The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
September 14, 1908

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I m I n JJ P iL n n I Ir i C r 10 THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1908 UP TO DATE YORK EDITED BY 1 IJI gi AND U NEWSY LUV UW 1 THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW TEEN l H r 1 f Z COLUMN I I Ruby Robert Fltzslmmons May Fight AgainNo Dont Believe It But the Once champion Is Still There In the Kidding Game Tt E were sitting In the barbers TfWE chair petting our fall hair cut when the roof fell on ua h At least that was our first Impres II Blon Really It wasnt the roof Call Ing but just Bob Fltzslmmons return It lng to New York and announcing himself When freckled Bob comes Inlo town we always feelSilm first ijie has the peculiar feline facility of frbelng able to come up behind you unheard 1 heard and unseen When In rang fV he drops his ham of a hand on your houlderblades or on top of your bead Its almost as thrilling as an earthquake You get the first sensa tion of falling walls and chimneys Upon recovering we Invited Bob up stairs Into the offlca to chat a few Fine Fine answered Ruby Robert to the usual Hows every thlwr TI Everything U going great Mr Flti B and I ave been so busy with the show I that were glad to get ome to the old iJTann for a few days Were playing I A Mans a Man for a That We pack tlm to the eailerlei heverywhere we I JO JOThen Then youre an actor for good now ewe suggested Sf T AM not answered Fiti Im a 1t 1 actor eometlmes but Im going to fight again soon Wot a chince I misted not Betting Kitchel cjftrit After I seen m In Frisco I would eave been wlllln to guarantee to knock 1 1m out In four rounds or get nothing l Tat Id knock Ketchel out In tour j round Quick Let me idol I Fltulmmonsi anxiety to hide was oo cationed by the announcement that Mr Gotch waa ouUlde Mr latch came In Fltx wanted to play his little joke Fits I disappeared aa If the floor had opened t fluid swallowed him 1 We were just shaking hands with I latch whenwootla bony thumb and 1 gflnger gripped Mr Gotch by the call and he Jumped as high as any man f t with a good conscience might ta ex it pccted to Then Flu wriggled out from ji under a rollertop desk with a wide grin He had telescoped himself Into a bole just about big enough for the of I flee oat I rz Ow da you like being an actor ked Flu when he and Gotch had taken chairs T Me an actor exclaimed Gotch Dont make me laugh Why the other night I was making up and sticking Ciome grease paint on my eyebrows when all of a sudden I refilled that 1 was talking to myseif You an actor I nai laying Youre a flue actor Youre ba good farmer thats what you are You ought to be out on a farm feeding cern to the pigs and getting a dollar I and a Quarter a day Thats about your 1 jib eb40H yea replied Gotch But 40H arming will do for me after I a whlle rye got a long date 1 In the music halls In Eng a landthen back to the farm Ive V got 500 acres In my home farm and j patches of a hundred or two icattered I all over the country Land Is my f game I Funny Gotch went on about this r trip to England I suppose llacken schmidt will retire when I land there H He has done a lot of talking but I know that the best team on my farm couldnt drag mm onto a mat with me ffagaln I would beat him as easily as before I have his number Hack Is I Jwterrlbly strong for about ten or e pen I minutes After that Im fully as strong I l ai he Is had the best advice In the I II f world In the Chicago match you know t Farmer Burn and Carkeek I fol Ir lowed my Instructions hums wouldnt 1 Ulet me go HI ivas to give me ij of I fice when o loose I think I could have thrown Hack tnschmlut without much danger after the first If li Hut the Farmer kept me plugKlni to until Hack was 10 tired r baby could have thrown him Perhaps It as best to make a dead sure of It I portlvely didnt flfoul Hackenschmldt In any way He 6 had an injured car uefore he match began and the blood came from that vI ilidn t my lingers Ir his eyes I didnt use a roul word during the match as he claims I Joshed and Id ded him but I ulnt use an expression that Id feei ihamr I to use at home ir TACK wa an easy mark Do IHACK know what he did after I I the bout to save his Ennllh i 7 popularity He bought up tno r ii English rights to the moving plc I lures Nobody but Hack can exhibit 1 those dims In Imjland nil he Imsn t shown then even to the j eBl He eut the rghu Just for the purpose of sup pressing them When I go to England hell have I LIV tI e uouglng e M Im going to Enciand too pliied in pljiCd Fits eve got a ole cason oi dates over there lie m there I might pick up a light or no Ill show em Im tortIX not old yet an ay Im only louro only fortyrive I chipped In Fortysix 1 was born June i I You were born May JAJJ said L 1 rot tro tnt ecorus of thefunlt d Kingdom Somerset inci Ilousf Uimon Well sail Hob 1 rot It from the familY Bible Wlcn I t J over III look It up anti If Im 11 year younger rn going to light y Hums Scrirtcn Wrt State Penna CRANTOX Ia 5ept Urjy mnnnc vJjf I JECI from Wlkiillint by a I j I raaloa arat sure or v wnurin ti i Tok Jlale Le4CUC rerJilil t all lai t tch bi ftolertim that ltops4J a cit ia tkrrur tJc odd u d1to1 w 1f f tIJIJ WIWf1 r t1n WHEN ONE ACTOR MEETS ANOTHER I z flI r J I r 4q ii 1 1 00 I 00 0 41 C e J G 1 Yu I D WHIR Fin HID Ul t I rUT 11um W I GUI I 1 ft VAX lOulo1l 5 I e tJ C I r r t fR i HINT 01 o RnuRN BURNS FOR MINE I I IS PAPKES CLAIM a Conqueror of Ketchel Intends Making Bid for Champion ship of World KY JOHN POLLOCK OTHING short of the title NOTHING greatest fighter will satisfy champion Billy Papke The new leader of the middleweight U ambitious and baa a world of confi dence In himself Just listen to the latest from his camp Burns Is my dIsh I am going after him at the first opportunity I will be a heavyweight soon and I do not think that I will ever make weight again Burns must fight me or I will show him up I am trying to make some ar rangement with him and Promoter Jim Cotfroth and I may fight him here New Years day Papkos victory oyer attend showed that he U a great middleweight tut when he talks of lighting Burns at this time he Is flying pretty high Tommy has proved that he can flgnt and Bill had better go along lor a while with the mladlewelgata Tounc Otto who hu recently gained tame as the DUdut hitter In tbl ring wJI have k chance to dxraonjcmt tu knockout puacn gut Kid l Joke at the Wnlrlwlnd Cluo L IKII avenue and Oni Hundred aa4 Six iMnth street next Tnundiy nlfbt Lock U 001 ci the foeinU u 4I1al lie builn u and carrie a lockout punch of lj own ne rceatly floored Youni Lwicbny twice Iin a around 40 which ended m a draw uid be fought Flghtlnt 1f1 Nelson ta a lUnditlll Into disposed of Jot B detl In two round Last week Although a lliht welifit tie Au tie punch of a wltr Its back to Aiutnlla for me If I fn to whIp Jk Dorm at the Fairmont A C on We4nedar