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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
ERNST ON THE COMMITTEES.
WIN BE One of Those 20 Notify Taft
OF His Nomination.

Columbus. o., July 16.-At the re-
quest of Senator William Warner. OF
Missouri, the chairman OF the COM
mittee appointed at the national Re-
publican convention to notify Judge
Taft OF his nomination for presidency.
John r. Malloy. the secretary, sent
out to all the members OF the ma
tional committee invitations to attend
the notification meeting TO be held at
Cincinnati on July %.
Secretary Malloy also announced
that A. r. Burnam. OF Kentucky,
member of the notification commlt-
tee, had notified the committee OF bis
inability 10 be present at the notifca-
tiou and Richard P. Ernst. of covine-
ton, KY, has been DESIGNATED TO serve
on the committee In his stead
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
WIN PIay Murray.

Manager John Hollan will take his
Indians to Murray tomorrow TO play
the strong nine of that place. Muir
ray has won two or three games since
the Indians "ate 'em alive" several
weeks ago and are anxious for an
other try with a sure enough base
ball team. The Indians lineup will
be: B,akemore. C; Arnold. p: Brown,
1b; Brahlc, 2b; Davis, Sb; Lusky, SIS;
Newman. II; Burton or Jones. RI;
Williams. CT.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
H. H. ROGERS SAYS
He is OPTIMIST
As TO SITUATION

New York. July 16.-"I believe
the worst in business is over" said
Henry II. Rogers. as he entered the
meeting OF the Amalgamated Copper
directors. 81 am an optimist. The
steel situation is showing remarkable
Improvement and Il is customary to
regard that as business barometer
OF Industrial AFFAIRS.
Copper has not responded as yet
to the same extent as steel and some
other specialties. but Think 1t will in
due time show the improvement that
we have all hoped for. The output
of copper has recently increased con-
sderably and this may hold the mar
ket In check until the future is more
perfectly assured"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Ute Indians ON Rack Track.

Rapid City. S. D., July 16.-Five
hundred Ute Indians woh revo.ted
and terrorized the country after fee
ing from their reservation In Utah
will have a 900 mlle trek back from
here Friday. The Indians will return
under escort of a captain and ten
United states cavarymen. The agree
ment TO return is the outcome of a
conference between the chief and
President Roosevelt. TIE chief prom
lsed the president that the Indians
would renceforth be good.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Starts Day Far Behind Great
Britain, Because She Had
Few Entries.
Events Yesterday Went to
European Contestants.
HOPES FOR THE DAY ARE HIGH

London. July 1G.--America won
all the points In the final discus throw
Martn sheridan, of New York, won
with 134 feet. inches, breaking all
former records. grimm second. Horr
third. Americans expect TO win the
shot put today This morning Eng
land led with SO points. America
secoad with 10.
Rose, OF California. won the final
shotput Garrels. OF Chicago. third;
Horgan. OF England. second.
America Out Yesterday.
Gold medals went to Great Britain.
France and Sweden as winners OF the
finals OF yesterdays events at the
olympic games. Great Britain was a
double winner and France and Swe-
den each secured one first. The
United states had to be satisfied with
one silver medal. symbolic OF second
place in the three-mi.e team race. but
the American representation in the
various events was small. There were
four finals assigsed to the day and OF
these England won the eco yard
cycling race and the three-mlle team
race, thus bringing the number OF
gold medals accredited TO Great
Britain TO date up to four, compared
with two standing to the credit OF the
United States. The only final IN
which the latter country participated
was the three-mile team race and the
American team finished an easy sec
ond
France captured her gold medal
FOR victory In the 1000 meters tan
dsm cycle race and Sweden for lem
mhg's record-breaking jayelln throw
of IFS feet ~ inches. which topped
the best previous throw by more
than three feet. Greece. France and
Great Britain each took a silver
medal for second In the javelin throw
ing. eco yard cycling race and 2.0O0
meters event. respectively. while Nor
way. Germany and sweden took
bfonze medals in the same events.
The CLOSEST finish OF the day was
In the frst heat OF the semi-finale Of
the 400 meters swimming event, o.
,Shen. OF Austria. winning by the
smallest fraction from II. Taylor, OF
England
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
ANGRY COLORED
PEOPLE SEEK TO
PUNISH A BRUTE

