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For City Judge.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Vernol Ledgerwood IS a candidate for city judge of the DO. lice court, subject to the action of the democratic primary of Decein- Der TO-
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FOR SAI4E-Horse harness and lignt buggy, $65. Apply at Lewis Wagon Yard, al end of North Border car line.
 t1-3O-5;
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For Alderman

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce II. E. Whisenant, as a candidate for alderman from the second ward subect to the action O. the democratic primaries.
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Enr Alhernnan

The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to announce J. B. Rigsbee as candi. dafe. for alderman from the fourth ward, subject to the action of tho democratic primary on December 10,
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For Alderman

The SentinelRecord is authorized to announce Will Mclaughlin as a candidate for alderman from the sec ond ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary of Deeem- Der 10.
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For Alderman.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce II. A. OBryan as a can didate for alderman from tine fourth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary of December TO-
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For Alderman.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to annotince Dave J. Dodd as a candi- date for alderman from the fourth ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary
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For Alderman

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce Tom Hanley as candi- date for alderman from the fifth ward subject to the action of the demo- cratic primary of December 10.
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF TAX
 TITLE TO REAL EsTATE.

Iri the Garland Chancery Court Ex Parte Petition Of J. w Hadgins and Hamp Williams.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of October 1913, the pctitiancrs, I w Hudgins and Hamp Williams, filed In my office their petition to the Garland Chancery Court, asking for the conilrma-
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For Alderman

The Sentinel-Re is authorized to announce Chris Ledwidge as a can didate for alderman from the Fifth Ward subject to the action of the Democratic primary of December 10.
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For Alderman.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized 10 announce Robert w Cartney as a candidate for alderman from the third ward, subject to the action of the democratic primary of December 10
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

The county will receive bids for the lease of one hundred acres of timber land being a part of the county farm situated in sections and 8. township $. R. 9. west.
 The county offers to lease same for the term of one year, upon the shares. The county reserves the right to reject any and all bids Bids will be received up to and including Dec. 15, 1918.
 ROBT. Fl. MOONEY. County Judge.
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FOR sALE-Fine piece Central Ave. busl- ness property bringing better than 10 per cent net on sale price. w. T. Hawkins, sSo . Central Ave 7-1a-tt
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TO THE PUBLIC:

' V r1E POE@lC.
 The partnership heretofore existing be- tween pr. E. C. Hay and Dr. w O. Forbes (known as Hay x Forbes) having been termina ted by the death of pr L. C. Hay, August 9th. 1913. the public is ad- vtsed that all recorss anc accounts of the said firm are with the surviving part be conducted by him as heretofore. at No. lO2 Exchange street. 3-tf
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ANNOUNCE A MENTS
For City Attorney.

TUT OTNJ VNNtUTTIys
 The Sentinel-Record Is authorized to announce Leo P. Mclaughlin as candidate for city attorney. subject to the action of the democratic prl- mary of December 10.
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wAnMlMn npnrn

In the Garland Chancery Court K. c. Morris. ct al, plaintiffs
 Against
 John II. Morris. defendant
 The deefndant. John II. Morris, Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs, R. c. Morris, ct al, Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 21st day of October 1918.
 A G. SULLENBERGER, Clerk. By W. H. Moyston, D. c.
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For City CIerx.

The SentinellRecord $ authorized to announce James R. Housley as a candidate for the office of city clerk. subject to the action of the demo cratic primary of December 10.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland Chancery Court. E. E Mallory ct al., plaintiffs.
 Against
 Anna nda Akin ct al, defendants. The defendant Mittie Wiley, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs E. F. Mallory ct al.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 18th day of October. 1913.
 A c. SULLENBERGER, Clerk. c Floyd Huff Esc, Atty. Ad. Litem.
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LOST AND FOUND

4OST-Bfown Marmott huff. Reward
 or return or information, to room 7S, Goddard hotel 1t-29-1w
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FOR RENT-6 room house, unfurnished tl0 per month l65 Glade st. 10-23-tf
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MRS. B. SHANNON, 132 1-2 Central ave-
 nue, rooms for rent, rates reasonable; steam heat. Phone 571. 9-29- If
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FOR SALE.

