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The REAL ESTATE MARKET
4 FINE BROlDW CORNER
PIT IP ar iTCTTON.
". =. Herring ss Head sf a syndicate FsuSs
the Nartheast Corner NJ Park Avenue
ann s,NsicIh street ~ q site for q
Twelve stOry Cooperative Apartment.

The southwest corner Of Broadway And
For'y-eighth street was struck down
yesterday In the auction room TO Samue
X. Jacobs Of the firm Of Walter Emmerich
Il Co. at sS2s.OOO. The plot. which forms
part 81 the site ~ the Brewster carriage
factory. was owned by tho Davies est ate
The rest 81 the factory site. belonging Il
the Sutphen estate. was leased not long
ago at sI:5,OD0 year for a restaurant
enterprise.
The Davies corner measures 81 feet on
Broadway and IFS feet On Forty-eighth
street The purchase price was conse-
quantity az the rate of ss0 a square foot
The saIe was conducted by Joseph r. Day
Among the bidders werr Robert 4. Dow ling
and Heilner a Wolf. Mr.. Jacobs was
represented by Horace $. Ely a CO.
Horace =. Fly 4 60. acting for n client
were also the successful bidders for the
block front IN the east side Of Eighth
avenue between Forty-c ighth and Forty
ninth streets. 2Ooxs0 For this they paid
t2T7 .OO0
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Yesterday Auction sales
we Nc~ey Street
NJ yOaEPu y nay


NJ yOaEPu , nay
broadway. Nos. 1877 and issa. souihwss'
corner ~ Forty righth street AiiNisHN
s.n in1'- < j.c ass ,'0'' ,''' Asa Oo
EiEn!R .ysnge. SO ~ 70 ~. vsS, sos.
ihres fouT s'orl tenemen's ana stores
Ds party IN tnte-,st isoi1
Eighth aNsnue, No W TO 80 e,st side.
Fotty ninth streets IN io,sp nine four
saork tens mentS and stores y nayie>
- w. a. bsvies - Al trustees Ar
cIieSi :57ool
soT'h % IsrseY street N ssa 70
SO "a i.atalrite street 40 al, !.
estate OF fouls : IEoyes. 70 80 s~hles
rw.5Y second street No $50 SouIn SIDE.
;1s feet ess, Of seoond ayenue. snss5s
ier-nenis. sH~ru,Ors' safe sIso Tvenv
.e-oud street No a72. -outh slde SO
feet sast OF Second ~nur 50xs7 a nvs
ssorl front snd 'ouT story resr ,sne
nsnta executors ssle. " q schultz $3.50
is tees east % Third sssu1s :s1ss
ne 100 .na Snss Srsr F sS.i,lss
Thir,y ..t6 street. No. "a sours side.
"a feet east Of THIRD sveaue zTxnsa
ave story ,snen'sni executors sale
state Of Mar ] Ft'Sstmrnons n q
iis,h street. Nos III and IIa north slH.
90 feet ~ssi % Park venue. NsHTsN
49,. ss ~, ,T =; s, snS s?rs,
49, on sunS ~, ~ $3.50 ~ %
49,. - a.. -, - - .,,-.....'S ""T -.
Ses snty ~,~e,b stra.. " -ra o.. - ~"
soutk slde "a A fret e..t n, -ThtyS 80
nUs s0TfNs a. story tsneren' ga
store. isaac Cohen ~ Phitip Cobsn ., III
Sssss &C 81 s. '1b,sc, % e MOI, -
G.gc Of tsounn n me plainur Miss
ss-t % Uua.on .tTeef -sat0n ~. 49,,
tsnement Nddi~on HroWn executoy
Judgment faW
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PROGRESS AT COURT TENNIS
MAYENEYER WINS LONG MATCH
FROM HEHN.


