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nol,on.Interurbsn Railway.

Tfsins leave imp-fiai daily. m. Arrive Iuitville 9a m Leave ilnitviil~ datiy, fl a. m. Arfiy~ tmprfiat il:S m.
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FOR SALE-i0 acres, 1 l2 miles from Imperial. Headgates and checks l2 acres alfalfa. Is acres in barley. Bal ance ready for crop. r. 0. Box 29.
 oct 22tf
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Hogs Brought In

/ Frank \. Chaplin brought in Monday 300 hogs for his ranch on the Eastside.
 They came from COachella.
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W and women in this county and adjoining territories, to represent and advertise an old estab- lished house of solid financial stand ing. Salary to men $2l weekly, to women SIP to SIS weekly with ex- penses advanced each Monday by cheque direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when nec- essarv position permanent. Address
 Blew Bros. & Co.,, Dept. A, Monon
 Bldg, Chicago, III. oct 29-nov 26
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IMPERIAL
Traln lime.

t,esve trr Oid Reach i.H a. ni. and 1 .40 D. nc. pac Go affive from Oid Beach 7.l5 a. m, and q. sos p. m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-40 acres soft alfalfa land, ditch, borders, head gates, complete, l2 miles north of town. 5000 per acre. Easy terms. J. II. Herring.
 oct 22tf
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Bring your job printing to the PRESS.
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"A SNAP"-For sale, cheap, southeast l-4 oi sec. ? township l5 range l6 east; l-2 miles from Holtville. Contain ing l6O acres with l60 shares of water stock in Co. No. l , for 5000; Sl.2OO cash, balance on easy terms. Address l.. II. Cooper, Redlands, No. D Grant St. oct l5 nov l2
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WANTED-Tenant to farm on shares l6O acres miles N. w. Imperial. Land is leveled, bordered and ready for crop-A good deal. Enquire of Dewitt B. Williams at Hotel Imperial or write c. H. Glaser, San Diego, Cal.
 Oct 29-nov ,.
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WANTED-4 mules, will trade milk or
 beef COWS. J. D. Huston. oct22tf
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FOR RENT-l0 acres, l2 mile from Imperial, suitable for truck gardener similar purposes. Address ., B. Hammar, Imperial.
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For Rent-l0OO acres in No. 5: 500 acres in first class shape. Will lease all or part. For particulars see k. r.. ToOmey. 9-2itt
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BIDS WANTED-I want about 46 acres cleared, leveled and bordered; E. part :. 80 N. W. l-4 sec. 26, l5-l5, l-2 mile north lioltville; for which l will pay cash or give use of whole quarter for this seasons crop small grain. Send bids to J. w. Lobr, Lamanda, Cal. sep l7 tf.
The evening world., 1904-09-28
NOT LIKELY THAT RACING
SEASON WILL Be EXTENDED

Much Is being written Just at present
concerning the Introduction OF a bill
In this State providing for an extension
OF the present racing season In order
to meet the demand which 1t 10 sad
will be made upon the Jockey Club for
dates for the Morris Park course.
II Is not likely that any such bill will
be introduced for many reasons. In
the FIRST place. to begin April
and run to Dec. In this State would
Kill the Washington meeting. or at least
handicap 1t seriously. Washington
would have to begin racing the first
week In March, and Its fall meeting
would change to winter meeting, be-
ginning Dec, and running until nearly
Christmas.
Not At All Likely.
1t Is not at all likely that Mr.. Bel
mont Is going to see his pretty bit OF
ashington property Handicapped IA
his fashion. Washington Is one OF the
best money-makers on the circuit.
Purses are small and expenses cheap.
Again, II Ia not at all probable that the
Jockey Club would care to have anv
discussion In the Legislature on racing
matters.
Legislative bodies are peculiar. and
The evening world., 1904-09-28
FREEDMAN At THE
GIANTS BENEFIT

