THE WASHINGTON HEEALD FRIDAY JULY 3 19084

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Far West Almost EqualsTrack Record

FAVORITE GAVE AWAY POUNDS

Gold Lady Drops front the Cloudsand Finlnlics Third in the LongInland Handicap at Shccpuhcad-llay Fitzhcrbcrt Enjoys a Gallopin the First Event The Summitries

New York July 2Jack Atkln 2 to 1

though beaten three parts of a length byFar West 31 to 1 in the Long IslandHandicap one mile and a furlong atSheepchead Bay today ran a wonderfulrrce He picked up 125 pounds and un

a splendid ride from Nottor wasbarely defeated in 143 threefifths of asecond slower than Big Chiefs trackrecord

Westbtiry and Touremia took turns atrac making for threequarters of a milewh re Atkln who had boon close uptook command Right up to the lastelxteonth pole the Schreiber colt lookedthe winner until Far Wetrt to whomAtkln gave twentyone pounds by thescale cloMd with a determined rushand landed the money

A Li Astes Gold Lady 10 to 1 droppedfrom the cloud in the home stretch andimished third three lengths back anda length before Woitbury Dandelion

2 could not raise a gallop at any stageand wa badly beaten

II R good colt Pltzherbort1 to 5 enjoyed a gallop in the fim raceone for twoyearolds five and onehalffurlongs Futurity course He led all theway and rolled home with five lengthsto spare in 10714 J E Maddens Harrifan had no trouble In beating Augustlicimonf Practical M to 1 for the place

H K Vlnguti Waterepeed 7 to 1

Flnwed the way In the Good and PlentySt rplechaae at about two and onehalfmiles and won easily by four lengthsin 50 34 The Hamilton Stables Rocket7 to 2 was second with J W ColtsPrince of Pilsen 6 to 1 third

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t 1 made a runaway of the PansyStakes for twoyearoidaat six furlongsTt the turf and came home on the bitwith dye lengths to spare in 14315 a-

new track recordThere was a big upset in the Advance

Guard Handicap at one and onequarterntilrs on the turf Alter MISS CrawfordI to 10 had led for threequarters of amil Prince Citing a ItOtel shot

auled her and led up to the fewj imps where DArkle M to 1 closed andw n In a hard drive by a head withPiruMi Ching two lengths before Miss

twford and Needles 2 to 1 wasrn on the outside of the held all

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LATONIA RESULTS

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THIRD RACBBlat fttrtons K May Ill Taybr JT won Hollow IN Warren 1115 secondI n Sand IN Martin third Time MLBitter Sir Halaraoa Edev Bin MerruVM EnltatR 1 Kumar Binen sod Fred Maee aim ran

FOURTH KACKOne and OM hUvntfa mileThe Minta Ut Plckrna J JiO won Czar 106Row J6J5 road QUCHHRI Ml Powers 18-

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riFTH RACBOne safle Skyo MB MinderSilli won ntfwra S MO Row jB seeoad-L dy Atoy Id Martin ftlX third Titer 11134Muter OrdoBA sad May Jane abe iso

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Sniitn Clnra o Piny In HonoluluSan Francisco July Santo Clara

College baseball team sailed for Honoluluypsterday The team Is scheduled to playton tames with various teams includingthose from the Atlantic fleet and the Japanese team from Kclo University ofTokyo

Moral Icsnon LostFrom the Ckifiaa Trfbnoe

Goad for SqutlllpBl I hear that sincehe quit drinking he has got rioh

Its too bad to spoil that storythe other way Since ho got rich he

has quit drinking

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I never give medicine to my childrensaid Mrs Lapsing that has any wHiskyin it Whisky to poisonous It containstoo much refusal oil

While you think of It telephone yourWant Ad to The Washington Herald andMil will be sent you at 1 cent a word

Open Friday Nlsht-Oowd All Day Saturday

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siicepuliend BayFIRST RACESU furlongs

12 Petttonat 109Preceptor 12 Son Cliff 114

112 Permanent Ranger 122Detective US Edward 122Mud WO Dandy Dixon

SECOND RACErThe Kticwond wiling one mileGrace Harris 106 Corncob 10-Grastlcwood 106 lit

106 Karl Court 186n Bradjr VX Araeo S3

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FOURTH RACBThe Thlette selling BCO mileand one furlongMenfort 113 Campaigner 1M-

