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The evening world., 1903-02-09

What promises TO result in one OF the
best and most stubbornly-fought bat
ties between biz elbows that .has been
Witnessed in a long time will be the six
round bout tonight In Philadelphia
between George Gardner, the light
heavyweight fighter, OF Lowell. Mass.
and big Rob Armstrong. the colored
hoyer Of Chicago.
This will be GARDENERS first appearance
in the Quaker City, and the sporting
men taere are anxious to see him. He
has developed into one OF the cleverest
big fellows that has ever stepped into n
ring. Within two years he has defeated
such fighters as KID Carter three
times, Jack Root. Frank Craig, Billy
sstrt and Jack Moffat. Gardner fully
realizes that Armstrong is one OF the
toughest propositions in the business,
and has trained 'nard and faithfully for
tine light.
Armstrong will have the advantage
over Gardner in height, weight and
reach. but IN spite OF these disadvant-
ages the latter feels confident he will
stop Armstrong before the sixth round
Vita Two men as evenly matched in
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time OF the winner Was pom, EI.
H. W. schelI. of the Star A. e. vas the nrIt
man 10 cross the nnish line In the cross country
run OF the star \. G. held over the clubs siI
ana ons.half mile course yesterday afternoon.
His time was Ann. H. Zisgler. of the Pastims
s,ar 4. G. s.s a 5000 third; ), kllloushi,
Son','e,sn'h htSsSnen, was fonrih 7. Whslan.
irving and Robinson will play the hr,t chAi-
isnss game tonight at the MontGuk Academy for
the magnificent sold silver loving cup pre-
ssutsd BY Clarence y, Green as the trophy In
the recent handicap pool tourney for amateurs
held In Brooklyn. The lNo men were at
ifyIus the gam. i%o-niGht will be- OF 100
points. Robinson is the challenger,
A. the snd Of tue hrst weeks play Of the two
scheduled tor the iourteen-ineh balkllas billiard
tournament a. The Hanover Club. Brooklyn. Tor
the championship Of tho National AssoSlatlon OF
Amateur Billiard Players. DdNIrd W. Gardner,
me present holder Of the tltlo, is In the lsad,
With a record OF two victories and no defeats.
MsIsrs. Foss and Townsend viii meet this after
aeon. Wai,e hlS evening tAs contestants wiz DO
nr, Nal ana NJ, Gardner. To%morroW afternoon
AsAsfs, uArdnsr and Townsend are scheduled 10
pay. Lsa,ss ~. 20 admitted 20 the evening
The pOAtponsd IuuuAl msstinG o. the Board Of
Dirset0rs OF the National RIDE Association Of
America viii be held in the Old Guard ArnOTy
tomorrow nIGbt Aetioh IL " be taken upon The
proposition 10 eand a national rlhe team 70 Bislsy.
trophy.
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NOW FOR SOME HIGH SCORES IN
. THE EVENING WORLD TOURNEY.
Our Owns, of Brooklyn, Still Lead With e27, But the Teams Will Get
Down to Steady Work This Week and Should Pass 1000 Mark

West Ends, OF Newark. with SI3. and
the Mlltorls, also from across the
bridge, were third with 81.
Six men got over the 200 mSrk In the
individual scores. Here a local mat
was on top, Braun. OF the Aywon sec
assures him a trophy. schmltt, of. The
Mysteries. anne next with 2l2 and he
may be la mons the hrst nifty. al.
though II Is rather doubtful.
Six good teams are down to meet to-
night and some rlose contests may be
expected. Amann and Triess spent
SATURDAY. and Sunday getting the al.
leys In shape and they Will he as good
tonight as they were all last week.
Umpire Edward Pollack: who has
made hlmsef very popular by his good
decisions. will again be on the line and
there VIII he no chance for aug COM
plants.
The complete schedule for the week
follows:
Tuesday-Teb, lO-Royal Arcanuni.
Yonkers;, and Aywon H., LILY: ColTmbHs'
lyn and Peerless Port Richmond.
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POKER GAME
NOT FOR P|KERS