The sale OF seats for the oeneht 10
be rendered the New York Natlonai
League Baseball Club at the New YORK
Theatre sunday night cp.n,d yeserday,
,.he first person to purchase seats was
Andrew Freedman, who paid 500 for
two orchestra chairs. Shortly after
wad Joe Yeager purchased one seat for
so.
The programme has not been COM
Mated, but among those who are cer-
tain to appear are Alice Fischer, Grace
Cameron, Corlnne, Peter F. Daley.
Monts omery and Stone, Eddie Foy, Rob.
ert Graham. Harry Corson Clarke. Dan
McAvoy. Herbert cawthorne. Gilbert
gregory, Edwin Stevens, William Pru-
e,te, Neila Bergen. Leslie Lei Oh. Matte
Marty, Ad)lph link aud Mark Sullivan.
Tod Sloan 10 10 act as master OF cele'
monies
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Especial TO The Evening world)

Especial to The Evening world)
Los ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 2s.-"Kid
Mccoy" was awarded the decision over
Twin Sullivan Of Boston. at the end OF
the twentieth round Of the prettlest
night seen In this city for many year.
Peerless In his science a. ever. shifty,
quick on his feet and lishtnins-llke
with both hands during the early part
OF the hght, Mccoy gave flashes OF his
old form and delighted the bseters VINO
laid two to one in order to string their
rolls on an old-time favorite.
After the tenth round had passed ana
suliivan's recuperative powers had be-
gu, to reassert themselves. the Mccoy
stock began to go down. Time and
again Sullivan reached the body with
effective jolts. shifts and swings. In
the thirteenth round he shifted home
stomach blow with the left that. had II
been quite true to the mark, would
have got him the money then and there.
On the showing made Sullivan was no
one-to-two shot at any stage OF the
game. After he had stuck out the zen
rounds and won the even money bet that
Mccoy would be returned the winner IN
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N GOVERN AND
MURPHY CLASH

What promises to be one OF the best
battles between little fellows that has
ever taken place In this country will be
tho six-round bout between Hughey Nc
Govern, the hard-hitting bantamweight
Of Brooklyn. and Tommy Murphy. tne
promising fighter OF this city,
These lads will come together In a
six-round bout before the National Ath.
leue Club. OF Philadelphia, tonight a
victory for ,bher boy wM mean a
great deal to him, as Frankie Neil. tho
bsntamweight champion, has announced
his intention OF boxing the winner In
u twetny-round bout In San Francisco or
Los Angeles, Cal. for the championship
Just as soon as he returns from England,
WHERE he Is slated to night Joe Bowker,
the English banIGmwsishi ehamplon'
next month.
Both Murphy and McGdvern are In
the best OF shape for their contest as
result OF their four weeks 0f hard
und Conscientious training. Murphys
great showing against Champion Nell
In their slx-rOund bout In Philadelphia
/ two months ago has won considerable
| friends for him who are willing to
wager any amount Of money that no
! Will beat McGovern tonight. Jack Me-
Guigan will referee the fight.
A special train will leave from the
foot OF Liberty street at 7 o'clock To-
nlght, returning from the scene OF the
hght Immediately after Il Is over
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OLYMPIC GAMES
To Be REVIVED

The committee In charge Of the ath.
letlc carnival to be held by the Pas
time A. c. at Madison Square Garden
on New Years eve have decided TO
make the AFFAIR an Olympic revival In
honor Of the olympic games which art
held every four years, the last being
held at 81. Louis recently under the
direction OF James E. Sullivan, Chiei
OF the Physical Culture Department al
the Works rair, whJ Is member oI
the committee In charge OF the coming
meet Mr.. sullivan Will select and az
range the athletic events, which VIII DC
exactly tae same as those held az tne
St. Louis Exposition.
A Track Committee has been ap-
pointed, the members OF which have
plans under way to turn the Garden on
that night into an arena, win appro,,
pirate decorations, similar TO those used
al the ancient Greek games. Anothet
COMMITTEES has been appointed 70 invte
Mayor Mcclellan ~ preside on tna'
nlxh, and Are the shot that VIII an
nounce the frst event.
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MCCOY THE WINNER IN
TWENTY-R0UNO FIGHT

