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3. & o. CONFERENCES
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BALTIMORE Nd. March l6-Confer-
ence between the representatives. Of the
locomotive engineers OF the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Officials OF the company
on the wage and other questions the form
er have presented, will commence to-mor-
row morning. When settlement with the
engineers is effected similar questions
raised by the representatives OF the loco
motive gremen viii be taken up with
them.
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WAN~rD

VIZ 11NTED@FORNfTURE or ALL
w kinds. highest prizes paid for part
or entire households Hotels. restaurants
Office fixtures, roll top DESKS, safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car.
pets sold or exchanged. Secondhand
tools bought. Good secondhand clothes
bought. Overcoats and pants a speciality
9ring your Raw Furs 70 us.
Phone, Deimarvia, RIO. 23f3
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
Jnn7-tf. Seventh and Poplar sts
XgANTED-lOO0 CARPETS TO CLEAN
w storage rooms for rent, Sl.50 and s
per month. Both phones.
GEO. +. LANG CO.. 1905 Orange ST
Eeb2f-tf
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PROBING STRIKE AT BETHLEHEM

BN Qulleu ffeSS Leased Special wire.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-The Bureau
OF Labor to-day sent a special agent to
Bethlehem. Pa. 20 investigate the steel
works there. The agent will return a COM
prehensive report upon conditions obtain
ing both before and after the present
strike opening. He has been instructed to
give in detail the scale OF wages. hours Of
employmentand other phases of the rela-
tions existing between the corporation and
It's employees.
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Palm Sunday Services at Dover.

DOVER. March i6.--The Rev.
George NJ. Bond Of Philadelphia. a
former rector Of Christ Church parish.
Dover. viii oficiate here at the Palm
Sunday services next Sabbath. There
viii be early morning Holy Commun-
ion. at 7.30. There win also he morn
ing prayer with sermon. An elaborate
musical program will be presented.
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NOTICES

NJ offcE~AfTER MHRcfT s5TH. MISS
~ Edna l.. Carpenter will sever her
connections as teacher Of piano with the
Sternberg School Of Music. and will open
a studio at 903 Van Buren, street. d. &
a. Phone 21i4-D. .Mar4-imo-m.wf.
NJ OTICE-S25.00 REWARD FOR THE
~ arrest and conviction OF any per
sons found stealing milk or empty bot
ties.
Retail MIX Dealers Association.
Charles II. Burris, Secretary
Mar5-wed-tf
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$4,000 STAMPS FOR
81. PATRIcK's pAY.

Fifty thousand one cent stamps which
are green. we're sold last week and the
demand has been as great this week. The
rush is due to the souvenir postal card
fad, and the proximity OF st. Patrick
Day. Thousands OF cards are sent out be-
fore this day and the clerks at the post
office are kept busy handling the big
rush OF mail.
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Established 1865.

sTIpHAM & SON, AUcTloNEERs,
Calls Sales Of Real Estate and Per-
sonaI Property in City or Country
Terms Reasonable. Forty-five years
of Auetioneering is our RECORD.
STlDHAM & SON.
D. & A. Phone 535 III East 9th St..
4-1St.
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d EGfsTERs ORDER. .
N OH4ca ~ the povirfer ~ WIN

New Castle Co, Del. March 9th. 1910
Upon the application Of Flora G. Wills,
cum testamento anucNO. Administrators
Of Franklin X. Wills. late Of Wilmington
hundred, in said county, deceased, II is
ordered and directed by the Register of
Wills that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting Of Letters OF Ad-
ministration c. r. A. upon the estate Of
the deceased. with the date Of grentinr
thereof. by cauHing advertisements 70
lbe posted within forty days. from tht
date OF such Letters IN ST, OF the most
public places OF the Count, OF New Cas-
tie requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the
same. or abb ie by an act Of Assembly In
such case made and provided. and also
cause the same to, be inserted within the
same period IN the Evening Journal a
newspaper published in Wilmington. Del.
and to be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
OF ONCE Of the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. az Wilmington. IN New
fSEAI) Castle County aforesaid the day
and year above written
FRANCIS NJ WALKER,
Register Of Wills.
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Naw chief for Dover.