Temaceo 106

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Bedouin 106Tony Bonero 106 ling BilL 86

FIFTH IIACE The Voter six awl encbalf furlong

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Harriet Row MB fit lerFkwcal mAd Meade 1 TamMe-IhMdtoM 05 Mareflbr Anne 105 Uett SfBJwC-

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FIRST RACB S4x fnrloes Hnrinidea 100 Ott4 tn 1 woe C J Cefla W Fahbrntkerl 12 to 1

mound Margaret 91 12 to I third Time111 Ballot Box Royal Leacad Daftdcratitai LM Bckert Major MrCoaah Erar ArlingtonWATt Cra t and AIM a o ran

SECOND and onenalf furlongsQueen MS Bwrni 3 ta 1 won Bane

m Koemer to 5 second Peacocks Choke M-Shilllnr 10 to 1 third Time 1835 Patriot

Jim Pita Indian Hunter Long John Mbe ImegeneSister and To and Fro also raa

THIRD RACEOue and o etehUi miles Mar-tin Doyle 117 Bums V to S won Terab M-

Fakbrother 6 to I second Care Adam 115Bhillirw C to S third Time 1 SIM TIM Shau i

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dale Liken Blnnbcr Anna Scott and Risk also

FIFTH fUrlongs Harcourt 106Bbilll g S t 5 won Dixie Htorael Ml OU 7

tn 2 Gifef Ml to 1 third Time127 Hiacho Night Mist and RaleIgh also ran

SIXTH RACESIx furlongs Anna Smith WFrancis 2 to 1 won Trey Spades 93 Ber-gen X to 1 second Benatllle Ml t Armstrong 8to 1 third 11L Left Guard Royal ArtflhiT Belle of the flay Martha Jane Klan FOILSJersey Tee Trek and Berse ako ran

SEVENTH RACEOne and onesixteenth milesDennis Stafford 91 Francis 5 to 1 won TrueBoy 110 Foley 8 to L Mooed Ibid Vaj 1W-

ShlHIrnj 6 to 5 third Time 147 Maianlellonehroedws Midway King of the Valley PrytaniaCredits McDonald Prince Ilohenlohe Orientand Agnes Ford also ran

The Spring Minstrel JokeFrom the Chicago News

Mtstah Bonos began Tambo with aflourish of his hand when yo go oohto Germany again yo will notice a grontchange in tho embassy building

Yo say Mlstah Tambo respondedBones with that acute distinctness ofthe fat end man dat do next time Ahgo ovah to germany Ahl notice a greatchange In do embassy building Whatwill it be

Why in place of a Tower youll find-a Hill Ha ha Mistah Burbank decelebrated tenor will now sing dat stir-ring ballad Shut d Draft Kase HoreComes Taft

Optimistic to tile EndFrom the PUitadolphk Lttlger

Some time ago there was a flood inXVestern Pennsylvania An old fellowwho had lost nearly everything he possoeecd was sitting on tho roof of thehouse as it floated along whon a boatapproached

Hello JohnHello DaveAro your fowls all washed away

JohnYesbut tho ducks can swim replied

the old manApple trees goneWell they said the crop would be a

failure anyhowI see the floods away above your win

dowThats all right Dave Them windersneeded washln anyhow

Another Saint Added to CalendarThe following Is from tho Dallas Tex

NewsCorslcnna Tex March 21 Tho corner

stone of St Johnsons Episcopal Churchwas placed today with appropriate ceremonies Rev J C Black tho rector off-iciating

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DANVILLE IK LEAD

Visitors Find McKenzie Easyin Game at Richmond

WALKER EFFECTIVE ON SLAB

Umpire Byron In Ulnncd for SomeDecisions Purdue Holds PortHiiiouth to Five Hits in Game atNorfolk and Home Team WinsChumploiiH Land on Hamilton

Bpedal to Tlw Wariiiwgton HeraldRichmond Va July Danvills bstiod

McKenzie hard in todays game andIn winning from Richmond by 2 to 1

went to tho hood of the Virginia LeagueWalker was offectivo throughout and

though the score appears close the gamebelonged to tlio visitors throughoutUmpire Byron was hiseod many timesfor his decisions which from the pointof view of a spectator often unjust Score

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BattcriesMcuitt and MeKoaaie Walker andRyan