nlrht Bo uM Charlie Orlffln and ht evidently means It The little featherweight hu trained hard for the to at Kingston and will 110 after a return RALPH ROSE PUTS UP NEW UNOFFICIAL RECORD Ralph Rose did some great work In putting the shot at the Paterson Har riers games yesterday when he shot the Iron ball a distance of 61 feet 7 Inches It was only an exhibition how ever and the record will not go down In the books Rose holds the record with a put of 4 feet 10 Inches made In the Celtic Park games on Labor Day GET RID OF NOLAN SAYS NELSON TO PACKEY I SDOClal to The Ertnhit TVorld1 SAN FRANCISCO Sept UBattllng Nelson admits that his next fight will be with Packey McFarland In ell prob ability but says that ho does not ex pect to have another fight until after the first of the year He will remain here for something more than a week and then exptcu to open In the the atrical business In Chicago There Is one thing that McFnrland rJght as well understand he said If Nolan Is ever his manager I will refuse to consider a fight with him I dont propose to lit Nolan make any more GRAVESEND ENTRIES I Bpcitl to The Bvfnlfci Wnrldl OHAVESENTJ KACE TRACK N T Sept Following are entries for the I rACes here tomorrow FIKST RACE TwoyeiroMe Condition I five ond onnholl furlong 113 WIM JUion 107 W BIrd of Flight 11 J0 dDl Held Dili 104 I KK Witching Hour Ji Mi Madman 107 MS Inclc Jim 107 WI Fit Herbert 1M WJ Tf Note 101 5J1 Dttectlve lit SECOND ArBThr yiar ldi lIIer about ilt furlcnti I kA Watrrbrl 101 It7i Whip Top 107 I VII MIKxra W III Ihlbu 110 iw HUck Mary 107 H He KnH i 1W 1 Ruuelln 110 elj Its D 107 roIt mil Date lf 7 I twi OB rt Ill 417 Volirome 1D7 sv QuKn Miruuertte Kc 117 S iect UU i Mesuno 107 W 81 Fiitcy IOJ M1 fVmob 110 I Tllinn ttEAII ai A handlrao one i anj onrprith mlln KM irk4i Nmioh 1M S T M Ion s7 JUT li MI Ar 14 i SH ii Tin y 00 nlf lIne ant N lle 01 FUIIITII IIAtThrysr olfi and up nan tie lUiihU about U fuLlna Hi4 lloom Wl I Mil W t1iin lOii I 1 ehe1sJathu4 I1t ti1JI I tiiut win Keyu It At U iuocuiful In snipping the Uroiut Urhtweliht While b Li giving any tonic ttelxlit he hu to Jo that In all hie Light here and tell that Jie can do in tad itlll win out Terry Martin and Harry Lwli will robs bly be maicheJ today to tight at the next entertainment of the National A C The club hue been IryUig to brlu theie 10 boye tttether for over a month and Chip hire the match practically clinched now The Quaker have fought twice and the opinion each time wa divided aa to who was the victor If they meet It will be a fight from beginning to end and the end Is Iel to be a knockout The Tammany delegation waloh leave to day for Rochester to attend the Dcmocrttl conrentlon will tw treated to a tight In that town tomorrow night Bert Keyee and Kid Stein are to meet at the Ctunoiu A C and ai Bert U a number of tot Sullivan clan he will hare many a rooter present Charll WhIle Is to referee the tight Charlie Harrey and his Enjllih champion Owen llorin left San Francisco last night for thlc city Charlie tried to land an other tIght with Attell for a longer lie lance than the ut two but was UDIUCCMI fu FrinUe Neil la elated to tight iloran hire and the bout will 10 to either 1 i I Fairmont or National MGRS GIANTS PIN THE PEN NANI Chicago Looms Dangerous as Rivals of New York for First Honors BY BOZEMAN BULGER This week will see the beginning of the death struggle In the National League By Saturday night we will come pretty near knowing whether the Giants Plttsburg or the Cubs II en titled to the flag In my opinion It will be New York It Is a very uncertain process picking baseball winners on form but it must be acknowledged that as a rule tho best club win out In the end During the past month the Giants the Pirates and the Cubs have been put to a severe test The Giants during that time have met their fogs at home and abroad and have steadily crawled upward Inch by Inch Take the past two weeks and we can see where the Giants havs chown su perlorlty over the two contenders for the championship Since leaving Chi I money out of me either directly or In directly Joe Gao leaves Ban Francisco at 10 oclock tonight for his home In Balti more He will stop a few days In Chi cago and then return home to assume nctlve management of his hotel prop erty Qans declares that ho Is out of me fighting game for keeps and that he want no more of It He Bays that he feels that he Is In good shape and while ho might win from most of his opponents that seventeen years In the harntis entities him to a rest I have refused several offers for Oans to fight said Sells last night Charlie Harvey offered him JlOCO to bos six r rounds In New York and Jimmy Cot froth made him an offer to fight PacKoy McFarland hero I have advised Joe to ijult me game SJ2 Jeanne DAta 1M Wl HoutKn 123 FIFTH RACK Thrwyearolde and up ward one and one quarter miles 1inonJu M7 Juicier 101 CvVi I Mies LMi JOT 77 train 11 IS7O Mllforf M Ml Ite Friar inn V7 ilai News inn I Ml IlMouIn 113 oU Oretni Oren 101 SIXTH IACEThr yearoM And up ward malilitni one n l uneelrnth mile i7 falf Hnnt 1rM 77 Tnrenli iI Mi iutgala toil Ilit mn lf I1 Annnymi 1W K I iitii OAi ins vSI1 1m talor liiS i 7 trim IJC1 ion SI AUufna HA i T nnle iW Awrntk alfewanc rlalnM MEL SHEPHARD MAKES GOOD AT PATERSON Harry Hlllman nelvln Shepard and I Harry Porter Olympic wlnnrrs took part In the Paterson Harriers game yesterday Hhepard won tho hnlfmile run from scratch nnd Portur took the I hlK1 Jump with an even 6 feet three inn fi letter than II I Orumpell of the New York A C who got second place a World Team Withdraws The orlil llaiobnil team which won tna clia npionmlp It the N w i Hpvr ieUduv all nit I i rpiiremmteil In any of trt games pLayed at Unerltan lJiuo 1nrk this wetjjC The World team WIth I drew because of unjust action by U1AI I lI4u1S of trctus LEI n IDE I I I r r 0I I I I ACr1fVt ACil b AO JoTU 7 1 DoOu ut ACTI OUCi4I 10 BE 3E1TII4n Z5 I A5D fin ItEo A DAV fARtIN4 t1EhD STAJvDIWB OF THE CLUBS I NATIONAL LEAGUE II AMERICAN LEAGUE I Club W L iXi Cuo W4 pclI Club WI1I Club W L PC New York Hi 4i Cincinnati M 70 47411 Detroit 75 M Phllaphla63 66 4S8 Alcajto S3 91 UlU Uoiton W 77 41711 Uhlcaco 744854 Boetpn 04 uS 4h HltUbnrr82 M 617 Urooklyn 44 S3 cliii Cleveland 74 0 838 Waahton S7 7D 440 PhllVphlaTl 5fl W05t L5ule44 8f zneI St I uli72 nO Kf Xtw Tork4J S7 831 RE JLTS 07 YEbXKADATB GAMES Cincinnati 8J Fltuburg 2 I fit Louie 2 Detroit 1 Eleven Innings Chicago S ik Louts rro I Cleveland Ji Chicago 3 lInt game el b f t t dnf I Chicago 1 Cleveland 0 SecOnd game GAMES SCHEDULED FOB TODA Brooklyn at New York iew York at Boston Uoitcn at Philadelphia I Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at St Louis Cleveland at ChIcago cago two weeks ago yesterday the manta have played thirteen games Of that number they have won twelve i In other words New York has lost but one game In two weeks During the same period the Pirates lost thrte and the Cubs