The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
March 3, 1908

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VC C 0 1 iT iI rW II 1 s t T r r PII IJT l TG f T v T r t 4 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY ARCH 3 I 9 O e i 3 BROKRS TEETH tt MARK fOOTPADS f IN TERROR ZONE f iI Detective Traces Pair by Wounds After Robbery i I on Street 11 i i ASSAILED NEAR HOME Screams of Women Who See i Attack Bring Special Sleuth i r to Spot My ex3 Ifpnc means that the people I Of the west side will have to stay at borne and fit up all nlcht until Com mlssloncr Ulnsham rids the district of hnldup men and burglars said Nor man J MacLco1 a broker who lives Ic the West Point apartments No rW t West Ninetyfifth street today Mr j I t MacLeod who Is a small man wn TVHvlnld nnd robbed on Uio street near i 1111 home during the nicht by tO t i bdgwnym Somctlilni must be done to protct r people up here said Mr Mncleod F Why they say scores of detectives j I Were in the neighborhood yet these two men boldly held me up and if the i f aasault had not been wltiKMsed by sev j eral women nnd their escorts who j t called for help it is hard to telli whnti they would have done to me I i Jlr MacLeod and his wife were at I i the theatre last night and did not r reach home until 1 oclock this morn i i Jng The broker still In evening clothes j then started for a short walk before re i tiring He Was going nest through I i Xlnetyeighth street between Amster dam and Columbus avenues when two I men approached him As he pissed they separated one going on ach side P of him One of the men dealt Mr Mac if Leod a sting rg blow In the face and the r other seized him by the throat and i be was dragged to the pavement t Screams Bring Detective J Two young men with women coinpan K Sons were across the street and saw the assault The women screamed and r ran toward Amsterdam avenue Their J screams were heard by Detective Goss who was at 13road ay and Ninety f fourth street J Two men are beating a mm to I death down there Goss was told J When GOSS reached Mr MacLeod the t broker had regained his feet t They got atout all I had he saId They have my diamond cuffouttona and my wallet containing abatit Wi Mr MacLeod told the detective that he had bitten the hands of both men That is their blood on my shirt f front he said It Isnt mine When I they were choking and beating me I i was doing some chewing You can Identify them by their hands One of the men who had witnessed the assault from across the street then I it approached Goss and said I Say if you are a detective I can tell you where those men went I saw I both of them sneak no the fide 0 x r I r of that saloon over there on Amer f dam avenue One of them was very abort and the other was tall L Recognized by Bitten Hands I Goss started for the saloon Just as a man wearing a wellfitting jaddck orit came out humming a tune nonchalantly f Goss passed him by and pushed I way Into the rear room About a table were five men and one of them Goss quickly spotted as the short man who t had aided in the assault r I want you sad Cos as he crabbed the mii by the collar Goss jerked his nan from the chair I and Enackled him He saw then that I his prisoner hnd blood on his hands At the West One Hundredth street station i the prisoner sad he was Stephen Fljnn I t twentytwo years old of No 1 ieat I I Ninetysixth street I Wheres your partner aked Gosa as Flynn was being led to a cell dont know replied Flynn Why I t dont you go look for him Goes hurried back to the saloon In the re rowi he found thu tan man In tne paddock coat discussing the ar rest of Flynn h When hi was arrested he showcu k fight but Goss was too quick for him t and soon handcuffs J him 1 Siccntl Man oittan Too I I as only trying to sot ball for i mv friend the man said 1 know noiiiiis about this noldup The second prisoner said he was John I P Hotter twentysix years old of No I Tlu Amsterdam avenue Uoth of his lunds were badly bitten and hi cutls I If auu Ue sleeves of hla coat were uluinud s win olcuJ r Viicn tm two men WOT lined up be I f fore Mr MarLeod lie IJetu tletl both rr Tlero snt u iios ihlf chance of my i bee mIMI n he 1 Flynn and Ilusier wiu taken to Po I e lice lIen 1rlutlrlers and subletted to a eecre KrilhnK The i lce believe that I I t If they can he iiade to talk the Idcntl ty of othr o ltlup men and burglars I who hsve tnvn nperatlns on the upper w Illn whl Il est rt tt1shed on hf rlrlnn r were held for trial In HtS tte 11 t TWO GIRLS MISSING I rHSIIIIIlrtI friini lioni III Jer 1 fliy ViNlrrilny The Jersey city police have been raked to look for two young girls who disappeared yesterday Thy are Ger trude Grumbrecht llftecn years old of No U UrlRht strret and Mamie Troll Jlftcen years old of No 87 Montgomery street Carl Orumbrecht the brother of Ger trude told ttio police that tile girls had not lfen seen by their friends slnco 2 oclock yesterday afternoon He said that tiuy wore red hats and black c aXif and that hla sister had on a bra coat A SOXO 1111 AlHIt T THE IlttCMCX Ibe lloj lull Klflu the Iluiuv s In Ille llllr of the RIIIIU lilt of lieorKf M iiliiuiii siss liiUKlcol Iiluy rllty tllr Iriini llniton u Itlut il nt the iurrlak theatre nftpr 11 ufcrnrul run In Human The wud mid iuu lct complrtr of ItilM latmt populAr Cuhnn song Mill he Klrcu In the muKoillifi ec floe of iirzt yundHT World Mnile I T turuiUtlon of P L M11U pub Ih1 I 1f a Splash The Turkish Tub Tea and Kimono Klatch Is the Real Thing for Society and Clubwomen I S Miss SankeyJones Starts the Massage Machine aRolIhg and the Innovation Bids Fair to Become the Seascns Fad Popular i iI CAMEL TOO FOR FAT LADIES TO RIDE Maids in Jap Garb Serve Cock tails and Tea and the Enter tainment is Voted a Huge Success All Around I By Hose C Tillotson I Xow Its the Turkl Tub Tra and Kimono Klatch Monkey dinners and dollbaby panics nre distinctly out of the running Even a racesuicide re ception falls to start a thrill But the I I Swedish movement soiree the JluJltsu lamboree marbleslab matinee needle bath knockaboutcall It anything yon spank like even thli Is conlldentlal ingmachine special or fatreduclnr re unionIts the very latest thins out I and the entire box of hevrrhour confectionery At the Invitation of Miss E Sankey presidents of Jone twentyelRlit womens clubs took the plunge vest r Ida I day