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Fans Spend About the Now York, October 7.—Dike two Speculation as to the Hero Night armies on the eve of battle the New Ticket Office in Efforts to York Giants and the Boston Red Sox Interests (Jotham Fandom. slept on their arms tonight dreaming I Get Tickets—Prominent or victory tomorrow. After the long Every Scries Has Pro- and successful campaign in their re- duced a Star Ball Men to Attend spective leagues they were ready for tlie big engagement that means for them fam*> and money. It will be the the New October a-4 i New York, October 7.—Sunrise on ttiis, ninth meeting of pennant winning York, 7.-—Speculation the day before the opening of the world’s teams of the Natlpnal and American to which of the Boston or New York pjav- championship baseball series in New baseball leagues under the present ers will come through as the hero «»f the and worhl’s aeries an York, found more than 600 men and boys dual organization system the win- former! interesting topic at the Polo grounds camping. Sitting J ner will break a tie that exists be- among fans who gathered here today. around bonfires they had waited all night CHR1STV MATHtWSON “Big Chi nr” Meyers. tween the two leagues. J*ast reports Every post season history of games In i contains was * for the first chance at the 4000 upper from the rival camps show that not a the pant one star. In 10»»o It grandstand seats to be placed on sale at regular will he missing from the bai- Dlneen, a pitcher for toe Boston Atneri- i After all is said and done, it’s on the work of Mathewson 9 o’clock. Each person will be allowed battery ting list when the umpire says. "Play cans, ami now an umpire of the American in and Meyers that MctJraw bases his hopes showing up the Ked Sox of se- the to buy two tickets. At the sale of tick- ball” for the first struggle the league. lit* defeated Pittsburgs three j hitters. The (iiant manager has not as yet announced his hurler for ets tomorrow only one ticket wfill be sold ries. times. the first contest, but it is almost certain that he will send in his great to a person. This is an eleventh hour The Giants had their final workout Christy Mathews.fn was the man of the veteran for the opener. Meyers is being depended upon to do the bulk of ruling designed to defeat speculators. In at the Polo grounds this afternoon, hour in 19<)G. George Rhoe, a practically the catching. These two form on e of the most famous batteries that the hotel lobbies here ore gathered hun- their opponents being the tailonders of unknown player from the south, made the game has known. dreds of men notable in the baseball the 191 li American league race, who' two timely ’-triples in loot;, enabling the world, among them Presidents Lynch and won the game 4 to 2. Russell Ford, Chicago Americans to defeat the Chicago Johnson of the two big leagues and Au- star pitcher of the Americans, served Nationals. Johnny Kllng of the Chicago gust Herrmanu of Cincinnati, who con- his puzzling ben lers to the National Nationals broke up the Detroit hit and stitute the supreme tribunal” of base- GAYNOR AND FITZGERALD leaguers. run combination In 1907. while Prank ball. Each had an informal, meeting The Giants did not put their full Chance in 1908 made 17 hits In 21 times at scheduled for the day at which they ! INDULGE IN REPARTEE IN strength In the field, neither Mathew- bat. Adams of the Pittsburg team bent planned a final supervision of arrange- j Sf'ii, Mai guard ror Tesreau going on Detroit three times In !9i>9. while 33(1 die ments for the and big games. Players BOOSTING RESPECTIVE CLUBS the pitching mound. After the fourth Collins was the big star in 1910 and Frank- managers' from all but three teams in Inning few of the regulars were left lin Baker last season. The New York each are also here. ! October 7.-—Within a few hours game. Confidence in the Red Sox team has some home run hitters who league gathering Boston, gained and in the last inning only Herzog re- do the Baker act in the are St. strength the belief that may coming Those staying away Chicago. \ of the departure today of the Red Sox for frcflh general mained on the field. The National series. They nave made 40 home runs Louis and Philadelphia, w ho will engage will cross bats to- “Smoky” Wood will pitch for Boston In j New York, where they champions as they came to bat looked this year and they have done their best in series their own this week. All are the of morrow with the Giants in the initial opening game. fit for the fray tomorrow. Doyle batting against the best pitchers. Larry confident that the series will Mayor is imbued strongly Merkle been sne- coming contest of the world’s series, hundreds ol Fitzgerald showed no signs of his recent trouble Doyle and Fred have all for the world's with the same This is indicated cesful in striking four base