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The Colorado statesman., 1910-01-15
pAULHAN SCARS NEARLY MILE
HIGH AND BREAKS ALL
RECORDS.
IN AIR FIFTY MINUTES
DARING FRENcHMAN is IDOL OF
VAST CROWDS AT LOS
ANGELES.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Louis Paulhan,
the French aviator. broke all official
and unofficial records for altitude in a
Farman biplane late Wednesday after
noon.
Cortland F. Bishop announced that
the judges calculated it at ALAG feet,
which will stand as the official record.
1t is certain that he exceeded Hubert
Lathams record made at Mourmelon,
France, Dec. l, 1909, which was given
at between 1,600 and 1900 feet, by at
least 1000 feet.
chine made his greatest height 4,60O
feet.
The time in the air was 30 minutes,
46 1-5 seconds. The time of descent
was Z minutes, 80 seconds.
Paulhan is the idol of the mob. He
made his great record shortly after
losing the speed record of the course
to Glenn H. Curtiss.
The Frenchman, using an engine
which had just arrived from Paris, had
been almost constantly in the limelight
all the afternoon. He had circled the
course again and again, skidded and
dipped and swung corners in daring
fashion that made his wife shiver.
The sun was low toward the sea and
the shadows had begun to gather as he
made his decision to go higher in the
air than any man in heavier-than-air
machine had ever attempted.
f.1A h. frrtA raFntc
and come down. Hamilton had landed
tamely.
Paulhan pointed north, went up
thousand feet, passed over the center
of the field again as though to take an
other last look at the faces of human
beings, then turned north and up
again.
By this time there was just one
thing in all the universe for the crowd
the man and his air-conquering ma
chine rapidly becoming a speck in the
gathering twilight.
At the estimated height of 1900 feet
Paulhan described great circle, as II
feeling the currents. By this time he
was a mile and half from the camp
When word had spread that he had
beaten the worlds record, thesyast
throng was reused to frenzy, and he
still was climbing. He had taken ia
cobs ladder of dreams to the threshold
of the stars.
Two thousand feet and still climb
ing. Sense of distance almost lost
from the earth. No one would have
been surprised if the man and his lit
tie wings had been swallowed up in
the void.
At o'clock the machine became
palmer. Paulhan began to descend.
He came down easily in front of the
grand stands, after being in the air
nearly 81 minutes.
AS he leaped from his machine,
cheeks glowing and eyes flashing, ne
was grabbed by his friends and was
carried to the grandstand, where he
barred his head to the thunder of cheers
that came in his honor
The Colorado statesman., 1910-01-15
National Western Stock Show.

Denver.-From the opening event,
parade of decorated cattle that sug-
gested in their slow march around the
green arena some pagan festival. to
the closing event, truly wonderful
exhibition of trick riding by the Den
yer City Troop of the Colorado Ma
tional Guard, the Horse Show at the
Stockyards Wednesday night was
quick succession of splendid scenes
that delighted the biggest throng OF
spectators that has ever assembled in
the huge pavilion. Every seat in the
-ast structure was filled.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-01-15
Drowned in sioht of Land.

Marshfield, Ore.-The Southern Pa
cific steamer Czarina, which left for
San Francisco Wednesday, lies total
wreck on the north spit of the Coos
Bay bar and thirty lives are believed
to have been lost.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
L.. ESFERA.
BRRMUDKx NOS.