two Yesterday the Pirates dropped another game to Cincinnati giving the Cubs second place by a nar row margin Chicago had another easy victory over St Louis Looks Like Giants and Cub Since the last Western trip I have contended that the flght for the flag WM between New York and Chicago and It begins to look us If the conten tion would be borne out At the same time It must be remembered that the Cubs have had very easy pickings In the Cardinals while the Pirates have been stacked against Cincinnati which Is not a tallend club by any means AJ the Giants did not play yesterday the Cubs gained a slight advantage by defeating St Louis They are a frac tion less than two games behind New York but there Is an opportunity to offset that today as the Gants play Brooklyn while Pitta burg and Chicago are on their way to tho East The crucial test begins tomorrow when the Western clubs begin theIr at tack on the Eait For the rest of the season practically the Cuba and Pi rates will be on the road while the Giants are at home The first Western club to ply here tvll be St Louis They meet the Giants tomorrow At the some time Chicago will play In Boston and the Pirates jump Into Philadelphia The Cubs and Pirates both dread those games Bos ton has handed the Cubs some hard wallops this season and Philadelphia always Imn been a tough proposition for the Pirates St Louis Is Troublesome On form St Louis should bo easy for tho Giants but those name Cardinal hnve given McGraw more trouble this year tlmn any one of the weaker olubs They beat the Giants the only two games they lost In the West recently except those thre at Chicago On Friday 1Itl burs comes to New York and thnt promises to be the most Important series of the year except the one followInK which will bo with thu Cubs HealUlru the gruelling campaign com Ins McGraw lias fortified himself ac cordingly He has cent out a hurry call for Pitchers Murijuard and Dur ham the two American Association stars whom ito bought some time ago They will both Join the Giants on Wednesday and will give New York FRANK KRAMER WINS OVER AUSTRALIAN RIVAL Frank Kramer scored a decisive vic tOr OMT Jurkic Clurlin of Australia at Hit ValUbt g truck yesterday after noun The Aunirilmn clmmpiuii cnuil not get titer iramtr ut any lime and K 1 Aia iiatei t V M Anderson of LKinmark In a limlnary heat and IMU nmahei third to him In Ih final IJofl logIer of Brooklyn won the mile Invitation race from P Palmer ot Aua yralla asd Jlayd KnU o Ntwark the strongest reserve force of any club In the league They are both In condi tlon to pitch and pitch to win Mar quard Is a lefthander and Clarke Grit fith says he Is the best minor league pitcher he has seen In years lie Is as large as Mathewson and a little bit taller According to those who have a I The sixday cycle race starts tonight at Madison Square Garden upon the i I I crack of a pistol fired by the famous and popular little leader of our l1en1 nantchasing Giants Johrny McGraw I All the rest of Macs collection of cham pions who will be there en masse will help along with the cheering thing while thirteen teams ot racing stars gathered from all ends of the earth will pedal away upon what promises to be the fastest hottest and most thrilling fight that has ever taken place on the steepbanked saucer track at the Gar C 3 COULDNT HAPPEN ANY PLACE EXCEPT J PHILADELPHIA The baseball bug must be working overtime when a staid old ball play I er like Sherwood Magee star outfielder i fielder of the Phillies gets the sleep walking Idea Into his bonnet so hard that he tries to chase flies out of a I window lie did though and out of a threestory window at that I according to telegraphic reports I from Philadelphia Green grapes ham sandwiches I that Is what Magee says cuuted him to mako the leap otter the fly Iso he was nervous after a double I header on Saturday After lneA had been picked up I from the roof nnd carried to A hos pital he told nl about his sleep hnse after n fly I It was one of the most exciting amei I ever played even though I was asleep Mageo declared 1 s going after a high lly Why ten when I jumped from the bed I ought I won simply Jumping n once that seemed somehow to have wp up nrnr left field on the Phil Ilea grounds Magee U married and has two hlldrei Ills wife who was asleep In the same room wee awakened by Licllol crlifc Iruin flic bull pU er let together now get together C yelled Cumu on now and pull lit n homer Weve got em now we000ll uinblctl my KronniiKi IUS U coming In There vut II nts for n few seconds anil lace Mrs Mag saw her husband leap from the window I r

GRAVESEND MAY SEE REAL RACING a President Phil Dwyer Is Firm in Belief That Oral Bet ting Is Legal rr VINCENT TRRAVOR TWELVEDAY meeting begins to A day at Gravesend under vastly Improved conditions over those which prevailed at Sheepshead Ac cording to President Phil Dwyer there will be no weakkneed backup In the betting From Mr Dwyers point of view oral betting without recording Is legal by reanon of the decisions of Jus tice Blschort and Gaynor and he Is willing to stand pat on them There will of course be no attempt at open betting Under no circumstances will this be tolerated but If two per sons wish to back their judgment of the ability of varlona horses In a quiet gentlemanly way Mr Dwyer cant see how anybody ought to stop them If the overjealous authorities do not cut I SAYSBULGER I seen him perform Marquard has won derful control for a southpaw and he has a curve ball that Is really mar vellous Durham Is one of those fellows of casehardened muscles and he has come to be known as the Iron Man of the American Association He pitched both games of doubleheaders three times In succession and won all six of the games In four of the contests he ihut his opponents out Hu Big Reserve Force With these two pitchers McGraw now haa a reserve force consisting of Barry Brain Henog Merkle Wilson Snod grail Needham Marquard and Dur ham Larry Doyle Is still In the hos pital but It Is likely that ho will have recovered In time to play against Pitt burg Larry Is a terror to the Pirates and It was largely due to his efforts that they were beaten four straight games the last time the v Clanti visited I that bum SIXDAY RACE STARTS IN GARDEN TONIGHT den While this event will not be a continual allday and allnight week long grind such as the midwinter race which has become justly famed as New i Yorks greatest Indoor sporting feature It nevertheless promises some fine sport It Is a team race similar to the De cember event and Ii limited to two hours each night from 9JO until 1130 Cycle fans are betting even money that the hour record for team riding will be broken during the first sixty minutes mad rush tonight Each night during the week there will be special amateur events put on for an hours racing be fore the big race Tonights feature will be a match race best two out of three heats between Charley Stein who won the