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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09

ATLANTA, Nov. 9.-"She wrote me
that she would wear a blue dress and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09
4@04NNNI8MEMEMNWE Observation-Disclosures
U--55

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Observation-Disclosures 81, wilson ~
Representative-Best 50, Ritner 80.
Reeves 81, Hodgen 70.
h District Attorney-Bishop So hea'
tor SO.
sberin-AIlen 70, Taylor 81.
Comfy Clerk-Brown 81. Chamber
lain II. -
Treasurer-Giuiam III, stillman 81.
Assessor-strain so. Yeager So.
school supt.-Howard IS, Young
90.
Coroner-Brown IS, Peebler ~,
90 Observation-Disclosures 81,
Slusher so.
PRECINCT NO. Al W0IDMANl
President-Hughes 90, Wilson a.
Representative-Bes 26, Ritner 81
Reeves 40, Hodgen 30.
District Attorney-Bishop 40, Kea-
tor 81.
Sheriff-Allen is, Taylor ~
County Clerk-Brown as. Chamber
lain IS. .
Recommendation 40, stillman 81.
Assessor-Strain 81. Yeager w..
school supt.-Howard &c, Young
SO.
Coroner-Brown Al. Peebler 20,
Co. Observation-Disclosures 30
Slusher 10. =,
Fun Rental Land-Yes 81, No "a
pendleton Normal-Yes AZ, no q
sunday Closing-Yes 90, No S3.
prewers Amendment-Yes y. y"
81.
PRECINCT NO 81 UkIAID
observation-disclosures 81, Wilson 81.
Representative-Best Is, Ritner ~
Reeves 40, Hodgen "a.
District Attorney-Rishop "a, kea-
tor 40.
sberiff-Allcn Is, Taylor Is.
County Clerk-Brown Al, Chamber
lain S.. a.,
Assessor-strain "a, Yeager u.
school supt.-Howard 25' YOUNG
SIS.
Coroner-Brown SO, Peebler 81.
Co. Commissioner-Anderson IS,
Slusher 3S.
pendleton Normal-Yes 40, No Is.
PRECINCT NO. IS (VANSYCLE).
President-Hughes 10, Wilson u.
Representative-Best T. Ritner 10,
Reeves s, Hodgen IS.
District Attorney-Bishop 10, Kea
tor II.
Sherlff-Allen 4, Taylor u.
County Clerk-Brown II, Chamber
ain IS.
Recommendation %, Stillman .
Assess0r-Strain 20, Yeager T.
School Supt-Howard Z, Young 20.
Coroner-Brown II, Peebler II.
Co. Commissioner Anderson Is
u.
Measures.
Full Rental Land-Yes Z. No -
Pendleton Normal-Yes -, No O.
Sunday Closing-Yes $. No 10.
Brewers Amendment-Yes =, s.
2
Absolute Dry-Yes II. No y.
PRECINCT No. 5 (OUTSlDE FREE.
WAITER.
President t.ughes IS. Wilson 50
Rgprescntative-Bes s.. H.tuer &c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09

He was in charge of the reorganiza
ton of the French cavalry before the
outbreak Of the war
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pnrclNCT No. > FERNDALE),

~ y
pres;dent-Hughes ~, Wilson H.
Repr esentative--Best 10, Ritner "
Reeves rs. Hodgen go.
District Attorney-Bishop l02' hea'
tor so,
sher fallen II, Taylor 49,
County Clerk-Brown 50, Chanip''
lain 81.
treasurer Gillian lo9, stillman
So.
Assesses Strain ia, Yeager s..
school supt.-H Howard g., young
124.
Coroner-Brown 96, Peebler IS
Co. Commissioner Anderson 80
Slusher "a,
Measures.
Full Rental Land-Yes %, No lSd
Pendleton Normal-Yes 81. No lo3'
sunday Closing-Yes "A. no l26.
Brewers Amendment-Yes %, No
1851.
Absolute Dry-Yes 1870, No so
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PRECINCT NO. p FUIITONl


