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takes. He can't race all the year
he will soon find out that when his
speed Is gone his earning power will
also diminish. Strange thing about
Kramer, he seems to have a quiet
riders. All swear by him. Though
he has beaten them without mercy,
still there isn't man at the Velo-
drome who wouldn't go miles out
of his way to do the champion a
favor. The other riders don't want
to lose Kramer. They know he Is
great card and they know that cy-
cling will always amount to some-
thing as long as he is in the game.
They know, too, that the game will
be honest, for Kramer throughout his
racing career has been a model Of
absolute integrity. Yes, the boys
want Kramer in the game, and they
don't care q rap how long he remains
their champion. He will be beaten
some day, of course, and he will just
about be beaten next year II he
doesn't take a good long rest up
around East Orange.
O
Presenting that all the stars who
are racing here now will be here next
year, Kramer will have a "hard life
of it." as Bill Bailey would say.
Jackie Clark is going like the wind,
and it would take a Kramer at his
| best to beat him in a match race.
In open competition it is more than
likely that Jackie would more than
hold his own.
| @
| Clark's performances last Wednes-
day night at the Velodrome were
wonderful. He won the Zimmerman
stakes in commanding style and he
won the two-mile handicap after a
sensational ride. Jackie has improved
almost fifty-fold as a rider. He has
more speed than ever and his judg-
ment is better. He is trimming over
with confidence and he is not afraid
of anybody now, not even Kramer.
He races much and his strength ie
marvellous. Six-day racing doesn't
seem to have affected him. He is
going to ride in the Garden grind and
also in the race in Paris. He will
race at the Velodrome next season
He is to sign a new contract in day
or two.
@
1t has been said that Clark would
not relish Kramer as a teammate IL
, six-day race. In fact, Clark ha
, been quoted as saying that h
wouldn't pair up with the champion
Be that as it may, Jackie Clark RICH
3 down in his chilly little heart shout
e be tickled to team with Frank Kram
: er. The champion may not be a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12
FAMOUS RACE HORSE DIES

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.-Go
Between. the famous racing stallion,
fell dead under the wire at Reading
yesterday. He won $4,000 in one
year. and his former owner was
Henry Shoemaker, a New York
banker.
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Band Concert

Band Concert
Canal Street Fairgrounds.
Friday evening, September IL.
Suenderhafts Band.
Direction Mart King.)
Star Spangled Banner"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grays,'
Grafulla
observation-disclosures. ...... Keller Bella
Selection-"The Chocolate Soldier"
Strauss
Waltz-"Sobre Las Olas,". 49,. Rosas
Medley Selection. Snyder
Song Selection Arnold
Selection-"Pat ience,". ...... Sullivan
March-"The Battle of Ingoman,"
Reeves
Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean,"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

MacFarland is right and Fogler is
right, Kramer needs attention. He
needs some one TO point out his mis-
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J. p. N:
What is the quickest route from
Caldwell to the Flatbush avenue sta
ton in Brooklyn? How long will 1t
take? f. w.
Take trolley to Park place tubes,
Newark, from Caldwell; board Man
haitian transfer train to Fulton street,
New York, and then take a Brooklyn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

The best move so far made by
Powers was in securing the sigma
ture of Jackie Clark to a contract.
This was so easy that even "P. t."
hated to do it. Clark had been tout
ed to hold out for big money for the
six-day race, but Little Jackie"
went over to the Flatiron Building
and signed contract to ride in the
New York grind before Powers had
a chance to give him more money
than he received last year. In fact,
Jackie will get the same bonus he
received in the 1912 race and he seems
to be we'll pleased with his bargain.
Clark has also selected his partner
for the grind. He will be none other
than the redoubtable p. OSullivan
Hehir, who is a truly great rider,
but who, somehow or other, never
gets anywhere near the amount of
publicity given to less able men OF
the wheel. In selecting Hehir, Clark
has made an excellent choice, but
he wohld have been worth more
money to himself and he would have
been worth ten times as much tc
the promoters If he had paired VI
with Frank Kramer. AS far as
class goes. Kramer and Clark woult
be 1t and they would be the mos
popular team in the race. Imagin,
all the Kramer fans and the Clarl
| fans who visit the yslodroms owe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-12

Preston Brown, the negro feather
weight, outpointed Johnny Mayo in
the wind-up at the Broadway Ath-
letic Club. Philadelphia, last night
before a big crowd. The bout was
fast and exciting
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
TWENTYTEIIRD DISTRICT.