DOVER, March 1s.--At a special
meeting Of Council Robert +. Hurd
was elected chief Of police to succeed
r. S. Hurd, resigned, and Thomas W.
Kitten was chosen first assistant.
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NlNrIcE

Notice IS hereby given that letters
Of Administration cum testamento an
nexo were I'm due form OF law granted
unto the undersigned. on the Ninth day
of March, A. ID 1910. and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the
deceased must present the same. duly at
tested 20 the said Administrators g. T.
A., on or before the Ninth dav of March.
1911, or abide the Act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided.
FLORA G. WILLS.
Administrators c. T. A.
Address Reuben Satterthwait. Jr.. At
torney-at-Law. Wilmington, Delaware.
Mar11-ot-eod
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FINANCIAL
s3SlilEE E;t3A3
a =
I!.;{iE;:. CO
y. W. Cor. 9Th and Market Sis
Capital, Surplus and Profits,
-$1.1S5,e 600
2 per cent. Interest Paid on Deposits

The Real Estate Department
OF this company at the north
east corner Of Ninth and Ship
ley streets is equipped to take
entire charge of Real Estate
and solicits your business.
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FOR sAEF
11ET Ann FOuNn

7 '5osJs'Tf~GoLD PENc1L wffH M,
- tials "F. b. c." Missed between
Tuesday, March s, and Saturday. March
l2 Reward IL returned to Evening jour
nal. Marl4-3t
T OST-FEMALE FOX TERRIER. RE-
II ward If returned TO 50 Shipley 81.
Marl6-St.
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REGISTERS ORDERS
d EGIsTER's ORDER.
" OMnn of he HnnL.

u EffISIERE ORDER.
N ONCE OF the Register of wills,
New Castle Co, Del. March end, 1910
Upon the application Of Mary Beste and
Name Beste. Executrices or Bernard
Beste, late Of Wilmington, Hun
Srss orss p ana dd dSs1teS HSsaS y SS'sqis the Kegs
ter Of Wills that the Executrices
afoI esaic give notice OF granting tf Let
ters OF Administration upon the estate
of the deceased. With the date OF granting
pos ted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters In six of the most pub
lie places Of the County OF New Castle
reaniring all persons having demands
OF abide by an act OF Assembly IN such
case made and provided. and also cause
tho same to be Inserted within the same
pc aod In the Evening Joui hal, a news
paper published IA Wilmington Del. ard
% be continued therein three weeks
Given Under tie hand and sssl
OF Office OF the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington, in New
(SEAL) Castle County Aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER;
Register oi wis.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary we're IN due form OF law grant
ed unto the undersigned, on the Second
day Of March A. d. 1910 and that all per-
sons having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same. duly
atested, to the said ENecutrices on OF
before the Second day Of March, A. p
1911, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such
case made and provided;
MARY BESTE,
NAME BESTE.
Address. George Lodge, Esq, Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington, Del.
! MHTA-rOd-nf
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puRLIc LES
77-71-7-.1-----1-e1-.-1---r --1l.-l--'--------.
y JBIIC SALE.

ID JBLlC SALE.
or FINE FURNITURE. will be sold
at 23l NORTH BROOME STREET, on
THURSDAY MARCH nth, at Q o'clock
a. m. Three good bed room suites fine
parlor suite. sideboard, extension table
china closet dining chairs, wardrobe. mat
tress Chiffunicrs. fancy rockers. cook
stove and gas range pictures OF all kinds,
carpets all over the house. large guam
uty OF china, silycrwnre and cut glass.
Bedding OF all kinds. sheets. blankets
etc These goods are all new and have
only been used one year, and will posi-
lively be sold without reserve. Goods
can not be seen until day Of sale.
JOHN GIBBONS.
stldham & Son, Aucts. Established 1866.
L-..
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
over Washington street bridge two
new houses. eight rooms. bath and attic.
Just finished No. 240S and 2il0 WashinE-
ton street Any family wishing a weil-
built substantial home should pay these
houses visit and examine their
Extra Heavy Construction.
Heating Arrangement.
Lighting Arrangement
Laundires in cellars.
Interior finish. Done by the day.
outside finish.
Location and railway facilities.
These houses when looked over viii
speak for themselves. For sale by
VIM. r. CRAVEN,
Owner and builder. Ninth and dupont SITS.
Feb2l -lmo-eOd.
UOR SALE-TWO NEW MODERN
L two-story houses, 919 Clayton street.
s rooms and bath. 1902 Clayton street.
rooms and bath. For further informa-
tion see HARRY S. LYNCH. rs Tatnail
/ street Feh16-eOd-tf.
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oEEIcERs.