Observation-Disclosures so, Wilson II.
Representative-Best 2S, Ritner 81,
Reeves rs, Hodgen 40.
District Attorney-Bishop II. Kea.
tor SIS.
Sheriff-Allen IL, Taylor 60.
County Clerk-Brown as. Chamber.
lain 20.
Treasurer-Gilllam l6, stiIlman 10.
Assessor-Straln Sc, Yeager 20.
school Slpt-Howard 10. Young
Ga,
Coroner Brown g. Pecbler 10.
Co, Commissions Anderson 81,
Slusher 81.
Measures.
Fun Rental Iand-Yes Z, No 81.
Pendleton Normal-Yes SO, No 10.
Sunday Closing-Yes A. No 20.
Brewers Amendment-Yes ~. No
IS.
Absolute Dry Yes 80. No 43.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09

But the softer the road the harder
the travelling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09

You may have noticed that easy
money is difficult to retain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-11-09
REAAIHNGPREGNCTS IN FULL

PRECINCT, NO Is (M0UNTAlN).
President-Hughes is, Wilson Al.
Representative-Bes SO, Ritner ~,
Reeves p, Hodgen 20.
District Attorney-Bishop 20, kea-
tor 20.
sheriff-Allen 20, Taylor so,
County Clerk-Brown 26, Chamber
lain 80
Treasurer-Gmiam A., Stillman 10.
Assessor-Strain 81, Yeager 20,
school Supt.-Howard is, Youns
So,
Coroner-Brown 30, Peebler %,
Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
Slusher 20.
Measures,
FUN Rental Land-Yes 0, No 81,
pendleton Normal-Yes S, No A.
SUNDAY Closing-Yes ~. No So.
Brewers Amendment-Yes g. NJ
II.
Absolute Dry-Yes 80, No 81,
PRECINCT NO. I tFltEEWAIEi9'
Observation-Disclosures 81, Wilson 81.
CONGRATULATIONS &C, Ritner 90
Reeves %, Hodgen ~.
District Attorney-Bishop ~, Kea-
tor 81
Sheriff-Allen SIS, Taylor IS.
County Clerk-Brown "a, Chamber
lain IS,
Treasurer-Gilliam 105, Stillman -
Assessor-Strain so, Yeager 66.
school supt.-Howard SO, Youns
80.
Coroner-Brown %, Peebler 20.
"a commissioner Anderson so,
| Slusher l15.
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tcontinuod on Page 81
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NO. q FREEwATER

Absolute Dry-Yes 1870, No so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
HORSES FRANCE
AT SPRING SHOW
Cavalcade of Riders in
Colonial Garb Feature
of Exhibition.