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. e.-While
there have been many big poker games
pl ayed In this vicinity from time to
time, the one that began OH last Friday
noon and ended the following afternoon
all previous games. In the
twentv-tour hours the game lasted one
man lost $50. 900.
The players were William Sha
one OF the owners OF the Kentucky CLUB:
Emil Herr. a part owner In the horse
McChesney: Mart Demorest. Harry Ink
strom, Phil Thompson and John Arnold,
Western gamblers. shannon
lost 5000. Herr dropped ST. O0. Thomp-
.on Lost $4,000. Demorest won 81 ,000.
carried of 5000 and Arnold
" on over SIS. 90.
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GIRLS FIGHT AT
BASKETBALL.
TeaMH from 2 Connecticut schools
I'aSH Play Z" Sr%ratchInE.

Teau,H from 2 Connecticut schools
i'aSH froh Play 4" S~rratchInE.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. "a rigid exum-
ination OF the siugGinE match thlr
developed In n game OF basketball be-
tween the Sirls' teams from, the Board
man Training High School. OF New
Haven, and the Waterbury High School
has been started, and the result viii
likely be a ban on athletics among
the girls OF both schools. " not The
Suspension ~ some 81 The participants.
Both OWN are shocked by the reports
from Anderson gymnasium. where the
contest deterlorated into nothing more
than q free hght. The young WON IN
came on OF the game with eyes bla ck-
ened. faceS cut and swollen and cloth p
ing torn.
The Waterbury girls say their inter-
ference was mistaken for smuggling. Be
this as II may, the spectators tried 20
stop the game. They were powerleSs.
The girls acaed like wild things, scratch.
Ing thsir opponents faces. pulling their
hall, aud tearing dressss until the close
OF the battle found them q sorry looking
The evening world., 1903-02-09
CHAMPIONS OF CANADA
TO MEET AMERICANS.

Arrangements have been made for the
appearance Of most OF the Canadian
champion skaters at the Verona Lake
carnival next Thursday. Lincoln,s Birth
dar. These races will be for the high
est donors in the gift OF the Amateur
skating Association OF the United
states and decided under the auspices
OF tho Verona Lake Club, with the
sanction of the governing body.
The success OF the sole American
representative. Morris Wood, in the
when he showed the way to the pick OF
the experts over the border. argues well
for toe good showing OF many Greater
New York aspirants who will battle for
The distances on Thursday will be one
half, one and hve miles. There will also
be a race for non-winners al one mile.
Entries close with ID. II. Slayback, We
roma Lake. \. j., or s. ID. See, No. is
Wall street.
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T0-MGHT'S GAMES.
Aud clootie and Mutuals, city.
Strollers. city; Bronxdale, Bronx.
Hyperion t., Hyperion IT,, Bronx.

The second week OF the Evening
worlds free bowling tourna ment begins
Tonight AT Amann K Trless's alleys, and
all Indications point to thirty more sue
oesstul ganfes with tho crowds breaking
all records as they did on the hrst Ave
nights.
The scores made last week were not
AZ h!Gh as they should have been, and
his week tho pins will ny faster. The
howlers were nervous rolling in tho
opening games, and 1t was some little
time before they settled down to steady
work.
A noticeable feature was the fact that
out-or-toWn teams carried on most OF
The h0nors. and OF the ten clubs scoring
above s0G, the hrst four were from OUT
side Manhattan.
The Our Owns. OF Brooklyn. topped
the list with 927, but II Ii hardly prob
abe that this scor0e will put them ip
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FRED TARAL'S BOY
A JOCKEY, TOO.
Johnny, Who Will Begin
Career in Vienna March I, Is
Smallest Rider Yet.