An unknown negro. who attempted
to assault a little negro girl at her
home near Fourteenth ana Hsrrlson
streets yesterday. was driven from
the city by an angry crowd of col
ored citizens. attracted by the child's
cries. The culprlt made good time
In getting away. succeeding in keep
ing out OF the way OF the crowd. The
chase ended at Fourteenth and Jeffer-
son streets. the man sought having
disappeared in an alley and all
efforts to locate him were unavailing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
MANY SHOPPERS ARRIVE

Every train and boat coming into
Paducah during the past few days
has brought crowds OF shoppers from
The surrounding counties in western
Kentucky and southern Illinois, at
tracted to the city by the many in
ducements offered In tho advertise
ments of reduction sales by Padu-
,ah's progressive merchants. The
shoppers return home well laden with
bundles and all beaming with pleas
ure over the result OF their days shop
ping in the city.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Mob Sings Id I.Iftcrs. Foe.

Davenport. Ia. July i6.-The sa-
loon troubles agltating the citizens OF
Davenport 80 much OF late by the en-
forcement OF the mulct law. were re-
newed when George schoenig was set
upon by mob as he was leaving the
court house and slugged. Schoenig
barely escaped with his life. and Is
confined in a hospital. This makes
the third person assailed this year for
prosecuting saloon Keepers In Dayen-
port.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Big Fight viii be Made In far
West and Hitchcock IL Pre-
pairing to Take Hand-HOme
Folks Greet Kern,

Lincoln, Neb., July 16.-Bry-
an has invited dozen big Demo-
cratic business men, who never
were known as politicians, TO
visit him at Fairview or meet
him in Chicago July p. lie
wants their advice regarding the
selection of a national chairman.
Bryan believes he had better get
away from politicians. IL is re-
ported he wants some man ac-
customed to handling gigantic
business affairs. The names of
the men he will confer with are
kept secret.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
LISTEN TO SPEECHES
THIS MORNING AND BALLOT AFTERWARDS

suffrage; the election OF senator's by
the direct vote OF the people: a decla-
ration against the existing revenue
laws which permit the issuance Of
license TO saloons; favor a graduated
income and inheritance tax; demand
that amendments to the constitution
of the United States prohibiting the
liquor traffic be submitted to the
people.
Sentiment, wherever heard ex-
pressed, is opposed to local option or
anything but the complete wiping out
OF the liquor traffic.
The establishment of postal saw
ings banks will be favored: also gov
ernment regulation of corporations
engaged in interstate commerce; the
creation OF a non-partisan commission
for the purpose of studying and
recommending needful changes In the
existing tariff schedules.
National Committee,
The national committee reelected
all OF its old officers. The members
Of the new national committee as far
as selected include:
Illinois-oliver w. Stewart, Alon-
20 e. Wilson.
Iowa-K. w. Brown. o. f. Elicit.
Michigan-Samuel Dickie, Fred w.
Corbett.
Minnesota IT,. Calderwood.
George W. Higgins.
q
b. Gilbert. =
South Dakota.W. T. Rafferty,.
Quincy Lee Morrow.
Wisconsin-B. e. Keuren, w. d.
Cox.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
ARREST HUNDREDS To FOIL
PLOT AGAINST RUSS CAR.

Berlin. July ia news bureau
has received private dispatch from
Sosnowice, Russian Poland. stating
that plot against the life OF En-
peror Nicholas has been discovered
there. More than 100 men and w0-
men have been arrested charged with
being implicated. and other arrests
are impending. The railway station
is guarded by gendarmes and Co.'S
sacks and the frontiers are being
closely watched.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Priest Murderer Hanged.

