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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-04

The early Christmas buyer gets the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
THREE CARS At
EVEN MONEY IN
BIC AUTO RACE

THERE has been some neavy oct
ting done on the VanderbM. Cur
race Saturday and some changes
have becn made In tie rooi; n krug'S
Corner. The odds this morning were
posted as follows:
Lyle QsottaJ. Robertson Hoco-
mobile) and Strang Gtenauiu, even.
keene Mercedesj, pougel and
Sa zman Thomas. : to >.
Ryall ,Nathcson), Chevroet MA
thesorj and Suicller lMercal-sJ. 10
to !.
Denison CKnox) and LuttGen (iter-
ceoes). 10 to /.
fitzpatrick (Hodgi;iss and Heupt
(ChadwiclS). 20 10 !,
Patchske (Acme). 50 20 /.
Bourque CKnoSJ and 3. L. NJ. 100
TO /.
These changes have made Stra4g an
even money favorite WIN I.y,,lc ana
Robertson. who remain unchanged.
SalZman, in the Thor.S, has move.
up with Pouget 10 class win Fox
hall Kecns, no Is well liked.
LuttGen and Den!soa are UNCHANGED,
but the former IN Vander1ilrs nl,r Is
being We played. Stricken is SO CON
fident of winning tEat T. is now on
Of the Matheson cars, The odds GA T. .
patrick have been sliced uue-iaiI lue
20 very heavy plav and tie great
speed OF his car
cause 100000 10 chGnse tc.-a, $. We.
matched are the leading d-r.., a.l
tnr intense rivalry % t.a a.:aCeyi.s
and the friendly :nte. 80 %. cG-- .a-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
Cars and Drivers Are Ready
for Test That Will Prove
Supremacy.

the keen rivalry and better matched
cars, there will be APPS turned In this
race OF is minutes, say some Of the
drivers.
Strang says the race will be run at
an average OF seventy miles per hour
The work OF decorating the grand
stand was completed this morning, and
i presents very pretty color effect,
prevailing color, with hundreds of fags
pTettily grouped. An immense big c ock,
regulated by the Washington Observa-
,ory, is on the front Of the timers stand.
across from the grand-stand. and in
plain view OF thousands. II will eff
iectually check any mistakes in the
lime.
Every available space along the course
IS marked for sale for parking OF autos
or stands. one enterprising resident OF
Nestbury has placed a stand straddle
4shlon on the ridgepoe of his barn.
Nth double row OF nifty seats plainly
advertised as for sale,
There are countless tents scattered
Yer the fields, where sleIjing accom-
nolatiOns Will be sold tonight, and the
OF dog men are right on to their Jobs
1t every advantageous spot.
Joe Tracy, who has charge Of the
MathesUn cars, has private telephone
service eucircling half the course and
four emergency cars within ConN enienl
by the racing cars, by which re can
a most instantly reach and repair either
Of tie two in Eis charge.
The gran4-stand Will be brilliantly
/ Illuminated tonight at 10 O'Clock and
/ the Motor PARKWAY Will be open free
/ TO an autos this afternoon, So that al
WHO have purchased parking space may
see where they VIII be located ana avall
/ confusion tonight, when about 1910,
cars VII, be- PARKED before the race.
Two years ago close procession Ul
autos passed krug's Corner from II
| O'Clock IN the evening until A NJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
Sting on Nose Made
Mcfarland q PuQilisf