VIZ AA@NNAAsTsO 1870
m the second match Of the national
court tennis championship YESTERDAY in
tAs ySw York Racquet and Teams club,
r. A. HAvemeysr 81 the home club won from
". n. I. Hum. PhilAdelphia Racquet club.
by asan 20 1. - points to - twas match
Il floor work and ralliss chiefly. Havemeyer
scoring only nina by the dSdans. Ave by
tia grille and three in ne winning gallery
opaninRs, while Huhn vas ave times In the
dedana, twice in ths Winning gallery and
Oace In tho Grille Iiuhn was twice ou' of
court and HaVemeveT Onrr one" nuhn
served a double fault Havrmry~r had
esRhtsen and Huhn etght ~ ola ing - The
winning openings " Vaughn vas
referee and Jack white IN" marker
The acoEe hy caves for Uavew"vrr Was
Ga. As, g Sani - In dents "a arc that
IN the last game III N" -. ond se' Have
meyer mate a return which went over tho
Sanction hut did not touch he walls aud
Holm thought ~ vas out nf 'our'. which
is the Philadelphia rule. ~ he caught the
ball With hts hand A. n fell. aud Thu. made
the score IN - against him. otherwise ~
would have marked chase and Huhn
still =@:i5 have been contender To
end the long fourth ser Havemeysr changed
20 q slow Sidewalk ser, ice and this helped
him. for HUM had rot noticed IN" change
from the railroad both had been serving
HUM. who 10 noted ~ polo. brough, an
effective backhAnd stroke 10 the court.
but In the piacines cs the fir~t'vo SETS Have
neyeT had all 'he he'fer cT ~ Nc' Huhn
made . fine finish IN the second -si. having
u square at hve xame@ all. IompkinS made
atHood roacA Tor him. frequently " hisp"ring
advice from behind the penthouse nets
Under the rules only -eis that may deter
mine q match are vantage sets both the
third end fourth passing this mark a. i've
all. The third -et had been and 5
against Huhn. hut 10y the pluCkicst ~ PLAY
be on Nv 50
The closn R set after being 5 for Have
meyer also went ~ vanta xe and tho older
hand ~ court tennis won hnally by -
with more RggreSziv en"ss navemcyer
would have won IN tho third set
The summRFv
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NandevhMis NeSs,dor wins PVtS de- IA
Grange

.-rs~tdf C1S's Dss7r'ch - I'VE St-N
pNrts April 5 " YandsVhiIt's
N~s-idor. rdd"n bv Mitchell. von the Prix
~. ~ Granrr ~ Mai~onS I.ant's to-day
N"ipt"aTds Marian Was Second and L.
HHr0ts 7. " bird There were thin
ts~U starters b~lihOuz~ had she mo,in,
- he se-ond horse and O'COnnoF rode
I.
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STAPLE

Ss,nNEAR FIRST MORT GAGE BONDS y b
50: 50. w IhF y ~ SUGAR HfTiSiNG CoMpASl
rOR THIS PAHTtCLLAR KIND or SrGAf
FAR EXCEEpS THE SUPPLY RELlAsi
INl NJ AND SAVINGS HANk ~ 7 NJ TRi Sill
AND LRGALITN oF IMP RON rs PkSsFD Or
~ MOSr HESPONSlRi.E LAW FfRN TOl
PARTICULARS WRIT. PRONE on A. e
MCDONALD wiGGiNS 60 ~ BrnsdWsy
Ian WHOLESALE granite and statuar' cor
pany. csta Dlished N years. having on hand 90
much business for capital Invested. d-sire 20 ! n
ToNr Of t-o.0sD worth Of sto~k selling ~ par -"
per SHARE Inc shove Il Close corporation =. .
has alWass psif fron a. N ~ dividend y.
exceptional oIBpoF unity. investigate
McibON ALL WitiGtNS GO. - Hrnafway
GOOD Ft-TI'RR AMI QUICK MONEY We
want reiiahir 10 sell our - prnfii shar :
DTefeTref stOrk expanding business 0f Ten TF."
standing. neFmancnt positions aftev stock is SOL
Call VI or Writ y CHFPK. Tres. ''
1917 BrosdWay. y. civ.
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four story fat for BeCker Bros. on
Prospect Rvenu@ north NJ istat street. -
cos, $50 OoO q Two story dwelling a. 'hs
corner 81 Barnett ard Wallace avenue
and a one story and attic stable on clifford
avenue west Of SwintOu street. 10 cost 500
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GOMEZ TiCIT Real ESTATE FOR
SALE or RENT
BUSINESS sHANs ~.
EXCEPTIONAL