Canyon City, Col. July 1s.-Call-
ing down maledictions upon the Ro-
man priesthood and shouting in Ital-
ian "long live the protestants'' Gul-
seuppe Ala, murderer OF Father Helm
richs, was carried to the death trap
and exactly at s. 80 last night paid the
extreme penalty of his crime.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
BY PRESIDENT
TO ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Oyster Bay, July 16.-Presldent
Roosevelt was referred to the depart
ment Of justice the appeal made to
him by Herman Ridder on behalf OF
the American Newspaper Publishers
association. .
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
JAPAN PREPARED
TO ADD TWO MORE
Big BATTLESHIPS

Toxic. July l6.--Japan is prepar-
Ing to add two new 2O,S00 ton bat
tleships to her navy. The keel of one
Will be laid this month and the other
before the end OF the year. The war
ships will have a speed OF over 20
knots and carry twelve 12-inch guns.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
PRAYED FOR SLAYER

Denver. July 16.-It developed to-
day that while Giuseppe AHA, the
murderer of Father leo Heinrichs
was executed last night, ST. Elizabeth
monks here were praying for Allia.
Father Barnard. the new pastor of the
church. begged Acting Governor Hair
per to postpone the execution, but he
refused.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Sam sasseen Allowed TO Go.

Sam Sasseen. the white boy from
Mayfield. who was arrested yesterday
for stealing a bicycle from w. II. Ru-
dolph. was allowed to go after being
lectured and advised by Judge Light
foot. The boy did not seem to real-
lze he had committed an offense
against the law.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Chicago Market.
DICK HOLLAND ILL

Mr.. Dick Holland was seized win
an attack OF vertigo on the street in
front of the Columbia building this
Or. Reddick was sum
and carried him TO his home
on South Sixth street, and this after
noon he Is resting we'll
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Bryan Won't Make Any Speeches at
Chicago But He Will Consult With
Business Men About His Chairman
OLD COIN.

Mr.. Willis Morgan, OF 1915
Salem avenue, has AN unique
coin-an old Massachusetts PEN
NY, dated 1887. IL has the figure
OF an Indian with bow In one
hand and arrow In the other,
with the inscription "Common-
wealth Of Massachusetts" around
IL. One star appears above the
figure. On the other side is the
regulation eagle with an arrow
In one claw and an olive branch
In the other. The lettering and
figures are distinct.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
ALIBI FOR WADE

Guthrie. Okla, July 16.-Governoi
Haskell refused to honor a requisi
ton for the return of r. @. Wade tC
Hot Springs on the charge of killing
his former wife. Mrs. Riehors. Sew
eral Lawton business men made afi
davlis that wade was In Lawton Thu
day of the murder.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
ADDITIONAL CLERK

washington, July i6.-The post
Office department has allowed an add
tional CLERK at raducan.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
DAVIS In TENTH

Estill Springs. KY, July 16.-
Especial Judge Amos Davis was
on the thirteenth ballot
by Democrats for congress in the
Tenth.
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Make No Speeches.

Chicago, July 16.-Bryan wont
make any speeches when he attends
the meeting OF the Democratic sub
committee here July %. Chairman
Taggart announced that Bryan mere
ly will receive visitors and confer
with the subcommittee, which win
name the national chairman.
Bryan's Advice.
Lincoln, Neb, July 16.-Bryan re-
ceived visit from Texas, Illinois and
Alabama delegations and advised
them to go home and take of their
coats and work for the ticket.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16
Platform Adopted After Com
mittee Worked With it All
Night.