that time, Sullivan put In his best work
Whle the blows landed by Mccoy were
the ceanest cut. those Of Sullivan did
as much damage.
Crazy-looking haymakers that some
way reached the mark were his stock In
trade. The very awkwardness Of Twins
style had Mccoy guessing and ac-
counted for more than one hard tolt
landed Unexpectedly. Had Sullivan con.
sistently played for McCoy's stomach.
obviously his weak part the result
might have been different A. It was,
SullIvan's hackers thought they were
worsted In the decision and claimed
;he worst they should have had was q
draw.
Their favorlte was dead game. He
never for second holsted the white
rsg. but lashed his colors to the mast
aud. though tired at times. kept bravely
on banging away at his elusive OPP
ponent.
Loyal fight followers turned out to
an aggregate gate something over 5000.
and there Is every reason to believe
the men will be matched again. Sui
Ivan will not want for hackers II the
price another time Is Q to l.
Mccoy opened the fight In his old
time style, attired In his favorite cos
tune uf black satin running pants.
He looked To be In fair condition ana
Sullivan appeared superb. Mccoy had
about ten pounds the best OF the
weights.
The early part OF the fight was
splendid from scientific viewpoint.
kOth men were fresh. The cleverness
OF Mccoy never snons TO better ad-
Vantage. In Sullivan he found no
Munroe, but a seasoned. crafty. cool
headed veteran OF the ring. who knows
as we'll as any how to take and how
10 avoid a beating.
NcCoys left hand opened up Sulh-
vans nose early In the game. and at
| Intervals the Kid paid his attention to
the damaged member with good effect.
| sullivan sent home more than one good
smash IL McCoy's hyurehead, but Il
was as good a friend 10 the KID az
ever and the claret came very spar
| insly
Tim McGrath, handler Of Sullivan last
night, refused to crttlcise the decision.
| "All ask for Is another match,
said Tlm. II am not going to say III
beat this fellow. but there won't b
any two TO one bet on the result"
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COLONIAL GIRL IN
ANOTHERFAST TRIAL
Especial 10 The Evening world.)

Especial 10 The Evening World.)
GRAvESEND. n. T., Sept. S.-The
training hours at the Gravesend course
were most agreeable this morning. The
trainers lined the quarter stretch and
there was q greater show Of spirit
during the galloplng hours than has
been seen since the meeting began.
The most conspicuous work OF the
morning was furnished by Trainer c.
L. Rowe's Colonial Girl going a mile
sallop In la IS, this being part Of her
preparation for her engagement In the
oriental, at a mile and a quarter, to be
decided on Saturday. the last day Of
the meeting, The distinguished racer
did her gallop In fine style and Is un-
doubtedly In hne racing fettle.
The best workouts were as follows:
ANNIE RUS5ELIS-Flye furlongs In
lOL h&ndily; W. Barrlck, trainer.
LADY MINTo-,A half.mlle In o53.
breezlng; w. Barrick. trainer
EuGENIA BuRcH-A mile and a quar-
ter In sR, handily; W. Smith.
trainer
MEMoRIES-One mile In Las, nandily;
W. Clay. trainer.
ZEALA-Slx furbongs In liz, handlly;
y. Decfer, trainer.
! THE CAPTAIN-one mile In Ia, gal
loping George Barbee, trainer.
COLONIAL GIRl--one mlls In Ia ~,
handily; c. +. Rowe. trainer.
MY MATE-Five furongs in Los Ia.
handily; d. Collins, trainer.
WAsWlET-six furlongs In Lii, han.
div: r. Campbell, trainer.
FLYING sHIp-Five furlonss In Les
all out W, Clay, trainer.
DoyECoTE-A half-mlle In oS3. brees.
Ing; j. Odom. trainer.
KING PEPPER-six furlongs In lis,
sailopng; +. Weir, trainer.
JCVENAL MAxIM-six fulsnss In l.is.
gallopipg; =. Weir, trainer.
handlly: y Burlew. trainer.
"H br,s,ins. phirNE-sls SsuDisYap durl9nss In IT,
oXFoRD-Quarter in GA. handily: J.,
Mclaughlin. trainer.
STuYVE-Half-mile In go, handily; r.
Campbell, trainer.
ROYAL sUMMoNS-ThTse furloEss In
oss. easily; George Frasch, trainer.
handily; George Cornell, trainer,
DAlNTY-Mle and quarter In ia,
driving: W. Jennings, trainer.
PRoPER-Mlle and a quarter In ais,
driving. w. Jennings, trainer.
HILDEBRAND-Six furlongs In lis,
easily: r. Campbell. trainer.
DICK BERNARD-Mlle and an eighth
In 2oo handlly: y. Taylor, trainer.
LEoNlDAs-one mile In i.B. breering
+. Taylor trainer.
FIRST MAsON-Mile and an eighth n
l5s. hantlly; c. e. Rowe, trainer.
AUTO HooD-Slx furlongs In Id. cas-
lily: J. Neumeyer. trainer.
GOLD -eighths In 10,
breeding; J. Mclaughlin, trainer,
LORD ADvOCATE-Five-eighths n
lo6 breezing; J. Mclaughlin, train
BILL cRozIER-Five-eighths I'm Ioi
breeding; J. Mclaughlin, trainer.
DEL CORONADQ-Ialf- mile In asl
) hsndlly; J. Mclaughlin, trainer.
! COY MAID-Fiye furlongs In iN. hand
lily: T. welsh. trainer.
FATHER Drive furicns. In Le
PRloRiTf-Eive furiongs IN 10
brsssing: d Carter. traipss
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BROOKLYN CLUB
IS FINED S|0O