championship this season and George Cameron the pet of the IrishAmerican A A t The teams which will face the starter I for the sixday race are as follows f Clarke Australia and Lawson Sweden Mayer Germany and Anderson Den mark Macfarland and Downing Cali fornia Moran and Root Boston Kramer Newark and Fogler Brook lyn J Iledell and M Oedell Long Island Collins and Logan Boston Krebs Newark and Vanonl Italy Sherwood and ilupprecht New YorW Mitten Iowa and Williams Salt Lake Wiley Syracuse and HamueUon Salt Lake Dnvonovltch Russia and walker California De Mara California and Hollster Salt Lake I I BRIEF BITS OF SPORT I Connecticut lifesavers were winners Iln the thirteenmile rowing race from the Battery to Coney Island held under I the auspices of the United States Vol j unteer LifeSaving Association The tlnio WAS 1 hour and 46 minutes Eight i boats started In tho race I I The Mohegan Athletic Club won their j dual meet from the Atlas Athletic Club by a score of 32 to 22 C llreldenbach of the Mohawks put his team In front I by winning the half mile and two mile runs with ease James D Llghtbody of the Chicago Athletic Association won the 1600 metre race at Stockholm yesterday j beating out A J Robertson an Eng I lishman Llghtbcdy won this event at the St Louis Olympiad of 1904 I Barney Oldfleld the autodriver won I a decisive victory over Walter Christie yrntrrilay at Cincinnati Oldfleld Chris I tie and Chitrll Houle competed In tho 3e i wffpnlnkrn nt the Lalnnla track Uldflrld nun the Ilrst heat of the iraco Saturday while Christie took thefiec und heat The deciding heal Sunday was eaiy for OldfloM who ltd all the tray Oldfleld mad the fastest tlmo ol thl COntest ta hli tail beat whaa he B4 tbs mil to U4 L In and spoil the plans and Intentions of I President Dwyer the Gravesend meet j Ing is very likely to pay Its own way through good attendances No mare popuiaoniclory than that of HedJant In the Great Eutern bi bo icorJ during the entire meeting at bhorp head Bay ilcUlaflt U tha bell Iwoywold In the stable or II U Duryea Mr Duryea l one of the mlllonar who are lending all their mppnrt to the racIng mw In these da of aivtrslty He Is In attendant Marlt eiery day accompanied by MM Dun a Both are enthusiastic patrons of the port for the sports Ilk They are deeenlng of much racing IUCCMI I The goat performance of Brother Jona than In the fifth race Saturday when ae ttai brtttn only a couple JI jump for tnt place money goes to prove the contention of the nrfler that there was lometnlnf iloliurRi ie previous jtart On t ze occa lion Nolter Nile lirothtr Jonathan a very bad race to put It kindly while Charley Ellison U nlJ to hao clcnnM up In the pooiroomi on the winner Tuureane On Jh day Touienne on a very low TtCrnuch slower than Urothur Jonathan can run It allontd to run SaturdAY Unrtlur Jonathan after havlrui all the wont of the racing luck nae only just Dtaten In much aster t gra while Tourenne flnlthed far biik next to last It may be said 1tr Tour cane was repeatedly cut off Saturday but It U noteworthy that there have been occailon thli eatnn when no amcJrt of Interference and cutllnc off couod Hop Tourenne One of eyeballs theM out occasions of Jack HU Atklu the at ILI he O ran park he aftor belnc hampered and carried wile by Dufin en Jack Atkln Sammy Sweet the clerer little apprentice boy will be Men In the saddle at GravrctnJ today for the first time since his bad fa at Empire City He wired IP Tully Coulter from Nova will feotla Saturday that he li 0 ltu 001 U on hand today Coulter in no have some confidence In his horses for with Bweet riding them there li little probabi that the Influence of a third party will beat them I That ride of Shilling on King Jamtt irai a delight I fn to the eye Anywhere near the I front In tie stretch this bov sill ret every ounce out of his mount In his efforts to win I Madden evldet y li ai good a judge of I 1ksya ai he li of horses Mmr of the regulars took one long lok at the Sheepahead course after the Math race had been run One of them eiolalneJ tea I he wanted to be able to recite to his grand children In year to come the icenei and in1 cot orl the last diyi radar at ShtepheiJ lpdr Jay raJ f SlilrtPh L i hope that Saturday last V not furnish his hlitrlr recital O Ball Player I IIls Self NASHUA N H Sept HCharles I Van Zant aged thirtythree years for several years a prominent baseball player and a member of the Aioiny team of the New York State Leagvv committed suicide today at his home In this city by shooting himself the herrt It was stated by members through of I the family that since his return from Albany a few days ago he had displayed signs of melancholia Van Iant plavea with the 51 Lollis National League and with the St Paul team Olantj Baseball vs Polo Jroojidi Today 343 p M Brooklyn Admlwlon W c e

AMUSEMENTS fflPiOD1OHEd lIh SLI Drjly 3tst 2 Ben Beats II Evt S sharp S9c to jlBO S VOIUIS fKEATI SHOW Shubert Ic Anderson i the other Wlx aril who direct this enterprise have given this Eve city Telegram the lt how In Hi history 2 StUpendous SpKtnclei Gorgeous Rlllet srouiiM i in ma IIIATTIE nAYS I I IN i ICinCU1 CTSI Tilt SKIEM VOi DONT HI VE TO TEM NEW YOIIK Its In I lie Air HlppoJronifn TopNotch Triumph L YRIO Ud it W f It way vu11 ikt Wed A SU 220 MARY MANN RING I 11 IOICIIIVS e is v CASINOEvle81 MatJThutl A Sat I Thur MatIrlcei fK to tl SO 2 LAST Frrc MIMIC WORLD F1e31nq I Iatl HERALD SQ 13 TWINS I te Smartest of Muilcal Comedies ICOUi Time Wolnev1iy Rye PlAI VJQ I k b 4 s13 L MUI a Mau Wed Vii t at 213 L8T GIRLS Clyde I lao 1 WEFKR I M i tfAKETTLr LnsTWrlnieq 81 it Jol1 lIam IN TilE Ud II w 13 way Malin Thurhy ITCHING HOUR I w EBERsnwa Eth at li 830 1tis Wed SAt I Wed We to Vi PAID IN FULL I ASTOR 4Vh11 Wm Hodge Mat Wed I The Man from Home I n Set 2311 IW ALLAKSUwny Ith SI If lUG I its SSe4 f fat 1110 ARNOLD DALY In ItlfNIrnllnn fh TDilm TO MOUIUnV VI RI1 VM H TURNtK I U IA t BaitMthpl TIlE COVERKOR Al IRE lOSs I MATIVKB TODAY M ETROU1I I E m I I IUi1D llil A Id av Iii HURTIG SEAMONS mi fE ED HAYL S nt Wte 3IAIIUI aliAS I III UnllHiUuy Fame n4 HKAVTIRR I TIltTUC Wd II iir8 I I3ELASC rats Se1 5 RAt 215 GEORGE PI THE ARLISS f DEVIL I KEITH PROCTORS I TREMENDOUS HJIO1VS ALL STARS I CHI In Ilov In llu KlflfKlrcDljMI VX I WU Ire jyjrilnlaJLarnM Co Jnhn J HarVX I 128 81 ta tvIahes llilom ltuoeU CItes u 1 eIWiltviLtvlna e nIvMt2a EVA TANOUAV 1Il me COLONIAL Dllrlcliilelii A Co St 1 the Country Club WMI 1111 tVhtIIJ l aLIHliZluM Wmltock Music TuBes A IHAMBRA I Karllos iKI Iaatomtee CoM JROBERTSON HERO I OF AUTO RACE AT n vJ I BRIGHTON BEACH I ROuGE nOBCHTSON didnt win GEORGE auto race at Brighton Beach track but he made a new worlds record for the fifth and sixth hour and when his car was put out of business for several hours by I cracke cylinder he pluckily came right back to the track and forced thi lead Ins cars to make a new worlds record to win Robertsons pluck caught the grand stand all right