Like father. like son." Is just as APP
pIicable to Fred 1aral. the jockey. and
his son John as It Is TO other persons.
If there are any doubts on the subject
Johnny Will dispel them this year by
emnlating his fathers deeds on the
turf. He Will start in as a jockey In
Vienna on March /.
Johnny is thirteen years old and
weighs ffty-hve pounds-the Iighlest
weight known OF any boy riding a thor
oughbred. The fact that he Is thirteen
years old fails to deter Johnny from
riding. lie does not believe In hoo
doo' figures. lie IL courageous and am
bilious 10 shine as the leading Jockey
OF the world. He inherlts all the piuck
ana good common sense that nave bean
part and parcel OF "the Dutchman's'
composition. for many years.
Johnny accom- pa MED his father on the
Hamburg American liner Blucher when
she sailed for Europe Saturday. Speak
ing OF his son, Fred said:
Il can truthfnlly say That Johnny 1.
the most promising rider | have .vct
seen AZ his period OF life. / 40 not
Say This DecAuse he IL my son. bul Al,
statement OF fact. lie began lidinx
!ast fhll. and showed rena rk a BILE aptis.
tude Tor the vocation OF a Jockey. He
Earned the elementary parts OF The
riding education as quickly as does "a
young duck Its frsl Lessons In the water.
My. only fear about him lH. not tina he
VIII no master tho game, but that his
courage viii lead him Into
danger"
Taral Is under contract to "A. Pechy.
n rich Anstro-iungarian, at a salary
of $40, 600 for this season. Baron Tpinger,
-.--a NEAaNlhts
has second call on his services at st.OOD,
Johnny Will ride In the c0iors OF NJ.
Pechy. After n seaAon on the Austrian
turf DIE viii come back 10 New York
and seek an engagement among the
numerous horsemen who are friends OF
his father.
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PARALYzED BY
FOOTBALL GAME.
Player at Contest Between Cat
ling Battery and Jamaica Ath-
letlc Club May Not Recover.

Thomas j. Hewlett, of No. :? Jerer-
son avenue. Brooklyn. Is in n critical
condition at the ST. Mays Hospital,
where he was carried unconscious Sat
urday night from the armory in Cler-
mont avenue. where the Third Calling
Battery and the Jamaica Athletic Club
football Teams were hghting FOR SUI
pre!nacy.
lilo Is suffering from paralysis OF the
spine and his recovery Ia greatly In
doubt.
Aver a nerce scrimmAgs Hewlett was
at the bottom or the ~wrisgling mass ~
humanity and when the rest had freed
themselves he lay unconscious on the
tan bark.
lie was carried on the srldifon and an
ambulance was called. His condition
has beaome worse since reaching the
hospital.
The evening world., 1903-02-09

The annual wrestling ohAmplon,hlp msstiua
Of the A. A. a., under the suapiees OF The Mes
Polo Athletic Association. Nili be held at tho
my. p. A. A clubhouse Friday. March G. and
Saturday. March Z. The events TO 10 contested
are "a follows: bantam weight. l6 pounds aud
under; feather weight, llb pounds and under
'p.Cisi weight. l25 pounds and under: light.
I~eiEh'. ia5 pound, and under: wst.r- weight,
Iib pounds and uadsr. middle. weight. 1853 pounds
and uudsr.
There Viii he a srAnd circuit TOT hleyes
]spr!nters this yeAr, starting lbout July and
%nn,snlus IA September, The tormstlou o, the
National Faced Circuit with one NEST Al each
" tns twelve t:Aeks once weekly will not later
'sre with the .%pgiuIeis, NhoSs circuit meet VII
he an added card 10 be either run concurrent
Nith uhs paced circuit rAcv OF as an extra Day
each Ns-s,
Relay fa,ins MI he The main feature OF the
Eames Of Columbi4 University, which will be
hsld al The ArmOry OF the Twenty. second Req
msRt on the afternoon aud sveninE Of fs5. %.
The relay part Of tls programme Will include
the folloNiug sysniG; ons-mils intercollegiate
UNo-mlIs Intercollegiate. ons-mlle National
Guard, oas-mils sthl,,i5 clue and Ou,.milS In
.'isreompsny, Opss 10 the member Of he TNsnty-
letond Regimsnt.
In view Of Yale's crushing dsfssI at the hands
IOf Ptineslbn players. hockey srpenI nos bslless
that Harvard viii wln the championship trophy
of the intercollegiate Hockey I@asue, The e.
Psrts ale sstiSnsd that PrlncSton'E Isvsh clearly
OutplGysd Ylls's players and a. HArvIrt'S team
took The NsGrsrS OF the Orange aud Black into
oanl2. thsy should have no trouble In debating
Yale HlHsra'- seven nov leads. With tro
yletuTles and no defeat
Forty msn participated In the erosE. country
run Of the AtlaS Athlstie Club. held over q thres
and = half mile eOurss In the nsiEhbOrhOod OF
williaHsbriass ysAsrday afternoon, This msa
sers divided into two packs. a iast snd q slow.
II, Hirsch won tue allow pack run. covering tbs
distance In twenty-five minutes. l. Aris came
IN second, ana LASmEsr ~aI third. tbs IRA Of
ths fast PAsk hems vas u. cohu. J. ookA vas
second, A BirkusF hnL>Sa third. q wiaaiuk
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PUGILISTIC NOTES.