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s 2s-August Heir
mann, President OF the National Dase-
ball Commission; President Johnson. u
the American League, and President
pulliam. OF the National League, met
here yesterday and passed on contested
and disputed cases In the drafting list.
The Brooklyn club was fined 800 for
playing an exhibition game with
Youngstown. Aug. 26. Wheeling made
svaiip.aint mat Youngstown harbOred
Ineligible and blacklisted players, and
The commission rot only sustained
Wheellngs charge, but announced that
The fnes for such offenses In the future
would be much higher.
The charge against the New York Ma
tonal club Tor PLAYING with HObokel
while having been Ineligible, Sept. 10,
was referred for further evidence.
The claim of the New York American
,lu6 ior Mniligan and Vincent was re-
Secretary Bruce was directed to
notify President Bert. OF the Pacific
National League, that the money due
the, New York American League club
under the Newton decision must be
paid or the mayer will be inelis'hle.
OF contested case, In the respective
reserve lists the following draf,i wers
rot allowed: By New York (NatlnnaO-
All players reserved from Montreal.
BY Brooklyn (NationaD - Clement,
Eason, Merrill Mueller and PNitee
from Jersey City and feager from
OF contested cases in the respective
reserve lists the following drafts were
allowed BY New York (American).- Nc.
Manus from Buffalo, Yeaser fror,
Montreal
BY Brooklyn (NatlonaD-Owens from
Springfield. Mass Courtney and ely
wiltsie. Adkins, Lewis. Jordan, Jones
| Jennings. Mason, Byers and HcydoT
| from Baltimore.
The evening world., 1904-09-28
ALMANZOR WORKED
IN FAST TIME TO-DAY

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
SHEEPSllEAD BAY. Sept S.-Thc
weather wss chilly and damp and the
track was In fair condition at the bay
course this morning during the gal
lopng hours. The J. r. Drake racers.
In charge Of Trainer Enoch wishard.
pulled out for Morris Park during the
morning. TIE Valentine lot left at an
early hour for Latonia
A feature OF the exercises was a
smart move OF the steep.echaser Al.
manor, who In preparation for ap-
pearance In the Meadow Brook al Nor
ris Park reeled on mile and a quar-.
ter with weight up In 2l2 handlly.
The principal workouts noted were the
following:
SfSONBf-Five furlongs In lQI brees-
Ing: James Rowe, trainer.
lSRAELlTE--S Seven furlonss In Ia,
handlly; James Rove trainer.
BLuCHER-Four furlongs in o1
breezing: James Rowe. trainer,
ACGl'R.Four fur'ongs In oS5 ~ going
with Blucher.
ADRluTHA-slx furlongs In III a.
handliv II. II. Hyner. trainer
MOLLY BRANT-Three furlongs in 0 a.
CAUGHNAwAUGA-one mile and A
quarter In sls, handily; II. H.
LoSa pAYs-FIye furlons. In 1854
handlly; Matt Byrnes. trainer.
REV ANA-Four fur.ong, In 0Ss, breeI-
ing; Matt Ryrnes, trainer.
LORD OF THE yALE-one mile and a
quarter in 2.iS, handily' A. j. joy
zEALA-Fiye iurlonss in lO7 IA, breeI-
lnEi A. J. Joyner, trainer.
sANDRlA-Four furlongs in lA Ia,
MAETrNMsAsLo%nc GiSfis W. ESSe'' @e In 'Taise' l han.
dll. X Wright trainer
PRINCE CHING-Six furlongs In LIS,
hantllv; Matt Feakes. trainer.
NAMT)R-one mile In Li9, galloplng
Frsnk Regan, trainer.
| SANTA CATAlINA-Six furlongs In
ile9i. handily; r. W, Walden
spRING sILK-seven furlongs In ig
handily: p. WINNER. trainer.
/ PALM BEARER Seven furlongs In l3j
handily J, n McAvoy, trainer
/ GRENAuE-slx furlongs In In, breez
ing, J. H. Mccormick, trainer.
GALLEO-SiS turlongs In LIS. breezlng
J. H. Mccormick, trainer.
sALvArELLA-Fiye furlongs In llo
breezlng: Tom Green, trainer.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In oS l.?
hrekIlng: James Rlutc. trainer
C. Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In 025 81
golnS With Cincinnatus.
STOLEN MOMENTS - One-duarter II
Og5. nreezing: A. T.. Aste. trainer.
ESTEkEE-Ore-Quarter In 08 breez
Ing: \. SimonS, trainer,
AGll.t.-six furlonss In liz i-,, handily
II Tucker. trainer.
IIELLo-Five turlongs In LOG, breezing
". House trainer
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OF PRINCETON
TEAM IS ENCOURAGING