afternoon In the Hotel St Gearce In Cd In their most drew moments red blue pink and yellow kimonos they dltcucd tN affairs of nations toKether with more personal matters Mndame Evans Von Manner There was ner In a robe with a hectic flush mid sandals dangling from a pair t daInty Arthur Alfred two tOeS and Mr Brooks President of the Gotiinrn Club i one up In grcenlsi blue with her black hair streaming down her hack Miss latHe Sheridan flitted about In a clas i irallvdraped skirt and so did the I Counters von BoosFarrar Miss Flor enca Kins a society girl from tilE dun nv South trlppel here and there In i Mocking so pink that It was real Miss MarIon C Jones and Barons von IJvbnor wore cJInKlnE carments of pur I ple Miss Florence King did athletic I ev rlFes to set warmed up for the I plllne Put Kll7nbpt1i Archer Conner took the priz for artistic splenor A red slk kimono cut low In the neck and short el ewhor was gracefully rared 1 around ier fragile form while her rlnr white hair fell about her face In 1 nn eccentric frame I Mss K SankeyJones marshaled the hew Into a Ion line and conducted i them to the baths Rlrllnri the GoCamel Here Olublom was drenched arch I fcnkod and stemmed and set upon Fifths to dv while mnMs In Japanese des attended t ier ever want Fat dame s who wnnM to be supple nnd lean saw tlulr avoirdupois disappear and wilnHos were ironed out by gtntly iaFSinf hands AlIJions over the maids nrd maro rocivcl more strenuous tieatment Mnehir for redoclns flesh were Intro lured us the next best thin on the nrrnrnpime A Indv who belonged to the heavy WPRI rlifs hopp d upon a meohnnlca camel the attendant turned on the power and a efntlc rolllnz movement han She wabbled from side to side Tith the creates satisfaction but the movement became stronger and stnnce till she clunsr on with both hands Stop that thing Im shaken to piece she Rasped In between Jolts her face nvnlllnc the shade of her klrnoro Id rather be fat than jostled to deatr she panted as she slid bach to gctind nnd wandered around the II torture chamber eyln other victims An automatic tattoo was workin overtime on the back of a round shoul I d rd girl while the thin arms of an elderly dame were massaged by another machine All kinds of apparatus for reducing flesh were there and each and every one was occupied by a fair or otherwise member of the kimono bri gade Did Jlu Jitsu Stunt Hick to the palm room the twenty eight sufferer were then conducted but marine to eat was yet In sight for there was jolll more exercise Mss HunkcvJones however was the only one who performed and she done u In a shem demcrsliated Jiujitsu nn fments The American woman is too fat be ciiL e she is so lazy she said in be fvpin contortions What she needs Is exirclcf and plenty of It Deep breath IIIR in the morning and baths plenty of them Sho doesnt tnke half baths enough and that is one reason why she is abundantly supplied with avoirdupois lf we all talked more of things and less of people we would have fewer wrinkles and It Is to teach you the ways and means of keeping attractive at forty that I have given ths Turkish Tub Ten If you would BO through this routine of bathing and exercising you would soon become healthy young and attractive even though you are now fat and forty At last luncheon was served nnd It wasnt to be wondered that the weary inns felt In need of cocktails as a bracer for they were almost wore to n frazzle by the strenuous hour of exer cise Japanese maids In kimonos too lent Oriental air to the room which was hung In wistaria and other flowers from the land of Nippon The food I barring cocktails was also Japanese bitf tie fair club members didnt mind for In their kimonos they were willing I to eat with chop sticks If need be The Turkish Tub Tea was a Tent I success and promises to be the hit of i the Lcnton sixison for It is not only startlingly original and new hut It wins the approval ol fair nnlnlty by re ducing thIS too too Olid flsh jl TO VIVEVEJiT TiLE OIUP LAXATIVE HIIOMO QUININE removes tho euiM This uooiy onI1ROMO QUININE i x ok for iinuitur at m W OBOVE ip o c I J rGUC3T3 AT TrtC TURKISH BATrt JUUhfCHEO HAFFEN AIDED IN CAMPAIGN BY A CONTRACTOR Man Vho Took Nine Years to Build a Sewer Con tributed SOO I The investigation by the Commission cr of Accounts of Darough President llaffen of the Bronx becnne spicy tine afternoon when Mr Haffen admitted receiving In the fall of la a cam paign contribution Slnfl from Jar Ininn the contractor and brother of th ate Tom Dunn The Lonrihjt Is of interest ie Itiusp of Its aDcIatlon with a sewu wnlrn Bart Dunn con tnietid In the I Pronx I Tic conract for lhe sew er was Ipi nvay bik In tie is It was to have been completed In lii days am n penalty way provided for each day of delay delaDmln IUmn took up nine years In bulldlnc toe spwer He comphKd It In the sum nifr of irm In Is final accounting ho was Himlizel Wi lays at o a dpv Tills HH nil brought out by lnve gator Mltiol In Viimlnlnsj Haffen this ftiTmi Ti eu Mr Mluiel iaid The checkbook of Bart Dunn shows a Mr dIII net 31 HA and Insrtbed to Louis Jlaffpi Jlikii Dsesnt Remember It I I drnt ronemb J said Hornuph PrcIlnt Haffen It nny have been r cacnpiin contribution I was running1 for oflce at that time Irovlous to this Incident the invostl caIon had to do with shirkers on pub lic work In the Urcnx kept on the pay roll bv Ha Ten The case of P J flane Inspector of sewers was fIrst hrossht up netwevn 100 and lifo Wine had been char d hv the chief cnrlneer of sewers with re rcited offcnfs includlni absence with out leave and Intoxication Finally Jio uhlpf enctneer reported that lane MHB worse than useless All these re torts acre made to President IlifTen llane was lined In the assregate set 1 crab days pay but was no dismissed i He U Rtlll on the borough pay rolls J II Fitch principal engineer also I complained of an Inspector named Brady charging repeated offenses but no action was taken Do you know why no action was taken In Mr Brady case asked Commissioner Mltchel No I do not said President Haf fen Still Holds His Job Q The record shows that the Inspec tor was retained This being a second j offense what action would you take now A 1 should order a hearing Q If the hearing showed the charges contained n Mr Fitchs letter were I true would you remove him A That I would depend upon evidence