.
wound my muscles and they lost tAetr f,erih,b,,
with the natural result that ! became slu,,.
and unfit to do justice To the IT'LL -. -,
ing, - ] made W ny mind y retire faou ga.
ring. "
inousn . hApy Circumstance bsosn. a..
ouainted with Prof. Charls Numtsr. ~
ducsd ne against my Will b ty q aarnsnt tn,
ne ohimed was natursis rival fr rsbuildin. IN.
body and storing Up snsaU and vitality ~ .
vas tour months ago. and my msasur>msn,, -.
mat time wore; Height . It IN In, ohst -,
waist ". BY simply wearing this saxnsot c.H,i
NoLirA nave bean rsplacsd back to Q hiso. I,
pnyAe@ STANDARD OF perfection than ! was wnsa
! was In the prime Of my carvr. and tod
After tust being measured, M chan IA az M,
waist 10 and my height . n Y In, which sh,A.
how erect ] stand. my chest thoroughly dsyelonrl
my abdomen in proper place and It Ia only u,,
. question Of boxing to regain my judxmen, u,
distance. which only comes through practice J.,
be q better man than ! was before.
My object In writing thls article 4. N h.,.,,
those readers that have been following the pr,y,o d,
Articles written about me. TO show them how e., /,
and every man. woman and child. can obtain "A,
same benefits OF Improvement by wearing th,
simple garment. NuLlFE. as ! have done. an a,
millions Of others are doing throughout tn, co.
try with the same good results.
would suggest to any one desiring TO im,.,,
their physical condition that they call or viii, =,
once to Prof. Chas. Munter, Al Nulife Ia -
Nos' 1915 W. Saith ST.. near 5th Ave-. ,
York City.-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
TRAINS BROUGHT CROWDS
FROM ALL DIRECTIONS.

During all the forenoon trains from
all directions pov-ed In their crowds
Autos by the hundred came over the
'ountry roads. n tho mir wa full OF
cots n blasts from their horns, A
few yachts and many motor boats canio
M the river bright and early and
dropped their hooks along the course.
The revenu tugs We're on the Job keep
Ing the course clear and chasing out
those who wanted 20 anchor where the
foats would have 70 20 on each side
or them to finish. thus anording an eN-
~ceptionally fine view OF the struggle.
In spite OF the darkness and the
threatening sky thousands began cross
Ing the river early TO look for points OF
vantage on the west shore. The ferry
company added a new steamer TO help
out the old Brinkerhoff, usually packed
until the guard rails are almost under
water, and all the rowboa,s and launches
along the front were pressed into SER
vice.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
lAT0NlA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flve furlongs.-Tillie's
Nightmare, 10 tGanz). won. Derbie.
40 CMcCahey). second, sadie shapiro.
10 ULoftus), third. Time-i5 80.
Limousine. Ruby II Henrietta w.
Green. Gagnant Miss Mooney and Fore.
top also ran.
Two dollar mutuels paid: Titles
Nightmare. tli,so win. $3.50 place. 81
show, Derble H.. sl2,+O place. 50. sc
show. Sadie Shapiro. Si20 show.
SECOND RACE - Six ~furlongs. 80
Helene, ll2 U1oftus). first. Corinth, los
GLASS, second; Marsand. los Moun.
tain. third. Time. lis.
TWO Dollar Mutuels Paid-Helene, 81 It
20 win; 1850 place; 81 20 show. Corinth
$50 place; $3.50 show, Marsand. 500
show.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
SIN the Rine Champions.

AUBURN, ~ Y. June 27,-Company
NJ. Third Regiment. " q, n. Y, of this
city has completed annua rifle practice.
and for the seventh successive year has
won the rife practice championship OF
New York State and established the
highest figure In HI history OF the
State National Guard. This Is Is 81
Cetido Nerbeck son OF Adjt.-Gen. Yer
beck, Ia second lieutenant Of this com-
psny.