Ohio Nowland, President.
f. Bringhurst. Jr., Vice-President.
J. T. Pennypacker,
Secretary and Trust Officer.
Richard Reese. Treasurer.
w. G. Taylor. Asst Sec'y-Treas-
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For Sale

1222 Market st.. can be altered. at IT.
tie expense for an apartment.
Eleventh and Madison streets, 10 rooms,
bath, porches
1908 Monroe street. s rooms bath. porch
es. For rent N not sold this week.
$40 s. Franklin street. brick house with
stable; lot 120 by li0. Will exchange
Fourteenth and clayton streets. rooms
bath, lot 100 by 100.
No. 4 West Thirtleth street, brick house
with buildings. lot 90 by $50.
Lot so by S0 fronting On Iweuty-niuth
street Good for pigeons or chickens.
Four acre farm, good buildings; fruit.
bargain to a quick buyer
4l2 n. Franklin ST., 6 rooms, bath and
porches, heated: bargain.
ISAAC DILLIN.
Both Phones III West Eleventh St
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HELP NvANTED--MALF

M EN- WANTEn~TO PREPARE FOR
~ Railway Mail. Customs and Postof-
nee Examinations. 5000 TO $500. Prepara-
ton free Write for schedule showing
places. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
JIM, Rochester. N Y. Feb 25-1mo.
WANTED-COOk. MALE OR FEMALE.
at HOLTS RESTAURANT,
"arll-tL East Fourth ST.
w ANTED-ERRAND BOY All FRY
ERS PICTURE STORE, East
"a street, Marli-3t.
w ,NTED-BOY. APPLY
HOLTS, i2i King street.
'arl5-3t
w ANTED-FIRST-CL CABINET
w maker. Steady position for right
man Address NJ c.. this Office.
Marlo-2t
w ANrED-A GOOD FARMER APPLY
W TO WOODWARD a BRO,
'ari5-5t 303 Market street
WANTED-FARMER. WITH SMALL
w family to work on shares. so acres,
near Centrevine and furnish stock EN-
pcrionce and good reference required.
]. Il. NICHOLS
Highlands, Wilmington Del.
Mari-m-w-f-6t.
VIZ ANTED--AT ONCE, GOOD FARM
w hand with small family. good tenant
house: rent free. near l<embleville. II. w.
SWAIN, Newark. Dol, r.. T., ID.
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PUBLIC SALE.
4 Contents of West Side dwelling and
n consignment OF Fine Furniture. Carpets
and Rugs. from a New York nrm VIII no
sold AT stidham & Sons Auction store
No III East Fourth street on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1910,
az ] o'clock D. m.
Bedroom furniture phflof iurhltule.
sideboard extension tables, chairs fancy
rockers. wardrobes chinoniers. dressers'
iron beds, mattresses, iino goid leal nlll-
rors, pictures, blankets parlor tables
leather couch etc. .,,
RUGS. hlfS. ,,.i,
Handsome Administer, Brussels and VIII
ton RUGS. 500 yards of carpets, CreN car
pets, Ingram carpets
60 rolls OF fne Matungs 10 be sold TOT
iust what it Will bring. Get n Toll Nl
those az your own price
800 yards Of Linoleum, and lots or otheT
Household Goods
This ig an extraordinary large sale Qi
good furniture and must be sold al thl'
sale. Don't miss this opportunity OF get
ding fine goods at your own price.
Sale at ] o'clock, Friday, March lhtn
Goods stored until March 70, 1870 ana de-
sTIDHAM & SON. Aucts.
d. & A Phone 555. Marl4 j.
DTBLIC SALE
/ The subscriber Will sell all MS per
lso,oi propcrtv at his farm. near O6le
| fev,n Stock and farm implements ol
! MARCH 2ist, 1910, at ] o'clock
w. n. I.ank. Auct. Mlo-N
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HELP WANTED-FFMALF
ED.TWENTY-FfVE GfRLs 10
w learn cap making. Apply PADOSKN,
East Second street Mari6-St
XHTANTED--WHIrE GIRL FOR up
w stairs work, references. Apply 1912
DelaMare avonuo. MariG-tf
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Nnrrrn