I Q DUI if the charges were shown to be true what action ould you consider It your duty to take A I am not go Ing to judge u man guilty in advance uf trial Commissioner Mltchel then produced a letter to IrtsJent lIuiTun jy m I olllclal reportIng unexcused absence of Inspector Wuller I Q What did you do in that case A 1 remember It weil There was a deduction of pay n hat case I U The report also shuns the absence of G T yulntard What about tl1nl71 A Oh he may awe been IIOonl but le was on the work I Q How about tie absence without Ituxe of Inspeclurs J thrown iJon rell Garrison aU Hcrry A Oh tmii jrijr was made by mv direction I r iulrel an lnpetion to see at eriy man was toiis Ms dut iSuso I men ere reprimanded I walteil ever Saturday night until Seven oclock for I tusa pry reports I Q Was It not the custom for bends I of departments to suspend dullnquents i I A It was Q And did you not end a letter re I I quiring that no employee e siifpenlod I and that all cases of dolliviuencies he sent to you A If I wrote such a let I I ter it is on tile I i ij Have you countermanded that or iler A If I have it was dnne veri bally Q So there Is no record of it A There mav be II YALE COLORS DECORATE j THE CITY OF MACON i The Sivnnnah line Pier had tV np j pearance of a college campus this af j lernoon when thlrtytlve students of i tne forc trv department of sale qntn i ered preparatory to a departure on i the City of Macon to Sa all 111 h The young men arc in charge of Pro R C Bryant the l1 aol of the corps i of Instructors of the forestry depart i ment at Yale and they plan to make I a stay of from throe to live months J They will spend part of the time in Georgia hut will remain looser In the I vlclnltv of Holilns AH the heart of the lumber region aivl will study tae evolution of the tree from the seed o the pnnlc IVImt Piipln Ililiil dTOm ti n tnn H Tl l Prof Pupns suspicion that the talk about transatlantic wireless fleph n service savors of stock jobhlnj decant I look particularly encouraelne He is our most eminent authority on the sub jeet however CHARGED WITH i MAKING BOGUS i SILVER COlt 1 One Man Caught Trying to I Pass Counterfeit Half Dollar I of Good Imitation I I I The Hood of counterfeit halfdoIars I with which Manhattan and Brooklyn I have been deluded for the last few I I weeks was checked today according i II to Special Treasury Aitent Fiynn when the chef and three of hIs deputies I I tracel It to a hoe at No 147 Law rence street Brooklyn and arresied a I matt and a woman they fomd there A complete plant for the mimtacture of bogus halfdoilari was confl ca ej and Chief Flynn MS tue futory wt one of the test equipped he his ever seen The Secret Servicemen arre ed early I this morning on the Uonery Raymond I ricrui who as aicmllns to gel change for a bogus haldollar They lad nad their eyes im tjcrutor tor ssv crui week ana IIroln aim managed to trace out me plant fnun wnleA ne dievv iis uppites Immejlately after his arrest tne descent on Uie Brooklfn hoise was made and in n room on the seond door Jnhn Hart wno gIves MM aie as tnirtyHxe and Mabel Hamilton hart n pretty jvuns woman who said she was hU wife were discovered try Inc tO nake away with moulds and other apparatUs of their Illesal craft Later James Gilford and Thomas F I MclMrtland w rt arrested In Vftsiln ton ritiuare Both they say are nsenis for Hart foro United States CommlsyKintr Mono In Brooklyn the Hart were I held In KVO lend as counterfeiter nil j tbelr aides in ie same amount for I passinz the spurious coin The counterfeit produced by the I llirts was an unusually good Imitation and It Is believed that many are In untlon I n this cut and Brooklyn OYAIr adnfJkrvafer I A1outey Pore Makes the cake and biscuit light fresh wholesome delicious 100 N e 0 eel cf C e v cU S tl PI t y wr b v s sO r 0 i 1 v J cC 1 y 0 P KILLED MULE HE I SLEPT IN STABLE FORSIX1 Oil LS Murderer Used a FivePound SledgeHammer and Struck Only One Blow t Ilk rcdlalrfM redh nrded Pole named Amlnns Mlclmlchiijr rashly dls pljvcd f6 In n Si ulh mi reel aloon last il gut and then went to bed In a stable u piv Ic nns allowid to site p lit vn found leid today with his head caved ui Aft cpound bloodstained I e ice hnmmcr on the floor by his file o I part of the story The Jfi wis e nnd that fact told the rest of W slorv r t crime wt ornmltted in n turn oiKn cM Imilllna at No Itll South i n t A blnrksmlth and wheelwright ipi tii irrtind floor The second I ir s uteh a n stable On the third r Is a raciorllnc loft Mr Kwrncr who runs the stable ri n s the tails to peddlers and small Thiint Andrea a Roodnatiircd strong dissolute person appeared In ie nflifhbjrhooj about two years ago aol made himself useful to Koerner Whenever he was out of work he was aIouftl to SPi In the tale and In return for the accommodation he did I chores about the place Axlreas had ben absent from his I haunts In the neehb jrhood for two weeks previous to his appearance last I night lie wanderej along the water front saloons spendln nvoney and I drinking detiply Just before he went to the stable to sleep he snowed six Jl bills Jacob Cohen who keeps a horse in ICotrners sjible went there at 7 oclock hs morning to get the animal He round the door to the blacksmith hop Iiwns Ira open Upn the stable he irind Andreas with his shill crushed some one bent upon setting t al I forced the door picked up a else ham ir in the hlacKsmlth shop went up I stairs and lilt ndreas on the head I ie blow was sumclent I olhemnn Coughlln arrested Conen as wines He WAS released later on parole by Coroner Dollcv Andreass buoy was taken to the Morgue and dc tfrtlves fpm the Madison strest station were sent out to look fir the murderer 1 WOMAN PLUNGES fROM HIGH ROOf TO KILL HfRSELfI I Lives Half an Hour After Leap of Seven Stories Into I Rear Yard I Mrs Jessie Ilnkoff hurled herself I from theroof of the sevenstory apart ment house No 212 East Nlneyilxth street early today and although her I iHiill was fractured and litany of her i hones were broken she lived for half I ni hour afterward I Mrs binliolT whose husband U Morris I ltikoff n ba kitmnler tells ftytlve yeirs old and about six months ago uffered a troke of pnraly lnri which time she had been under the ain of a doctor hy nlfe had been very despondent mAr her continued 111 health said Morrl l nknff and despaired of ever