The twenty third district shan be composed
Of the County OF sRenville and shall be en-
titled to elect one Senator and one Repre-
' $50 ACKNOWLEDGMENT DISTRICT. :.
Tho twenty fourth district shall .be com:
Chippewa and shall be entitled to elect one
Senator and two Representatives.
The Representatives districts shall shall be Ovid
= The County Of Lao saui, Parle shall consti-
tutei one district ane shall be entitled to elect
on Che see county Of Chippewa shal constitute
one di.tfiet and shall 'be entitled e elect one
!, ~ TWENTY-FIF DISTRICT
5 II j twenty-ffth district shall Sc 9co,nposed
.of the Counties OF Swift and * andiyohi and
shan be entitled Is elect. one Senator ana two
III he reprsssniative districts shall be Ovid
sd ra az f ssa1s shall sonsttute 81,
sd,st1ist .iiaIl entitled. e,eef osss
~ .s. ss;'
kso's's ,;. 81 1;
Cd of the county 5of AieeKera and shall be en-
titled TO elect one senat Tor and one Reprss
sensas twenty SEVENTH DISTRICT.
4ssTyha twenty seventh district shaN. he COM
posed q the Eounty of ght and shall be
emitted one Senator and two Rep-
t rs'sasA :IsSi; 1Y sEIG IIT1I, DISTRICT
~, district Y St sial b es ON,
eSsssa 81 ~ saa l y SIS
sas ,as Mtsns S. 81
tWo Rep arsSE.NrEsslr 5
poss af sseoa DC Sec sec.
NTH 81 tie Ninth 1asa the
City ne lGlnnea OIL and the town Of 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER OH. F. No. $50. ],

AN ACT to prescribe tho bounds OF sena-
torial and REPRESENTATIVE districts and
sentatives among the Several districts sp 8
BE It enacted by the Legislature on the
R State OF Minnesota: q 81 35,5$53s s ~:
Section l.. That (for the next, Legislature
and thereafter, until new superintendent
shall have been made) the Senate Of this
State shall be composed of sixty-seven meun-
beers and the House OF Representatives shall
bers. !. q L .s.E s's'#:
Sec. That the representatives in the
Senate and House Of Representatives be ap-
senat orial and representative districts. to-
ia & FIRST DISTRICT. VI !. u i:5.. A
First sna q the
entitled TO elect IS one Senate s.
3 II The representative district. shan s. divided
The County Of Houston shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled Sto elect one
Rspresentatitye. z. =, ~ ~. !, n,
district and shall ne s|entitl 70 elect one
4he Counties Il Houston and Fillmore shan
a a 8' 80 Rs SECOND DISTRICT. b Is
The second district shall be composed of the
elest and Or res
The representa- Tive districts shall be divided
= ne IS.'o eity 81 winona shah 81.
~ He County IS winona Except .the eitysof
ihona shall constitute one
THIRD DIsTRtCT rs s.s
81 Tho third district shalt be eomposed of the
county OF Wabasha and shsl.. be entitlsd. e
80 q. FoIJRTH DISTRICT. 4
The fourth District shall We con- opposed 81 the
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B CRATER 8. & a2-H. "a No rs {

a - = 1y0. Is. Y
Fnrfys nine fof fhe 4 (3aa,erai Law. Of
h Minnesofa Tor 1907. being M 1ct@ To pro
s#hihit me granting to- Of, use by any person
a. any7s free .paS S frank al Spaciel @privi-
ieaas WitEheld from any ofier Si,Arsoh and
ia AZ IS penaIty for the .viola tlon fhsreof n
BE { it1; enacted by tho I.eEplatuts pf tho
Tast .s - sns fi III of the
general Iaws1of sMinnesota Or tn year dne
ne same IA hereby ~, = to
reaa ~ follows: M sSE ~
- ssction 81 iGiyine sSof passes ~ IL iroads,
efc nrof,ifsited. SFronn and safter jSnIarv ist.
4 ssHS HI Il shali Sc arSv 7persOn
assocfa tions sfiip aoE eorrCss or
anv representa thereof, tog lfef give Or
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER 90-s. r. No. II.