Address. George Lodge. Esq, Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington, Del.
Mar4-eod-9t.
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M NNTED-BOY. APPLY
HOLTS, a2i King street.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CABINET
& w maker. Steady position for right
man. Address NJ. c.. this Office.
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w WANTED-ERRAND Roy AT FRY
ERS PICTURE STORE, East
I'd street. Marli-3t.
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BAT NELSON WON'T
INSIST ON FIRST
CHANCE At AID NOW
Ex-C Champion to Take Rest
and Then Go After Sec
ond and Third RaterS.
fs,eriai 10 The Evening worid.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3.-According
10 plans mapped out. Ia. Nelson will
leave here to-day for his O-Bar ranch
In New Mexico to look It over and AXE
a good rest to build himself up for more
fights.
Bat has taken a different view OF mat
tiers during his week Of loaing, n has
wisely abandoned his determination to
insist on a first chance at Ad Wolgast.
and will so after the second and third
raters after his rest. in some elimination
bouts to prove to himself and the public
that he Is as good as ever.
II want to get the right kind OF WORK
and build myself up said Nelson In
outlining his plans. After that ! Will
take on a bout with some one that /
ought to beat II I am within Is per cent.
OF myself. II I can knock that sort OF
a fellow out quickly. ! Will know that
I am rounding into form.
III the public amt satisfied. l VIII take
on any one the people want me to light.
II | win, then | have a right to go after
wolgast. II | lose. well. It's goodnight
TO the boxing game. | still think that j
Fan come back. and that ! VIII Dc able
to convince my friends OF this"
The evening world., 1910-12-03
E
RUGGED r in
TEN=ROUND BATTLE
The Sailor Takes Terrific Punishment Without Flinching
in Bout Against New EnsIander at the
National Club.

on the left eye, which raised n big
lump over II and shook him from his
head to his toes.
Burke anne out In the stxt round
N got home several hard smnshes TO
Mantell's Jaw and a few stlr uppercuts
TO his chin at close quarters. Mantell
paid no attention TO these wallops, and
Immediately reached Burke's body and
Jaw with n several blows which made
him sprint around the ring. At the bell
Burke staggered TO hts corner. while
Mantell seemed to be stronger han In
the previous round.
In the four remaining rounds Mantell
gave his opponent a terrible lacing
about tho stomach and face. and had
he broken away from Burke after nall
Ing him on the jaw instead OF cllnch-
Ing him the chances are that Burke
would have dropped "a the floor
Just before the beginning of the tenth
and final round Mantell got out Of his
corner, walked over 10 the ropes and
waited for the clang OF the bell. When
It did ring Mantell tore into Burke and
slugged him numerically. Burke then
came back n shook up Mantell with
n couple OF short rights to the Jaw.
Mantell retallatei by crossing his right
to his jaw, which dazcd the Sailor again.
Mantell tried hard TO finish him. but
the bell sounded. ending the bout.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
BY JOHN