Columbus, o., July 16.-The pro-
gram of the Prohibition national con-
vention today is to adopt a platform
and hear speeches nominating candi-
dates for president this morning and
ballot for candidates this afternoon.
The platform committee worked all
night preparing the resolutions.
Charles Seaman, OF Pittsburg, was
made permanent chairman and with
drew as presidential candidate. No
candidate has any apparent lead.
Joseph lowering. OF Maryland; Jo-
seph Tracey, Of Michigan; Fred
Wheeler. of California; Dan Sheen,
of Illinois; w. B. Palmer, Of Mis-
souri,. and J. b. Cranwell. of Texas.
all have strong backing. Oliver w.
Stewart, of Chicago, is leading the
movement to wrest control OF the ma
tional organization from National
Chairman Jones, but his plans so far
are unsuccessful.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-16

The committee on resolutions dele
gated the task Of writing the plat
form to a Subcommittee composed of
Samuel Dockie. of Michigan; L. Nor
rill. of South Dakota; Eugene Chaplin.
OF Illinois; Frank Slbley, of Arizona;
Silas c. swallow. OF Pennsylvania.
A declaration in favor OF woman
The evening world., 1908-01-18

practice curves and studying new poses
in preparation for the herculean contest
which is soon TO take place between
them to determine their individual SUI
premacy and incidentally decide the
Alstr!oAic- bowling championship " the
A!s nq-.n tgIue. TIE nun will begin
Immaculate alter the Iinish of the Co
lanDia League tournament games, in
which the Algonquin team is schedue!
10 pagt!CIY dte, u ednesday evening. Jan
- a. Wyman's alleys, one Hundred
and Fourth street and Columbus ave-
i,le.
\ great deal OF fun, some good bowl
ing and a plethora OF goodfellowshir
nti result from me contest between
these two most valiant and chivalrous
knights Of the hardruboer sphere
whose modesty prevents. either Of them
giving an expression of opinion as to
whom the mantle Of champion will H.
most becoming!y. though Archie claims
20 have developed n new curve which
is even more graceful and effective thar
those re draws o. Evelyn Taaw.
Every Algonquin b"aVe is expected t.
nd his presence To he festive occa sion
20 imparuially cheer on the contestants
The evening world., 1908-01-18
Mofltt, of U. of P, Has
Record of 6 Feet ) ID
Inches.
Thomas +. Monitt, the In

~HOULD Thomas +. MoAitt, the In
~ tercolles!utc champion in the run
~ ming high jump aud holder Of the
:, A. A. a. \. record of 6 feet IL
inches. make the Olympic team to be
sont to London this summer as his
friends expect he Will, the men against
whom Mofltt will compcte VIII have to
Jump clean out of their boots to beat
him
Momtt believes he can put up new
worlds record. even beating the feet
r as inches made by NJ f. Sweeney
in September 1895 With this end IN
view. Mofitt has placed himself in
charge of Trainer Mike Murphy. who
has the highest regard for Mofiitts
ability. and says he will do his best 20
help the latter break the record. And
when Murphy says that it means some
thing among athletes.
Although member of the University
of PENNSYLVANIA track team during his
four years In college, IL was not until
last season that Moiitt did any great
work IN the intercollegiate events, He
was one OF the most erratic high jump
ers In the country. ALWAYS surprising
his trainer and fellow athletes by his
stunts in practice, but failing In the
com petitions,
rA., vsaS hevsss. undAr saa care.
The evening world., 1908-01-18

LlLhMNANSs, Taylor n, snsorara ,or,,s! psr B,.
. sons In a 5O0-vard race Can YOU
imagine a faster bunch in one event?
,Tnats the fiold that will toe the
scratch in one of the feature ccunpeti-
tiOns at the Irlsh-Amer!cun A. c. car
nival in Madison Square Garden. As
contest II ought to be worth going
miles to see OF course there are other
features Of the meet, among them the
irtercollcgi lte relay race. the mercan-
tile race, the tive-mile scratch run. tine
interscholastic relay race, the pole
vault. the one-mile walk for policemen
in full uniform and the weight events.
The usual short distance races are on
the programme too.
The weight events should be partieu-
larly interesting especially the "hfty-
six" Champions Flanagan and Matt
McGrath will hok up again, but lively
competition may also be expected again
from Mcdonald. of the Irish A. \. c..
who tosscs the weight with one turn.
and Burke, the giant.
The prizes for themeet have par
ticular value. being donated In most
cases by high city officials, They in
dude dlanond-sst rings. gold watches.
The evening world., 1908-01-18
Not Likely That There'll Be
Any More Co1,pej-
tons for Il.