I'd
AN ACT relating to railroad rates In this
state and to increase the powers and further
define the duties Of the board OF railroad
and warehouse commission in relation to the
same and to define, prevent. and punish un-
Just discrimination in the rates charged for
the transportation Of freight ON railroads in
this state and prohibiting any railway COM
pany doing business in this state from
charging Or receiving any greater compensa-
class and quantity Of property or freight of
any description for q shorter than for d
towering and directing the board Of railroad sa,i
and warehouse commission to i make and
e promulgate schedule of reasonable MAXI
mum rate Of charges for the transportation
y Of freight and cars and vesting said boasd
OF railroad and warehouse commission with
power 81 classification Of frsight and Of rates
procedure and rules of evidence in relation
thereto and providing penalties; and punish-
ments for violations OF the provisions there
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the state
Section i. II any Railway corporation shall
charge. collect or receive for the transporta-
ton Of freight Of any description upon its
fes e d5tsaf
sion than the same tine q
lected or received for the transport Of like
sreaters distance OF the same Railway; OF It'll
shall charge collect or receive at any point
compensation for receiving, handling or deliy:
ering freight Of the same class and Squantify
than 1t shall at the same time charge, collect
or receive at any other point upon the afrle
line Of Railway; or II it shall charge, collect
or receive FOR the transportationSof any freIght
Of any description over itss# Ratlway2a Ereater
amount as freight to,lSor cornpe nsatiOfi than
shall at the same time be charged. collected Or
received by. It for the transportat ion OF q like
quantity 6f freight Of the same class being
transported over any portion Of the same Rail-
way Of equal distance; or Il II q shall charge
e9 sfsr e esste to
ton than 1t shall at the same time char re,
collect or receive from any other- person for
receiving, handling or delivering freight, & OF
the same class and like Quantity at the same
point upon its Railway az Ut shall charge
collect OF receive from any person Tor the
q higher or greater rate OF freight, toll ..or
compensation than II shal! ct the Same tinas
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III, sfian IS titlst
4 fsprese I'VE;
is ~ q .L.IsgRI .,.,.
sntitlsd Senator i
rAs. sistrtct. shall - diyided
e. n;.s, ens
.R sssl All snal g. sn1' ~ - s''
County i Mower shali one
district and ent q elect one
!; go SIXTH DISTRICT lss..si
The sixth district shall be- composed 9. the
IS SEVENTH DISTRICT.
dset
titled to elect one Sen ator and one Represen-
!, -. u Ell rITH DISTRICT, Il.
The seishth distri shall be- conposed q the
County Of Blue Earth and shall be entitled
ana
= The first district shall be composed Of the
Ceresco, Vernon Lincoln, Garden City. Butter
nut ara nen ~
a ths sas e ne
boy. Vernon Center. and Lake Crystal shall!
constitute one district and shall be entitled
The second district shall be composed Of
the townships OF Napoleon, Danville. Medo.
Beauford, Lyra. Rapidan, Deeoria McPherson ION;
the First, Second and Third Wards of the
City of Mankato together with the Villages
Lake and Madison Lake shall constitute one
district and shall be, entitled Ito elect one
- $~. NINTH DISTRICT. .l
! The ninth district shall be- composed OF tne
Counties Of Watonwan and Martin and shall
( be entitled to elect one senAtor and two
i The representative districts shall be divided
| The County Of watonwan shall constitute
ione district and shall be- entitled to elect
The County Of Martin shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative e;, J, rrz ,,AA,rrrr. Il
4 The tenth district shall be composed OF the
Counties Of Cottonwood and Jackson and shall
! be entitled to elect one Senator and two
The representative districts shall be divided
as follows: sS5 sE, = :.
one district and shall be entitled to elect one
| The County Of jackson shall constitute one
district and shall be entitled to elect one
Representative. v: n st
Approved March 20, 1918. e. Nj e. "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09
CHAPTER ;s4-s. F. No. 7e4.