kid Mccoy, the heavy weight
ishrer. and Jack Mccormick. OF Phlla-
deIphia. were matched last night by
Matchmaker Johnny Kelly, OF the wash
ington Sporting Club, OF Philadelphia.
To meet In a siS-round bout at thai
club on Feb. %. Mccoy authorized
Kelly to sign any man he could get 10
meet him. Mccormick. without any
Ceremony. accepted the terms offered
MIN ana signed the articles OF agree
ment Mccormick has been taking the
oest OF care OF himself during the last
1ln months' ~ az he Is IN good con.
uitiop the prospects are that he will
give mccoy a hard night.
AIeCoy In shape This Time.
This will be Mccoy's hrst appearance
since last May, when he was clearly
bested IN a sl3-round bout by KID
Garter in Philadelphia. Mccoy was I'm
no condition for that bout, but Il In
safe 10 say ne win not be caught again,
for ne IL now working like a bea yer at
Muldoon's Farm at White Plains. After
lids bout Mccoy will get into shape for
Aia next bout. which will be With Jack
5t1ot before the International A. c.. or
,fRrt Erie Can. on March, 10. When
~ night George Gardner or joe Choyn.
* before the same club,
sac Dexer vs.. the FIEhteF.
While Ftzgeraid and Billy Gardner. OF
<Qven Mass, who recently returned
ff9m San Francisco, have been signed
p Matchmaker Murray. OF the crl-
I4yIqu A. a.. OF Boston, TO try eonclu-
fiott IN 4 dselve-Toun6 bout there We'd
na1Q4y niIlt. Th1 bout will have as
F IpflpaI4 = clever baker and a strong,
.4Et1 d1llter. who can punch hard
fNrdHr|H NendH- Gardner Il the clever
-. thiit NitnesrHld i the nghtsr.
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THREE OTHER FIGHTS ON
T0-NlGHT'S SCHEDULE.

Three other good fights are also slated
for tonight. KID" Carter the rugged
middle-weight, OF South Brooklyn, will
meet John While, the Chicago heavy
weight, for twenty rounds before the
Reliance A.. c., of Oakland. Cal. George
McFadden. of this city, will try con
illusions with Patsey Sweeney, OF Bos-
A. c.. OF Boston. and Larry Temple.
the colored fighter of this city. will
clash with Young Peter Jackson" Of
Health and Culture A. c.. OF Boston.
All three bouts should be warm en-
Carter. McFadden and Jack
son will probably be the winners.
The evening world., 1903-02-09