EQUINE champions in harness or IN
der saddle We'd with green novice can
didates for the cups and blue ribbons
at the opening last night of the twenty
first annual New York Spring Horse
Show at the Durland Riding Academy.
Honors were well divided between
horses from 4 distance and entries from
Manhattan.
An entertaining Interpolation in the
regular judging VAS cavslcade de
picting the costumes Of riders in DINER
ent periods. chiefly in the New Neither
lands, under its different governments,
and closing with an up-to-date Central
Park riding class.
Mrs. John Gerken rode her champion
Margaret Tate 10 victory IN two
classes Mrs. Robert f. Tod's equally
famous Sceptre. ridden By Miss Webb,
also was winner. with the great nj
tie horse Patsy Newman second and
Radiant, the Brooklyn show champion,
third.
J. Campbell Thompson. with Nestle
down Chancellor and Nestledovn Coun-
sellor: James Cox Brady. who capt
ured the blue with Irvington Model in
IRE nonv class; A. W. Atkinson. with
Supreme Polonius. and John l.. Bush
nell. OF Ohio, who drove The Governor
20 success in strong class. were the
! outstanding victors in the harness
classes.
The summaries follow:
Cu, 5 fh.rns.s hcr.s. op-n OIL, - ra'- over
iss hrd,l-won BY :. c,nPesll rsompsoe.s b.,
tn.St.: s'o. .eor Si J. c,mps4l Tonp,on. s
N..ledosn Rob Roy and b, N.ue!o'n bn.a
BOrY ra knios,reS'hs, s'sS.s 3 hn va.
fourth. fsrnori P o'Bh.h's b & Glenlin. and or-
Ca. IS ,ssddl. houa h..-reisht .Iddl-
ssr, o',t w. ~; Go; ios ,5d " e ss MAJ.
gs ,-.i' Ia. .scond' 4 " ALil.Oa's eh. sandy
EcDonsld ihrd Captain T HAIR snsnton,. br
B.on feurh. M, Chsrc VI Alaire's bib. Q
Class h.n.; hor'.. w. u ~ 80, 'l &c
ins ~ h.nd'l."oa ~ .y n' T1,sp "a
m S.,,l.iown Ashore: ,hiri. R,niltoa Fs-m''
hr 10 Queen o. Esrh fourth. A = ,osiet
ca, 20 tsIsdl. har,.s ever ~ ard 10, .r,.ed
NJ. nobsrs Tod, ; n se.p,r.. second W. Z.
/ Bsk.r. ch m. ri'p Ntsmin thifd u J
ara.T. ; . B s.., fourth Nj" L'a''
h1i. h,' ',or,., ~ hsrn.. 10, ,ieeedlns g..
h.nd,l-won - Hamilton Farms ef. ,r',nE.oa
Mod. ,,rnnd firicYou Ftrm's ~. = lrrinsnn
I Eounc,r. third Thomas J.. WAITS Dr. : Me. v
lev Cinder fourth. Hamilton yarns b. n lr'ins
VOC ca" i tharue.. h.-., t,ndsm, und,, = !
,1d ch m. Maud Muller second. j. Campbell
! Thouu.on's o. g SssilefoNn Topper snd ?. &
N,.Isiown Dlsies. third Hsnllion Farm. ht g
H.fn,l,,n starlight ard br n. fireno foufih. JOIN
J l. Bu,hn.l's b. 6 Cipy Boy and B. N eipy
| C.- - usass' s.ddi. horses. li2 hana. Ard
over: 10 10 hidden b. ladies' o. ,ide safalsi Won
| oy Nr, John Csrke IN. m Nrsrst Ias ;"
ond 4 , II Ds,iss eh Ahih hiid u
Rhad..s a. Radiant fourth. 4 W. AiAkin'on
ch Q Sparkling Nossle.
| GO NJ fsis hons - p. f1rer 70 rG horses
70 ,hn. conformation sped All acuon l0rsts onii
! ~ esun'i -won ~ John l. Bu,hneifs ,. Tn'
/ on,srror .seond C,rpbsi Thompsons ~
| S,.ti.dofn CHANCELLOR. third. y 4 oRne1's - .
| Gsnlins fourth knieksseocsU stsolss b hnies'
sfbockN Pnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
One--Two-- Three and
So On Up to Ten
Bv w. o. MCCLELLAN.

The ferocious and formidable Fred
erick Fulton. the peculiarly precocious
plasterer o. Rochester. Mimi, has com
pleted his terrific and tumultuous
training at the Pioneer Sporting Club.
Last night he addressed a plasterers'
convention at Brooklyn and this after
noon he will look over the Yanks. To-
morrow night ne will display his feroc-
ity with Al Reich at the Pioneer
Sporting Club.
Frederick is little bit hurt g. not
being taken oyer-seriously. for he is
a serious young person. although ne
is not grouchy about II. He has
serene and not unpleasant self-conf-
dence. He is quite in earnest about
the desire 10 meet Jess Willard. and
he is absolutely certain that when he
does he will be wearing the heavy
weight crown on his six and an eighth
size head
Fulton did his last DAYS work in the
sub-cellar Of the Pioneer Club. All OF
the upper floors were occupied BY mu-
steal and unmusical comedy actors who
we're rehearsing. Some of those VINO
had parted with quarters AZ the gate
were lured away from where Frederick
was demonstrating the manly art win
Frank Kendall 10 the upper hoors'
where the boisterous broilers and the
shouting show girls were training
Multi-millionsire John Mack. pro
moter de luxe, announced that Fulton
weighed 2l7 pounds. also that the IN
Jury 20 his hand was slight 10 cor
roborate the latter assertion frecerieh
extended hand that was half SIZE
Larger than n Virginia ham. A. hand
II seemed trife exaggerated. but there
was nothing the matter with IT..
Benny Rosenthal. the ready AFFIDAVIT
and abb man. then came 20 the front
and demanded: Doesn't he look hne
Doesn't he look great Isn't he an
other Fitzsimmons. only niue
stretched out? You know that ! am
the first person 70 compare HIM 20
Fitzsimmons. Give me credit for
that"
II Frederick can yet by the first two
rounds he should whip Reich easily;
Fulton has long and useful lett nand
and Reich - mark for the port side
fab But Frederick will have 10 be
CAREFUL al the start. Reich rs a wonder
N The opening rounds. and Fulton IN
~. having appears 20 leave himsci
nnsr IL Reich should clip him on
,be chin early IL would be sad blow
. indeed 70 John Mack. the multi-mii i
/ lionaire promoter. The matches WIN
Z Cofey. Weinert. Dillon and MORAN
would be automatically called on.
/ II Fulton should knock Reich out ~
will not indicate that he - Rood
enough 20 take on willard. but IL VIII
be an interesting Demonstration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
Havre de Grace Entries.
Race Track, Hsvr- De Grace. Nd
April 26-The entries for tomorrow
rsces are as follows:

Race Track. Havr- de Grace. Nd.
April 26.-The entries for tomorrow
races are as follows:
FIRST rae. ,for tire, -y,r DDS sn1 uprsrd ell
~ r,s and hsr fufonss in Ana nui.
az .S.oi;ish Knight. % hing Tuscan. Jos. Fen
de- I07 Lost forune. Jos. Jim bss,y. i.e
'Huniu.tion. 10. Fr,d Levy. il7. |.elic 10.
The Masquersder. 1875
second rsc. i,,erpl.ehas-. 'or maiden four Teaf-
old, And upward Iboui 40 niles -Lsdy Butte
~ re- ped ripef 1871 JACK Winston. 4.'
Royti. is5. Aviator. rs
Thlfd race fssiiing handicap. fof ihreo year 81 =
And upg ara one nile ana serenity faflsf- harhafi
los R,dl.rd 100 Ambrose. no. star Car IL
Fourth rar. IN, psnJTllls selling ~tases. ~
.so-years -oids four ami bar fgrionss - KY me-
TO- Manostn JOG 'Nonesuch. 100 'hrmlns. 10Y
Flrh rae FOR three year ofs .rf upward. -
r.g ono mile and seventy ysfdsl IyposfsF.y. r.,
.sh.rh.rtess TO- .Tsk los 'kneel. Jos. Men o
psrk iNl. .yaias no. 'Nspler 40 -Mr. Nal.
10 R.y o. Light IL. Peacock. ili.
sinh race i'or ,our "a Odds ard Upward. 81
ins slr furlongs pes u Mamie n ?, Ma,
..rsi Mei.e q 'rfo' .sofss. o. .S'u Bird. H7
.Mary Warr,n. i0. ~ir Dsnrsn. lo-. 'Nec.ieh-
i03 RE Lunar. TO- LADY London lol .l0-i
az Jim ra,, lo5 Ral'rou. ~ Lucsy Geofsc
n. Deduriior ne. nu.sar ~.
seventh rae ffor three ve.r oihs AID urHsrf
selling ono miles AMI seventy sards Rose luIi
en-. ss sfeisr'na = 'Serg.r ~tsiwar's Fa
-Mlss waters los A5ris. TO- .Counisrpar. 10
.sldssl0r. ITO. 'Ct-Tron. 40. High FLYER IT'S
Apprentice allowance cl,n,d
Weather cltsr. ghck heap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
YALE LOSES TWO
FAST TRACK MEN
Leisenring Strains Tendon
Orr Loses His Stand
ing Through Illness.