Importation drea de las rnepsles Facss Europa Esados Uni
detail surido de acanaado so
eaba
dde $500 Cocin
hdor Baules Maetas S de via Ac Pnturas Barnices Es
ech aruchos Cslida Erv&
FORTAIEZA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

naPcs 'SANIO'
Con las siguientes garant1as de e.
Marchara cOnstantemente sin CALI

Con las siguientes garant1as de f.
'Marchara cOnstanemente sin CALI interr1mpirse
''Tiene por minute destuci6n 25 80 pies
cublcos de aire bre Producra Vacuum pull
gada segn Mercuro Standard de los Estaos Udos Du-
rarA do ID 20 amos, aln usandose diariamente.
Gel SANTO rabajara de cuaquer cubo de luz ncandescen-
te costo de la hora Ell SANTO podra
superado hoga pero abn gran capacdad
apeecble endas Amacenes Ocinas Igesas Hosp-
tales otros edcios grandes Haga vista
yer La demosrac6n por ctac6n, mandaremos "
cualquer sitio San JUAN demostrarlO
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT co
Gneral Offices Marina, San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

ESta ma1ana ha SaIido para la isIa,
Ia compalla Reyes Q0e estuvo en- nueStro
teatro ha>ta q domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
Gran remate

Durante Los dias y de Diciembre
en- Ell local qpo ocupa Ell Cine de la Pla-,
"a, a las dos de Ia tarde, tendra lugar-
el remate anuaI, que hace la acredi-
tada casa de Pr6stamos de j. Rendon
y Co. h p1lblico no debe dejar de asis-
tir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

Don Julio Gay y su distineuida >cno-
ra, han Ilegado a San Juan.
El BOLETlN les saluda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

Tenemes psrticpar haber alberto
Sepsrtsmento especial Optics
ria Rclojeria
Deparmn4o de
Jere eontamos los seryeinS de Optco graduado
facldad de
Ahor& ham vo obgad los Esados
n
Naestros los de Una el rabaio
6P' todo gGrantizado
aque de los Osrts que
termino de "a 2horas ~ ~-'
RoURET HUsTE Successor de Tnud Plaza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

Tomando el Vino CALICO
del Rosal Y de Camposancos,
te ConseTvaras fuerte.
Los pedidos dirijanse i Su
agente para Pu erto Rico.
Domingo Dominguez.
Plaza del MCrcado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
pARA cuRAa uN ResFRlAoo EN-

UN Ola TONIC IANATIVD BROMO-OJ ININA. It
o1ticario devovet1 el dnero 81 lie La hrina
De =. W GROVE Sc halla cada cata.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
MONEY ORDERS HERE
DOUBLE SINCE
1902
Postmaster Surprised and.
Pleased When He Compares
Figures Indicates City Is
Prosperous,

t.,t., fnttaN To-
i"''t e ,
thc prosperity Ni guy 'N.'"
money order window NJ ita i1eti i''s'
- a ,.it4 that N. means IN
linz .nndtrnna. 4. A~lbHauaruuc
..rt,Inf, -.nfopfuu Il hlan
t..#t. ...r th, hnnls 81 the
.tafa.. .fr,.. lpUy p-,4fmaattr
rh.,b4ns' ~ss er.itl,d .at bio Increase
=, ~. ...ne .rl.r ~deuartmeut iu
, rs thr nmoant sd munet
f.. tI,M n,nn.. .fi,r 4flfsau.
3s...t'a m fpus A. tm uuut
sfa ast f =fsr t,r m,ufHs# 4I. ftn+
t..f.~t,t. ,n3 Ntorrb. 8n# ipN5.
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IA INA as,lnr Il etna Iuan-Ia
-. t"., NJ. moaat ftt. d.
~ Ts,s fn.r.uas i. math
,h.r ..,u.I. as. shown D
,a.nt att.t riti.s. of# ahout
-..aI,f.n na A-IbHutsrlnf
XXI ,N. 0.,rs .hn,r uuot.t sh.w 3D.
,u.nrfn. runGrtnn
2 IN. Hn month";. fram inc
,,,, tplu thr lo,tt post
lstsa sS0 none, CRITTERS.
NM. y. eta 5.5tt. and duIln
,.eriod . ntiI b.fs9 uonty
,~,npntine IA ssa5Gb1a This
t.,l4.u fb4t eomt,tnl. lkF elN paN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
BIG SwPRINkLING
SYSTE N is
PLANNED