with mud. Considering tn. heavy going 'ast tint
Was made.
p..plt. the Depressing weather conditions the
handbsll experts who assembled at the Jersey CITY
courts Yesterday we're IN excellent form. The
most exciting match OF the day was that between
Mike EEAn, the national champion. ana James
PlGherty and J.. HAnlon. Although Egan never
enough TO make the contest a draS. each side
winning two games.
Reports from New Haven say a letter has been
sent to Yale aud Harvard by oxford and Cam
bridge opening eorrsspondsnes relative 10 an In
tsfnItionIl track NEE, 10 bs held In Loudon In
July. the Yale athletic authorities will no, con
nnn the TumOr. According to reports the llt Of
events will be decidsd by correspandenee and the
trip arranged on q basis similar 10 tho four
former meets,
There waa an unexpscisd ans . painful incident
IA an Indoor game OF football wbish Vas played
on saturday night before a bis crowd in the ar
mory VI the Third Battery. clsmOnt avenue.
BROOKLYN. me PLAYERS were teams representing
the battery aud the Jamaica A. c.
Tue battery osysu Nsrs pillnE up goals n will.
when Hewlett. their captain, WM heresly downed
in an atts mptsd run rOund 0AmaiOa'A isis end.
He vas picked 10 unconscious ana conveyed 10
81. hsTy's Hospital In an ambulance. where Y
was found that he had broken q collar bone ana
u BtAinsd other ~inilrlss.
Al the hOsoltal Yesterday Il vas ststsd that
HoNlstt vas not Dangerously hurt.
Tue wsthsssinE u. u. c.. Of BlOonash, N, J.,
oss Of tbs bsst-knoNn ONSpHIEHSiOnS In thu
stats. formed Hbout thirty ysars ago, will bs
rsorGaniIsd for the season with Archie N,
Daley. the ORANGE football player, as manager.
AnOaE the players sisnsi, are clais DALEY, john
aaa Frank fsFsesSn. Louis ThernAll. Larry
Tia annual shoot OF the sun clubs q New Yorh
ststs. vhieh vas SAsdultd 10 take place At ISLAND
Park. In sehsase,Ady, 10 September. hal been
declared on. Tue reason sven 10 shS Inability Of
me eonmltts In eAargs Of az shoot to secure
the park eoeauss q the 0Dpositlon 81 the miuls-
teElki association 10 sunday bLlsSAll p1lyinE
Tiers, which win mean that the grounds wifi no
lolgsF Be ussd a. = sporAns PARA.
Tss KiAes oosav cTiskst osuS. Of BsOsklys.
has slsa,sa ths s~oilsSias one.ssi rFssidsat. Dr..
. O HaaAiAsssi vts EssiASaL =. y TlAAsT;
The evening world., 1903-02-09
NEW ORLEANS TOO
SWIFT FOR THEM.

NEW ORLEANS, Feo. &C. r. Eli
son has tired at efforts In picking win
ners here rnd has gone to Hot Springs.
Ike Hakelberg has also found the game
too swift. and In fact practically all the
New York visitors here who have been
betting heavily have either curtailed
their operations or decided to leave.
The continued changeable track con-
have made 1t impossible TO bet
with confidence.
The evening world., 1903-02-09
SPORTING NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

s~ecrstary and Treasurer, ". II. Williams. No. 3
Brevoort place. Brooklyn: Captain. @. W. B,rneS;
Vice CAPITA n. c. T. Todd nsh; Delesates 10 Metre
polltAn District Cricket League. q. ", Barnes, a.
b. Lewis and W. H, Williams
The Metropolitan Cricket League will hold Its
annual entertainment and distribution o, prizes at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel next Thursday,
W, y. Golden. coach. has put the cAndidatsu for
the State College baseball team at Bslls:On.e.
Pa. at work In the cage to be In shaps for the
early opening this season. The prospects are for
a good team, Frank l.. Rohrbeck will captain the
team.
The evening world., 1903-02-09
INDIVIDUAL SCORES.

Wednesday. Feb. n-westshes,er
less WobokenS Nutty Nuts, city, and
Nutty Nuts, H., city. Edison. city.
and Lincoln. city.
Thursday. Feb, Emo Games;
Friday, Feb. 13-Actives, lily, and
Manbsttan city. independents. city. an"
Singer Manufactturing Co. city: LIN
coin. Brooklyn, and Kensington' Brook
IYn.
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THIS SHOULD BE
A GOOD FIGHT.
Gardner and Armstrong Are Both Noted for
Extraordinary Cleverness.

and Armstrong. the Indications are tha
the contest will develop into one OF the
cieverest bouts ever seen in Philadel-
phia. In the simi-w;ndup to this bout
the Pavonia a. c.. viii meet Billy
Mclean, of Philadelphia, for six rounds.
Billy Recap will referee both bouts.
The evening world., 1903-02-09