AN ACT to legalize certain convevances Of
real property where the husband and wife
have executed and acknowledged separately.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota: E5
Section i. That all deeds. mortgages, and
other conveyances OF real property within this
State executed since the first day Of December,
1912. and all acknowledgements on such deeds
mortgages and conyeyances acknowledging the
execution by husband and wife where said
husband and wife have executed separately
and where the acknowledge fails to state
the marriage relation Of said husband and wife
in certificate of acknowled gment, as provided
BY law. shall be and the same are hereby de-;
and such acknowledgements and the record
thereof where said deed. mortgage or con-
Register Of Deeds of the proper county IN
this State, shall be and the same are hereby
declared legal and valid and such conveyance
and the record thereof shall have the same
force and effect in all respects for the purpose
Of notice, evidence, foreclosure, enforcement Or
d Provided that the provisions of this act
shall not apply to- any action or proceeding
Fec. q This act shall take effect and be In
go from and after It's passage NJ 3s3al&sl
= Approved March 10. 1913. 3tl.s
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yillage government. are hereby in 81 thirgIa
legalized lidated and cont rned ;as-
sclared legally oEporafed yt!lages. thou,
ritory included IN the corporate limits thereof
y plated. or y urban or gric in
in this act shall AFFECT ~ spply to my g
ton >or proceeding now pending b IA any OF
the g.. cougts IN IN, this state J. s.
in force from and after Its passags
Approved March .1 1l 1919:
CHAPTER SO 81. 81. No $50 g$s q
4 az used IN the laws 81 the state sofa Mime.
:, sofa. TO the term state forest.
Be ~ eracted by the Legislature 81 the state
section ]: Tne term FOREST reserve. ]. :.
now nov used and contained inn the laws sofs Fl
STATE Of Minnesota, shall be ana the same =
Approved March ia. 10 1913. 81 "
CHAPTER 9Th. F. No. 4oe Z
AN ACT authorizing the Boards Of County
screens at the inletsS ana outlets Of nav
igable lakes. for the detention OF fish there
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the state
Of Minnesota: 5.s5 u XII "a N t4444ffff.
Section i. When the whole Of major part
With ah BY the 1 United States s ss
situated in q single county, the County Board
thereof, in order to maintain such. fish there
erect and maintain. at the inlets and out
lets thereof screens necessary for such pur-
pose, and such County Board shall have
power to appropriate from the County Treas
ury all necessary moneys for the erection and
maintenance Of such screens: when such lake
ty Boards thereof may Jointly provide for the
erection and maintenance Of such screens, the
expense thereof to be borne equally 5betWeai
said counties. and such County Boards shall
have power to appropriate from the County
Treasury Of their respective counties all neci
essarys moneys for said PURPOSE 5 h Az
Sec 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
ststent with the provisions hereof are hereby
: SEQ 8. TITS act s:,all take effect ANA be
in force from and after it's passage. 81
Approved March 10. 1913. @5.
CHAPTER Ssh. F. No. 614. E
ton and construction of new buildings at
the Soldiers Home with the State Board
Of Control. II I,5 = II ~ : 4.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State OF Minnesota: 90% ~ M
Section 1. The State Board Of Control
erection and construction Of new buildings ut
the Soldiers Home When new buildings nre
to be erected and constructed by authority
OF tho State or old buildings to be remodeled
1t shall be the duty Of the Board of Control
to cause to be prepared plans and spec1hca-
lions for the same, but in so doing. 1t shall
consult with the trustees of the Soldiers
Home. in respect to said plans and specihca-
tions and shall adopt and carry out 30 .aar. az
1t deems practicable their requests nd de-
sfres in the matter, = -, i-z$si$&$s seS
Sec 2. All acts and parts of acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved March 10, 1913. 81.
=
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proved March q. 1918.

III s CHAPTER e7--s F.. No. sol. n
AN ACT % amend Chapter 49,. Of the Gem
y#eral g. LaW "a OF year 1871 as amended BY
& Entitled Fan act TO provide for, the inspec-
tian stf. cannsrtesa publishing reports Of
Be- e enacted ~ the Legislature Of the state
o1 Minnesota -. 445
81 section 4. That CHAPTER 45s Of the General
iss7, Be- E ana the aame' s hereby amended t.
re.a ses e { foll All commercial vegetable and
Sc under the supervise and regula tions Of
1o Sc a sct eemmerciai eann me gui
- g setables are packed In hermetically seal
n cans where steril izationE by heat Is used,
and IT. products placed on the market for
Sa,rvsla nd FOOD conmi ssioner may deem prop
rs IL shall cause to be inspected ALL canning
sfSGf0rieaS where fruits or vegetables are put
~ preserved in tn or glass . cans q jars.
tisss search and enter
81 any sanss Sc is
2eoverfng itry chemical preservat tVes Tor adult
1kraI1ts which he believes are In use or ln-S
fenied to be used In the canning or preserxr
81 ~. The dairy and food commissioner
~ III issSe public bulletins OF Inform ton. re-
ts f9gnd fR the
FORM ion al riding the u canning industry.
tionaI exhibit ana ions. public
@ s PaSssss4s.
ND of this ate Of those now
hao vh ss
Y Rs,ss, sss or eorpor.tion
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-05-09