and he qulokjy became the most popular driver In the race To gain one hundred miles on racing cars going to the top limit of fifty miles an hour on the sharp turn I 1 at Brighton Beach track takes nejvi r and thats what Robertson has la abundance This Is the driver wits cried like a spoiled child when after breaking both arms In practice for the Vanderbilt Cup race two years ago he saw no opportunity of recovering In time to enter the contest AMUSEMENTS IIIAMME RStEINSt 7 eve I IIrofllA KTOniA TIIRAtlE OF VARIETIES OPENING KEOClAn SEASON 1001 I TONIGHT 2U60C ktllNE I 25c 50c S7A5LCoIM 1 UhltTltfDE HOFrJIAN SALOMEt OflLUIUC In A VISION OK 1 and Monte mihns SPnIVO SONG AM ENTIRELY NEW DILI J n tljtl A IJ JOsMll ARRISON OIl HOWARD Di It C IIKHZ JACK Noitwonxii MKIVIIlK KIIIS A TEXAS WDOINO TIlt tt HKHBNADKM IIOSAIHK t OitElTO 111111 IItMurll ITO 11 TiIRAT11F nwaj4 Wth StEve EMPIRETIBTIIF Eve S U Mst flat in roMuiir AT Mr JOHN DREW IN Jack Straw 44 1 yyg t8 j C CRITERION V1 Mattiees tat ot 2111 ih Williams FIX FJY Hattie 1lLbeIs 1Iay hit St t8U Knl kerbocker 111 Sal at 11th I The Girls of Gottenberg ARRCK MM ni nr U ay J t Five SIO Mat Ail 218 I JIlsKIll COYNE In The Mollmc lrANIHA CAIUISIKl Prwlrt tv rle I KV ME w til DORIS KEVNS IS rVf PTf Inth St nr Ba Hi s l j UlLrtUI MATS THtIlS K VT S 15 I j Miss Bjllie durkc in It IOTE E S VOYMVVAtfV su 51 5 Thurs t it Its Diana 0 Dobsonsllh CIt1IITTA F Nlp80S H UDSON Hlh tEof umv EV bIn Male w d atSISlj wit Robert Edeson I In rilE CLI nUUCI I LUCSUII IOFTIIE NOIITH Vt ok Mr KDESON In The Offend 1 LI BERT V TilE fc 4M Mat t vjigjt nr Bwa 7 LILLIAN RtJSSF LL In lLDFIRE II UUWAv1hitR Bway a 1111 11 I EveSI Mat WeIiai 2i3 VICTOHIIEIlHKHT anl lhrn OIEN MACDONOUOII ALGERIA New Musical lay n LUIII I H G AIETY iratre 4HUi it By RI tS IS MatsWed A Set THE TRAVELING SAlESIAN New Amsterdam lneatlt Velt 4ii 311tat Wed k Sot 215 IIGNUY W SA OIsTh Operatic Sttatlsn lij HerryWIdo l Die lu lU Wllnei 2D YEAR IEW YORK ER30 In Itl LI WCdSalJ OByjth st FOLLIE OF 1938 FmST MAT VIm 2He ta mfin Arailtmy of Music I Uh st 8 Irvlnn pi THE ROUND tiP 11 fleet State vet Mill noo Prl Co 2S tf JM 11t1W1SatlEI AT 13 GARDEN TIlE DEVIL THE Thny7Oi MsdAvEvslo IG Only version an Ito 11tit Rm toM proved by the au T At WP A111Cl thor Frennlnu CIRCLE llwn roth 10 HIGH1 At OPENING iii q n Matf Tomorrow Thursday Saturday 215 GUS ElmAims1 nVv crunni SCHOOL OOL 3VMUUL DAYS Mils cii Suew OLYMPIC tTffiL PASTORS E Hth St Phone ffl32 S tAT11DAINTY DUCHESS 8 1JJSU CO MI1RPAV IfILL TIIHATKE MAT ITIUKKA Y 421 ST rEXAV DAIW RICE BARTONS GAIETY CO D AVE hh Mon Wed F Sit AIATEUR Nicilrr 3DJVE Ti1UR iJlr TIns THE BLACKMAILERS OF HEW YORK HLtEY4 has nom and Mabel Kenton I Ualtw Jones and Blanche Dero UNCOIH SO lCOlN Original Metropolitan Opera Uway HI it Salome Cliff Gordon 10 other AMERICAN S 2dRt v811atlWed m Sat 011 Grand Opera for U ian ALlAN 0 PfRA CO Tonight Abeammos HAlAN UI I TrenatOre 1llh ST ThEATRE Cor 6th Aye ItUI 31 Uc ft Inc Mat TOday Lillian Mortimer mts GlltLS FRIEND G m 1 tMHeo1 N 1 ISLAND MARDIGRAS i MONDAY TO NATU1UMY BEIT 14 to IB OIAY IAltAPE STARTS AT 7HO 1 M Chllclrrnii Inrndc Saturday at 3J1O 1 I I ei UI S TO Lvl HATllINd AND ItOIIKIl 8fXO I BROOKLYN AMUSEMENT YTONIS Matinee Daily PA lOg 20e O I THE DEVIL Nest VffUIxird and Lads Alir PHI IT RfA Evenlnii 152J86SO coLUBAl0emns5 LULU Dlft MotioNs Dally 1S2026 FALSE FRIENDS OR IfflF Next kVANTED DV Tie FOLICB SPORTING dHOOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB lIsting from Sept 14 lo Sept 20 Trains from N Y HJe o lirooklyn LtIdgs via SIb A e cuher L 0 loU 3ubtm i nniei iraiwfer at Atlintlo Awe Ia floa for L1 noaj tftxcUl mla vie Cul ver Liae meets 1 r M aissi tnai rMMi i kflISv l I Z

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fr 1 y t THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14 1908 11 1 i n I NNDOVT7t1 t v OP THE 1 mfATlfS LV7 a i e IIL r iO I Frohman Gets the f6 1 Rights to II Israel Royalty Likes 4 l Paid in Full S X FROFIMAN hai secured t from Hfnrl Rpnifctpln the author j of The Thief and Samson the American rights to that author latest play Israel which will be produced Ot I at th Renalfunrvce In Paris The j ltce probabl will not be given In this country until spring In Israel Bernstein has choeen ai a I subject the modern Jew and the drama treats of the social and racial problems of that people It Is not In any sense antiJewish but on the contrary sets of and achievements Jforth the exploits I the Hebrew of todar and show the sHruirelei he must go through before he finds rank with the successful men of ether rac f In the play there are nfteen ehwsx tire the majority being Jews and there will be feminine part That Is only one played In Paris by Mme Oabrlelle Re Jane but there Is no evidence that he iI to be starred In the play In Mr Trohmans production he will follow this example at will not star any one S S I PsM In Full haJ bn claM Into Into French It Is being done Choctaw la London and now comes the an nouncement that It Is to be translated tato German and played In Vienna Ifs Majesty No lose a manager than Frani Josef Emperor of Austria li of tfce last to pus on this firstborn Eugene Walters brain and he has or dtred Archibald Selwyn one of whose ancestors was a subject of the Emperors perors grandfather to have a transla I lion made at once The Hofburc Theatre la Vienna U the royal plarhouss and His Majesty reads every play that Is produced there by the company which corresponds to the Comedle Francium In Paris The deal wa made by the Selwyru through arrangement with Wagentials 4 Kern per I C Miss Amelia Blngham will be a Bhu bert star this season for the first time In many years appearing under a man agement not her own She recently re turned from Cleveland where she 4 played a six weeks engaemenl as a t sUW atar and the Shuberti have ar ranged for her season to begin Nov T J Hartley Manners one of our bust 1 est younx playwright his provided the play for Miss Blngham and It Is J said he has given her fully as much I opportunity for the display of her tieculla type of blond emotion u enr she hud In The Climber A Jlodtrn Magdalen and her other sue aenes The new play Is called i Ferorsby the way It II the third Mr Manners has sold this season and It dealt with the career of a woman who icknowledii herself a common thief In order to save the honor of her fiance f I I When Lucifer made war en Heavens throne Be fought alone against the mighty r i Power I But Jibw the times se exigent hare r frown A new Devil arises every hour C I C t From CWcago comes the new that WIll J Block late of Broadway and Coming Thro the nye ls sending out three companies In The Devil James Barton Is aleo organising four com panies to out In the Molnar play Oscar Hammersteln wanted to enter tain I party of friends at The Merry Widow a night or two ago so he sent over and asked A U Erlnger for a box He was told the tickets would be In his name In the box