scrubs left for a touchdown. the only
score OF the afternoon.
stannard Is losing much OF tho awk.
wardness which was % evident In his
work, and will doubtless make an ex-
cellent tackle. as he has a good COM
binotion Of weight and speed. Dick
Keith. the little scrub hslfback. also
distinguished himself BY a sensational
run OF thirty yards through tackle
Burke. was the only one between the
little halfback and touchdown. but
succeeded In stopping him b. a pretty
tackle. The 'ysrslty VIII probably line
up as follows this afternoon.
Left end, Crawford; left tackle
Cooney. lsft guard. Rafferty,: GENRE,
butcher; right guard. Short; right
tackle. slannard; right end. Ward;
quarter. Burke: right halfback. Foulke
Icaptainl; left hanback,. kiag; fullback.
Mccormick.
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MUNR0E AS REFEREE.

lack Munroe refereed the contest
last night between Johnny Burdick and
KID Broad at watson's Theatre. Nun.
roe was to have been present on Mon
day. but was called TO Boston on i'm,
portant business. Young corbett,' .
who was slated 10 DO the honors last
night. gave way 10 Munroe, who was
on hand, having lust rsturned from the
Huh ccrssts vln e al probsbiiiu ref
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C0FFEy TO FIGHT.

Md corey. the crack Brooklyn light.
weight. IL getting ready for the fall
boxinE campaign. Coffsy has fough;
some OF the best men In the East. Lust
year he and Martin Canole fought a
ten.round draw In Candles home town.
tie also has iliteen-r0und draw with
George McFadden Coney would like
to make a match with Jimmy Briggs.
and will agree 10 any reasonable con.
iitions, the weight to be l13 pounds.
John l.. Sullivan. OF Lawrence, Mass,
Will also be accommodated by Corey at
WEIGHT
The evening world., 1904-09-28
WlLTSE WILL PITCH.

With wiltse. Of the Giants pitching
stan. in the box for them. the New
bnrgs will try and even up the score
with the Central lsllps at Equitable
Park next sunday. In their last game.
which was an eleven-inning affair. the
Nswburss were defeated. wiitss will
positively pitch for them Sunday. and
they have hopes Of defeating the homo
team .--4-.s---s
The evening world., 1904-09-28
W0MEN'S GOLF MATCH.

lntercltv colf matches for the Glen.
ent A. Griscom trophy Will engage the
women ot Boston sIoi.,I, ph,isdsIphia enJ ne
Philadelphia Cricket Club Oct I and
g. on the first day the philadelphia
and NJ q. A. forces meet, the winner
earning the right to play the Boston
champions the second day for the
The evening world., 1904-09-28
Cuban 4 Giants vs.. Hoboken..

Next Sunday will be the farewell ap-
pearance OF the Cuban X Giants on
the St. George cricket grounds. After
the game this star colored aggregation
will pack trunks and sail Tor Cuba,
where they intend playing against all
the clubs In the Cuban League. The
Hobyken team win have their new
eouthpAw, Foxen, 10 pitch and Pete
lamar vtil b 1t the receiving END.
The evening world., 1904-09-28
prooLiyns,s. Murray Hills.