tie fellow called Packy by his deskmates
shppea away from school and went to
work in boiler shop in Chicago as an
apprentice. He received as salary the
munifcent sum OF $40 a week
They kept me busy" says the little
fighter. chasing around the place after
ieft-handed monkey Wrenches and tina
sort of thing for two weeks, and then
hold the hot iron while a big fellow
beat II with a hammer and stung me
with the sparks. Sometimes they would
III me use the hammer but l never was
to spend a lot of my time toying with
set OF boxing gloves that were kept
around the place
Fox, the colored boy. one day al
ming; and when the whistle blew / al
lowed he couldn't, and we went into
the back yard to have it OUT
Packy Immediately thereafter con-
be hero OF the ring, threw up his lob
and went in search of big money
You know I had to get in home early
every night he confded. and tell my
mother moth that / was still working. This
came to come in with the money, and
l wasn't there. The nghting game
wasn't declaring any large dividends,
and had to beat il TO my aunt's house
10 keep my mother from knowing that
! was not working on boilers
After hanging around the gymnas S.
iums for another month l finally got
signed up for a preliminary fight with
Johnny West. ] licked him just as did
the coon, but even then the money
wasn't soming any too strong. l got
g 30 for the fight. and my manager took
Sl.5O of il. and he had a regular JOB
too"
As he said this. Packy looked around
a, Manager Gilmore. Johnny Oliver a. >
few more fight promoters and got the
big laugh.
There's only one thing l want very
bad right now" said Packy in conclu-
SION. and that is The chance 10 HEX
Tommy Murphy and TO see the Wander
b.lt cup race. I will be out there al
midnight tonight. and will STICK until
the show is over"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
BY VINCENT TRE4NOR.

A TWELVE day meeting begins at
n Pimlico, Baltimore. Tomorrow
and from all accounts 1t Nil be
one o, the biggest and most successful
ever held by the association. TIE 'a-'
that the betting end OF the game mere
Is crippled. while a; Pim!ico !; i o. we
open kind, with booths SC, VII drive
the regulars from here to the Sou:7e'n
course. where they can back their juds-
men. without the fear o. arrest M'ny
&c 4 horses will run for the purses,
too: so as matter OF fact PimiIgo MI
virtually be the centre o. Eastern
racing.
The Empire track. on its ore reH'at7-
ing day. tomorrow. and the ia na.ra
meeting OF Ave days following wu say
fer by the conflict in la,es more ;n2n
will Piniico. As on. regular says:
Jamaica might jus; Is wei thu, up
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ing, although II was said later that ne
had cut the course.
There Is a great connie; OF opinion
between Jefferson Demott Thompson,
chairman of the up Commission and
the drivers as 10 the conditions OF the
roads, Mr.. Thompson says taat he has
mad the roads hand swep, four times
along the entire distance and that $1,000
mas Deen expended IN TINS way eXc.u-
sive OF $500 for o!ling. The drivers say
the ROADS are IN poor shape.
George Robertson. IN the Locomobile,
No. Is In the race, is a not tayor.te to-
gay. This Is due 10 the fac. that while
the checkers caught his time yesterday
OF Two laps IN Al minutes, no stopped On
both laps At his camp thereby losing
several minutes
The third Thomas car, No. on th'
Official programme. VIII bc starter u
ne race tomorrow. having weighed ~
this morning at the ninth hour. This
car will be driven by VI. j. seymour
With Harry PeVperday as moc. aElrlan.
seymour is one of tae most iar"s ~
drivers The TWO u-ne. Thomas eaIs
are TO be driven by GeOrga Sai2man and
Howard GIN, with the third Thomas
there are now eighteen cars 90 the rae,
d certain starters.
lLeaying the Motor Parkway al the
other end, near Central Park, where
uhsre Is raiuond station, there is q
iery bad - ruru On tie Woodbury.
rosd, with deep holes cut by 'he dr.vers
III practice, and wth deep sand o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
BY yOHN POLLOCK.