Ronnoke Ontclannca LynchburffSpecial to The WatMiictM

Lynchburg Va July 2 Roanoke out-classed the locals this afternoon andwon with ease by the score of 6 to S-

Klrkpatricks error in the fifth made Itpossible the three runs of that roundStupid base running figured largely inthe Shoomnkers defeat Otey hithard in the first inning and Reynoldsdisplaced him Kltno was hit hardthroughout the game The contest waplayed In a light rain and threateningweather Score

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1HnKcrntoirn Defeats FrederickSpecial to The V W ston herald

Hngorstown Md July 2 Hagerstowntoday defeated Frederick by the scoreof 4 to 2 largely through the masterlypitching of Krobs White Street theformer Baltimore Union League pitcherwas not hit hard the errors back of himproving costly There was some fastfielding by both teams Score

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Purdue HoldM PortsmouthSpectt to The Waiktasto HmU

Norfolk Va July 1 Portsmottth couldnot hit Purdue opportunely this afternoonand Norfolk won S to 1 The Portsmouthplayers fielded no better than they battedThe champion fended on Hamilton heav-ily in the sixth and seventh inningsScore

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Team Stays at WinchesterSrcdel to The Washington Build

Winchester Va July 2 aianager Ba-

ker of the Winchester baseball club willnot take his team to Petersburg at pres-ent Announcement to this effect wasmade today and schedules for some dayhave been arranged much to the delight-of the local fans

MARRIED MEN WIN

Benedict of Holy Comforter ChurchScore at nivir VIew

An Interesting game of baseball wasplayed at River View Park between themarried and single men of the Church oftho Holy Comforter the Benedicts win-ning by 7 to 1 Crawfords pitching andthe batting of Fleisheli Flood and Mc-

Donald were features ScoreMarried U II O A E Men R R Q A E

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COMMERCE AND LABOR LEAGUE

Mlllinn Good Pitching Wlnn for theCoast Survey TeRm

Today pame Lieht Tresses Beard Tt Bureftn efCrass at Clcvctand Park

Tho Coast Survey defeated the Buroauof Census yestordsy 9 to 6 Millin pitch-ed a good game for the winners Score

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Totals 915 6 2 Totals 6 616 7 3Coast Sunty 3 0 4 2 9Bureau of Census i

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Literature and PropertyFront tho Manchester Guardian

Some two hundred heirs and represen-tatives of French authors have Just peti-tioned to have literary property put uponthe same footing as property In a housoor a other words to have copy-right made permanent Instead of ternporary There is a good doal to be saidfor the logic of tho demand that the laborof the mind in the field of literature Isnot less worthy the value of its productthan the labor of the mind in the field ofbusiness

TVnrmlnfiT Him UpFrom Harpers Weekly

My cocoas cold stonily announcedthe gruff old gentleman to his fair wait-ress

Put your hat on she sweetly suggested

Meet Me at Keanes-Its such a cool comfortableplace to drop in for an hourschat over a bite and a sup of thobest food and drinkAll hnneball scores received by

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ROBBED IN A STORE

Mir Mary Barton Believes NegroesGot Her Purse

Mrs Mary Barton living at the Brunswick apartment reported to the policeyesterday that while shopping Inafternoon In a downtown epartmentstore her handbag was opened and a

containing 56 stolonWhen the theft was committed Mrs

Barton was on the first floor near acounter at which she had made a

There a crowd near her andshe was Jostled several times by twonegro girls After being jostled for thothird time Mrs Barton grew suspIciousand felt for her pockotbook Her hand-bag was open and the money and smallerreceptacle were gone

The negro girls were by that time nearthe door and quickly made their escape

Touching Up it PinyTouchingup is a process familiar to

nctormanagers and playwrights knowwhat it to their cost But the experi-ence of a French author who lives potfar from Paris is probably a record saysthe Boston Transcript He had sent themanuscript of a playlet to a small andsmart theater here It was accepted buthe hoard no more about It The man-ager having received tho play touched-

it up altering the first scene rearrang-ing tho second and so on down to thodenouement which ho Just modifiedto suit tho taste pf tho public Theauthor came up to town one day andwent to tile small theaters performanceAt supper he met the manager and dif-

fidently askedBy tho way when will you be able

bring out that trifle of mine which yougood enough to say would suit

youWhen shall I bring It out My dearfellow I brought It out a month ego andIt has been playing ocr to full