miles west of the city of Fresno Cal
 house. barn. and other improvements; {; abundance of water both ditch and well; letter. value, s3, 500; mortgage $900 If exchange prefer vacant in business sec ton Jos Feltwell, room 315, Forsythe PIdg. Fresno. Cal 9-17 7-tf
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FOR SALE


 fit. Address "Owner." care Sentinel Record. IT FOR SALE-Good year old horse; weight HOO lbs, surrey and harness. Good as new. Cheap if taken at once. Phone 1867. 11.27-1wk FOR SALE OR RENT-Truck farm. 1-2 miles southeast of city; also tract of timber land H. C. Burton. 210 Curl street. Phone 1861. 11-6-tf FOR SALE-Furniture for sale at bargain, also three room cottage for rent. Inquire at IA Beech St. 12-3-1w FOR SALE-4 room furnished flat. Ideal location. Phone 2109 -------------
 FOR SALE-Housenold furniture at a great sacrifice. r Henderson Ave.
 11-16-1m FOR SALE-Ffse passenger touring car, fully equipped, at a bargain Ad- dress box 274 12-2-tf FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of the Ouachita Hotel. Cheap to the right party. Apply Busch Sisters 23O Ouachita Ave. 12-2-3tI FOR sALE-Indlan Runner ducks. Tou- louse geese, White Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns, stock and eggs Poland China pigs. Chase farm, phone 6S5. 4-2-tf FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-One five passenger automobile. Inquire at 726 Gen. tral Ave. 9-2S-tf FOR SALE-A nice black driving horse. phaeton and harness. Dr. J. W. Bush.
 -I-1-tt FOR sALE-At a sacrifice, furniture of six room house. Address s. B., care Sem tinel Record 10-11-d FOR sALE-Medcal books, surgical in- stTuments, office furniture, electrical ap '''' '''''' N'0 10-24-tf FOR SALE-Cheap, one good black mare, gentle for any woman to ride or drive; must sell. Inquire of Mrs. J. A. Clement, 7OS 1-2 Central Ave. 11-30-3t FOR sALE-Gentle combination horse and buggy; will make price right 13S Palm. 11-30-3t FOR SALE-Horse. harness and lfgnr buggy, $65. Apply at Lewis Wagon Yard at end of North Border car line
 11-30-3; FOR SAI.E-Take your pick, Some
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
READY roR BUsINEss

i DIR, r.. 2. VINEGAR has removed Co his ] old location destroyed by fire March T. | at 346-34S Central avenue. -f-tf
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NOTICE.

Taken up, November IS, 1913, one brindle milch COW. Owner can have same by paying for this notice and feed of COW, Apply 433 South Border
 11-27-St
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING
 Estimates furnished. prompt service reasonable prices. Third and Ward Ave- plumbing inspector
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FOR SAI4E-Take your pick, Some Of these are bargains: Corner lot on Lower Central; good buildings, 5000
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY

| am authorized to place S43,ooo in approved Hot Springs loans, monthly payment plan. VI, T. Hawkins, 629l ? central Ave. 12-3-tf
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Dr. J. w W.setmoreland has taken the offices in the Arkansas National Bank building formerly occupied Dy pr J. M. Harrell, where he will be found for professional services. If
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 COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the chancery court of Garland county, made and entered on the 18th day of January. A. D. 1913. in a certain cause (No 5226) then pending therein be. tween Missouri Lumber Company, a corporation. complainant, and F. H. Olmstead, defendant, the undersigned offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the county courthouse, at the corner of Court and Exchange streets, in which said court is held,
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Large brick business house, wide, deep lot, upper Central, S27,50o
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Desi7able rooms in best residence district, board if desired. SOP Quapaw. phone 1191 1121-1m
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For further details, see w. T. Flaw kins, 629 1-2 Central.
The evening world., 1913-10-03
GOLFER 0U|MET CUTS
DOWN GAME, But SAYS
HE'S FEELING FINE
Champion Wires Evening
World Denial That He's
Near Breakdown.