TIM STEWART. the elongated heavy
weight OF Brooklyn, who recently
j fought Kid" Mccoy six tame
rounds at the National y. c., will figure
in another battle tonight. He VII!
tackle John Willie. the light heavy
weight of Chicago. for si; rounds at
Stow TO be held by the State y. c. o.
philadelpllia II stewart can only SHOW
more gau,entss than he did IN MS nSnt
with Mccoy ne stands a good chance OF
beating Willie.
johnny Coulon Of Chicago she legitimate
t,utamWelght champion OF the word. has
finally go. on bout in this city He Nas
matched last night TO meet Young O'LeirE.
the promising bantamNetEht :er SIX IounIs
a G to be neld a week from mex: Monday
night. ICY vi! oa;tc at 10! ponHas' -o',,en
fight his ,.lrdes;. as he Is a FAST 'a' ahi
good puncher
Al Lippe received letter from Abe At'e''.
the tea;hsweght champion. last nigh in
which ne stated tina, he would arrive in New
York in about three weeks FOR the purpose
Il se8s 2n f Ell. WIN yny o a a. Cpe
4 that Abe changes his mind ana remains 1u'
or the coast the fight fans have noi fer
gotten the bout he pat ~ VITA Macy BAD
win no: SO long ago.
There is not particle Of truth IN the re
por: which reached here from san FRANCS 70
few DAYS aSo to the etfcc; TIA: BE:;.!.S
Nos Il ard VI 'Us rr-t his 'r.n -s-. .2
psrtel cOTplny. ana tnai the Dlae w.l.l
10 MS AVN business in the future. Wen
Britt was askel aDoiE the rel.-rt last n "a.
ne said y: Is only another 9t those pipe
stories from 'I'I!sCo. Bat and the De-
Of friends. and there is not chance II US
sepafit!ng
Now that Ba:,'nr Nc.s5n has n-acttca.,v
consented to take on Packey McFarilri isr
six rounds. tHe chances are inst Jack NJ.
Guicln. .udt-1mIke! OF toe Na;i ma y. c.
OF Phia ls.ph.I. wi! make Nelson 4 big =
fs- tol tis oy-:. I.arlr edwards. G.Gn.. go
o, the -ub offered Nelson q guarantee O.
$40 90 10 fiE1t " Farlari al his cuy few
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Leach Cross is tiShter who has picked
w considerable money by fighting siN-round
pouts, IN thIs NiclnltN during HE lhst lwei'e
months. In that time. IL is learned from
FelIabie source. the east side denti>t mas
real cloSt to SiO.CuJ 0It OF the battles
Re fGS fought cross was a great Iiawing
on "Wednesday nigh; will probably him
back now.
Jew Drscol'. the legitimate :cnthc--weiSh:
CHAMPION OF England, is Training hard Tor
ms siN-round buut with Matty BALDWIN at
| i." stag OF the fC.rmont A. c. on the night
OF Nov =. He Is getting into shape at 4
| foadhouse at TuckcIoe. !. y. AMI every
| good Judge OF pLgilist that nls seen hirl
| fastest little fellows they nave ever seen
with the gioNes on.
Mike Glover. the lightweight. OF Dos'o-.
in. was matched last night by h!s mana 81.
Jack D9usherty, 10 meet Freddie Co,h-tt:
| the quaker en- fighter. for siA rounds al
| the snow to be he'd uy she National a, c..
| OF Pht,adc phia. to.lhorrow might. Glover
recently beat Charley Miller. tn. ruRH-.
Quaker Eity ,aEhter. in i've, rounds ana
meet Corbett
weight vas offered $50 ana Two round III;
TICKETS to box Grover Hay-s sis rounds II
/ Philadelphia to-norrow nGl;. out prvis 3rlv
| turned down the offs.. Griffin said he ~ ID,
| take the bout 4. he w.K -ulran:eed 500
for ais end The chances are the ciua o..
t!cia' viii not give II 10 MIN.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
World Record for ST. Loul. eowIers

Thav are starting in early to break
records this fall, According to a report
from st. Louis. all worlds records have
nee7 brokea by the schneidt team OF
Inc 81 Louis Tenp!n League, The team
,0,a ID 1896 pins for three games an
average of l,lO2 The high game was
l.1N3. while three OF the players aver
III nmnr. oil
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
F. HUYCK MAKES new
MOTOR CYCLE MARKS

Frea Hurck, OF Chicago. broke ;hree
amateur worlds motor records At ;ne
SKATE Fair Grounds. Detroit. at 'ree:-
Ing sanctioned by the Federation Of
American Motor Cyclists He made one
mile. standing start. in lm : a-is.
against the record OF I'm. 2-5s, me-
made the mile. nyins start. in i -.
against the record OF - los. and in one
hour of continual riding IN competition
to beat tine record Of Sc miles. staining
starr, he maze 81 III mics.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
MATHEY, FRESHMAN, WINS
IN PRINCETON TENNIS