cettmc wtll The Jlnkoffs had four chIldren i After oreakfast Mrs IJnkoff dressed with more than usual care and putting I on her hat told her son Joseph llfieen I yars old and a servant that she os coins lo the home of a friend In the neighborhood and would be absent the greater part of the day Mrs Llnkoff niupt have gone Immed j iately to the roof The vicinity of the 1 I apartment house li thickly populated and from the windows of other apart I ments the womans leap was seen Ac t I cording to the statement of witnesses she leaped far out striking a clothe I line stretched from the top of No 3 This broke her fall a little and at the second story he struck another clothes lire which waa attached to a shutter The huller was torn from Its fasten Inxs and the woman was thrown over j Into the rear yard of No JOS There she was found by a milkman j who called Policeman Brosman Dr Halt of the Presbyterian Hospital was I summoned but said at once that Mrs I Iinkeff was beyond medical aid EDISON IS UP AGAIN At the Manhattan Ey Ear and Tnront Hospital No MO East Sixty fourth street it was said today that I Thomas A Edison the Inventor who was operated upon at that Institution i was up and walking about his room oday and was rapidly recovering Mr Edison Is at the hospital with I him I It t I I Stem Brothers iI Brass Bedsteads Beddng j Exceptional Values Tomorrow J THREE PATTERNS OF BRASS BEDSTEADS I two inch tubing standard constrution bright or satin finish 1800 I 2375 2975 I Formerly 3000 3800 and 4200 UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINGS 1000 1250 3650 j Formerly 1250 1650 and 2175 i WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS with steel frames 350 450 600 I Formerly 450 550 and 800 I WOVfcN WIRE DIVANS S 350 450 I Formerly 500 and 550 I I A COMPLETE LINE OF BEDDING THE PRODUCT OF OUR OWN WORKROOMS 1 Upholstery Coverings and Drapery Materials at Decided Reductions I FRENCH SILK DAMASKS 50 ins wide at 275 I Formerly S325 to 375 Yard FRENCH SILK TAPESTRIES 50 ins wide at 195 Formerly 5325 to 450 Yard FIGURED AND STRIPED VELOURS at 150 fl75 I Formerly 225 and 375 Yard FRENCH JUTE ARMURES 50 ins wide at 55C 75c Formerly 80 and S1O0 Yard Oraemtall Domestic Rugs Special Sale Wedesday and Thursday iI 200 CARABAGHS GHENDJIES SHIRVANS i 3 FT TO 3 FT 6 IN WIDE BY 4 FT 6 TO 5 FT 6 LONG AT 750 3000 AND 1250 HIGH GRADE AXMINSTER RUGS IN ORIENTAL PATTERNS AND COLORS I S FT 3 BY to FT 6 1750 9 BY 12 FT 5B95J1 i REGUIAR PRICES 2100 AND 21100 I West Twentythird Street i I I With a Billiard or Pool Table in Your House Your Sons Will Spend Their Evenings at Home I With a billiard or pool table World or I otJ in your house your sons will IrlU Iho Ihro I for Ch or on Etsy spend their evenings at home uylncflhS The playing of billiards or I I pool is not only a harmless rec1 I U reation but it teaches the grow i ing mind the importance of deliberation I Get One Be 1 and I 1 liberation accuracy per1 slstency I ii Wanamaker EconomyBasement SubStation Store Old Building WIDNlSDAYS OFFERINGS Not on Sale Today r I F S I p New Millinery 5to8 TIle Golden Millinery Salon In the Economy liaftement makes a brill iant showing of thu new Spring styles The newest straws the la test shapes nutlrully trimmed with ostrich feathers llowcrm ns natural a3 life iiillls wings fancy feather and ribbons Tie jnouire shows the flew arse Sailor of Jap NMcklnaar trimmed with thrpe ostrich feather ami ro tie of braid and ribbon all black I Womens Coats and Suits Spickandspan Spring Coats and Suits mute of excellent materials sinartlv tailored At SA Vom n Coats of hcnthe tweed in brown gray invliise plaids and checks 52 In lonjr semi or lno pnttlnK flnshfd with tailor J HrapplnlC At J70 regularly U2cWomen Street ami Kvenlnc fonts 40 In Ions liaffltted douOebreasted patch lJek t5 full sleeve At J1Z regularly hIWomens Walktnir Suits of jiuveltv sultlnes and stripe hiplength coats Ingle or doublebreasted ful sleeves lIned wsth satin Skirt Is full Ideolaited finished with deep fold roldl Jli 75 regularly IIS Suits ol r fancy mrlped material coat 16 In Ions sll1llebra led cut Vshnpe at bottom notched collar full sleeves stitched cuffs lined with ss tin yitlrt finished with fold Girls Spring Suits 1373 Suits of herringbone serge of this quality are fully worth J1775 Jack ets are slnsle or uoubeDrenstml and satinlined Skirts are 17Bore plaited and Ilnlshwl with a fold Colors navy blue brown black and Copenhagen blue Sizes for 14 16 and IS years Girls Skirts at 375 Walking Skirts to fit girlish figures Of black and blue linmi cloth fur planed flnlHhed with folds At J375 ccularl 15 and M Womens 3 Shoes 190 Kldxkln Lace and Button Shoes welted solos smart shapes Cuban icel full range of slues Also Gun metal Calfskin Blucher I Mens Half Hose I2 c Seconds of the 2Sc Quality A tine assortment In black tan gray blue embroidered printed or drop stitch effects Hosiery and Underwear At lOc each swonds of lf o ernie Uomris white rll bM lisle llnlshfo Vests low nfk slwvlesc full size At ISc ft pair seconds of jrtl WomenR StocklnKa of fast lita it lIsle thrjad doubt heels soles and toes tX Ir a pair seconds of 2 grail Childrens SIKklnK1 rlhbod lit I black cottci double heels ind toes Belts and Hand Bags At 75c regularly Jllland nags of lack Brain leather Slnch with purse At tOo repularlv 75c to SIRlts of Ilk braid m black end colors or old and silver llonercd time nn ucklls At SSc regularly We Hets of sold tinsel with three leather straps l odlre effect In bKk wlilto and olnrs Cotton Dress Goods At 124c a vanl rcRUlirlv 15c anc Swiss Muslin In neat designs At 12ic a ynnl regularly 2Sc Printed Ratlsto with mercerized trlpss At irc a varil rncularlv 20c Cot ton Cheviot Suiting In stripe plaids checks 2 Silk Voile 68c Allsilk Voile 42 Indies wide with urge and med tun size pompadour designs for street and cvnnlnc resses a tsClocks Clocks Half Price Pretty Gill Novelty Clocks At J 2 vcre Jl at J2 were J4SO at J250 ere JV at I27j were fiGO nt H were J nt 35 were W50 at USO ware J7 nt 375 were J7M ut 32o tJ Ire toW at tS acre 12 150 PCS Long Clothl Vine soft finish EnKllsh Long Cloth for underwear and children ressag In lengths of 12 yards uow II indeed of 10 I Dish Towels 5c t Sx2 lnch unlilcaclied linen Dish owelf not htmimed of material hat sells by tho yard at throe times hU price Inlaid Linolcums 5 1 Yd 5CCO vnnli of the fltYI iiiniuetrv llnor and tile pattern ot 1 n fqiinre unl Pecoinls il 1150 finality Childrens Underwear At cIuslln Drawers pliilteil At ISO Catnlirlc Hrawers ruffle At Eie Muslin Druversf nlalteil finished with otnhrol lory ruffle At 3c tiimlirlc tcttlconts lawn ruffle or lace iilie Sizes 2 10 12 ears S John Wanamaker J lt 9