ldts. The rec- eclipse past struggles Boston and New England baseball enthu- feeling. and with the exception of “Chief championship, not excepting last year’s in between him and ords show that the stars in their court*® siasts followed in their wake. Starting telegrams exchanged who lin d slightly as he ran Meyers, i are good hitters. Chief Meyers has made games, which far surpassed all former Mayor Gay nor of New York today, in in the late afternoon with the “Royal out a hit. there were no cases of six homers and Johnny Murray, Fred I contests. Chairman Herrmann was es- which Fitzgerald is assured of a Rooters” who went 300 strong, in a spe- Mayor “Charley horse" In evidence. Snodgrass ami Arthur Wilson each «•>' enthusiastic. pecially good seat at tomorrow's game. He left one of Wilson’s horn cial train, accompanied by a band, the Tho* trio of star pitchers ap- three apiece. Every ’’The advance orders which have poured at midnight. The exchange of telegrams runs meant a New York victory in a gam I migration continued through the night. peared to be In condition as they in for seats both in New York and Bos- follows: where the chances previously mu not seen The players made the trip practically in walked across the field to the club- ton have been enough to indicate that “Hon. J. F. Fitzgerald, City Hall, Boston: pattering. seclusion. They had a special car on the if will house during: the same. There whs a I with good weather capacity crowds will “The mayor asks you give him Knickerbocker limited. Governor Foss the pleasure of sitting in his box tomor- big crowd out to see the Giants In sec all the contests,” Mr. Herrmann said, was on the train and "wished the boys row to witness the defeat of the Red Sox their final work. school boys who combined fields will accommo- High ‘‘and the by the Giants. (Signed! luck.” The demonstration planned for the had been invited to see the ;|ame al- TO MAKE JURORS date more fans than at any previous se- “ROBERT ADAMSON, Secretary." 1 Red Sox departure miscarried, as the most filled the lower stand of the ries. We have worked especially hard Mayor Fitzgerald sent the following reply: OF BIG LEAGUERS crowd assembled at the south station William CiU' New “Brush Stadium.” Jake Stahl, of the Hoston Americans, who will lead his to keep the pasteboards away from the “Hon. J. Gaynor, Hall, manager while the players boarded the train at York: Mayor Gaynor with Rear Admiral Os* team the Giants today for the first game of the series for the I speculators this year, and indications against Cleveland. O., October 7.—Clerk William Back Bay. “It will give* me pleasure to be your terhaus, commanJer of the big fleet world's Stahl expects to pit his best bet, Joe Wood, to success in this regard. The championship. point great as the Red Sox their onward Costello, of the Insolvency and juvenile Although the outgoing rooters took with guest begin now in Now York harbor, occupied a against the National leaguers today, and is confident of capturing the j players of both clubs will enter the series march to the world’s < humpionshlp and to courts bore, lias devised n new winter i them enough enthusiasm to make New box clos«‘ 10 the Giants' bench, where contest. physically fit. It ought to be a great congratulate you upon the fact that your shook hands with the veteran employment for bull players. Costello Yorkers feel sure that the Red they and I would not be to tomorrow city, the greatest in the country and pos- series, surprised MathewHor. Pitcher Marquard, Captain announced today ho Is to summon a jury f Sox have a host of supporters, there was sessing the best ball team in the Nation- see it go seven games before a decision is Doyle and others of the National league I ho latter part of thi week and that it al league, is to have the reached.” still plenty left behind. Boston, and distinguished champion*. Pcattoivd through I he big honor of to the of the best every member of it will he a ids league » the of New adding glory stands were thousands of sailors and the New York Giants have an appeared, greater part Eng- RACING Though city in the world and to the laurels of RULES ON ROAD hall player or one who has been a major ] land, to forego business tomor- marines front the fleet, also invited to exhibition game arranged for this aft- planned the finest ball team ever organized. leaguer. All reside in Cleveland. This sec the game, and a brass band, com- row and flock to the bulletin boards or “JOHN F. will bo the venire as Costello announces: I ernoon with the New York Americans (Signed) FITZGERALD, posed of boys who played patriotic airs TO BE PROMULGATED to follow the of the Rube New York Nationals; ! for the entertainment of Uncle Sam’s tickers, progress “Mayor.” between innings. The Rod Sox arrived Marquard, Dodo Paskert. Philadelphia Nationals; the will be late in the day. Orders were for “early bluejackets, yet day mainly Automobile Montreal Internationals; retirement.” Chicago, October 7.