Arrane ments were prteucaNy
e1mpisted Yesterday bosNeeu tho
American Iumbrr campans ana "a.
ST pulsl 4. rc~pvescWsrne aa EASTERN
concern. Ior the installation 90 ,he
plant of @lr lumber company of %
sprnkNug >stcm which would prae-
tically make tnc bis buildings al tne
company proof a@gains; tire 81 2 sesi-
nature
The system Nnl cost d large sum
Of mooney A tank. piaced on a plat
form eighty tcct above the gfoun
viii furnish water for the system. The
tank will hold some 10000 gallons ~
water. Pipes 90 the various build
mgs viii be So arranged h a the
s%prinklers viii automatically open IN
case Of fire and dclugc each structure
whore a blaze exists
Charles + Wade. manaSer ot the
stated hast niGht that the
present fire fighting force would be
maintained. although the fircmcn
would D., given more more fire plugs
and their apparatus kept in first-ciass
shape. The bremen are needed i'm
ease of firc in the yards, as II would
be meracticahlc 20 place the sprnlk-
lvrs anywhere but IN the buildinSs
containing the offices and costly ma
chinerS
Il was stated on excellent authority
hat the American Lumber company
is pushing work in thu woods on scVcn
miles af new railroad. which viii pcn-
citrate q new section cf cNcelient TIM
her Tho company last week bought
| another locomotive und IL Is said viii
| attempt ta double its output of loss
l from trC mountains this wear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
OCCIDENTAL LIFE PAYS
CLAIMS ON SHORT NOTICE

THE Occidental Life Insurance conn
puny is establishing an enviablc rcpu-
tation I'm its methods of paying acct
dent claims while Nou wait. Being a
home concern. no delay is necessary
in adjustment. \ striking instance
OF the Credentials methods of paying
acmideut Insurance was the ease ~
Jose Candclaria. killed 10y q cave-in
While working ON the new seVrr.
This claim for StoO was paid the day.
following cundclaria'S burial and
within ono hour after IL had been
presented at the company'S office in
the Occidental building. The OcCi-
dcntars accident apartment was
opened only January I. but II has gl-
ready made "A remarkable record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
CROWDS IN
PAST TEN YEARS
SAYS L[ARNARO


We have had tho hissest crowds
in onr music store Ter o y daN
in tat Ngss tcn wears, Ssid Geerg'
p Icarnard. of Icarngrd and linde-
man late last night wiping the per-
SEPARATION from his brow after the
most strenuous day Tor WanN moons
"rhc people commenced pouring tn
,.riy tins morning and kept Il IN
un.f late tonight "a continual stream
of them. II VAS tsc most phenomcn-
sll, suecr@fnl @tlt We have ever at
tempted
Nr learuard SAYS that his special
mdncement prico q. five ten, tittccn
ANA twenty cents on music resultei
in d sale 81 between zoe and 9
ulaces eft e. Yesterday, which Is pretty
rtarlv record The orchestra piaN .
I'D n thc blk store from to : ana
from s e. ggp the Learnard n land'-
mau band playcd % splendid prokrani
al The Uold aNcnuc corner.
W arr planning somc more ei'
stunts ANA intend 60 make this tA
banner wear for the music store, s"ic
ATT Lrtruard We sham have SOME
Trims Sc tcll the people soon anog'
tir piano sale which WIN b. wor
htlriue about
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
City and Country congressman