Dean Mathey, who figured prominently
ia the Newport toWrnImrnt p.IF ast
suwm.I Won tur Princeton r'.uls
iratiaS - r. Tu mas. N, by scores
Of 81, ~ anu -. 4latney 10 a Iresn-
man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

<<yVT HEN that big fellow out there
w in the boiler shop yards shot
his fist against my nose some
thing stung me and something told me
right then that ! was a przetighter.'
That's the way Packy Mcfarland
says he started in the slam-bang
game. but wait a minute and let him
go on.
Il tore into that COON" and Packy' s
big brown eyes sparkled. ''and smash ed
my right and left hands into his face
so fast that ne finally fell fiat on his
back, lille he boilermakers who had
gathered around began TO yell. The
coon-his name was Fox'-got up
and came back at me. We both had
on gloves. The men had seen to that.
Well. when his black face showed up
again l cracked him four times on that
same nose. This time he went down
for good. Instead of coming back at
me Fox crawled over to one side and
began trying TO take off his gloves. '
Now, right mere is where Packy claims
the original story got its start.
You amt quittin'. are YOU" said one
of the boilermakers in dcriSion. Get
back in there and fight
Nav. sir-ee"' muttered Fox through
his Swollen lips. / ain gwine fight no
more. ! tells you all right now dat !
Amt gwine fight no man what don A.;
scatter his blow "
Made Him Professional.
Packy swears that 1t was that fight
with the negro boy in the boiler shop
mt Made MN a professional pugilist.
Ee founo out that II didn't pay 10 scat
;e, mis- blows, and Leach Cross found
aut something on the same order at the
-'Uir,HcT: CRIB ..Gh; before last.
i was lust Eve NeA-s ago that 1t.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
Pin1'ic0 Racing Centre
for Next Iwe.ue Daus

Us gates, for there will only be hand
tuI attendance there"
As far as betting goes. the Piml!co
meeting Will get the big play in the
poo!-rooms and thousands OF hand
books In the city, for where there IS an
open market the prices will be tairer
nan under present conditions a, the
GA tracks, where bette-s are COM
peeled to take odds that are all out OF
me. Many OF the advance guard OF
regulars vii! leave for Pml:co tonight,
"a.le hundreds of other. will blow
OUT on the Congressional Tomorrow
morning The outlook for a crowd at
Empire tomorrow is. therefore. very
d!slourag.ng to Mr. Butler and his
associates.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

The it;.- Forihau team bunge3 10 Sc
PriRtct1n team IN pretty good shape 50 77r,7
80 ina. only s1or; sc-ilm mage was ne Wy
each Ropfr Yesterday Princeton ,lNcs = Ut
tea: TO b-;..e WIN syracuse on Sat,ItGav sri
f.: tina: reason DC: few =: ;ae reg.z-, -y---
GU; At yeSierlav's scrimmaGe. Captaa Eddie
~ N WI lead his team agsns, ,he Central
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

The Jamaica programme book Ia out,
--r-o WI he no stake events decided At the
meeting Most ~ the races viii be for 500
,.,-7a7. w!.- r 500 aided money handicap
sr~v.r~ az the daily feature.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
Made Him Professional.
100000 PEOPLE W L WITNESS BIC RACE

read into Jericho Turnpike has been
banked up nearly two feet on the out
side with sand. This is another dam
ger spot which with others on the
course have all been marked by big
banners overhead with the international
signs. Some one has played a CHASTITY
lohe at this turn, where there is a
church and graveyard. Parking space
Signs abound, but over one Of the
grave stones there is q big sign sold"
and no reckless driver need Amply here
for a view spot OF the world beyond.
The sharp turn on the Jericho Turn
pike and Westbury road. about mile
or TWO from Krugs Corner. in Mineola.
which Is easy Of access, and will be a
vantage point selected by thousands
-us ueen repaired and made as safe as
possible, as has also the 5" turn at
Jericho, near the oyster Bay road,
mere Suckler had d serious accident
asst sunday.
Fastest Bit of Course.
For those who want to see the cars
.. !'' miles minute speed, the Ions
-.e.cu Al the grand-s,and and the
Ella Sand seats stretched for half &
ulie west Of the ErauG-stand are con
'en!cnt places. Drivers say that the
jericho TurnpiEe IRON the Woodbury.
turn - the fastest piece Of road in
AmelIca, as II - over rolling coun-
rs aHo mostly down grade
4r:e more 'aau one LLHIred miles a
n.aate ~ treeF predicted. I, is the
"a'H" lI'ia"I Gown the road, near West
Dizzy. W4tr, !! is ds Level as a house
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