Nu' Offer FOR SALE an iss Ne o. m shs =
o. stock W an Established sales company Of w.
YORK cts stock selling a. si0HD per snare ~
a1ove company manufactures and COZ trois -
sale> of ~ tnstan ta1cOus electric water hea 'r-
" nirh = In large der aad having great numb
81 hesters pacef anc giving entirs sausfar'io-
slock Will rat 49, 20 ~ Your tnvestrsT'
Officers NJ ihr company are sxperienced mo- r
their line. whch assures surrexs Thts Il IN -
oepIional opportunity FOR In tors and Ne o. ~
your tins - t,gNtion
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NV ARna.

YIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS tsssnOo RENAEp
sor infggunauon that wiil bead 70 ihs arrest al
convtction 81 tGe psrRnn % persoua Who asaau'''
our wufkmsn b9tuuea tWelve and enc 0cinrA %
Tuesday April ath. 81 MYTH Az. AID 9th St
WILLS 4 NEWFroN CO or NEW WoHK,
~ Aveaus D.
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IEw JERSEY REAL Est ATE FoR sALR
LAKE HOPATCONG

NEW JERSEY aEAL Esr ATE FoR sAL.F
LAKE HOPATCONG
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW SITES
Nth private lake. Less ihaa ten rnlnut,s
from Hopatcong station. close 20 hotels
and cottages. Prom also upward. write
or call. HoPATCoNG MOUNTAIN LAKE
DEVELOPMENT co. las Broadway. New
YSr.
wEEQUAHIc PARK TRACT,
NEWARK. v, ..
20 Ssrs r.. Sun from d r.rosn ,sSs
and restricted 20 insure proper DEVELOPMENT.
ss~sr hsiSs isla Sis con AZ 30 S curb fs:
s'eS Sg1 hghts I9r parucnlsrs agply 20 FRANK
FOR SALE. 81 chstssr1. y The Chatham
Inn, rs rooms. ~ foot extension water. gas elec
low es.v tsTr,s ~ close eststs Ven Sr.iysh,s Ia
6one and summer eosrders. price 500 OWNER.
yccrn 1875. 80 N..=s'i = c.ty
high. Heai'hfuI- Chatham. y ,. adjoininE
modern improvements. only G.Te0. large
ninutSs from station sroEsrs p TSSs Ssi
BRoEAW. ito Brosduay
-.-- aEAI: ESTATE At ACTION.
OAK D A. Il, l.. 0.
9skasls has aide rePuta non 'or being finest
residential town On J. pto's SSN $50 feet.
iuat across from "Idle H@WF." wilma SEQ fees
~ OakdRle sta ton. selling for about aaoo ~
puhhr sale they vii bring a. eco flea wears
81 al: Sc on m,Ss o's yrsrs a. 9Tn i,ir. -
anteed $ate sa Yh1rsday. t1S'risrk. lS Vesev
-. Hsyaa u. hsnnesiy. AoetE. aA@ B'Wav.
SELECT APARTMENT.
BOROCGH 49, rHE BaO1X.
lei
THE HUNTS POINT
Nmp~on. ia,Ad ST. and southern Boulevard.
The IsrHeat and most OFnpietr sin story Pie
vator Apartment Nous In thts riV
Rents SSoo 20 $4,000 per ananm.
Opea for inspection day and night.
HENRV MORGENTHAC COMPANY
Teiephone tenO MelrnaP.
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LARcNMoMT MANOR PLOTS