New Haven. April 26.-Yale's hope
for championship track team suffered
the worst blow OF the season to-day,
when Edward Barnes Leisenring. OF
Cleveland. a junior in Sheffield Scien-
tific School and the best hurdler on the
Yale team. pulled tendon in practice.
At the time the accident happened
Leisenring WAS leading the other hurd-
lers by fifteen yards and was clearing
his hurdles in championship style. HIS
injury is such a severe one that he
probably will be unable 10 run again
this season.
The loss is felt more keenly in view
OF the fact that the Princeton meet is
but little more than a week distant. II
comes a. a climax IN long series OF
n.ishaps 10 the Yale track team.
Morrison Orr. former captain OF the
Exeter track team and Yale's hope N
the mile run. IS also lost 70 the team
il was learned to-day. lie left college
recently on account Of illness and Is so
far behind in his studies that he can
not return.
The sixty men who have been work
ing through the Easter vacation IN
preparation for the spring track meet
here on Saturday and the Penn re-
laws the same day finished their pro-
gramme of two daily drills this after
noon. Hereafter the men will work
only in the afternoon.
II was announced that Yale will send
but Ave men 20 the Penn relays al
Philadelphia. the members OF the relay
team and Captain W VI. Oler, II. DER
will enter the high jump. Bad weather
has hindered the work during vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
Ered HerreShOH to Essay
| Comeback as Golf Star
COLUMBIA JUNIORS
WIN CLASS GAMES
Despite Soggy Weather, Run
nerS Make Enviable Marks.

As a result Of the second and last
day OF the Columbia interclass games
the winning juniors increased their
lead from so 20 20 points on South
Field yesterday. The seniors, second,
Tailed 30i2 points. the sophomores 25ia
and the freshmen IS.
The track was soggy and slow. and
the weather bad. Notwithstanding this.
X. T. Sheppard won the mile in 4:42 4-5.
Another good performance went 70 the
credit Of H. {. Buermeyer. the foot
ball player, who took the 900 in "a
seconds.
The summaries follow:
One mile ruu-wcn be- T. sheppard. ~.
r Nree!srd. rs. tsoond G. n. schi-man. -.
third. r D. McIrscscn. 'le fourth. Time. a. :
e2o-yArd dssh-won By y. C. Bueuneyer. 10
n q Ashis 'iq Nur'h Time. O24
Broad iump-rie for first place between u. n.
Cassidy. 10 and J.. & Bush. o.. With 20 'eet a
inches ' Nichihauser II. third J. E1emsn. 10.
fourth
Pole v,ur n. 20 FIST place beiveen r E.
Note. Is and J. & Bradley. H. with 10 feet
: C Stone ls third. NJ Rlpin IL. fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BF
tha BOARD ~ water supply. az its oNces.
tventy- second floor. Municlpsl Building.
park Row centre and Chambers streets.
%ew York city. until II A. ". on Tuesday.
Ma . 1915. for Contract ~, for furnish
ing ard installing Pilot connections. valves,
sfuring boxes and sppurt.nanc.s for con-
trolling riser valves IN the shafts OF the
CITY Tunnel Of the Catsklll Aqueduct, in
New York city.
Az the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phIets containing Information FOR Bidders
and contract drawings can b. obtained az
Tie above address at tn. once OF the Sec
rotary by deposi'ing the sum ~ ten dol
lars $50 10 c-sh a. jfs esDivslent for
-, ,T..l.! FOR rurthrr parDtS.sfs
apply to the once ~ III. Principal As
s.staut Engineer a. the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board Of water
GEORGE FEATHERsToNE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
Her. IL q fine line Of matches:

Rob Fi;zsimmons vs.. Peter Maher.
KID Mccoy VS.. Jack O'Brien.
Terry McGoye;n vs.. Young Corbett
hbt Attell VS.. X. o. Brown.
Young Grifo va. Jack McAulife.
Dal Hawkins VI. KID Mcfarland.
10. Bernstein IS. Kid Grifo.
The card reads like a dream OF the
older and better days OF pugilism: but
me men are actually matched. lhey
will appear in the same ring nj we
Pioneer sporting Club on MAY o. q, ~
The benefit 20 be given Tor John H.
Nelden. .ia
b, vo,,h million dollars, according
"a the prevailing prices Of bouts. hui
Yovoy Grifo N Old Critic nov. ana
Young mors's the PHYS no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World

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SAILED.
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Hamilton. Norfolk AMI Newport News. rolluI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27