Congress is not a lure Ia city men.
There arc $40 man. rich rewards of q
private character IN cities. political
office often goes hccginE Ncn ~
large ahiiiN are not attracted Law
Ncts prefer the big foes ed Che BAR
Rusincss mcn SEQ So MANY chanccs o.
invest money or tind bis salaries $50
comfortable thcy kcep out 81 politics
20 fs ontY occnsionallN thAt q city man
us iar-r Professions cor business suc-
,css yield> 10 pressure and enters The
rcuSh-ana-tumhic 81 public lie.
Tn rhe towns ANA m rural parts thc
caS - different There coucrrss
fnss 81 charm rh,re the youue
anru Usa0 nhout Washington and hosS
tho wheels go round at The capital
end theF want O. rsr hand I'm fhc
& me. NnnnE WOhstrf- of this d.l
Won chauc. Io u.niy O. Ltf HAYNES
~ tre rrrstnl N..nE Sheru rs
want ie teach itr scn.ie fn.ure
Nouue Commons urrt a lHanet 90 the
EsNcL >eten Thousand flse hundred
iolaIs fe.r ui2hD --ht OF
uuntN Gu tnlHu ari th.r rt. fnr
For the ~.i m bog. ha m.
fant ft Nf III. Armnrd EDn
there ntu h.l isren candidates
b. airttns u"ntnH.t fsr n..k
Ham .r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
GRADUATION GIFTS

The makine of gifts TO graduates l'
A of The most beautiful and I'M
NrrsHlNe customs o "a pitt.iiO'
Christmas, wedding ana h~lfliuAf
prosents are am timely. and where
Inc spirit of the gilt Is carried ON
shows a folicity-an expression Oh
love that all good people hdlhlI. pul
when we mike n graduation git u "
10 show our appreciation ofthe love"
oncs MI efforts and accomplish
mcnta. This touches the hcnrt NOR
than anything else,
Ne ike Il llttlo praise, whether 81,
admit 1t or not. ANA % lovely hooN
given To your friend VIII be remen''
borod ana cherished through hif
There Is any Kind of a etit h""i'
YOU like ~ strong's book store. lfti'
ars a fow of some ol the c~sl"cltll
GOOD titles Ny Graduation, MN
Nth school Days NV @eh9ol LII
MN commencement ~ ,1''
Graduate. Boys oi thc 0la 2ic'
club. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08

ary
II. ". ordeman Is in the city from
Laguna
pr T. $. Bullock is here iroii Sill
SER cts.
rs. n.rly OF Clovis S a hui
ness visitor here Saturday.
w Cross ct Newton. kas., z rhii-
way employc, spent yesterday here
Edward Ehle. real estate man Of
Las cruces, left this morning for his
home.
II. II. smith and l.. 5. pa, insui-
aict men of Denver, were "a the cltN
Yesterday.
IL r. Mullert ana wife of Galveston
r.x. tourists, spent Yesterday IN AZ
%bpuucrdue.
Alexandra sandoval Of sandoval
ccunty sheep raiser and politician Is
in me city.
W. G. Logan OF Las Cruces came to
Albuquerque last evening and Will re-
main over sunday
w. II. Gnlenwater left this morning
FOR Roswell to look after ms busl"
ness interests there,
II. /. Fischer. H. Emory Davis and
Charles w. Cunningham came IN last
night from Bclen Ca witness the base
bah GONE here today
Rubber smith. as he is familiar
N called. spent yesterday IN Aihu-
1uprtnlp. Mr.. smith IS well known
hoie. having visited this city Tor
uenuv Years aa the representative "l
ptnter unccru dcnliug IN rubber
puooS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
$4,000 ANNUALLY
BUT POOR
ROADS
5000 WOULD PAY
INTEREST ON BOND ISSUE
Thoroughfares Could Be Built
in Every Section Of County
and Property Plated With
out Extra Tax