4
IARcMaa0AT MANOR PLOTS
WIN view Of water Soxio7
T. J. FLINT. East tzi ~ y ! CITY
81 ACRES. near Ossining. within electric zone
les than $50 yer acre 81 scrcs near Mount ki-co
overlooking lake, nne houss: S-s ON. also mofern
Ten room atone. large riot. A. IN. MRS. RO~f h.
FEFlN, sherwood rzrh. Nonkerx
NESfNhESTER county property for sar 4
rent summer cottages and Bungalows f,r ron {,
furnished. for summer .essou prices SlOo ~ o..
MARRIOTT NJ LkLZY Purchases R,e. = e..
MOUNT VERNON Fight rooms and bats. "a
posed plumbing. lot JiSNinS feet good ca tiDu.
convenient 20 ever hing S..Uo your own 'ernrs.
MCCLELLAN co. Mount Vernon. Y
GOMEZ TiCtT Real ESTATE FOR
SALE O8 RENT.
PAM BARGAINS one ARE 70 s0o acres $40
70 a. on, several village farms. nshing and
ing. rood mArketa write Tor lsL J. n. SNigd.
station 4. WtnStrd. 'onn.
CONNECTICUT Vsney Parm bargains, 10
rifles ou'. near depot ana boat landing from %
t0p acrrs FISCHER. EAst Hausuton conn
NNxl
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SPECIAL oFFER-s room house with ba,s.
oxiOo land. 1850. soOo down, SIS monthiy
dSwn, SIS monthly: room house WITH bs,a
s0HiOO land. N.no. 5000 down. SIS monthly
These homes have all modern improvements
so minutes out. In WcstehesteT county. In towu
Of ssoo Inhseitant,, Write Or eau for fufias'
kale S0s Terminal Building. los Park Av.. cOrnsl
4tst st.
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70 ACRE YARN IN OsSining Tor sale cheap. ~
miles from Ossining station and same from BriAr
clid ststicn: too houses. all improvements. s-v
erAl harms and hen housss. plenty Of water an,
situated on high slevaiiyu; price sSo.on also
large building 10 rent. suit able for q shirt ats
fer,ory: situated on North Highlaud sNenu.
Apply 70 JAMES ". ROWE. g1-ios North Hlga
land ave. Ossining. y. V
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SYCAMORE AT BRoNxvIi.LE--T minutes y
ate ton or Hotel Gramatan and = minutes Il
New York by new electric train service. ~ acre,
OF woodland. artisticaiIy laid out. The prop
erty h restricted ami rontalns all modern I'm
provements. SYCAMORE DEVELOPMENT co.
BronEvtlis. Tel AT BronHvtne
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Por Sale-A Desirable ioration rpt tanning Al Kty
thousand square feet. which inrides Wt'il huilt
roitage % rooms. with furniture. aiso carriage
ditlon and ready for iulHnrdaate Orcupnncy, Ad.
dress A., boA tes sun osBrr.
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playB Dr. Misksy ana en- hour and . Ia n
RalT Joshua Crane e Mos4oR VIII piae
y A. Havom1yef. Ia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26

Artemisia married her brother, Mau-
solus. king Of Coria. Asia Minor. S77
B. c. After his death his body was
burned. and she drank in liquor his
ashes. and erected to his memory at
Halicarnassus a monument, one Of
the seven wonders Of the world $3.50
B. c., termed Mausoleum. She In
vlted nIl the literary men Of her age,
and proposed rewards for the best
elegate panegyric upon her husband.
The prize was adjudged to Theopom-
pus. S57 B. G. She died in $50 B. c.
The statue Of Mausolus is among the
antiquities brought from HaIicarnas-
sus by c. 7. Newton in 1857. and
placed in the British museum. A
mansoleum for the royal family Of
England was founded by Queen vic
toria at Frogmore, March is. 1862.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26
National Event In Washington
to Be Record Breaker.
COUNTRY'S CRACKS ENTERED.
Canada Also Well Represented--Du-
rando Miller Of New York A. c. Pick :
cd TO Win Single Cham pionship-Se
niOr Eight Race to Be Great Event
Ry TOMMY CLARK.