- AILOR BURKE has been promoted
In the school Of pugilism from
tho class OF fighters regarded
qitters under punishment to the class
that can take the gar and never finch.
He was advanced rs n consequence OF
the terrible beating he received from
Frank Mantell. the light heavyweight
of Paw-tucket. II. l., In a ten-round
bout ut tho .,ntional Sporting Club stag.
While Burke has taken some good
whipplngs 30 far this year, none Of
them equalled that which no got
handed TO him In this bout. When tae
final bell rams Burke climbed through
the ropes with his nose and mouth
pulled up TO twice their natural Size and
both his eyes nearly closed.
Although badly punished. Burke re-
celved a great ovation from the slim
crowd OF spectators present, for they
were so surprised at the way In which
he stood there and took his medicine
that they could not help ~applauding
him.
The battle was ncrcely contested every
second OF the ten rounds. MantelI
started OF at the frst tap OF the bell by
ldshiIAS ~ ~ NC WIN NHf n'Ht VI ~
couraging him by taking his blows and
coming right back for more.
Manted Made Burke Step livelv.
In the first four rounds Mantell GER
tainly made Burke step some by walk
ing right up to him and whaling away
with both hands for his face, body and
Jaw. During this time Burke. who was
In superb condition. kept driving In stlfr
lefts to the face. hard rights to the Jaw
n terrific straight rights into his
stomach.
While these punches had Manteli in
distress several times. he never for a
second broke ground. He carried Burke
10 the ropes. and after hooking him
with short lcfts and right hooks to the
jaw would cllnch him and then begin
with both hands. He also knocked the
ex-tar's head back with right loop-the-
loop punches to the face.
Body Punishment Told on Burke.
1t was tho punishment which Burk,
received In the body during the clinchel
that was his undoing. for he ~weakene,
under these blows and soon lost tn,
steam OF his punches.
When the hfth round started Man;el
! fought harder han ever. and started 4
to shoot over stin right swings L
drew the claret from the ex-sailor'
nose and mouth. api Just before tn
round ended he accepted q heavy rish
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Square Garden Tonight.

-OR years and years Frank Kramer
n OF East Orange. y. j.. has been
to the cycle racing world what
be Attell is to the boxing armament.
13ike racers have come and gone since
long ago when Kramer wrested the
speed honors from "Majah" Taylor. but
Kramer still retains the title.
Tonight at Madison Square Garden.
In the appetizer to the six-day race,
Kramer will again defend his laurels.
this time against two of the speediest
racers in the world. ana II he succeeds
In winning the best two out OF three
heats he must be considered invinclble
for a long time to come.
Kramer's two opponents tonight are
Jackie Clark. the wonderful little Aus
tralian. and Walter Rutt. the strong
limbed German, whose terrific sprint
has brought him home twice in front in
six.day races. They are scheduled to
race three heats. the first at a mile.
the second at a half and a third IL nee
essery to be decided by the toss OF
the coin. The French method Of scor-
ing will be used to decide the three
cornered match-one point for the win
ner Of the first heat, two for the Sec
ond man and three for the third. the
lowest total being the winner.
Walthour to Race Collins.
This looks like about the best bicycle
match race ever arranged. Still II Is
only q feature OF the programme by
which Promoters Powers and Pollok
rope to stir up all the interest OF years
last in bicycle racing. A ten-mile mo-
or-paced event between Bobby Wal
hour and Eddie Collins Is regarded as
cha mpionship affair, and n ten-mile
ace which will introduce all the six
'ay stars. Prizes. as usual in tnls race,
will 20 to the leaders at the various
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Willie Hoppe Beats Sloss0n
1000 TO All for the Title
Boy Completely Outclasses
Veteran in Second Round
of Their Match.

Willie Hoppe. the youthful ~title-holder.
scored more than twice as nan points
as the veteran. George Slosson. In their
l,0OO-point match at Isl balklIne bill
lizards at Madison Square Garden.
The contest was played in two sec
tions, 900 points a night. but at no stage
OF the proceedings was THE Student"
a serious contender for the champion
ship he was trying to take away from
his younger rival.
Hoppe Is no Abe Attelr' when II
comes to billiards, for he plays his best
all the time, regardless OF tho fact that
the worse he beats his opponents the
less chances he has OF getting on lucra-
tive matches.
II the boy wizard stalled along and
let his adversaries make a decent show
ing against him he would undoubtedly
more often. but the way he does Is to
play his hardest in every match. with
the result that as a rule he completely
outclasses most every rival.
1t seemed a pity the way that Hoppe
trimmed his opponent in the Concert
Hall match. He was playing II man
old enough to be his grandfather. and
as one watched them play the thought
could not help striking n forcibly that
youth must be served.
When Slosson had the youth and eye
and nerve possessed by Hoppe. he. too.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Powell Calls
Young Otto Best
Man He EUey Met