rhe yearly read mnd ior the conn-
"a OF Bernalaio Is nearly St2,oo0 Nei
the county has poor ronds a bond
issue Of Stto.uoo vonid pui eoad roeds
into this civ srvm ail dircctiunH and
"a, Cor plat,ing me county thereby
incrensing ihc assersrA valuation II
thc younte ~ nttrlS htii million
dollars sN Thousand dollars yearly
or one-halt the present rutd iund
would pay interest ou tnr BOND issue
The f"aftgoinn stnt'mcut was nude
YESTERDAYS hv = D. Sehwrntksr CHAIR
man nf the committee ututtd ~ th'
Now Mexico Automobile association, ~
find WAYS and m1ans iui securing eoou
roads in thls cnuntA
The auto mem VIII huld g mNellh#
Monday eNNnlun nt Is tAka clun
rooms whom tie committee VIII mike
IA renaft "wednesday evenings ihN
Commercial club also Viii hold rs req
ular husinss meeting aud the matter
of acting ON tht Information secured
ht tho Automobile association, VIII
form one at the chief subjects II Wy
understood tho subject will be taken
90 by the Retail M%erchantss asneia-
iiUn at an eatiy date
That this movement for good roaoA
ln fiernaliIle county ~ certain to ace
complish results. Is indicated hy tho
n IN which business men and
property owners la an lines, are de-
clarinR themselves in favor OF hnmtdi-
ate action. The sentiment OF tle gem
,rAi public. on the question WITS amy
voiced hN one 81 the most successful
business men IN the city, yesterday
when he sflvt the following interview
4IH4e.a4 ~ wtnnifpW NFQfM1. uA WN
have been aoinE for So many years.
talking about what should be done IN
IA, line Of road building. why don't
W act2 Il seeqms ridiculous to me-
when I step and consider how We have
neglected his most important public
necessity. We have been talking pray
ing ana haptng Tor railroads u other
hig industries which would increase
uur population and uur feNouue IlirN
would be- an rluht and we should use
every means 60 secure them. hut right
here ~ cur own doors, ls q matter IN
witch wa are vitality Interested, ant
NC have entirely overlooked it's linz
%portnhcn. There Is no Improvement
aud no industry. we could secure that
Wouid have thN effect Of decent roadH
into fhis city from the SURROUNDING
conn rs tetsfi rt.tds would ifaN every
rrsisvnt af gliiA city tnd ~ THIS fnhn'
hiRt ratio "a interest ON tRe ~
Neslfnf RI. hUi,ta thnt at last we
ha,o awakened so tile fact tnnt wr
hnve got 20 hnlla these rnaas before
~ rnn advance uur city further. We
have icf fhr Albuquerque spirit wiiitii
,ili,ie ouf cts what IL A. today entire
~ stHUuNta ami WE ftlat mt vtrt
atnuer ii. Ref ioAethrr and gtt % work
Tie thinr fof us ~ hN is 90 hHNr y
various ORGANIZATIONS hud our citizens,
III. A .a.N..H.FHL NH MN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08

Art.sIs tn Nruc, tncup-SNa miles
lfrft and uessfurrr scrNige daily cN-
rrrf sundays lUlft Artesfa h.
Law Herr te 81. m s. rouud tnf
Sew ana excellent equipment NaN~
A rlnnoT mHuastr Artceta \ NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08
Auction Sale

Wednesday, May 11th. al z
p. M. ! Will sell al auction the
home of Jesse Harshman at
721 South Edith street. -Four
room house. SpIendidIy located,
practically modern, on the new
car line; lot 50x142 feet. A
real chance to get a good home
cheap. For further Information
enquire at 115 w. Gold avenue
j. NJ. SOLLIE,
AUCTl0NEER.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-08

r.st ds os thc Tie and rne Liar
Gem
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15
GOOD MAN FOR
HAW. COLLEGE
BIRDSEYE JOINS THE
C0LLEGIAN LINE UP
Difficulty About UmpireS =
New Rules Will Bother Ref
.ereeS = Much Interest Is
Aroused In Games.