office It happened that Able son of Oscar twentytwo years old and who has the coat and hat checking privilege at tho Victoria Theatre also wanted to see The Merry Widow thai night 10 irtthieveral friends he called at the NeWoAtusterdam box office not know Ins of his fathers previous request Certainly Mr llammersleln said the courteous and gentlemanly person In the little window Hers 1s a box for you The surprised and delighted Able ac cepted and was regtrded by his friends as a wonder but Oscar when he cabled a little laer found the theatre sod out snd hid to ak his other Ion ViI Lie tor eeu at the Victoria I C I Ms Grace Filkins Is tired of grande dame and comely parts with only po I lite and conventional comedy In them I nr he Is coins to play u louzh girl In The tliHle the play by Cleveland X onlI in which WI ton Uickaye Is to be ivied by llcbler 8 Co S e isnt exactly a dls and da knil saV Msa Fllklns but she 13 a ynunx ivuiin who hs had a few L hard k lUCHs inI Is up to snuff and Ito If ii InlfrciccJ In her as she Is tho frst I hei kind 1 have ever at tempted 1C M Ilollmil end I I II Warner hile iiiiiJruiit pirn iti The Battle I I I ThMrnl Dr mldeOld actor after a mttln lth PHI Arrisirin who Is rcieir jc hs oftn pliy llluesrisi Twi n it Inis In the days of Booth and r1 rri i TI an nn AU hor was kept In htl p ior ani not allonei at are hxariil Mil iov fir uolh he must ned hive hs llnser in every pie and tell US h K to act 1 nii 3I rin ueln AIy the pretty fir who ivi vvlh Ali Mntiile lnms ind platril the prnripa feminine part In The Toyni 1 r of Nu muter his a oneuf nf oh In wi ih she nlll shortly be seen n vi It lie 4 0 I Tli se lak In lundon of the proba bBlty Klrjc Edan knlginlne Harry I4uditr the Scotch Comedian tod If f t 4 the rumor proves true he will be the only music hall performer who has re ceived the honor of the accolade The late lan Leno who was admittedly the most popular comedian In the alls was never so distinguished although the Klns then the Prince of Wales often rave him evidence of royal favor and Albert Chevalier the greatest artist of them all Is MIH a plain Mister I Lauder played for the King recently which gave the reports of Impending knighthood fresh currency The Boot cabled William Morris recently thAt fol lowing his engagement at the TlvolL In London he wfll sail to begin hks Ameri can tour at the Lincoln Square Theatre Dot 11 I I I New Theatre Art NoteJake Bauber I has presented Winthrop Ames with as edition de luxe of the works of lUeter i IInok I C C Miss Mary Bhaw whs by the W7 Is not going to star on tour this season In Mrs Warrens Profession had a demonstration of the allround high browness of the Inhabitants of Boston thrust upon her recently She Is a great lover of music and often makes special trips to the Hub to hear the Boston Symphony Orchestra Last week she went to visit her sister nere uml nas greeted by the cool Are you coming over this year to I hear the Symphony madam asked the tyrant of the kitchen Tea Indeed answered Miss Bhaw 1 regard Dr Muck as a wonderfully artistic director Beg pardon madam Moock cor rected the cook Yes he Ie a great artist C I i David Blspham Is to be heard In opera In English In New York this season He m start his concert tour the after noon of Oct 4 In the Carnegie Lyceum Including In his programme only songs In English and later he will appear In Adelaide his own adaptation of an episode In the life of Beethoven It Is In one act and was recently given with success In Bar Harbor It will be sung In a serlei of special matinees at the Hudson Theatre I I I The big show girls are up In arm against Flo Zlegfeld and the ponies and broilers are nursing feelings of deep resentment against Charles Dilling I hamWhen I When Zlegfeld returned from Europf I a few days ago he announced that George Edward at the Gaiety In Lon don had eliminated all the gnuides dames of the chorus from his produc lions and said that he Zlegfeld In tended following cult Straightway there was a howl from the feminine skyscrapers In The Follies of l and led by that robust damosel Miss Grace Leigh who Impersonates a mos quito evidently a mastodonlc or a paleozoic mosquito the first act They threatened to strike unless the ban was taken off girls of their height They swarmed around the manager and said unless he agreed to engage some choristers over five feet htrb In the new Anna Held show they would walk out through sympathy The mat ter Is still unsettled but Julian Mitch ell nays he will stand firmly by tfit squabs On the other hand Dllllngham has hired only great willowy towering girls to glide and IWO behind Mis Frltil Scheff In The Prima Donna He hasnt exactly placid the ban on me little ones but he Int engaging cny because he cayt Miss Pcheff Is of the petite type and hennd Incidentally so does she wants a contrast C C C Thomas Jeerson was playing In his late fathers play Rip Van Winkle through a series of onenight stands recently and struck the lonesome town of Waycross Georgia The theatre was upstairs over a stable and there was no orchestra only a piano and the performer who had manipulated that Instrument was sick wnen Jeffer son got there lie needed the music I Rip and when walking down the itreethe heard the tinkle of a piano he followed It up and found a spinster of a certain age at tho keys She agieed to play at the evening performnnce for 2 and a pa s An Jefferson told her all she need hear In mind was that she snould play softly almost any selection that cam Ino her mlflJ when Hip fell asleep and tvhen he awoke after his twentyyear napll went well until Je frson snnl down on the turf of the Catskllls am1 then Just as he closed hli eyes he heard the nntes or Plea e Go Way and Let Me Bleep arise from It orchestra Luckily the curtain Descended at that moment nnd he ivm saved from dis gracing himself but at the be nng of the next act when nip awoke he was horrified to hesr tilt lady playing that classic tune Rise Up ivlllle luCy and he and tile rest of the company were scarcely able to complete the piece I Claude Brook who plays the role of Napoleon with Mary Mannerlng In Glorious Betsy at the Lyric Theatre has had a singular experience In Im personating the Little Corporal This la the fourth time that he has appeared In the chancier representing Napoleon at various steiges of his life Mr Brooke has played Napoleon In Josephine Waorloo Mme Sans Gene and Glorious Betsy His first appearance In Josephine was In Australia some twenty years ago lie Is exactly Napoleons height lo half an Inch the eIght deficiency being made I up bv the heele on his shoes He has a nid which he has titet for three of the Napoleonic characters and which makes him a nearly the size qf uhe Emperor In the otier direction ss In his height e e I V Annie Ruiiell when the Isnt uy acting and rehearsing Is Inter rated In painting and her accomplish ments In that line place her above the amateur class She Is the star