—The American Au- test board of the American William Bradley, ] one ol rest for the world’s series players. St. Louis the will he asked to association to draft rules governing the Jimmy Austin, Americans; It is understood that Mathewson, Teartym Most of the men, after reaching tomobile association pro- minimum width, maximum height o! Marty Craig. Boston Americans; Napol- and will do the brunt of the hotel, went to their rooms and did not ! mulgate rules on road racing as a re- Marcjuard roads eon LaJoie, Cleveland Americans: Steve leave them. Jf there were any play- crown, and tlio ditching of to which pitching lor the Giants, and will have a RED SOX IN PINK CONDITION ult of Hie death of David Bruce-Brown St Louis Liv- cham- a race sanction is given. Lyons. Nationals; Paddy final workout. Larry Doyle's slight in- ers Hmong the American league the and the injury of Ualph DePalma at H has been decided that the grand prise ingston, Toledo American association; jury sustained at Brooklyn on Friday pions who were not in condition to play TO MEET THE GIANTS TODAY Milwaukee road race meeting last week. and Vanderbilt events will be run near Frank and Janies Delehanty. Minneapolis left no ill effects and the New York Manager “Jake” Stahl would not ad- is made the of- Wauwatosa next year. The 1013 races will American association; Billy Evans, Amer- champion will surely take part in the mit if. and certainly none appeared so. The announcement by Motor Drivers’ association. take place earlier than this year tn an ican league umpire, ami Charles Smith, big games. The Boston Red Sox, led by The visitors had their final practice at ficers of the Boston, October 7.—The Red Sox tried son’s play. Many Boston enthusiasts had it is said, will ask the con- effort to avoid inclement weather. Chicago Nationals. Costello says baseball Manager Jake Stahl, are expected to ar- Pettway park, Boston, early in the fore- The drivers, their and their fielding abil- purchased tickets for the 1 o'clock train, players think fast, and should make good rive at sundown and put in a good night s batting- eyes noon. and Manager Stalll was so well jurors. Paddy Livingston made good as \s test. The arrival of out of town news- ity in light practice at Fenway park and thousands of others planned to give satisfied with the showing of his men the juror hero this week, passing challenge f paper men included most of the knights to their for New Red Sox a rousing send off. While that he will not send them to the Dollar tickets admit to the bleachers. All today prior departure TWO MEN KILLED IN successfully. 11 known the players were going through their America* tomorrow for »t tlcketM will be com- throughout the country. They York. It was their last day of prepara- league park persons purchasfnff were established in hotels at once. The forenoon practice, many of those who will final “light” workout. on the to go into the grounds Immediately. tion for the wotitG's championship base- Betting j pelled • POLITICAL FIGHT Boston delegation immediately hoisted its be spectators of tlie game w'ere lined up world series does not appear to be as All the members of the national com- ball the New York Giants, colors. a trailer series with outside of Fenway to secure their as had been were in the hot held Mayor Fitzgerald with parjk general expected. Boston mission city today, Havana, Cuba, October 7.—Two were allotment of reserved scat tickets. More con- RED SOX ARE OFF of 300 Red Sox supporters are expected the opening game of which will be played money was to be seen In larger quan- no meeting. They appeared more killed and the chief of police and several tonight, and many automobile parties tomorrow. than half of the 15,000 reserved ticket* tities than New York’s currency, bui cerned about distributing among basebajl TO MEET NEW YORK have reservations. have been distributed, and it is expected of re- citizens mortally wounded at Colon, Ma- booked The are in fine form. Not one supporters of the Giants taking ad- officials and friends their allotment players be left when the ticket Betting remains unchanged with the few will windows \antage of the fact that the Boston served scats than they did in baseball tanzae, in a political fight. The combat- has an ailment. Gardner and Carrigan, close. Efforts of the to secure call Bed Sox supporters willing to give odds spectators team appears to be favorite in the bet- business. Early tomorrow, they will ants used machetes and revolvers. The Boston, Mass., October 7.