Football is in the air just now.
and both the players of the Ameri-
can game and Soccer are anxious to
get start. The College OF Hawaii
team is working out hard every aft !.
ernoon from 4:3O on til dark. Jay
Kuhns, the manager; Austin Jones,
the coach, and V. Marcallino. the
captain, are keeping the men hard
at It.
The college team Is mixed one,
and they have men who weigh any
thing from $50 pounds down to ia.
The majority OF the players arc
light, and as there are very few
subs, the manager does not like to
take a chance at any teams except
the ones that are scheduled to play
in the regular series.
The Marines would like to have
u go at the college eleven, but there
Is not mach chance Of match taxi
ing place at present. The chances
are that, later on, the half-wets may
be accommodated.
There has been very welcome ad-
dition to the ranks OF the college
team. and j. Birdseye, who played a
good deal of football on the main
land, is now with the team. He Is
burly fellow and is strong AZ n
lion: he will help the team out lot
In its struggles against the Highs
and other elevens.
II is thought that there will be
considerable trouble at first as re
CARDS referees. Not many men know,
the new rules, and 1t would help out
a lot II volunteers would come out
and offer their services.
The College of Hawaii team Is
doing great work. and Fook On Is
showing up well on the gridiron.
McCandless has not yet turned up.
bu. Bill Rice and the other new men
are doing fine work.
The first game will be on October
20. and in It the college will go up
against the High School. The result
should be a good match, and then 2
line on the respective merits Of the
teams can be obtained.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15
MIXED DOUBLES WON BY MRS.
COULTER and CLARENCE COOKE
FINAL WAS PLAYED LAST NIGHT AND WINNERS TOOK
W0 SETS STRAIGHT FROM RUNNER up PAlR-THE
TOURNAMENT FINISHES THIS EVENING.

w. T. Schmidt Warren. The first
named pair were too strong alto.
gether, and they had no difficulty in
winning out with score of, 1913.
Schmidt and Warren won the first
three games, and then Richards and
Cooke ran away with ten games
straight on end.
Finals Tonight.
rms evening the finals of the
mems singles and doubles will be
played. and some fine tennis should
be seen. NOVEL; will play II. A.
Cooke In the singles, and the two
Will doubtless put up great game.
Then when the sing es have been
decided, the final Of the doubles will
be played, and the star event of the
whole tournament will be staged. X.
A. Cooke and q. G. Bockus will play
Anterior Richards and Clarence
Cooke, and the spectators will have
the time of their lives watching the
struggle.
The tournament has been a great
success, and although the rain has
interlered somewhat, there is M
doubt that the Manoa Valley club
has given lovers of tennis great
treat. The crowd last night was al
most as large as on Thursday even.
inc md tho nroha kil,t To-, .,o ,h,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15
LINEUPS OF philadelphia AND
CHICAGO WORLDS SERIES
TEAMS THAT WILL BATTLE IT OUT FOR WORLDS CHAM
PI0NSHlP-FlRST GAME ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
NEXT.

Baseball fans all the world interested
ship series which Philadelphia
the Chicago Cubs and the Philadelphia Athletics
crucial
Following for wd
piled from the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15

The Richard family ball team play
ed the Honokaa pickup team last
Sunday. at Honokaa. and the affair,
according to correspondent. wound
up In row. The final score was
) to 4 in favor of the town team,
and then the fun started. The Ho-
nokaa scribe says that the scrap was
far more Interesting than the base
ball game and that must have been
going some.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-15
OLD FASHIONED
But STYLISH

Old fashioned but stylish; and not
Just stylish" alone, but something a
great deal better--popular. They are
popular on their merits alone and
that's the popularity that lasts.
II you want to understand the why
OF IT, have them mix you an "Old
Fashioned" cocktail nj THE Fashion, 4"
Hotel street off Fort.
u u II II . ;. ;:aa It :. :: II .. :, ;, .; ;,
:, q.
u Next Monday afternoon the Chi {.
u ea9o Cubs, champions Of the Ma u
u tional league, and the Phiiadel- q
u phla Athlstics, champions Of the u
u American league, will play the 81
u first game for the worlds base. q;
(. ball championship at Phiiadei. q
u phia. This worlds series 10 the ..
" Biggest sporting event Of the fall, q;
" and Is watched by hundreds Of u
" thousands Of baseball fans all u
u ever the world q
" The Blu ct n, has made spc- q
" eial arrangements to report these u
I" games for its readers. The 3 uI. q
u etin daily accounts Of the big .!
u league games this year were so ..
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