The eyes Of the rowing men just now
are centered on the national champion
ships which viii be held at washing
ton Aug u and 10. Crews from the
big boat clubs OF the United States and
Canada will compete in the events on
the Potomac river. The entry list this
year is bigger than ever before.
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Bal.
tlmore and Detroit win be we'll repre-
sented by the pick Of their boat club
crews Toronto and Halifax crews Will
uphold the rowing prestige OF Canada.
The Canadians doubtless will be rep
resented by half a dozen crews.
Detroit has an eight cared combina
tion which it Is expected will make
considerable trouble for the crews from
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and
Boston. The tsesterners have shown
excellent form IN several Of the sea,
sons regattas, and rowing experts are
looking to them to carry Off one OF
the prizes.
But New York will have several
eight cared crews which must be reck-
oned with. The combination Of the
New York Athletic club and the Mas
sau Boat club are both looked upon
as likely winners. Then, too, Philadel-
phia and Boston are reported to have
fast combinations, and there are scy-
cral speedy crews from Toronto and
Halifax that win finish well up.
The New York Athletic club, which
won the eight cared championship of
last year, has been in earnest train
ing for the purpose Of upholdine the
blue ribbon event Of the regatta, the
senior eight cared championship This
year they will have the greatest field
to beat that has ever lined up at the
start In such a contest, and the crew
that wins win surely break all world
records for the distance. In this race
will be the Argonauts Of Toronto, Win
nipegi OF Manitoba, Minnesotas OF st.
Paul, Wahnetas Of Flushing, N. ".
who this season have won all the big
regattas: Unions of Boston, all ex-
Harvard oarsmen: Nassaus, Atalantas
and HarIems Of New York; Mattas Of
West Philadelphia, yespers and Bache-
lors Of Philadelphia, Arundels ard
ArieIs Of Baltimore, and last. but not
least by any means, the Potomacs Of
Washington.
Durando Miller of the New York
Athletic club, who won the senior
championship last year, is to compete
again. His practice spins have given
satisfaction to his teammates, and they
look to him to land the prizes this year.
In this class in which Miller win
compete will be Scholes and Cosgrove
Of Toronto. now in England at the
English Henley; O'NeiI of Nova Scotia,
Shepherd and Feussell Of the Har-
lens, New York; Dick Mann, also Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26

Perhaps you make the mistake OF
trying to harmonize outside things
with YOU Harmony is and you are
It. Be still and know. Harnonize
with the One Spirit, and let conditions
play skies and sevens II they win. Just
smile at them, and enjoy. by and BY
you will hear harmony in the tones
that now seem Ike discord-only be-
cause your mind is not tuned to them.
or the things you dislike now, you VIII
later say: best thing that ever hap
penedi" Elizabeth Towne IN Nau'
titus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26
GOLF HAS MADE
RAPID STRIDES
Number Of Players In America
Is Increasing Daily.


ot8 @@tH@ ~ tbio SohUNty nv = fool o.
Its Fasoination---Nearly Every Town
Has Its course-cans Gives Many
Employment
Although golf in America Is still ia
It's swaddling clothes as compared with
the game on the other side OF the At
lantic, It has much to be proud Of, for
unquestionably the royal sport has
worked wonders in a comparatively
short time. 1t is doubtful ii even the
most optimistic dcvotees Of driver and
iron ten years ago would have dared
70 predict that in 1910 golf would give
employment to thousands and add TO
the attractions Of hundreds Of towns
and villages.
Time has shown that golf is not a
pastime TO be taken lightly, but, rather.
seriously. Practically every other
game has its limitations as TO season
Not 50 with golf, for only a foot or
more Of snow win prevent the golfer
from making bis rounds Of the links.
and wecther is never too hot to pre-
vent 1t. either
No longer does the man in the street
gaze at the golfer with his set of clubs
as curiosity. Nor is the hockey
player remark SO frequently heard.
One might hear a man of the navy
type inform his friend that golf Is a
rotten game" but even this is a sign
Of progress, for he knows 1t Is golf
and not hockey.
The huge strides golf is making and
has made is conclusive proof Of its
fascination. Ten years ago the golfer
had to travel much longer to reach d
golf course that he does at present
Every town OF any size at all has its
golf course, No seaside resort IS
complete success unless it has its own
links, and It is the knowledge that golf
is to be had that frequently brings the
visitor and his family This is also
true Of many inland resorts
This means business for the resort
or the village III or near which the
course Is located Even in ten years
Garden City, N. " has made big
strides in the way Of improvement,
and much Of 1t is due to the golf
course there incidentally Garden
City now has two courses, the second
being the Salisbury links. over which
the tournament Of the Eastern Profes.
sionnI Golfers association was played
This is by no means nm exceptional
case. for there are a great many Other
cities and towns where similar 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26
BIG CIRCUS
COMING SOON
Adam For=paugh and sells Bros. Shows
Announced for Early Date.