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I Mo P 41 d v T J U r v V a V u rcI AND UP P TO NEWSY twtflr DATE THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IUN NEW YORK I I ROBERT EDiTED EDGREN BY l f un un HOW THE OffiCERS ji1 MIGHT SAVE THEIR i J DIGNITyn IN RACES u I f t A Few Suggestions for Cal Thurs t ton Brought Out by Hillman Order Kelly Making Poor r Showing Here 1 1 f u THE great armory was picked 1 1 L I THE the roof Over the balcon Z f les breathless crowds leaned to watch the struggling runners as 1T they dashed madly down to the finish i 1J1 J Lll line It was a maddmlng swirling fin Ish A private of the gallant Twen tysecond Ucglment passed the bunch In a lost magnificent spurt swept by the leaders opened up a clear gap and with none to head him tore down toward the tape where eager timers held their watches poised to catch a new worlds record iban A I Then came the sensation ol the sea ltQ con The second runner an oOlcer suddenly uttered a sharp military I In order Halt Heals together Eyes front bom The leader staggered swayed jerked to a full stop and stood rigidly at attention while the officer swept by winner of the race A roar of ap a4 jilauso burst from the brllllnnt throng of spectators It was bravely dono B fu The oHlcer had saved Ills dignity Col Thurston leaned back In hIs box I cD Beat with a smile of satisfaction Military etiquette had scored again rTI Account of Regimental Garris In 1909 The above account taken from the Military Weekly Uazazztts a year hence clvea some email Idea of the success Of LletitCol ThirstirT at tempt to dlqnlfy athletes who ont l o lons to his own regiment t t lIE colonel I5SUII convinced that Prcirn n tt TIIE HUlman of the Thirteenth I be loses dignity by riranlas away faUf from athlete of the Twentysecond anj inn otlhor regiments especially privates A atb brave ofttcer never runs away from n rei private LJout Hillman has explained orr that when he dashes out far ahead of ti8 the bunch he Isnt really running away on from them but Is trylnjr to Rain a lap OiO with the Idea of applying his study of military science and flanklnp the enemy Ft Military affairs are awfullr dlpnlfled 4 to the amateur CoL Thuraton even ob on jects seriously to having privates of the a Guarii addross Ueut Hlllmsn familiarly t ns Harry They OUtt to call him Loot which has more of a military t savor or Officers have to bo awfullv fllgnlflej 1 nmong privates Among officers Its dif ferent Even n private mIght smile over the recollection of nn omcers race I ei encampment that was run once at the 4 Itt Plum Island The officers ran In uniform pants and shirt seov whlcOi I fl was much more Minified than wearing n running suit especially on a hot July a day a Major Turpin won that 100yard handicap dash with a thirteenyard v4iilo an ofllcer of the rwrulnr army coast artillery ran second also in cants and shirt sleeves n IIrAT must Col Thurston tMnlc of ha WHAT otllccrs In Kiplings story or the midnight capture of Lung rt tetiRpen HorriJy undignified Whv they swam the same river with the pri t4 vates and not even a necktie In the t I bunch to distinguish them Ugh UIt T Ofl a D 25 second record holder b1 FOR Kelly Is making a rather poor i showing In the short sprints here In New York Perhaps Kelly Is OUt trying to run I of shape and Is simply himself Into condition In which case h In the later he he mav appear nn the map I ull fpriiiR Last night he was beaten In a Rob Lawson a extyflveyard sprint by 11 o tson captain ot the 1 A A C team I I it i rtT would be Interesting to know If Bill llT Squires can put the bee on Jem F Roche In the training quarters Al J thnush Hill rva beaten bv Barns Jtirk Twin Sullivan and ynn In this coun try he ought to class well In England The only mistake Bill mado was start 4 ing In America It he had slipped over 1 without fighting to England a year ago Moir Palmer here 10 might havo whipped mer llocho and a tow French cham pions and then ho could have come to 1 H America and fought Burns for tJ or 10000 and the title Hills malt Hi was in overestimating hIs ability He ci thought licJ bite off the bis nmk I tlst and then nibble at thoso daiuy I Kngllsh bits for dessert I 7TIt nOBERT EDGHEX is r MH Sporting Editor N Y World G Dear SirThere was a r cot e report In Buffalo during Owen Morari 4 engagement there he was open to mt t any man In the world at ill pound 01 and some of the local sports cdiUmed it ho did not exclude Champion Joe dans la his declaration In response I wish k1 to mate for Joe that if Moran Is to te e 1 cii talton seriously In his deft allow me to i respectfully suggest that this really I clexer little Engllsliman first arrange to meet either Nelson McFarland or Uritt and In tho event of a vl toiioua I result would that not I ace him In a clnis hlchar up to meot the old nuts I tort Cans la at present oinsidiriRg nn offer for a lour of Ureat Jiniin foi 0 tho coming summer unless some real mutch with the rlgAi iclnd oi u purse ouM be shown as an inducement for 0 luii to remain hero in the event of a C match belmr arrant l the only proviso Joe makes Is tliut it must luJ e placa withIn six months Uiouich bo wuld jutiUr It to tM on Labor Day Bow over It would seem frum the slow no tion of the various other aspilng light welgiit champions thai a IKIBAIVO mutch or late Is soinovihat ItuloiirJle For J lntance Nelson and Brtit have post k poned and tho oMitns Jncludlnsr Mur i pU McFnrlatd mid Lnbolz havo not r liS yet tltruicM out their dates To ho f tHof Joe would elsdly civo a farewell 1 l Jiclii to snout the vunllj demand nrt will await Jeveljpmiiits It there la t no new and writable opponent ho will na u tmtl coodby n rve to glv NeSjr n rtturn match aunt tu make him BJIO F lIat he has ivgain m it his Wiierloo Joe has once rUreiT t ut la wlllini to pve DUO mure sioxv which he ayi will bo hU crowning triumph VCt lilllecrel Sit 1flS fur n New York MarA S 1 r FW NOT LT T4 I OTFtR5 RE NUNtRE OWIPCtXrA cOL fIjUT ADD