Francis Ouimet, national got chane
niou. sen, a message to this paper toe
day denying that no was on the verge
Of "A nervous breakdown as the result Of
his srueling match two weeks ago AZ
Brookline. The young title holder d.
clares he's in the best OF shape AZ presS
en,. but expects to pay little compeutlV~S
golf this year.
In fact, Ou,met wa. feeling so poorly
Yesterday that he played his first matcV
since winning the tito on the FarmihES
ham links anl broke the course reeorN
with fine Is
II present plans mature, Ouimet. with
champion Jerry Travers as a partners
lcApeets TO play Harry \Adon and Id.
| ward Ray, the celebrated English pa. ~
, An exhibition ;S-hOle match ON tho
| Wykagyl links The first sunday nexl
! month.
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WINNERS At LAUREL.

FIRST RAcE.-Sellng: three-ycar-
olds and upward: one mile and seventy
yards--Flammarion. l02 Chatham. 3 to I.
even and to 3 won: Abdon, lni (Wolfe).
3 To- 7. oven and to :. second; DAGGER
Gus March. li3 (corey). II 20 I. to
aud . to t. third Time. 14S3 -i. COM
pliment phcw, Aly Fellow and Lord
Elan also ran.
SECOND RACt.-Two yedr-uils five
and half furiungs. -Nalkyre. TO Am-
rrnseD. & to >. / to s and out. won
car Michnc, y; ,Wat;s,. to =. to D.
/ second; Fathom. ~ OrarbrotherD. /;
20 to2. third. Time, l.ln. Mater ais,
! ran.
THIRD RACE Selling: three year.
'G5 and un; one and one-siNtcentr
niles.--lred MdIhol,and. lci ,WaldronI
to .. ] to and out. first: Col. Cook
10 DcrondcI, to 5, to and out
second, Naricr. i"i Glalsey). - to |
= to and to |. third, Time 80 20
Good Day also ran.
FOURTH RAcE--For all ages: hand
cap; six firiongs. Light o. My Life. 10
,Barl.nea me-, :. i. to |. | To and cuI
first; Cpieau. 81 callahan. 10 TO :, / I
! and ont. second: Montessor. L
oWp,fci, evr9, TO 4 and out. thir,
Tine II 80. Three starters.
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LOUISVILLE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half fur
longs. two-year-old Niles; selling
Theodorita 100 Wood, first. Gypsy
Love. los tGoose,. second: Tom Boy 100
Martin, third. Time. l1,. My Kitten,
Birdie Williams, Otranto. l,equ,ram.
Steva.ta. barbara Lane and Christie
phine also ran.
s. mutuals paid Theod orita. straight
1870. lace $40, show $50; Gypsy Love.
place $50; Tom Boy. show $3.50
SECOND kAcE-rhree-y ear-olds and
upward; SIX furlon s--Countcrpart, 10
Nandusem. first: Wlntergreen, 10
uiross,. second; Lucille Allen, IN
(BoreD. third. Time. l.I2 ~. Envy
Fort Sumter, Duquesne, Little Baker
Lady Lindor, Ambrose. Uncle Dick an
Mira Dell also ran.
Two-do!lar mutuels paid-Counte-part
straight, to@Oo: place, 5000; show. 81 n
Wintergreen. place, $500; show. $40
Lucille Allen. show, N.20.
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H|cHLANDERS
BATTING ORDER.
Continued IRON First psxeD