After an absence Of several years
from this section OF the country, the
Adam Forcpaugh and Sells Bros Big
United Shows are to exhibit at Chick
asha on Saturday, October s. This
announcement is one OF unusual inter
est to lovers Of The circus form Of
amusement as il Is not only the largest
and best enterprise OF its kind on the
road, but it is this season an abso-
lutely reorganized and rebuilt institu-
ton, with the most elaborate and cost.
y equipment ever built
The management Of the circus have
spent s3,2OO00o in refitting their show
with new properties, tents and rolling
stock, and a complete new menagerie
ir5the purchase Of hundreds Of strange
wonders from all parts of the world
and in the creation and building of the
longest and most gorgeous street par.
ade ever seen anywhere in the world.
This is the first time in all The history
Of amusements that any circus has
ever appeared brand-new from start 10
finish not so much as a flag. a single
wagon, or a solitary costume from the
old equipment having been retained
The company Of performers. is also
new to America. There are $50 In All,
and 300 Of these are Of European inn
portation. The show ;s VOW biz far tho
most expensive or all. Myery day
receipts must exceed $1,000 10 cover
the shows expenses. The great cost
of the show aud its vast daily out
put are exciting great interest among
circus people while the wonderful en-
tertainments they are presenting are
a source Of great surprise. The old
expression, '9There Is nothing new uu.
der the SUM- has been changed 70,
There is nothing old under the Adam
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. circus
tents And this Is literally true. In
point Of novelty the parade is moth.
ing short Of wonderful; among the l25
acts on the long program there Is not
an old feautre to be seen. and while
among the animal displays all the yari-
Gus exhibits that are familiar to
students Of natural history have been
retained, there are also at least $50
specimens Of Wild animal life that
have not been seen with any circus
III tho past.
This IS she most popular circus that
has ever exhibited in New York city.
IT'S metropolitan home is the Madison
Square Garden. and immense as that
building is it completely fills every
corner and nook Of it from the expau-
sive basement to the great glass roof.
when under canvas II covers ten acres
Of ground It's main exhibition tent Is
the largest and most remarkable audi
ence room IN the world, and The train
upon which It travels from city to city
is more than a mile in lSneth. over
1000 people are employed aud besides
the $50 animals Of the menaEerie there
are 600 horses.
The name Of this circus Is the SYM
Dol OK bsgqess and splendor 10 affairs
OF this kind. and iis growth and elabor-
alton during the past few years have
been phenomenal Tie people Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26

Mrs. Radcliffe confessed that some
of the most thrilling Incidents in the
Mysteries of Udolphov were inspired
BY nightmares produced by supping
on pork chops. Tartini. the great yio-
linist. after dining sndsscreetiy.
dreamed that he had nada a bargain
with the devil for his soul. To prove
his powers the evil one seized a vio-
lin and played a sonata Of exquisite
beauty. Tartini awoke with the mu-
sic ringing in his ears. committed the
music 90 paper and published 1t as
"The Devils Sonata"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-26

the New York Athletic club; Shea Of
the Sheepshead Bay club; Bennett
and Warnecke Of Springfield, Mass,
Gordon Of vespers, Belcher Of Wal.
ters. Allison of West Philadelphia and
Gleason Of yespers. Fred Plaisted Of
st. Louis, who is coaching the Mound
City men, believes they have a conner
in Lepping as he has been winning
everything in sight.
The list Of events is as follows
Quarter mile dash, senior single
sculIs; single scull shells, intermediate;
association senior single sculls; chanI-
pivnshiD senior single sculIs; double
scull shells, intermediate; double scul
shells. senior; quadruple scull shells,
senior; four cared shells, intermediate:
four cared shells, senior four oafed
shells, senior international; eight oared
shells, intermediate: eight Dared shells,
senior, and special race, junior eight
Dared shells.