The Brooklyn National League team
will play the Murray Hills at oympl,
Park. One Hundred and Thlrty-sixth
street and Filth avenue, on Sunday.
The Brooklyns will have their regular
team In the field. The game should be
close and exciting as the Murray Hills
will have q National League pitcher to
twirl for them. Oscar Jones OF cronln
will pitch for the Brooklyns.
The evening world., 1904-09-28
Baseball n Buainess.

n % curious thing that any per
sonai prejudice should be allowed to
interfere with meeting between the
Giants and the Hlghlanders, II the
Highlanders should carry on the
honors of their league.
baseball. under modern manage
mspt, 10 q business as well az sport.
II II as sure as the science OF mathe-
mates that a series OF contests be-
tween the two best teams In the world.
held here In New York. would pack
eny baseball park even unto the outer
most seat OF the farthest blsacher
Such a series would bring In a for
tune TO the managers.
The remark Is not original-but II
seems to me that only fear OF defeat
and consequent loss OF prestige could
blind the astute Boss Of the Giants to
this baseball Klondlke. Perhaps to a
man down hole the Americaps look
like the real giants.
II not, then 1t must be that the
precedent established last year OF let
ting the players In on the cleanup Is
distasteful 20 Mr.. Brush and his asso-
ciates. It would look queer to the pub
iic II the precedent were not followed
1t would not be very profitable TO the
management to follow II.
Therefore 10 games
Nothing.
Sust a trip or two to Europe for tn
epulsnt magnates and one or two
cpulent players, while the disappointed
fans 60 back to their homes and offices
But away their pencils and score book
and try to forget all about It unit
another season starts.
About that minor league" shrek b,
III Mr. Brush: Figures that don't lie fur
{nIsh the best reply that the America
League could give. Look at this:
Attendance during season in Ne,
1gk. Boston. Chicago. Phlladelphi
m ~ Louis, where both leagues hav
1Co1lonal League. i.e1.lS1
e 1moflcan League. i.sso.2o7,
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80 rs... l. cle.. R.e.,

- E~s ~ SAose race
11u& NJ xinu County Tennis Club
11ki1nny ~ the ohanptonship Of the
Ic1r Lawn Tennis League the race
~ Dlace u being ks<nly contested be-
~ Ws11 m1s rsnnis Club and the
>@4p Ga Ths West side ciuA
ponlas eIslsnss Of the crss-
~ 441so - n sscsef
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OLD DR.. GRINDLE,

!" DISEASES s ! Sf ~ MEN nES. IN
Under Dr.. 0rndlss seisntifle trsatmsol
CURED more quickly. more easily and on more
modsrite ttrms than by any other sdvstts-
blcod ToIson eused In from ! to 0 montas,
Nervous pgbllly Ia NON ! % ? months; Kid..
nsY and bladder Cou,plaints In fnQm I 10 Z
tnrost and mouth. painsa sw.lllsrs.. ID "
% tiys. str!s.urss Ia from 70 70 % .days,
y.asss:; a.s ,s% IA / .s: s:' ssr.a osIrS e 3
BR. GhIspLn L. ~ :, q: :.n: .sp.s
xtscA hs = Z scsse!sd oMnE 2 i2Lx1 2
HOURS 70 4 SUHDiM %
The evening world., 1904-09-28
EDGREN
I COLUMN

I've studied algebra and trig
And comic sections too.
There's only one thing puzzles me
Il guess II puzzles you)'
Greek roots and all PHILOSOPHERS
Are clear as mud to me.
I've mastered forty-seven tongues
From sanscrit to Chinee.
There's only one thing puzzles me
Il guess II puzzles you);
How Champions OF the World" can
Mere Minor Leaguers" too
Funny. isn't ~
No-not the verse-the situation.
Looks as II the Bostons might cut
under the Hlghlanders for that cham
pionship after all,
And suddenly thsN eloquent voice o.
John T. Brush has sunk into silence
Not even a whisper. Several hour
have passed. and even those neares
the throne have not seen the lips o
the Autocrat OF the Giants assum,
that pucker which forms the soun,
minor league"
if1 -
| Wouldn't Il be funny 10 the Boston
should win after all. and II after al
l.ths Giants should play series will
the champions Of the American Leagu
for the worlds ehamplonshlp,