this sea I son In The Sronger Six and when she was In Enjland recently attended I numerous performances of that play with the retull that she has presented her nutuier with a full tit of seen plats which she has mad hsriilf and which will be followed absolutely In building the scenerj for Ue Aaw 4a production OURVERTIGL PiNT Skyscrapers Without Telephone Service i Would Be Impracticable urn I PTIHE necessity for tcle ine service in these buildings is unique 1111 1i THE it the traffic in the elevators and hallways and I 1111 C even in the neighboring streets would be vastly increased n Additional elevator capacity and hall space would have to be 11 11 provided to handle this volume of human traffic and the revenue producing floor area would be so reduced that the buildings would lil lili be unprofitable With telephone service the Citys vertical growth is continuous 11 11 1 and the Telephone Company must keep in close touch with architects I and builders in order that building plans may permit of proper and I1SI adequate telephone construction m m 1 Many of the large buildings are practically selfcontained They I I require telephone facilities equal to those of cities of moderate size 11 The requirements of such buildings and so far as possible the require t1 3 ments of the tenants must be studied in order that the telephone ser 111 111 vice may be adapted to future needs The installation of telephone 3 equipment must be promptly completed In order that service may be 111 in I 3 established for the convenience of tenants as they move in and for use 111111 I in the administration of the building itself I in 111 4 The following statistics indicate the extent of the I Vertical Tele phone Plant In five of the Citys large buildings in in I Miles of Ultimate Number 111 111 I Buildlnc Telephone Win of Telephone 111 111 Hudson Terminal II 7T 750 3000 Metropolitan Life II 680 2000 lit Ill 3 City Inve5tlng 450 1800 in in 250 1600 Broad Exchange in in Singer 230 1300 Eltlmated in vi I Three of the above buildings were completed ready for occupancy in 111 I at about the same time Forethought in planning for the telephone ill 111 3 service of these buildings however made it possible to furnish service to tenants without delay and with no extraordinary effort at the last minute in in 1 These instances illustrate the value of comprehensive advance con mm struction It is only because such work has been done that the tremendous mm mendous telephone growth in New York City can be assimilated in I an orderly way without interruption to the service and apparently 11H1 C without effort nun New York Telephone Co inn iniii The N Y and N J Telephone Co mm 4 III IV 1 Ill iI fl 1 11 F 1 C 1 nffl IJJ r ftrr I Cubans Know Good t I Tobacco They live in the richest tobacco district in the world are familiar with all kinds of tobacco and their preference should carry weight They smoke only cigarettes made of cigar tobacco Moreover they smoke large quantities of them daily t LAPREFERENCIA The CigarTobacco Cigarette is made entirely from cigar leaf that has I been carefully aged and blended thus pro I ducing a delicious mildness combined with I the rich fra grance of Cu k ban tobacco I LA PREF 5k ERENCIA y i comes rolled S in rice paper VO with pecto t 4 ral tip also 4 pectoral p r r d kt paperwith plain end d I t 1 10 for 5c HOTELS w I HOTELS ALABAMA AND VAN FENSSELAER 1517 East llth St Adjoinng Bth Aveaue Hlgh Uus tanlly and Transient Hotels CATERS TO nCTlNED FA34ILII AfARl MENTS I s AND i KCXUI8 130 TO 1150 MONTHUT rUnNtSHED AND HOMEUKB nKrenesccs nut Ameican Plan Resaurant 4 in City T HORACE L OUSE nitt t I eII J DENTISTRY TEETH If you have threa or four teeth I will in art a mil set without a i pluto i do this with absolute Satisfaction Examination or your teeth free bridge Work per o6th 500 1EE 111 4 7 10 aUf LSHAN N R Cor 12 th St and 8th Ave nntrinee 271 W 125th St LAWYERS I GEO ROBINSON LAWYER I 5 FOR SALE AUTO BARGAIN SALE STILL ON Manhattans Pioneer Auto mobile Establishment 1W7 PIer Arrow 1U07 Locomoblle 111 Fiinifolnxer uxcylln IMj Tonneai peetter U 07 Thomas RunibouO nnd Tour Inc 1IHI7 Oldenobtte Tourlni and Stiwuattrt 4000 DeliuneyB6l j 16 10 3V Flats RV i un krron 10 Thomas Sj fliboul 1SW amnit new Mu wells HWfsW Cadillac 14Ot j llnli Ford like n II ttMJ I1K 7 SteiMu Iu and li Cy ndtr rvm pii r T Banters PoiwUart fords Tolool Hulcki and eery known niak some with Llmou Inland UUUIUKI iyuiivi fur wniti vvxi nn rctviniblt offer r 1 d nir A bll thorot tty pllible tXmoiMtmtlon ohwrfulv iHowM IIYT T A WARNING Al CLOSED BODIES of but makers such ai Rothschild Kellncr Chalanort MuhlbacJier ic at Paris Quln tv Mr Muii j Av Mur Tnrk PRICES ISO TO 000 Put on ehass t f A Broadway Mnmmoth Auto mobile Exchange JM to 243cv ath near 3roalwey DIAMOND ONCREDIT WATCHE Jms UEIIUIX V i a 11 Maiden Iate liii It OENTLBMEVS CLOT1I1VQ to order on SI weekly nymonts porrct fit line material EX H NG CLOTHING CO 230 BKOAmVAY Kntmnre on Park Place CUST05I TAnOHKD CIOTIIKS tn order vii vitdit ci tnK laUbl e un l fan HCJ eiiy paYments no references rfau red J TEMPLE i CO 8 and 10 John St Ut f oor DlAllUNIB ind witches can or cr 4ju American Wstoli ud Dl muo4 c a I Maiden Uc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS jThuuiidLot365 WO CASH M MONTHLY UT INTEHES1 i Satlon In sw York Cll 20 minute on Long Island RFl On lot s A ji a cash IJ J per month Alt TITLES OtVUI ANTEED TO linl From FUlbuih Avenue Depot take lIral electric train dlrrt to RAMlilEKSVlUF ony tires My houia hn fillS root on rail ililr nf trick Car tare fr rtojrd nn Sundars r M nnio fiT T nrnhlerivlllc Ixini Island PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE Ids AnalFulrnuueFTokm 131 S W 28th st near Ttway The Lntdlns Antique Shop Hr tar the lartest collection fk and much the lowest prices all fftAi told en commUslon boll rttardlesi of antiquity hlatnry or value Now In lh Time and This the rise to flay TEAMtfOATI ATTEN LINE uu u jI u AM4Mk rAt AMJ BALK au Lr Bloamfltld it I bucJu M uw Woo Hin st IU 11 A U 200 P U Lt Hitter ty n vi M t M r M EbUCATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAC t A T INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL 1I1rttr In f Dtraber Ajk fw IrNtwOtUI Y W C A T LT 1BTB ST Office herS C AU to S PM T to o p M 1tulla Afternoon an4 EY trpti Sunday World Wants Work L Monday Morning Wonder IrJ AWlWlh h lUURTEIUUlJ STRdI4L Went of fifth Aveaue I As Atrnlnut Hem Bsid I a rtur Tnlk of Inor nimlness by Others I us In the Fast Animal nist Concluded I Expect lo Find flee The ironlist Nprlmf and Summer flnineee TUB BEST VALUES IN NEW YORK We ETer lunch I Wd Promise It nnd t I WE HIVK XO COMPLAINT TO MAKI31 what W Promise Wei Perform j This WeekDRESSMAKERS SALE I cAL1 HOUGH ORGANIZED FOR DRESSMAKERS I ITS OPPORTUNITIES ARE OPEN TO ALLI I Here all buy on tame basisno discountsno preference 1 I Black Silks Wash Dress Fabric Laces Ribbon DEPARTMENTS I Colored