P16HVTV t0 A 15jj I 11 J r V t W I 6 if COL THIRSTOK COULD KAE t WuM HTIRY Ht OFFICERS issue ORDERS TO rQ4 RUN aiMST AMY PFTlJATe NVAO TAn E TH c Cot THURSTotil LEt DTHM WOUUP 5fVG THIIR PFVATE ODIEc t6NITY irwo DIP riPUTC in MIPUT BIG FIGHTS TONIGHT BY JOHN pur LOCK Vt good light will be pulled off T tonight Jimmy DrIll will en I I ijace In a tenround bout with Battling Nelson In the rIm of the Pa iflc A C of Los Angeles Cal while Sam LangfOrJ and Joe Jeannette the colored ngJiters will come together In a twelveround go before the Armory A A of Boston Both contents have roused considerable Interest among he fight fans Britt Is the favorite In 1o bettlnr over elon as the Call fornlans seem to think that the Fight ng Dane Is no match for Jmmv In a but ot such short duration The Ian fordJeanneto flsht rhrud be the best 1 I scrap as both men will try hard to put tin other away as quickly as possible I There will be no decision rendered In the BrttXelton battle I I Mike Twin Wont Fight Ketchel I I Will yol meet Stanley Young KftA In another battle nked Jim Coroth the Tight promoter of California ot Itlp Twin Sullivan In San Franclico n trw day ogo I dont want any more of that 11 te felon paine nn he ts too tronff for me nnd iMjaldeJ can punch too hard I think Ketchel will be the mldlpwaffht ehini non In snothpr few month as 1 realty hc Here h o can defeat both Iaplie and Kully1 tald Mike Deshler nd Young Dcnohue to Box All arransenents for the flftfcnrnunj bUt between Your Dinohue i t Rj bUr MILSS IInd Dao Dshlor Oe N VT Hngland weltcrnelirlit have finally been I ojmplrted They will try conrU loni he fira the dhholh Ilnnd A C of Thonton In I on Krldav nlKht for tO pe cent of tho receipts Donohue expects to have co I trcuble In outpolntlnc Deshler Stone and Wagner Matched Jimmy Stone the Awala A C bantm weight and Joe Wagner the sturdy Italian fighter of thlp city were matchM Kst night by Joo Calr to encase In a sixround 1u it the next ae it tne Dry Dock A C on Minlay night hoy were to hae box i a tuflvf rnuii 1 bout In j rl3t ten days net tut the ri llc pot tipped off and prevcnttd the content from being helL RobsonEnldwln Bout Postponed Owing to the fact that Spike Hobson the English lightweight atkel for more time In which to get Into chat for his bsttle with Matty Baldwin at the Armory A A ot Boston on March 10 Mlah Murray de cided to postpone the contest for a week Barry vs Temple Again Jim Barry and Larry Temple who fur nlshel ruth a creit vcveraind battle txsfuro to Armor A k of Boston two wt K1 ago are to fljrht affxln Mljui Mur nv hnji mater 1 then t nn ot In ana i c tweveroJtid battle beforo the sane cub MORE KNOCKOUTS FOR STEWftRTi o I I Jim SMvart the young heavywolfrht I pupils added two tare victories to his list Inst nUt Ho took on two men at the stag of the Cons lldatcd A C 1 and put each of them away In one round The fevcallud pugilists who took i the count were Ud Leinery and Alt I ioe Stewart Jun walloped them on I I the jaw and thy toppled over I The main bout was to have been a tenround so between Howard bmlth 1 nnd Irllh Iadd but L latter said ho waa sick ainl could not no on Man 1 acer IJliner then tniiigvd Tommy Moran to meet Hinllh anl tie bout was cut down to six rounds Smith out Imted lloran all Uc way j Smith Joins Has Beena Pammy Smith the txQuaktr city light i weight who waa a Treat flxlitmr feVeral years aju fts joined the has 4en class Ho Ma votM ona of Its iiiaiU4ri Ujit iilfrM I at the Dry Dock A C IIUT KJ nad irjulo I mlitrabe dwtng against ah njes In a lxround battlA in o H runt did riinnlth show up welt That was In the trot ti hn ho to k Orcia uj wrh stir loft haiij Jain to tho faco nr1 n fw punolw In the body and on te j tw ixiwi nut Ixtse In the s cnml nd csstc only nl Iped Sammy pood and hard r that Smith tlrft end HA rtnx penerilji wa I the only thIng that tav d him fn m a knock wat lcvvlc and Hurley Draw Special to The EvecUn ViVr1 I GIKN3 VA113 N T Marc Ii rill iruTl y of Glens Falls and WI txiw of NtT Torti fturht li fast ruuis here tit v alzK U ikjiitx Lueij t ta li k LIJ1ir fl HOW ATHLETIC OFFICERS MIGHT SAVE THEIR DIGNITY J I JC TTi week from tonlKht Temple oimi ams i flnishlnt Harry In the second round of holc irevlojj po but Barry wna bet at the ei1 Walsh to Meet Kid Wolgast Jimmy Walsh wIti b o rlen a ehsnc to how ha skill at trw Armory A A 01 I3aaton on the nlErt of March 21 Ho ln tackle Kid Wosast the MlUvnukeo fight er for twelve round Wolgiwt secured a dlllOO1 oer Hany Baker v e CiUtfomla thoweg in il tenround battle at Mll wJlkeC a fw Weeks ago ThlJ will be Wolgarti first np aronce In a bout Ir the Hast Frankie Madden to Tackle Cross lyoh Croes the east sldj Ilchtnelsht who defeoteJ Sammy Srrltr the fomi Quaker City Ishtwclfht In a six rotmni bo lust nipt was matched tmn 1itcy aft the content ass over to mwt 1anke Mel den the vuti Ur kl n llKhtwegit in n sixround buut nt the Dry IXek A C etg on Monday March Ifl They were to ha rough at tie srarkey A C a month iu but the math was eclaitl off AS Criej tad InJumJ his hind I e 1 I Bare Hands of Fielders an Aid to OldTime Batters Pitch ers Werent So Scientific I TI1 MGUinE the famous catcher JIM been personally Interested in the game of baseball from a pro fessional point of view longer than any player in the game today He Is now I manager of the Boston Americans and I Iln all probability has teen hi last days I on the amond as a player In charge I I of his club ho la now on his wRy to Little nock Ark where the tram does Its spring training McGuire talks of I baseball as no other man can tnk I While waiting for his train last night he dropped Into the subject and ad vanced some interesting ideas I It Jim McGnirc I am of the opinion that the game of baseball has almost arrived at a per fect stage of PxoeHoncv It Is very difficult to decide Jut now what do pirtment of the gnrre needs bolstering and tijt convinces me that It haf al nuFt ivachid pprfcitlun In the olden days tie batters were predominant be KltlnR In te fret tre rcind cuttng hu mar uf Mi Y and hi I hln In a tat way Jut Iljrl was nt of ILl P H kd and oune JK In the frmrth rtird a mu h hotter navn anj ialt Icus of In the i II nnl 5lxth r rs tie hanrrerd L wls and near 1M o I CC had Iwl rrminr Banner Goes Limit Snsiai or e Kirnr World PHIliADRIjtMltA Ja Marh S The I KjiiInK of tho Nuv Ist End A