Lew Powell. C~alifornia's champion
lightweight, Is one boxer that never
underestimate the ability OF an oppo-
nenk Powell. when ne learned that he
had been signed up for a return en-
gagement with Young Otto, remarked
10 Manager Johnson: otto is the best
hy ! sver fought, and IT'S going some
10 have to tackle him twice within a
month"
Otto, on the other hand. has always
AkxuYed he could get his man within a
sound or two. and when they stayed
tonser he grew discouraged and did not
arht as he could. Since he has been
bnd>r the management of Dan Mcket-
nok no has changed wonderfully, and
while he believes that he will stop
Powell before ten rounds are reached,
when they meet next Tuesday at the
National Sporting Club, he knows that
he will have to put up the battle Of his
ifA. for the hardest fight he ever had
was the terrific bout with Powell re-
Gently.
Otto's decisive win over Seiger. whom
mo beat as he pleased after the first
NV rounds. goes to prove that the
D'NWailop wonder" will fight back now
when hurt. and that's all that otto
needed to make him the real contender
Of the Eastern lightweights for the
IVA
The evening world., 1910-12-03
COLUMBIA SHOWS
M|D-SEAS0N FORM
IN OPENING GAME
Blue and White Basketball
Team Scores Easy Vic
tory Over Trinity.

Columbia defeated Trinity In her first
basketball gam OF the eason by tho
score OF 3i-l2. The Blue and White
team played In almost midseason form
and handled the ball In a way that
promises we'll for the seasons record
The Trinity quintet showed speed. but
we're seriously handicapped by their
Inaccurate shooting.
Capt. Kiendl and Benson shone for
Columbia. the former scoring fifteen
and tho latter ten points for tho Blue
and White. Capt. Glldersleeve did the
best all around work for the visiting
five.
The game started Off with a rush.
and before It was Ave minutes old Bca-
son and Kiendl had run tho Blue and
White score into double figures. The
half ended with the score 1876. In Co
lumbia's favor. The second period vas
a repetition of the first.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

niles, and to the rider who IL In the
lead the most number Of lars.
All these events. interesting as thew
may prove. are Just ~forerunuers to the
annual six-day race. which begins at
one minute after mla>rght Sunday.
This year fourteen teams Will struggle
for the prizes, three less than COM
peted last year. The manager cut the
number down purposely to eliminate
the lagsers and to make the race as
close and interesting as possible. There
are three newcomers In the race this
year. one Goullet from Australia, Pan
chois, n Frenchman, and Verlinden
Of Belgium.
The stars of the last two years will
again be seen. Rutt. who is teamed
up as usual with Stol. Is the ~favori;e
for the race. but the Mcfarland
Clarke team is a strong second choice.
Last year, after stol vas hurt and
Mcfarland withdrew, Clarke and Rutt
were made into a new team. They
were penalized a lap. according 10 the
rules, finally made up the lap after a
series of sensational spurts and won
the race.
Rutt and Stol Favorite Team.
Ruiz is peculiarly nticd for a six day
race. lie probably Is the speediest
rider in all Europe. lie can sprint
with any other rider In the race. and
besides has the strength and physique
that enables him to plug along indet-
nitely. II anybody beats Rutt and Stoll
1t may be Mcfarland and Clarke.
Mcfarland is the veteran of the six
day game. When he rode in his first
race. years ago. teamed up with Harry
Fixes, who was since killed, he was a
tall. lanky stripping. Weighing about
100 pounds. To-day he weighs 1919 pounds
and Is as fine an example of well de-
ve.oped man as one would care to see.
He cites this 10 disprove the general
belief that six day races undermine the
health.