Silks White Dress Good Dress Nets Notion INCLUDE Dress Goods Flannels Trimmings Buttons i Linings Ruchlnga Chiffons ShIlL i I HES ARE PROOFS OF HOW WE KEEP OUR WORD I f No Mall or Telephone Orders I New JDHKSSMAKEHS New Fall DUESSMAKEnS I Dress 1 DRESSMAKER Dress Goods t AIH PRICES Silk I ALK PIUCER Linings SALE IHICBi Not a yard of last seasons goods Satin finish PonKees yd wide Ret BaS In this saleWE HAVK NO navy brown and other shades I27 Satin Serges black whit alto black great value at 93 and latest Fall shades M 8T LEFTOVERSall our stock Is i Mercerised Moriens all colors I new Items quoted below are this Yard wide Black Taffetas and black 11I 15 I firm qualityfull I 64 seasons newest and most popular lustre leader at ti I Satin Lustre Sateensfull line I fabrics of shades for lackets skirts Chiffon Crepe Pongeesrjlnch linings and bed sets 21 18 I Worth Sal bright lustresoft yet firm Mlnch Taffeta Hustle Hlack Chiffon Broadcloth 116 77 black and best day and 47 has all the rustle and lustre 16Inch Ulack French Voiles1C9 134 evening shadeslhstead of C3 of silkwears much better21 91 I 60ln Black lInl1l1Ianll wool 18 77 All Silk Taffetassplendid Mercerized Percallnes I 2Inch Black Voiles n 67 quality for waists dresses 1 newest shade U 7H 50tncli Black Cheviots I unrt line linings white cream 34 and colorsworth 66 w hito DItFSSMAIgEII3 Silk and Wool Plaids 1 89 07 J e 50 and M Inch Mixtures J H i Plaid Taffeta hike Dress Fabric SALE PBICBI I satin barre best colorings 43 idInch Broadcloths I In latest combinations Reg Sale twill back 69 54 Instead of w Mercerized Batlstes Inch W 28 jOlnch Chevrons and I Persian Lawns U Inch 39 21 rll Diagonal 69 5411111 Silk Messnllnesexceptlonally Lingerie Batistes inch V 31 soft and lustrousdainty iiUich Tailor Suitings 33 31 evening shades as well as j 34 32Inch Persian Lawns I U a Ulach Worsted Suiting 35 24 loading day colors ailnch India Llnons I 69 cent quality I Whlto Lining Lawns 10 Inch SK Dress and eo3tlUHI5SSMAICKIls White Washable Silk Chlffonettes Dress mirssjiAUFus1 sold elsewhere under another name Buttons J MK IMllcts Trimmings I SUI Ill ICES at DODrcesmakers Sale Price 20 Indications are that buttons will Soutnche Braidsnew shades Laces 1 be Immensely popular new sOl rlece nItEI IAleERI cloaks dresses suits and waists elsewhere 15 and 17 11 and t SALE 1KICEI show them In abundanceOur Plain and Fancy Pull Bralds Dress Nets j Fall and Winter stock contains also Persian Bandingsworth 15 Val Laces and InsortlngsH to 1U all fashionable sizes shapes col to 13 8 Inchwhite and crtamdi vds I or and styles at prices ranglug Novelty Hat Bindings and Beltings worth 39 8T newest colors also silt and silver German Val Laces and Insertlngs I from 3 cents to 800 per dozen fanclesInstead of 39 yd 24 novelty corded designs rfg 9 5 SPECIALS Newest Silk Fmbd Chiffon Annllqus Point Venlse Bandings also Orientals Persian I Filet and close weaves reg 19 14 Hmenterl88 Filets and Imported large fancy Buttons PaMementerles Sire enamel and metal 2A Bands 59 to 69 value 117 Black lirussuls Nets72 InchAll sIlk noveltiesworth 63 to 98 dos ustially 98 64 I Fancy Metal Gilt and Sliver c Ribbon Vrlvds IliRNSMtIcFIIS Black figured and dotted Nets S IIt IIIICIS I all silk dainty trimming sizes and I 7 lIkIn great favor for Millinery atylw worth 30 to 48 card I BLACK RIBBON VELVETS Satin I Neckruffs Waists and Gowns 42 Inchworth 88 and 1125 75 IaN r FanCy Novelty Buttons back One of the best makers Double width Dotted Netswhite varieties I t In all the new t Ifryd po Spec Yd rice cream and ecruworth 49 23 1 and 2 rtoz on n card f1 No H4reg 85 B4c worth09 to M doz I onT ASSORTMENTS of Newest I No 2 reg 79 51 0 Vets and Laces for coats lapels I Marks Cotton No 3 rest 95 61 7 collars ynkcs and hats Vermltolll and L UUBSIUAKUIW No4reg J110 7T S Oriental Toklo Point Venlse Baby J SAL 1UICISS Irldh Filet chantllly etc 69 to No 5 reg Jla 83 9 Motions JOSS Medallions Other J Apiillfiues and Motifs No 7 reg JlW 103 11 Ji to llM plain and double edge band larks 0 N T Cot lonZOO yds No 8 reg IIOO 143 10 ings 12H to JUS plain and lotted Nets white blackI npuols for 10 No 12 reg J245 173 18 ij9 to H9 In hort everythln new at prices to moot the most diverse demands fOUTV CKV13 A I10ZKN j No 18 leg UOO193 21 Limit one dozen rich I No M reg J3SO 23 20 Semi dale U N I C w UUFSSMlKEnV Silk F atherbonedozen yde 85 I 74 Great Assortments of 4ew rail Ribbons 37 I at IJroumaklll Sail Prices Flannels SALE miens dllk Collarbonedozen yds 55 I I dllk Seam BlndlngSyd pc 13 9 I Fancy Scotch Flannelsdo not srlnk Prussian Binding 1511 I New Ginghams Ilrllt latest Fall style for School Druses DHKSSMAIvKIlV and Other Waists Boys Blouses etc rer SI 10 Hooks and iiyesuros 12 I 5 I an er f AL 1ltICES Silk Ktnbd Flannels slight cotton fetter Hooks and Eyes 24114 Wa h Fabrics I mixture lo prevent shrlnklnsnew Dressmakers PlnsVi lb 10 12j I kcillot nnd hen lltch dfile s Novelty Dress OlnghsmsScotch white pink blueworth Jj 55 English PInsdozin papers 65 35 Ilalda Twutnned Checks and plain Domet and Canton Flannels Dress Shieldsgood quality 15 j 9 cnloti Al sty iS and colors worth H centi 974 Sewing SllkM ydsj doz tj I 24 wurth 12 7 Sewing Sllk30i yds 10 121 Heavy Dress Ginghams excellent New r nnFIIIIER Basting Cottontoo yd spool lesllortlt S 5 Ribb nl s113 JUICES dozen 45 33 Cross Bar Dress Muslins Colored li S to 34 Inch Taffetas 1 stripes or dots with border and Satins Alpaca Skirt Braldpc 0 I 7 73H advance styles for next Spring Black While and Staple Collar Foundations 6 I 3H worth 1I o and fancy shailesreg 14 9 Collar Supporters Q I 31 Fine Silk Tuffetas4M to 5 Inch Satin Floured Poplins light and leading Fall shades also Shoulder Forms 10 71 I dark fine weaveworth IS 9 Whit and niackre si 14 Canvas Coat Fronts IB I 0 Woven Ilnlsh Serge Fancle light 4 to 6 Inch RibbonsHeavy Taffetas 24yd Roll Tapepc 7 I 5 stripes and checks for Pajamas and Satins all colorsalso Dresdens Ulna Seam Tape IZyd po 10 0 Wrappers Waists etcwortn uli 7 In pretty rosebud effects with Skirt Markers 21 I 15 White and cold satin borders New Fall 0 ut I nil Flannels Instead otu 16 Taps Measures 5 I 3T Flannelettes and Fleeced Novelties 1 lo 8b Inch RibbonsSmart plaids All roxiB Including Clark O N T In those great assortments Dmdcns fatter Strlnts and Plain Cotton heel diuli J In rUI QUaSI and Satin Taffetas best new shades tlllei tot quick selection for which we have such reputation and combinations 4 Instead of 25 and 27 13 4 to 7 Inch Taffeta Sash Ribbons 33tti41 1 Irics for AllWool Brussels Rugs splendid Staple colors quality as Black well as White Smoke and Copenhagen Sapphire Green 111 Far Below Regular I Mulberry Haspbenv and other cJttltlSns fancy tints also Dainty Dresdens Because we closed out several Persians end Checked Hibbons ntJiltlion or tutmistctmgiili lines from one of the best rug Instead or35 and 39 24

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