DACKEY MFARLAND and Tommy
Murphy will make the greatest
- match held in New York in years
Murphy is the only boy in the East
who can give Mcfarland a fight.
Tommy is very fast and clever. Tn
like Cross he is game. He won't run
away or bend double in a corner, and
refuse TO fight. He'll be there in TIE
mixing until tne s.& rouals are over
unless there is clean knockout. Muir
rhy is as fast as Mcfarland, and is a
hard hitter
Mcfarland beats Cross In the same
style that Murphy beat him-by fighting
him off his feet from the start, and
setting a pace that Sross couldn't FOL
low. Mcfarland punished Cross more
than Murphy did-much more, in fac.
On ring performances the western boy
looms up better than Murphy. But
one thing has been noticed ~ all 0:
Murphys fights: He shows best when
he's travelling in classy company AL
;aouSE !: looks like slim one. he
has possible c"Gcce 20 win. AIc!'ar-
LAND VII! oe iavO:.te.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
Stewart Has Chance
TO Redeem Himself

n"nths aso, Du Nelson declined 1t. Nsyot
the saWe offer will be made again 10 him
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
GH r THE BEST SPORTING PAGE in NEW YORK
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
INDIANS IN GOOD
SHAPE FOR GAME
WITH THE QUAK[aS

T ooK out for surr~lse on Frr-r.''a
Field. Philadelphia. Saturday.
- when the Qual;ers and :he Cair.le
Indians clash. OF course. none OF 20
coaches are predicting anything. but IL
is known that Pcnns ylvanid is worried,
while the Indians are confident. It VIII
he about the best game of IN, season. 20
date. and either side is liable, to rnrn OF
tho surprise
The indians ave IN < cd snare. the
Quakcrs .are not rha; comes pre.;y
near telling how the Two teams feel On
the day before the big struggle. T e
Indians took their las: practice be;o o
the game Yesterday. ana VIII now IsS =
Up PENNSYLVANIA also tool. t.lues easy.
the squad OF twenty-five men beng
CHARTERED up In the Jersey pines. At
WINSTON junction one thinG IS ST.. .,
the clash between the two teams is .o-
ing TO tie nard one, and the winner -
| hard to puck.
\ new, star ms coao t. ns..; On ne p.
raN .e.i, ana q. "a. jumped :r'm . Il.
place on the VARSITY. Ills nan" j. No.. r.
ha'f-oack. ana ne was takea to g p, A..
torw irl pass n practice pre-s.ci ~ .
brilliant. work in c:ierse and defense III ,as
n. n,-yar1 ,oqa' srrlyS1 n ga'ir. .
Navy at Annlv. 8 '1-norroN Gyca:y-.' !
p.ayers. nve coaches, three manas'f. 81!
parry. To-day. he squad VII work nu' a,
the ba;imr re G.an,5y '3' j ss.
var MI 60 nio ne ne T@ 5qs-, Mi,a ; sTrn
game. whic q, C. Browne WI not De sen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

George Davis. short-stop OF the white
Sox is \ regular now that the ball season Is
over.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Alhert Simons didn't like the idea of hay.
ins WOODLAND run UP 800 by Barney Murray
.--uer ~ Biskra.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

rev. figured on Arondack being sent hack
" srcrlnv after her hard race the day pre-
,i.vs. She was, however. ard thus spoiled
a fine good thing in Footpad Mclaughlin
,oi everyb0dy "ArondacE was In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