CHAPTER as, r. No. 521.
AN ACT to amend Section 4s4, Revised Laws
Of 1905. relating to powers Of county
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the state
AZ OF Minnesota: ~. H. b. y :
Section 1. Subdivision 10 Of section 434,
Revised Laws 1905, iof the state OF Minnesota,
u hereby amended 50 as to read as follows:
lib. In Counties having more than 200, 900
population. and less than 275, 600 population,
to appropriate. not to exceed twenty-five
Thousand dollars in each year for the i'm
provement OF nav1gable lakes lying wholly
or partly within such county,
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Approved March 20. 1913,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-06
PETER VOL0 SETS
TROTT|NC RECORD
Hangs Out New Time for Two
Year-Old Trotters at
Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo. Mich. August 5-A new
worlds record for two year-old trot-
ing stations was set az the PARK this
afternoon, when Tom Murphy drove
Peter NOlo 10 victory In tho first heat
OF the junior division Of horsemen's fu-
turity in 2c9 winning the next hea,
ana tho race In slower time The bes,
previous time by q two year old trot-
ing stallion was the 200 l-2 OF the
Michigan colt Justice Brooke at Co
lu!nbus three years ago.
The $4,000 division OF the horseme,,'s
event FOR three yearo trotters
brought the veteran pom" Gccrs into
The limeiisht with the blind colt Eta
wan. which won In straight heats and
sensational time, taking "A record Of
2:os l2. Summary:
2:io class trotting. three in i've:
stake, .o0o-Tommy Horn. h. e. by
otto Wilkes (McDonald), !, I. /. !:
DaEo, b. h., by General Forrest tN
Grady. 4. /. 6, !. MariEold. b. m. CAtur-
phy). ?, ?. ;. 8. Densmore. b h
tLoomis). g. c. >, . Echmore and Lady
Grattan also started Best time. 2:O7
Tho horsemen futurity. ,hree-year
old. rottlnG. three heats. stake. slO,-
ooo-Etawah, b c. by AL Stanley
tGecrs). |, |, !; Dillon Axworthy. b. G
(Ser!D. ?, 2. /; Hollywood Kate, =. o. +
Dodge. 4, !. ?: Barbara Overton. b. +
CMurphy), S. z. Ruby Watts, Peter
Johnson and Blackburn Watts also
starter. Best time o.OS 10
Tho horseman futurity. two year old :
trotting. TWO In three: stake, $1,000
Peter No!o, b. C, by Peter the Great
'Murphy), !, !; Lady Wanctka. b. f.
oCoX). 3. .: Adaella Watts. b. I. CAn-
drews). .. 8. Tramp Right and Grace
Stillman also started. Best time. o:O9
Horseman futurity. three year-old
PAGERS. three heats; stake. s., 0o0-Tillie
Upton, b. T.. by Ozono (NIurphy). !. !. J;
Homer Baughman. b. c. Davis, ., ., .
Best time 2:l2 l-2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-06
'R|TCH|E AGREES
TO MEET WELSH
Will Battle for Lightweight
Championship in Vancouver,
B. c., on September |.

San Francisco. Cal. August 5--The
next lightweight match with title of
the ring al stake Will be for the cham
pionship OF the world. Willie Richie
tho American champion. made this a
certainty to-day when lie agreed to
meet Freddie Welsh. champion of Great
Britain and Australia. In Vancouver
b. c. for twenty rounds on Scptem-
Der l.
Welsh already has one decision over
Richie. awarded IN November. 1911.
when Richie substituted at the elev-
cnth hour for Ad Wolrast. then the
champion. who was stricken with an.
Welsh. Richie had never fought a
the match unframed. His surprising
showing won him his chance at the
title from Wolgast.
Articles STIMULATING the weight and
division Of tho purse will be signed
as soon as Richie returns from a
hunting trip
If Richie wins at Vancouver. his
next battle probably will he with
Leach Cross Ill New York for ten
rounds. 40 decision. in the latter part
Of September II!s best offer. he said
to-day. named Cross. though others had
been suggested
Except by n knockout, the tito could
not be In peril in a match with Cross.
and. accordingly. Richie feels fairly
confident that on THANKSGIVING Day
he viii return 10 san Francisco fof.
twenty rounds. either with Harlem
Tommy Murphy or Ad Wolgast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-06
PORTPAWS HAVE
VERY POOR DAY
Marquard, Rucker, Sallee, Plank
and Collins All Receive
Awful Drubbing.

Chicago. August 5.-f'iye star left
handed pitchers IN the major leagues
Ruckef and SaiIee going down i L, 90 De- -
feat ~ tho National. while Plank and
Collins We're being beaten IL the
American. Russell pitched "a fraction
more than one inning for the Chicago
Americans ana scts credit for vie
tory, being the only lucky "southpaw''
in either league
Bo.hling. the Washington lett-hand-
er. Was neither winner nor loser. being
relieved ~ tic tenth Inning with the
score tied
RUDE Marquard's winning streak was
broken ~ the. PITTSBURGH Nationals.
after the Ncw York star had achieved
u!ne straight Victories slim" Salice
was returned a loser against the rush =
ing philadelphia" Nationals. although
he pitched better game than any OF
the iuckless i've allowing only one
IGN.