mere between the Athletics and New
fo"ks was poorly played The cold
weather affected the pitchers. who were
unable to get their tw!rlinS arm,
warmed up Will" the high wind botn-
cred the fielders The conditions were
very favorable to the batsnen, and they
made good use of the opportunity
Plank. Shawkey and Bush pitched for
the home team, and Caldwell tw.rled tho
entire game for New York caldwel.
was hit FOR fifteen satet!es. which in
cluded home run drives over the righ,
field wal by Collins and T.. Murphy and
doubles by OldrinG and McInr:s.
FIRST 1NNING-Maisel walked.
Hartzell sacrificed. orr to Davis. Mai.
sci took third on wild pitch. cree
singled to right. scoring Maisel cree
died stealing, McAvpy to Layan. Ca
iuthers threw Knight out. One Run.
Lavan grounded to Knight. Walsh
flied to Holden. Caruthers singled 10
right. Maisel threw Daley o( No
Runs. one Left.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE ~" ,ttrolds selling. 5is flr,
iONrs, salon ~: The '-chin 100: Zodiac lIa;
Trademark 100: Orsy1 lOS
SECOND RAcE.--rhrce year -oids aud up:
!l'n- sN f'slonSs bynani0, ivc: Iliod and Gun
~. llde'!t lc- ii"it.h.'onc no; Inferno Qu,e
'0:: Ti.foil Thomas ipi: Union JACK 81: Bs,
,eN i02
HiIitD RACE -IhNe-ysar-olds and NJ; selling
Is tdfoGxs. IA! deTo~cros ii3: Spring Maid
ilv; Fsthcrola los: Briar Path io,; \ Lace
i0t: NUshcc 10; Flying Yankee li5: Vol.
ih're Ia; -cmipua'er il3: Srllo la3; Levi,
III; Magazine lOa
FpIErIi HNCE.-Three yssr-nds and NJ: Raj.
'lnoM Handicap, Ia mics.--An Gold li3:
harnrgn' 9S; Donald Macdonald iO7: Ten Poin.
W. Hwlh 30
FIFTH RACE. Four.yea olds aud ~. ceiling
me mtc.-o. 4. Buster 100: \ sv~illutmd .,si
Nerry Lad IA. DArtso-th 100; ser,!osnce
lOl
SIXTH RA'E--TvoNesr.oli msidens: fur
longs. john T. Nixon los. Ne,maker los; Flat.
ul'h lu5; Dombrs los. Gregg los. small los :
No Narlsr. 10
AhplG,n'icc allowance claimed. Track mud,ls
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The IHesent heated squabble between
certain players anu tho national Com
mission over the formers apparent de-
termination to write articles ON Inc
worlds series Tor tde newspapers IN
spite Of thc supreme court OF baseoalls
ruling against Il, II likely 10 result IN
the ending Of such games THIS season.
No matter how the argument results ~
II bound to he detrimental TO the PAS
time II the players win out 1t Is be
lley-d that their Fraternity Viii take
al! credit for tn. victory ana In the
future bocoine bolder In the!g demands.
II the National Commission wins u VIII
make the players 80 sor" that thry u
revolt AT the first opportunity.
Ii seems to be the genera! Impression
among the nagnates that some other
means should he concoctcd of keeping
up Interest IN baseball than the present
worlds series Most u them argue
that only handful OF clubs have divided
the profits In thosr games since the
present arrangement went INTO vogue
in 1905. Tn. other clubs and players
not participating In the division OF the
spoils have become Jealous and dis.
| satisfied.
The New York clubs refusal last
year to divide 4 per cent OF their
profts among the other seven clubs %
| the National League, as did the Red
Sox In the American League has made
| the other owners OF clubs IN the circuit
! very sore.
1t IL not unlikely that the plan OF
Garry Hermann, president OF the Gin
t!nnat! club and chairman OF the conn
mission, which he ilrst suggested some
years ago. viii be tried next year. lie
believes that II would be- the greatest
thing In the world for the entire major
league baseball world II the two leagues
drew up schedules Of il2 games apiece,
After these schedules were finished II
10 An idea for the furtherancs of inter
est in the sport to have an lnierleagus
| series played, lie would have each clul
in the National League play each clul
In the American League four games a
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pitched for the Dodgers, was hit timely
In the first two innings ana allowed
the braves to score three runs, which
was enough to allow them to win easily,
Brown relieved Huckcr in the seventh
20 allow u pinch bitter TO 50 IN
Rudolph vino pitched for the Braves
kent his hits wei, scattered and allowed
tn, Dodgers but one run.
Ruclharh was sent IN by Manage
pahiCn 10 COP the second game " pos
sibl. from the Braves, while Manager
Stallinvs used Jack Quinn. the former
Yankee pitcher 10 10 the honors.
FIR n INNING--Moran singled to
left. cutshaw singled to right. Moran
pulling up at second. StenGel walked.
filing the bases. Wheat struck out.
Hummell did likewise and when smith
struck out for the third out Quinn was
given a tremendous ovation. No Runs
Three Left
smith singled to centre, Grlfith
forced L. Smith at second, Reulbach
to cutshaw. Sweeney singled to cen
tire, Griffith pulling up at second,
Schmidt put the bni, over the right
field fence for home run, scorin,;
Griffith and Sweeney ahead OF him.
| Znn doubled To left Mann hit to !.
Smith. who tagged Zinn going to third,
Deal singled to centre. Mann going to
third, on n double steal Mann was out
at the plate McCarty 10 Cutshaw To
McCarty, Three Runs. One LEFT.
| SECOND INSING-Fish-r s'ns,ei &c
centre. Mccarthy lifted 10 Griffith
Quinn tossed nut Reulbach. Morar
singled to left scoring Fisher, hut was
out trying 10 make second Xnn I,
quinn to sweeney one Run. Non'
LEFT
Rar.den foulod 10 Mccarthy Qulni
foul.d 10 liummeli smith amblrd
Su.th took second when NcCarth
threw Wild =, catch him mapping OF
) FIRST Griffith flied out to stensel y
Runs. one Left.
THIRD INNTNG-C utshaw struck GU
Stengel did tho same, Wheat went on
-, Deal to SEmldt \, Runs, None LET
sweeney lifted 10 Cutshaw. Schm!
whitfield. linn vent out, J. Saith
: Hummell, No Runs, None Left,
. Mann struck out. cu,shaw and Hun
d nell retired Deal Rariden fouled out
! Hummell No Runs, None Left.
J. FOURTH INNINs;-Hummell died.
y Smith TO Schmidt, j, Smith died Il
same way, Fisher struck out No Run
None Left,
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GIANTS.