T7fiE f1mous Americas Gun, won
r'y-s.v"n years r. ir n race
L around the Isle ot Wight. and
upon whose defense Amor..,r vtrhts-
mca have spent millions of dollars, IS
alc Of the past
Hadged about by conditions which no
'preign yacht builder can now hope to
successfully overcome in a competition,
TIC cup brought to America us tro-
rhy OF American supremacy on tie
seas by what even Sir Thomas Upton
must admit was o wholesome form ot
boat the old mug is occasionally
taken down from its niche in the model
The evening world., 1908-01-18
At the Broadway Arcade.
MATCH GAME GOSSIP.

A three-men team match between
Hulle Hind and Cadieu ana hos'er
Roeber and Freund Will be rolled al
the Monarch Palace, West Twenty
sixth street. sunday night.
jamie Watt brings his Peanut team here
today from bridgeport, Conn, to roll
Jimmy Smiths stars at the Amphion. Brook
iyn. There with he Individual, TWO and five
men team matches
Dr. George Olsson and Glenn Riddell will
roll a best six out OF eleven match series
at the White Elephant to-m,rrow night.
Rrockcr. CLANCY and kolb, of the Colonial.
roll a return match with Flower. kracke
and Heiles at kahlsdorts Harlem Palace
Sunday night.
sunday afternoon, n Mcl.aughlin's. Wash
lucton street BROOKLYN, Hagr rty and Dor
prvnns a, ST Malnchy's No. !. both Of tho
Diocesan Union League, will roll match
ro- 500 4 side
The evening world., 1908-01-18
ANNUAL MEETING OF N.Y.B.A.

The annual meeting of the New York
Bowling Association. - be held at The
Victoria Hotel Broadway and Twenty
seventh street Monday evening, will
be the most important and interesting
session held in year Tie ticket named
by the committee will undoubtedly 5c
unanimously elected, but there will oe
some lively doings in the discussion over
the suspension of several bowlers, in
Guiding Johnny VOORHEES,, and in the
several changes in the tournament sys'
TEN which have been suggested. 1t vii
he well worth tho while of every dele
gate TO be present
The evening world., 1908-01-18
TOURNAMENT RESULTS.


Important tournament results last
mis- /, were as follows
Riverside, at sieyers g. 1ankenau's
Morris, 800, vs. Rialto, SO; Morris, pG9 vs.
Rialto Won roll off by one pin. High scores
Miller Eialto. 22l; Dohn, Mohawks 222
Hutchngs Morris. PIG.
CiraId Central At Brooklyn-l'niversl's
oS3, aIf 500; AlgonQuins, a2l. 005. 935.
High scores; Glinsm!an. Universal, 22i.
Diedcrick. A!ganQuins. 223.
Columbia at Wyman's Columbus o5l,
vs. lrvirg, SIG: Irving. oSl W. Belvderc,
SI Eelyidere. 0tl. VS.. Columbus. 03s. High
scores Scholl, oi2: Warner. 223: shutert.
ol9.
Amphlon At Brooklyn-Senecas. $50. $50.
o0l Subway Jr 30. SO. 49,. Birmingham.
.hmphion, average 215.
:. LenoN National al Thum g. Schillings =
nn2. VS.. Franklin. SIS; Kanawha. oi0' vs.
Franklin. ~. High scores: Sk-inmiler,
The evening world., 1908-01-18

rOOm or tNe Now YoTk Nn"Nt |TND
and cXAioitcI a. something represent
ing the highest speed type Of .Amer!-
can yacht building"
some little interest was created on
this side the other day by ihc an
nounccment tina. Sir Thomas had in
mind another r',ll'cnge to he sent over
in September for race in 1909. y sqc-
cal cableEram to The Evening World
from 81" Thomas quickly set nj rest
the possibility of another contest for
the cup.
The evening world., 1908-01-18
69TH RECT. GAMES
HAVE A Bic ENTRY