.Arachue outcla ssed his field to such
an extent in this race hat she was
always an odds or favorite, aud was
heavily played a: a short price. When
golng. aud Fulle waited with her OIL
The extreme outside and never made an
lIn9r until Strengthened out for the run
litter responded gamely and finished
strong, won. going away at the end by
half X length.
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THE HIGH SCORES.

the finals. The thousand mark will be
pa sSed many times. ana some OF tho big
ones should he made this week.
The Our Own team was the only one
to get over 800. Next to them came the
The evening world., 1903-02-09

Princeton dstea:ed the Pratt ~InstTtuts. Of Brook
lyn. at basketball Saturday nIsht by a score Of
rs TO 70
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The conditions Of the race called for
non winners at the meeting. with sell
ing allowance. The field was made up
of q lot OF skates that have been trying
10 win a race around here all winter.
Sir Kingston was the favorite. and the
fact that he was quoted at 2 to 2 at
post time shows the cailbre OF the lot
Ditted against him. The finish furnished
rhe race. however. the first three fight
ing 1t out all the last quarter, with
E.liza Dillon getting mp In the last stride
and winning by n head.
SEcoSD RACE.
Parse $500; for three-rssr-oids and up; sell
Ing. SIX and one-hsli furlonEs.
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THIRD RACE-AIbert Lee I, Lime
iiRht =. Free Pass 3.
FOURTH RACE-Hnrry View 1,
ST. Tnminany 2, scotch Plaid q.
special 10 III, Evening World

Special to The Evening World
NEW ORLEANS RACETRACK. Feb.
a.-The rack was heavy and sticky All
the Fair Grounds to-day and the outside
path was in order. An Asphalt blower
was run over the heavy spot in front of
the stewards stand where Brief stun
bled and fell with Redfern.
n. J. scoggin arrived this morning
from Louisville to take a few horses
that he has here. The scratches were:
First. Dandie Bell; second, Senator
Morrison; third. Phllo. Teleman
NTH. Pricess Tulane. Lady Mistake;
sixth, Simeon. Mosketo.
FIRST RACE.
Purns 500; for four ysar-olds and up; selling
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SECOND RACE-Arachnc 1, Break
CIR 2. ImmorteIIe 2.
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WHEN ARMSTRONG AND GARDNER CLASH TONIGHT
ALBERT LEE WON
THE THIRD RACE.
Seat Lime Light and Free Pass
in the Sticky Going at New
Orleans.
THE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE - Eliza Dillon ],
Dcnny Duffy 2, Sir Kingston >.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEw ORLEANS RACE TRACK. Feb.
The entries for Tomorrow racer
q fnllowg.
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Tss KiA0 oOsaG cTiskst osuS. Of Bsosklys.
has slsossA ths Solls~iAs oma.ss; rEssidsnL, DR..
q q nuahiAsssi wise ssssiAIsL .. = TiAAsT;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-22
HOTEL LOBBY GLEANlNGS
JOHN l.. WHITEHEAD, OF NEWARK,
N. j., VISITS THE CITY.
He Thinks indianapolis Is n Great
Business Center-StOries from
the Local Hotels.

Indianapolis Is a better city than the
people who live in it realize" said John l..
Whitehead, head of the Whitehead-Hoag
Company, of Newark, ". j.. who was in
the city yesterday visiting Ell A. Hirsch-
field, manager Of the Indiana and Ohio
business of the company. 81 have great
admiration for your beautiful city and for
the up-to-date character of its business
men. They have push. energy and business
intelligence. They are progressive. In
fact. Indianapolis is so promising that our
company is to undertake large develop
ment of its business here"
Mr.. Whitehead was on his way home
from a Western trip. He said the char
acter and quantity Of business his company
did here was one Of the indications OF the
activity Of the business element. The
Whitehead-Hoag Company deals exclusive
ly in advertising novelties, badges, buttons
and celluloid novelties. Its business ex-
tends all over the country. Mr.. Whitehead
is the senior member of the company in
both years and position, but he is still a
very young man. lie and his associates are
all young men, who developed the business
in the last decade. While Mr. Whitehead
did not say so, il is probable that If the
company decides TO erect Western factory
Indiana polls will be among the most avail
able sites considered.