—The Ked Sox who suffered recently from split fingers, reservations to the game here have been of $10 to $8. The weather bureau hopes are out for longer odds. before them the four umpires and official ting holding conservatives declare that the tight was left today for Now York whore they to bizarre weather for the open- are back in good condition. frustrated thus far club offcials believe. made commission for provide Bets at odds of $10 to $8 were scorers appointed by the to- Speculators have been able to offer one started by the favoritism shown by the meet the National league champions ing game. Its forecast for Tuesday is The Red Sox promise to go into the and It is not unlikely that the betting final instructions. ‘‘errorless, fair and moderate or two tickets where in former years the world series the police to the liberals. This Is sixth morrow. Several thousand spectators colderT world’s series with the same fortunate may likewise go to even money. Pick- In connection with £he wllj j had almost as hundreds. The variable winds.” they many the winner apparently is Just as Baseball Writers’ Association of America case of a fatal factional collision. give them a rousing send off. Vandyke lack on account of illness ing It be several of handicaps prices exacted vary, but the average for fixed ure the could degrees colder, how- hazardous a proposition this year as held a meeting thiH afternoon and and Collins southpaw pitcher# without the or which characterized their sea- the three game tickets Is about $U0. Joe the favorite for ever, spoiling play. injury it was in the previous series for the the morning of the second game in New Cotton Damaged in Texas taken along. Woods, Three, thousand fans were still in line to be Thursday, tomorrow, warmed with Cady as hi* world’s championship. York, which Is expected Childress, Tex., October 7.—Cotton tfv. when the last reserved seat was sold. New Yorkers generally pin their faith for the annual meeting and election of catcher. Hall did not got into uniform this section was damaged during the night There were still a supply of the paste- to John MeGraw’s three great pitchers officers. One of the things done today because of a slight cold. Duffy Lewis J boards left for the second and third come by a heavy rain and electrical storm batted files, but said cold and the base running ability of the trium- by the association, whose members long fungas hi* _} games of. which passed from here into Oklahoma. undisposed CLASH TODAY phant National leaguers. from every city in the National and Amer- bothered him considerably. CHAMPIONS damage Is from Boston with its hard hitting outfield ex- ican league circuits, was to appoint two Heavy reported the storm in western Oklahoma. COOMBS pects to reach the pitching of New York's official scorers for the association. They INJURED and and Her- fUfiNiri/ro OP THE WORLD'S CHAM- They are off! On the, Polo grounds In choice, it is probable that he will again twirlers and hopes that Wood, Collins are Sidney Mercer of New York PION SHU* IIA 1,1, CAME* RECEIVED IN call his O’Brien will keep the Giants off the bases man Nickerson of Boston. CITY CONTEST New York this afternoon the Boston Red upon peerless veteran, Christy and not give them many chances to show IIY INNINCi* AT THE III IITON HOTEI, Mathewson, to pitch his teammates to on Boston root- (Other on Last HAH. Philadelphia, October 7.—Jack Coombs, Box, champions of the American league, their ability the paths. Sports Paxe) of the victory. ers point to the steadiness of the team pitcher of the Philadelphia American and MeQraw's Giants, winners The series promises to be the most suc- the season, and do not clash in the first game during league THE TURF league team, was knocked unconscious National pennunt, NEWS OF cessful and ever believe that any of the players will "blow | decide the Interesting waged upon by a wild of Earl of the series which is to before the vast crowd. ‘THIS IS THEIR 57th YEAR” pitch Moore, pitcher a diamond in The two up” The every way. con- for the Nrftional team, in the world's hasebal) supremacy. opening When Manager McGraw was asked who LouiavHle, Ky., October 7 —The Ken- league tenders represent two of the strongest B“ fair to be a thriller. Botli he send into tomorrow he sixth inning of the game of the contest bids would pitch tucky endurance stake of four miles, run _JBQAiOHS_ opening clutm that the has ever cards In baseball game only smiles. Mathewson was most talked interleague championship of this city to- managers will play their trump nt Churchill Downs today was won by seen, and the choice of critics of the about, hqrwever, and all the baseball day at Shlbe Coombs to secure the advantages which 4-5 park. was able an effort to feel will Hottemia and a world’s record of 7:10 game for the dinners is at a wide vari- experts, however, it be Mathew- walk home after the but was of the game, badly usually accompany the winning he in first it will bo the established. Colonel Holloway was sec- and The two associations have made son. If goes shaken, may not be able to play in will their