A .rprisinGly big list of entries has
been received for the games of Com
pany of the Sixty-ninth Regiment at
the new Armory, Twenty-fourth street
and Lexington avenue, next saturday
night. All the local stars arc repre-
sented. and some OF the best contests of
the indoor season should result.
The relay race for the Military Ath-
letic League championship is on2 of the
features OF the programme. Among the
leans that will compete for the rich
prize are the Twenty the
twelfth, the Ninth and SiNty-nlnth, or
New York: the Thirteenth and The
Eourth OF New Jersey. Besides this
event there will he 3C0-yard dash, an
ssO-yard run, one-mile run and the
usual sprint races and handicap events.
The}e Is one closed event. mile run
for members Of the sixty'ninth Res'-
The evening world., 1908-01-18

CNTToN and Mcrningstar are al
"ealy showing such excellent
- stroke tn .h.r Hrler"'
lard critics are predicting new
ret OF high run and averAse records
i the match contest for thc IS! worlds
championship emblem when the two
players meet at LeroX Lyceum, Jan. -.
4ttou IS playing an exhibition series
I;h Sl1tsDn wa'le his y1urSrr rival
o. tho title. roW ae.f hy ruN'9. BE-.
.s,l-.rL in two lpniicaps dsginal Cal
.-.ag md Narcotic AZ Dlly
The close contest between Sutton ana
last spring in Chicago .as
siven the title holder a very warm re-
ard for the lattcr's ability, and Morn
ltstar t. icdll, uf the very class OF
LAYERS who vpul1 have the best chance
beat sutton. Some say that Sutton
The evening world., 1908-01-18
AMERICAS CUP ONLY A RELIC UF The PAST

Cannot CAlIltIlSc unaef Olu ConlA-
tiunS. Size OF buul no OBJECT
lAat was the message the yachtsman
vino had spent $2,5C00UO and sent over
the ShImocks. l., II. and III. TO lift
the mug. scarcely valued Il $50, sent in
reply to a query from this paper. Sir
Thomas has no desire to tempt fate
isle, to race FOR 4 trophy represent
iur the highest type. and in his last
declaration which closes the incident OF
International cup racing for the old
challenge.
III" old cup is surely a relic OF the
The evening world., 1908-01-18
NEWARK THE CHAMPIONS.

Billy Cordess BroOKiya team failed
by two games to win tie champions III
IN the Interstate League in the i,ha!
series played at jersey Ci;y last nlSAt.
The title goes to the Newark team
that won last season.
The Brooklyns win high average
honors. VITA 957.Sl, The iAGividla!
average winner is Jimmy Smitni oil
Brooklyn. VINO finished with a mark
of 1873 for thirty-siX games, Lee
Johns, of Newark is second with 1915
Harding, of New Brunswick, had the
best single game mark OF 2l9.
The scores made last night in Jersey
City. and the complete team and IN
diVidual records follow:
The evening world., 1908-01-18
ALLEN DEFEATS OlSSON.

Fer; Alien defeated Dr.. OLSON in
matcl series al tIe " mite t.lep1du
last night, .arge crowd being pres
en'. The scores.
A.Ieu-l2a. 100. 1Ss. 232. 2e ISL, IL
los, $50. gcJ. 202 Average. ~ Ill.
Olssou-!99 no, $50. lSi 49, ~. lt
The evening world., 1908-01-18

s"lVcs SKIM oVor ;uo Watcr-thcrc we
20 gain.
quite a number of candidates have
shown uu FOR practice. just now they
are all being given q chance, and the
The evening world., 1908-01-18

Herman Ehler has revived his free tourna'
inent for five-nen teams at the new or,
pheum. Brooklyn. Cash prizes Of $50 VII
be divided among twelve leading teams. tn,
first receiving S25. Hisb team score and
individual average prizes will also be given
Total pins win count and two OF more
teams win roll each evening, Entries are
now being received,