f t took paii loot flIght The man tout woo I twttn Joe Jrlfii uni taI Honiur fiIrtri ha I al t1 o uttr f IMTV r unl 1 In the lath lie MM hs lull i i iih I at se on H Tera fi c iir 1 l I thit he hid Im rl i Ins nl a 11 LM K fiicy HinntTf fii t s lily ut ir I in Hrlen FiiTf 111 ahI t JT k fl nlv nMtW was II rut A r 1h fV h n wi ruuvij C v nTTl Kid r if In rova t w th the oi tl I b I BOWLERS I BE SURE TO READ HOME EDITION of THE EVENING WORLD I every efiy or the live n s and fop tl the TENPIN WORLD h f1 Ht 7 PLENTY Of BOXING fOR LOCAL CLUBS Thrr boxing stags are offered for tonigh Tt the Shnrkey A C Bert Keyes wil meet Voung Loughrey of Iliuadeiphla for six rounds In the man event This should be a great battle At the Washington Heights A C One Hunuren and Sixtyseventh street and msteruam avenue Willie Lewis will tackle Jack Fitzgerald of i ulla Iclphla for six round This will be telr second battle their previous one 1 avlng been a hummer t fe Brown Gymn m A A oirg Porifihue of Hoxbury Mare w 1 take on Artur Cote of South the on for six rinds n fie stellar event Four other good bouts will precede It when y vj see trteen od payers ro i lIl to Mot Sji irs to cet rc dv for to nat they spring sea i n vi means intenl tj Put a ng irillltlii cluu iias been mater il1 regtiored In tno ot hi ig b x 1 in te tj To Play Laporte at Scccnd The AthlPtio alwivs oa about the same gimf Thy work along at a regular fide nnJ never make any juinpj eluer way My cu1 at Boston Is very strong this and I expect cood results In the addition par of Thoncy pitcher Morgan and iticrj I am pretty well tlMd I iin g Iaporte the former High MB to pay second base That Is where I I inder at 1 Now you watch him i he belongs 1 The St nub Club Is always an tin certaInty They shouM be much strong Pube Waddell In the I f or with the aid of p Vnff box dan Tie Oveland Club Ii always tart ollt I tlOP not ceniua but ns a rue the the 50irn hrapo will play about I came iiiie thii ear as Ia t I In IiIt Inr RTo auf I fall to ee beat I i how any uif the clibs ire going to Cblcago Mffraw has made Lie team oit much stronger and IC 5 the only one to go after the Iubs The PhiliieJ I doubt I are also rrowng stronger bJt If they are yet ripe for a pennant I I The hockey crampnrtihlp of North Amer i will IKI dccdpd at T tie St Nlih line ISInk on Slirh 14 when the Inl verslty of Toronto even tackle the Crisccnt A C cam of lirookiyn I The Brooklyn seven have the local title cinched an the Toronto team re j oontly won the Canadian college hon I i ors The Cnnnduns defeated the locals last year at oronto by 15 to 5 Hack Here Next Week I i A cibliK au receive Y or13Y ofterno announces tii Omrse HTUnschmld th lluwlan lon wll nil fron Ilveroil hi i the Ituitanla en Sjturday next for New York to tcsln urcniatuni fir his clamiiLr 1 ship imth Into irurtr hh In hln me ace to W W Willie vh i hu made irranue nient for hU AniTl an t ur llarkensohrri Jt t I itatis that he II In excellent ronditlon and 1 fully CXI PCS to win tnv champlonshlu cn tiHt which Is to take place In Chlcaco un April 1 o In twO frilzht faM i Twentythird rsgiment Games Tho TwiTtylhlrd Iiglmnt will liol 1 111 I finntnl rprlnn Kain r nt the ATnory next iturday nnl Une of the fcaturu of the Mfot will bo nn Atihtrullin btcyuie put cult rIco bitTTr t inn r tltf Tvtnt lecintl lvenyihlrd and nilrtirnih rt lrn4rts Must Give Up Bowling NnV IAViN Pi March iDon nil York Hill sr Ir i f isffleW Scient ific School wlo on th SV bowllnj Ilc bnmploiHhlp after rneftinc all Nmou and I flnill difeatlnu Huih Vitpr the Con rMtlcut chfiiiipl n I i hcn for d 11 the Yal1 faculty to Klvn IIM I Itt soil retr I I from tin hnwltns v n e il Bothner vs Greek Heavy I International wrestIm fontesi will be hell L nluni nt lie hits Ihtairr Droolljn I 1rltz Mohl the iurJy Sv lsi huivyaelunt win i u afulut Clor e Scbublf of k ii HANOYCAERTES NEWRECORO I I J HANDY of the Illinois IAXD HnVHY mal his first appearance In the tank at the Garden last night and established n record for the 110 yards Handy met I F Jones Of Bath Deach whom he gave a hnndl c3tt Of eight second Tic Westerner won en using the breast stroke His handily lIslns slrole I twofifths of a time was lU which Is second less than the record held by Gardner of the t ist Sydney Swimming CUb of Australia s champion Daniels In a Handy nies ctarplon Dlnels SiVtyarJ rae at the Garden tonighu These men are the fastest In Amerca and a nest record Is expected Daniels u cn eded by even the most GH MPIN KELLY DEFEATED 1tAMPIO KHtIY wont Jown to CHAMPION an last n1 hwsn I Pr bert r n tha IrishAmerican A I C sprinter finished f yard n front of I him In the slxtyjirj dash at fie Sixty ninth Regiment game last night J J I Archer and Northrljge also sArtel and tho former was third Kelly got off In front and for twenty yards led by at least three feet Vhvn twenty yards from home Hobertsnn took the leaJ and finished a yard In front of the Westerner When seen seconds true umomcJ rs hf wnncrs Unto several epeta claimed tfat It wad eoe t minis 1 fatr tn J i Sullvan the i erie cirdiriM t e I rui masircil r nL was round ti In n vc ynrda too log Kelly toed the scratch in pke sloes and Ilobortson Imtnedlatcy donned his Veteran Jim McGuire on Baseballs Advancement Since the Glove Came eauic the tel ers wore no gloves and he jnuiiers were not neiriy su scien 110 110YU YU often hoar od payers and old fans fay tnit lv I art no sih bnttfi today ai we had twenty years ago Tey wee never more mistaken In thru dvtrs I Is true the batters do nct rlsh the eapon with su li a maz average but that does not necessarily mean that the are not as good or bet ter batters The batter of today mu contend with scientific pitching ami more scientific fielding The glove ha ltrt the batter Immensely In the cV rlrys a Holder would not so after a har hit ball with his bare hands and If h did set It the cances were that In would not hold It long enough to thron the runner out at llrst Pitcher and Batter at Evens Now the batter has evervib agtiiiiit Him HJ that InK the ame even The piuher has not such nn advantage as the public seem to suppose Of course he knows tiiu rood batters all tries to deceive them but n the other hnnd the but ter Knows what kind of curves they have anti he waits until he gets what he wanly In nine cases out of ten the decision In this battle of nets Is a