most ance. opening game. They pit third time he has opened a world's series ond, A SCO third and the other four start- ‘You Know Stein-Blochs’ any of the remaining games of the series. extensive for the series aixl each other. preparation for the New York Nationals. Me pitched Alexander, who pitched the first five in- dependable hurlers against ers were strung* out with Teeoac, which every convenience and protection doubt but that Staid possible the opening game against the Philadel- nings for tile Nationals, was hit hard by There is but little was last, half a mile from the wire at But I)o You is offered the patrons. Reports from New phia Athletics in 1900 and won, 3 to 0, the American leaguers in the fourth in- send "Smoky Joe" Wood to the will York and Hoston say th^l the largest and he pitched the opening game against the finish. ning. Score: R.H.E. Me- mound for the Red Sox, and while crowds that ever witnessed such con- the same team In 1911 and again won. 3 The contest became a strung- Know How Nationals 010 003 12 guelllng 103—8 0 tests are has not as yet announced his expected. to 1. Mathewson, incidentally, is the the start with the Americans 100 300 000—4 13 0 Graw out affair soon after | only regular player on the present New Good a Grade alltteries: Alexander, Moore and Killl- field spread over a furlong. At the end York team who participated In the fer; Coombs. Drown, Crabb and led l-app. Giants’ first world series in 1905. The of the first mile Manager Mack by I mplies, Hart and Johnstone. You Can Get for Time, also Is seven with Colonel Holloway sec- 2:13. Boston pitcher anonymous yet. lengths AVIATOR COMMENTS of the FRENCH While the players contending ond and Hotemia third, 10 lengths behind v or teams were preparing for the opening $20.00 $22.50? the leader. lx)ftus apparently was try- ( battle, interested thousands w'ere arrang- State Fair Time with the OF FOOTBALL to restrain his but at the end ON BRUTALITY ing to see the games. Good weather is In ing moifht, welcome extra wide Is ( tOinSI.Mi ASSOCIATION t prospect for the opening contest, and it of the record mile Manager Mack had in- lust the beet opportunity i TO MKBT AT ST. JOSEPH ■ to how Blach’s cash and He declared himself an a Is expected that the record crowd for a creased his lend to 20 lengths and Ho- prove ♦ * elevating. §ellinff keeps down the A RYVILLE admirer of the southern world s series game, 38,281, will be exceed- teniia had moved Into second place. these St. October • SEES VAN DERB1LT-M great people, of t Joseph, Mo.. 7.—The this price perfect whom ho referred to an "descendants of ed. Evidence of was shown today,, Jockey Martin on Hotemia then began ly tailored Roady-ror-Ber- * annual meet of the Coursing asgo- $ AT AND IS SHOCKED brave rnen when thousands stood for hours at the his race and with Manager Mack tiring vlce clothes. * elution will open here tomorrow, CONTEST those who fought the great 4 to reserved of cause that is lost." He stated that he Folo grounds buy seats, almost closed the big gap between the! ♦ About MO dogs have been entered ♦ 1 RUDENESS DISPLAYED—SUG- them his which only 4000 wer** placed on sale. These first two horses until at the end of the ♦ In the events to continue 10 days 4 could gladly take to bosom and tickets were for the upper stand, and third mile Manager Mack led by only with JHflno in GOLF BE call them "comrades.-' but he opined that ♦ prizes. 4 GESTS CROQUET AND sold at each. The line began to form that was no reason why they ahoudl neg- )3 one length. Hotemia caught him at the • ♦ and at daybreak drew' SUBSTITUTED lect croquet and baccarat for "playing Sunday afternoon today first turn and away steadily until it had to length. Tick- ball with the feet and tearing the hair." grown enornjouf at the finish, the Locohatchee-Haarg mare See the a Few ets went and when the last were Only "Football is too much Ilk** war. war is rapidly, was 15 lengths ahead of Colonel Hollo- sold and the windows of the box offices there is sense not in it," he said. way. which was 20 lengths ahead of Aao. Window 4 of So brutal; was Many Nashville, October 7.—(Special.)—That were closed there a great prole*t Only Teeoac, a Mexican bred horse, was World’s Series of from the disappointed crowd. Only two Mack at the finish, 19th St. Here football comes properly under the head Lester Wins Bout behind Manager Styles tickets were sold to each person. Many Besides the winners' share of the war and is in fact other than $15,- nothing 7.