April 2s.-The results OF to-days races
follow:
$500 Ave and hsk 'griongs Greetings. los -.
Mcrassaffl. straight g. place s. 30. show s. frst
.GaIesT.nihs. loo lAndsnonl place '3s 20 sho.
$3.50 second Eddie r. los Keoxhl. show ~.
third Time. 10 -. Msifou. Camel. Shrspael.
Handful AID Ruth Strickland also ran
oids AID upward $500 added siI 'urlonssl-Gsl-
op. IL fMeteaHJ. straight $. 20 plsos s. 10 sho'
out. Hrsi. Jesse. j.. 1903 fGaftnerls p.sce S 80.
,hor out second Pon,efrsct. 10 Ksssy). sha-
OF. Third. Tine. 10 3. Aristocrs, sl:o RAJ
Third racs Tor tvoyea dds: pvr. $500. four
snd hslf flrons. l--wsuSesg 100 tHEresl.
straight fal0. pace S 80. show $3.50 fra, opheis
W. li3 lrToTlerl. place s. 90. show g. 10. second
K'rg.shsr. 100 fMs'cafl. show - 50. third Tine.
o-- 80. Burbank. Bright sLsr. Grand Jun and
Graiifuf, alsO ran.
Four-h rac- The Bel,ir Handicap. n, 'hrs.
ysar-ods and upward. 5000 adied sir 'urlonE
Fenmouss l06 BAD. straight s. 70. place s. %.
shoS OUT. first. ST. Edgar. Jos lheosnl. place
s 30 show oft second J Liilis. los iNetcsfl
shos out third. Time. i Is Aniia and Celio
z.s0 ra0
Pm -acs l'or fo'ir-yer o,t' 'nd UPWARD SOL
re purse $500. ono mil. and seventy yards -
saprerns 100 lNcCshsyl. srGsh; 81 80. place s.
show s. 'o. rrst. LgcC Geor:f los lhsll. Place
81 - show $3.50. second Muzanu: los tAnd.'
SOM show 81 So third Tine. ! a. IS. Frsds
Johnson. Cariar,rock Mik. Cohen Mamie McDee.
HuIss Brother. From, Royn and Flying Feet
sixth race ffo- maiden three yss' DDS ard Up
ward purse 500. re and hzf furiorzs Juliet.
l0i Hanover. straight see. place s. 80. show
81 50 first. l.. Beie Noire: II; Burton pae
81 So ihlrh Tine ! 10 %. Billy Oliver Hpden.
Tread Glendale ard our John Aso ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
ATHLETES GATHERING
FOR PENN RELAY RACES
Western Contingent Arrives in
Quaker City To-day.

The Western college runners who
will arrive in Philadelphia this after
noon will be the vanguard Of thou
sands Of athletes who will take part in
the relay carnival of the University Of
Pennsylvania 10 be held on Franklin
Field tomorrow and Saturday. Re
ports state that the visitors are a
formidable group and certain to gain
their share Of the honoTs.
Wisconsin. Illinois. Michigan. Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Purdue have sent on
their strongest representatives Tor the
important contests. BY nightfall II IS
expected that the Quaker town will be
crowded by thousands Of athletic en-
thusiasts who will be on hand for the
carnival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
REFEREE STOPS BOUT
AT STADIUM A. E.
Jack Heating Proves No Match
for Charley Weinert.

Another guinea pig boxer was uncov-
cred last night at the Stadium Athletic
Club by the decision Of Referee Kid
Mcfarland. who stopped the heavy
weight bout between Charley Weinert
and Jack Heating in the second round
after Heating had been knocked down
four times in the first round and had
done nothing but stall and cover-up all
through the short bout.
The bell saved Heating from knock
out al the hands Of the Jersey fighter
At the end of the first round. small
crowd witnessed Keatings exit.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-27
sHERIFF'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY sherINs Auciione.r. sells
this day. Thursday. April 9th. 1915. :,
eleven o'clock in the forenoon. a. No. sos
west tSist 81. ono bookcase, nine tables,
lot o. books brass novelties. stationery.
rare games shelving. etc. ard all other
property that the defendant had on APRIL
18th 1915 or - any time thereafter.
Goods must be removed Immediately after
ALFRED r SMITH sheriff.
& J. GOKMAN Deputy Sherin.