draw Tho holders make up the rest of the Inlerewt In the game I am very much pleased With the new sacrifice rule which has been adopltd allowing a batter a saorlllco hit when he scores a runner from t lird on a ions fly to the OMtflHd Tnru ruin shouM 1 have ben ndipted yrni it aio I given tho batter credit that Ii uMv due him Yes I llko the foul rile Ivit I tiiirik It Li In nesi of many ImppnMMPnts I 11 Innllc I do lit thlrk It rtit for 1 strike to bo cnlltd on a batti l because the bnll strlkta hi bnt wher he Is try ng to pot away fro n it ThaI hmilil be cal a bail I bivn n vngttstIofl which bolieve wou I holp Lo foul strike rule rtnd mako It riif pfjuitnblo I I ink I litte shuulil bo drnwn straight acrom the foul tenltory at rlviit nnplis wtn the lIne from pItcher lo catcher Then all balls hit foul tnCvon Lat but al hal tiirl nnd first base rihulil be calK1 I fouls All foul hall hit ly twoen that line and the grand stand should he i cillol strlko I think this would iiiuke It very cnsy fDr I co umpires nnd would put the 0111 ire en mo n an oven lasts It Is mnnlVoitly unfair to call n strike on a batter whrn he is trying to yet away from the tall Batters Work Is Harder ToDsy I often hear that nr0umfnt about tIe Kirora of todiy nit bltn up to the it aKliinl or iwijiiy Irs ligo but tblt ii t I ituff Tin Tttcr nr lntttr noW I Lan they ov fr wiro Tin re Is no riti e n wry bn rliill ii out I P t ImpriHO like nil other sports It docs Tin tfiuhii wltri the battir Is simply that tii oppiRijtlon Is lianlcr In nvorOin T 011101 forces Ii hit etntil the iffii t o n nit ilefiilvo At present t cv are about on a par and that nr iket ILo game nonrly porfot When liy got on I par exactly then the 11 tart will lie porffdt It WT M ho u very difficult matter for mo to toll you my opltil of he rinUM iTcifli of tin clulK In tho A nirl in loiBiio tHs year Vlti l 0 r xlton o ruio or two tie ire nil i roTic WnnlK still lonks n II 0 rI 1 T110n ni 1Ie w nk but yfni icvo ran tiII I do i Mtik thnt Dotriit will bo nUs to win Le pnrant is onsllv tli i ear us I oy did lust Joirlnit h e Tirrr it t IITH x iid his ol jf h fil If gicor hut Hint ii not CVttrtitri To irlc Clu nnpnri tn 11 r lin ear thnn It lire nt nit time rlnee the mcrlcan Iongio Kit a di1t4 u w Yok it U a loc an I Ht ut I i TLe other erteetaants protested but I 1 was nt alowcvl The ole relay rae was won b hI Scvntyrlm UeBment with te Twertyiccord In second p ice Shep rard ran for this refflmentt nrd IltIinjr for the Thirteenth I looked lce a vi Ion for the later whn Iley the an chor man fell The summaries I V I M SUUYaril Hun icljjcJ n t 1 Klnc Company D 10 yarJsi K J lcD I mutt Comrany I 15 yards tecoad J J Archer Company F scrac third Tim I t IV I iViVaM Dash lnisnillapWots by U P I Ii i inU larvt A C I 7 fwt C A i I has IrlshMnrican A C 1 ret Ce rt A Iiuir uratiacni1 U feot laird Tne 7 i rMie Iin hindlcar IWnn bv N hay lii IrishirrriJn A c l7i arlf II p ToTisjn New York A C 11 yard i oond r Miirson Mou Haven A C 00 yardu third Tmc 4m 10 ta i HAifMI Hurt handicap C Gllmof r minlcan Ivceum I 50 sIrs J d 1 ilnh I insjn unattached eo nd D V Nobl Iourih Avenue tt I F unlaySchoo 11 torUs thIN Time 2m is 41tYaiJ Novloe Won by W GolJen X I Yrk rnl rslty F D lUyley Alas A wunij D J Uurke unattaolini third Tim o S 1 Wall Scaling ContcWon by Compan r Lomprny U feconj Company 1 thtrl Vlt ncc time 1m 1 45s TwoMl men I fiandloapt4n t entvflrst HeKlm nt rtencnwaM clhi I IlnhTmann Swern HW yds I Twen nn1 Iteclment ell P Olell Ont s I OmfrdT iettard Ill yds 1 scevr1 Thc teenh IlPcltn nt IIInun Karnll Van Thun Riley ills d thrJ lime it S 4re 4COYarJ Dnsh Invitation ratchon by UiKfon Holjertjoi hAmnrtcan A C han Krllv iunttachJ ftconil J J rlhJ IrKhAm rlin A C third Time 7s SirtYarii Hun handicap Won by I n norland raitlme A C 4 yards n Von lining Mohan A C IS yards seconil F J tear Ncr York A C 13 ardj tirl Tim 14 15 snnnd Thr eMll hut han llrnp Von bv C lo M nek it i ts acJH 1 I Carr Xavler A C W yards secind I ii Anjt v n 1Jr lily Fchool C1 e ar1e thin Time 15m itJ 25i I ruttlnc i2iound Shot hamllcau closed Won i y 1 Oulhln Co G Cl tt with put ot L fct 31 J OConnor Co r 3 I fed s ond with put of il f 1 In I ft Nolan Co 1 3 tot third with put of ti ft llVi In I Stars Gut of Dual Meet i MartIni Sherlrtan Harry HMhnnn and Itrary Parker will not comfto In Ihe dual nwt liotwfcn inetrotJlItnii and middle At lajiUc dIstricts of the A A l Sheridans while Hllmii has i arm Is In bud abet to attend a review and Parker Ls In llh I I TORONTO TO PLAY CRESCENTS I iIavarIt who la 0ndJ 10 be OM ot the I laarl aggressIve wrtn In th country ecrge BOlhner the ILrtell t haUllon I trill wteetle tierflCI tIn3CIC ftn UPI tPvwelht yoIv lukelchnl1 the ltarlal npr u 1 try uI wit I 1 Itusoti aril ti Olsen the treat Irl p Uit Itd ii WIIIr Ormond Auto Races Benin ToDay HOTEL onMOvn ni Inch 3Ttis sixth annuTi M nn1 It m tiiirnoniont oven stodaj with U 1IO mite ent for I ln liuneitiiiliM rI v mx la rft roscni Inc America Krinco rmanv nnl Ilalv will Ilrt Thert will be eitrht turn to the race VI oars here hui Atltrhol In and rej AMUSEMENTS THE RIR Fpu TII K Iiov fitfi LIBERTVllmlu V 21 St 1 iI 1 CSt MAIIKI rAMAlHIino f n FreilirlLThoiniisims PULL V r Hir 1 I it r IroiiuiH n I 1 ufLS tcvi mst ert I 1 SI THE MERRY WIOVLI lTi iGE ncntnwRtj TilEATUB I nay a tut St BIOAOIA Kv il5 Mats Wed ft Sat AWALTZDREAM Sfe I NEWYORKIIItI Hwy t 4Jth SI iliLtV I unt t1s Still Mat Hut Oil I Ircrll Jrs Orrnto Siurr THE SOUL KISS with GENEE v jHin A 1 1 Al3th iHiiAiiHvsi sinmr 8th Av I iOmorruw West at 8 Crlnplnu o u I OIorruw Ittraztliui cijiK1 sith I rasaI nf inli with varUlloni by Mtie Tetrazilni rl at M Dlnoruh I I tin i ernzliiii Hat Mat at 2 liui Mary Uinlum a t big hl at I iIV c I Irnvatorn I M Zen itetlol I uilny Pop i irii3rm C mirl fi V 1 o MomUy Mtri vi Crmitni f Ii CinIts1 mar tMinn ef Vnl Yotnizslnl cotul with lf L d 4 v The COLONEL MCtfr I DI6NIFY Aflt1tC5 BY tVrn4C PRWptfs TILEK MAtC CARR I UNS ANI HAY E THEM SAUUTB V HLE PASSINC OFFIlE5 nr cnt admirers of the YVostcrn swim mer to be the faster of the two In a short race but there are many experts who are of the opinion that Handy la the better man In a long distance swim Those who know Daniels declare that the Mercury Toot swimmer is better than Ills Oicago rival 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