- Ja* k were invented Side Sydney. Australia. October tricks by speculators to ono event, amounting to about $10,000, a what General Hherman declared war to but for the first time j lander, llu American heavyweight pugi- net the pasteboards, gold cup was presented to a representa- Blache have been exclusive Steln-Bloch sellers here for more than a be, is the opinion of Chevalier du Cramo- in New York the speculators were was the victory this afternoon in a tive of Mrs. L. A. Livingston, owner of score of years. Together we've built our reputations as distributers list, the club rov, who witnessed hit* first con- “beaten” by management. True, the mare. Governor McCreary the least Baseball gridiron with Jack Howard, a middleweight presented of the finest apparel—for money. You can safely pay fight there were some tickets to be had from the and test on Dudley held at Vanderbilt Satur- trophy observed during his here for a suit or but or boxer of New South Wales. The contest but more overcoat, $20 $22.60 cannot be better speculators along Broadway tonight, th'at 34 when he was French speech years ago, That’s day. The noted aeronaut, student, the 13th were few compared with those on Invested. doubly guaranteed. And proved—If you'll let us. was stopped by the police In they serving his first term as governor of scientist and is globe trotter, who visiting round. sale last year. Kentucky, lie witnessed the famous Ten Matinee Herrmann of. the Blach's la Now President national Specially Interesting Right here, declares himself for peace and Broach-Molly McCarthy race from the •ommiKslon. after taking a look over the j against war and after viewing the con- same start from which he war speaking situation today, expressed himself as do- The carried 119 Fair-Week test with the Maryville team in which the winner pounds, top Eight Furnishings Specials with the plan of ticket distribu- j lighted weight with the exception of Htar Char- B1.50 Ormit GIovm« 91 .15. • LOW White riewl Shirt*. «5c. Commodores ground the representatives tion. The few tickets that fell into the 1 1.1*1 If «»*<», |Ki*. 1P. M. ter, which had 122 pounds up. The lattei !!.%<• • I.WI N«*ullttrr s|||r In, Frisbie Collar* | .•»«*•». of of the were <.‘l <2 l.auinl. t ollitr* to Hmi eh. Today, “dear Maryville,” as he termed it, in hands speculators purchase* was favorite and laid In the ruck until pulr I from who stood in line. (10c Silk 11 «*•*•*. I'l.K AT Ml I RTS, »5e—.1 for » the dust to the tune or 100 to recom- persons Where- the last mile and when called to 3, upon 12 i»nlr* 7-Vi il pair* 91.(Ml) < l.ook Like 91..*Wt— Near That ever speculators were known to the police mended that tlie local authorities could challenge was unequal to the task. The ROr I’ImIii Silk Tim, AHv. W ay. were seen In the of the At vicinity Polo prlco. on the winner In the pari mutuels ((Iiri»r>, IS.|n«*h Ioiik Four-In- 7Jk* Miclit shirt*. 5Sv. greatly improve their sports situation by were ordered Grounds they away. Those was IW'J.20 for $2. (No to 11 nr*. » encouraging the students instead to play who managed to elude the police offered croquet, golf and baccarat, lie said that as high as $10 for each $3 ticket. Jefferson Theatre u Frenchmen valued his hirsute adorn- Th« box offices at the Polo Grounds had I t ment above else and ft made w everything not yet closed lor the day hen men and M>K I'lMM’M (O.M)ITION 4 to see men itis heart ache “butting each boys began gathering to form a line for 4 I* XTII.Ij XKRIOl S 4 other out hair the and tearing by armfuls tomorrow. After dark the crowd grew ♦ ♦ NEW YORK and rootfuls.“ and soon a line formed that increased 4 Mllwuukee, Win., October 7. 4 In his of the encoun- ~ Police w'ere on giving impressions as the hours passed. duty 4 There wan practically no change 4 dis- jt'A inch Front 2 inch Back. VS ter the chevalier expressed particular | to keep order. Number* of the waiting 4 today In the condition of Ralph 4 tress over the work In the game of Center fans brought camp stools with them and 4 DePalma Injured during the lant 4 de of the The newest | “Buddy Morgan" Vanderbilt style blankets to protect them from the cool 4 lap of the Grand Prize automobile 4 team. It made him shuddei to see Mon- venders did a from London town- night air. Hot lunch rush- 4 race 8aturda.v. 4 BOSTON sieur Buddy, he declared, r»utt Ids wee ad- ing business. IT a Visitor Leave Your Address For versary over and come up with blood on Jt Is the plan of the National league his fa»-e and smiling toward the ladle?* 15*-2for25* management to open the gates at 10 a. m.. Blach’s Finest (In Our Line) Catalogue Ever Detailed from La Belle Belmont/ He thought a FMSBIB COON O' CO. MAHERS TROV.NM when the sale of ticket* will Ap- It KM I.TX TIIK WOltl.IJ'tt <11 By begin. OF %M- It Will Be Mailed Without Any Cost or Obligation an Your Part. baccarat game for 5000 francs a side be- proximately 80,(Mo tickets will he sold, IMONMHII' H AM. UAMKK II Kl l-il \ I-’.II tween M. Buddy and hrs opponent would Far Hall la Mlrialaahaai Uj those selling for $- admitting the pur- MV IWIMiN AT THU III MTO.\ H OTIC I, 1 Commodore Orcutt have been considerably more enjoyable irmatraag Hat Co. chaser to a seat m the lower grauddliuul. UAH.