w Nobody has found it yet,
e' and the increase in speed
records has been going along stead
iy year after year
Two or three yea g ago a mile. a
minute was considered remarkable
for racing car. Now there's moth
ing remarkable about covering n
mile in half a minute. The rae
inE car of next year Will nave TO be
capable OF 120 miles an hour TO be
IN the money at all.
-Aeroplanes can travel better than
thirty miles an hour already, and the
flying machine, after being dreamed of
for thousands of years has become n
demonstrated success only in the pas;
few months, When aeroplaNes have
been developed to the extent thar this
years automobile is developed PROBABLY
a couple OF hundred miles M hour Will
cause no establishment. the only thing
to oppose this speed is wind resist
ance and some way to overcome that
will be invented in time. Enormous
speed will be easier to attain in air
than OH ground. for there will be less
friction and no bumps al al.
Mr.. Vanderbilt says he's tired of au-
tomobiles." In a few years the auto
will probably become a back number,
like the bicycle. and every man vino
can afford II will scoor around fna
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23
By BOHEMIAN BULGER.

(<Xv- HEN that big fellow out there
w in the boiler shop yards shot
w his fist against my nose some
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Tn fc7r II roundup kept everybody on
ne ANXIOUS sa' at Empire yestcniay. II
NOS -umo~"d "Hrv I'm the dnv that some
,Fnp'nsa'n arrests We're 10 be made. Thcy
G..n't com. or however, sim to. morrow
D., another day,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Eddie Ryan's term o. suspension on the
IA al Empire expires t,.niglt. because
.a.n be MI. 10. bound for Baltimore RYAN
49, b" ia. been sitting N The seAnd-sta Il
'f4Ies'eI nat because he wanted TO. 50
ID. - aNo.L any 1n1lre OF arrest. II /
-'ln4 d." h @an ihes Vii. tnEk / am o.
= people + 'rey talk to ice, AMI huniTeis
y" every II}. 80 what's the use OF Being
Aa' t. .aAstEr7; f'r t7at."
--. is-o3y Yy2-a,' VI 'aks n he P!mnso
even chlHce down there to WIN out winter
Fr, ,yl have beeen made t, -ug spe:
wi perm, e-e-yboiy 70 yote returning IN
time tor ne nnx' lays racing Last year
Ann F2, Sr a, Pmi'o s on election lay
TO Vote rs year It's different,
Political %ote The conductors and train
men On the rentrqis racing specials are out
for 'han.er 70 mar.
loo Nortc- IA some riding ye7terday Four
winners is roinE some in one day His We
turr un Frank :. was particularly crafty
IN" e. .%ot'er and 10 his ,!l' boss, Lucky
Jack" MrGinni7 Jack hasn't rad the best
~ 'r"s ateiv As he says himself. he was
e, Ing Ike changing his ra-ae % "Unlucky
fo- Frank GU when No;ter brought him
hack 20 the scales.
Tn" fear II roundup kept everybody on
me anxious sra' at Empire yestcn.ay. II
NOS -umo~"d "Hr'v I'm the dnv that some
rnp'nsa'n arrests We're 10 be made. Thcy
G..n't cur- or however, SIN to- morrow
2, another day.
rev figured on Arondack being sent hack
" srcrlnv attor her hard race the dny pre-
:, vs. she was. however. ard thus spoiled
A fine good thing in Footpad. Mclaughlin
,1'i everyb0dy "ArondacR was In"
Albert Sin,ons didn't like the idea of hay.
m. W,odlane run UP 800 by Barney MURRAY.
.rrner ~ Biskra.
George Davis short-stop OF the White
Soy IS \ regular now that the ball season Is
over
The Jamaica programme book Ia out
--r-n VII he no stake events decided At the
meeting Most ~ the races Will be for $500
,-4a7. w!:- 2 $500 aided money handicap
.r~.,-. as the daily feature.
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'est,rN.. Robertson. lu t.e Lo,omo-
De-, IaIH'u Two $40 .n prs--lce "a "
auu % n-a IJ@uall hcguc mace two
successive laps OF 4 minutes each. with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

Political %oto The conductors and train
men On the rentrals racing specials out
for Chan az 10 A MAJ.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-23

YyT1HAT is the SPEED LIMIT?
w Nobody has found it yet,
and the incrhase In snnnf