Why It played tonightWas It indeed I did not know Then

It wee on your sixpin WH this eveningBy the way can you tell which Of

six plays was my playBut tho author draws his royalties tn

hie piece however touched up and sodoes not complain

Romantic CrystalRaringHaving satisfied myself that some peo-

ple really would SM hallucinatory pic-

tures in a glass tall or in water I exexamined the ethnological side ofquestion I found by studying works oftravel and anthropology that s r

and barbarous races gaze Into thewater polished basalt rock crystals andso on for the purpose of seetng dlstantevents foreseeing the future detectingcriminals and so forth It does notto me credible thht so many and sowidely e pamt l peoples should agreewith ancient Greeks and the ofWestern Europe In storing away If theydid not see hallucinatory pictures So Ibelieve that some people do s a themnor Is this fact denied by professorsof psychology says Andrew Lang In theCincinnati Commertcal Tribune-

I have never boon able to foresee fromcharacter complexion habit of mind andother indications what persons wouldprove capable of descrying eveq fancypictures in a glass tall The best gazersof my acquaintance those who lilt onpictures coincidental with actual eventsunknown to them or with the secretthoughts of a companion are both ofthem not unfamiliar with other curiousexperiences But I have tried with theglass two or three other friends whohave seen what are vulgarly calledghosts In haunted houses and in the

glass tall they can see nothing whilepeople who never saw ghosts do see co-

incidental pictures in a ballIf any readers care to make experiments

they can begin by purchasing a ball orof course a glass Jug oC water wilt door even a cpoonfttl of ink In somecases but both are Inconvenient andmay spill Having got the tall it is beetto go alone into a room sit down withthe tack to tho light place the ballIn the 1P on a dark dress or a darkpiece of cloth try to exclude

think of anything you pleaseand stare for five minutes sy at theball That te all If after two or threetrials you see nothing in the way ofpictures in the tall you will probablynever succeed

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keep in touch withall the news ofthe Capital during your absencefrom the city LetTHE WASHINGTONHERALD followyou It will keepyou posted sevepdays a week

Address changed-as often as re-

quired and whenever desiredYour order leftwith Carrier atthis office ortelephoned toCirculation

Main3300 will receive immediateattention

Daily and Sunday mailed to anyoffice in theUnited States50c the month-

A Remedy for ToothacheA London physician at a meeting of a

medical society stated that extraction ofteeth was unnecessary He was enabledto cure the moat desperate cue of

he said unless the case was connected with rheumatism by the applica-tion of the following remedy to the dis-eased tooth Alum reduced to an Impalpable powder two drams nitrous spirits of other seven drams mix lid applyto tooth

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fetaMe X Hart te DM JMC AtlanticLate in May the kingMrds become ex-

tremely common and remain our mostfrequent neighbors excepting perhapsthe meadow larks until early tall Theyare sleek handsome birds with their

tacks and the pretty whitethat edges their tails so neatly Not

infrequently they entertain us for quite adistance by chasing a erow always aliMicrous performance to watch theenemies are eo unevenly matched In sizeAs far as I have observed the littlq an-tagonist always conies out leasthe always keeps on flying just abovethe crow and darting down to peck athis enemys neck or as weusually see him he looks as If he mightbe a member of a peace conference

ruiprntlon of Sea FlAbinterest has been aroused

on the west coast of France by the ap-pearance of a number of fish hithertounknown in those wafers though com-mon in America among them being th

slid blucfish Shad are alsobut this is due to their culture

in the streams emptying Into the Bay ofBiscay The transplanted shad accord-Ing to Harpers Weekly appears to dif-fer slightly in form and color from itsAmerican ancestors

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ere are a few bargains in Pianolas that you cantafford to let go by

One Aeolian Pianola Piano in Circassian walnutwax finish case all in perfect condition

Original Price 650 Now 285One Upright Chickering Piano and Pianola at-

tached in rosewood case all in perfect condition

Special Price for a Few Days S250Just the combination for your summer home 10

cash 10 per month will buy either of these greatbargains

Also several Pianolas in price from 50to 100 The instruments have just been returnedfrom rent and we must close them out to make moreroom Terms 10 cash and 5 per month

Some exceptionally good selections for the Pianolastill left at 3 rolls for 100

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