NE" OUT 10 DOOM byrns threw out
grant NO Runs None i-ert'
HrNoNp INNiN'-Magee was called
our on stt'Sts' 'raVath h'ed out TO
ihorpe' H'o'h ran away out IN snort
,'"'r' anu c'"sn' p'rnes snort nv
w ""e' ''"e A''.'
PopPeu W - ',e' "aEer
'H'e' '"' ','o'"' N'""""'' n'eu GU. 10
80 "''' '''''"' wv ''"'' WIN
',, ,>
-, oo'"'' '"ueN OUT
49,, .""F.' NV" W
"''p.. ."eu ''' !" upper
,,"''' NV '''''
''" p'p'." =" '""'a"' "'tse
''"',' o"' ' '"'"e' "'n"pP "'p'e"
W "''p '.sh" ''oo,'" "'au" great
W '"''p. NY !" Sh"r' flHht
~ nu'.s. O.e i.rII
S'hRi"o u
''" '"'"''. ''rc"" o". i'""'''' HcAo~p
10 "'ooN' Nake' single" 10 lei'' "d-
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home and -four games abroad the cham
pion TO DE decided by the total winning
percentage OF the two schedules.
lie says that an arrangement could
he made whereby the profits could be-
divided among both players ana club
owners. according to the percentage they
had At the end Of the season
Ban Johnson, President ., the Ameri-
can League and one - the three men,
hers Of the National Baseball Commis-
sion, In an Interview given ouA at chi
caGo. declares that ~ any OF the mem
hers of the Giants or Athletics insist on
covering the world's series for the news
papers that they are IN danger Of being
barred from playing. The ,;!st Of the
talk IL that the players Will have to
40 one thing or tho other-piay or write
there being no possibility OF them be-
ing allowed to ,io both.
In discussing the matter he said:
III Connie Mack wants a chance to
So into the. worlds series with I'm,
GIANTS without the services OF Frank
naher and Eddie Collins he may do IL.
me players have been instructed not
20 write or "a give the Impression that
they arc writing FOR the papers. and
II they ienor" the request punishment
win he found"
'onhie MACK, MANAGER " the Ath-
ieucs, had his attention called To the
statement made by Manager Mc<iraw al
the Giants that II they got an cyea
| break In luck that the New Works would
capture the series The quiet Mr. Mack
replied that luck or no luck" his side
would win. An the luck In tho worl
can't stop us II the way he puts it
Although In tho majority of csses the
betting both mere and in Philadelphia Ia,
slightly favored tho home team. accord,
ms TO reports from other cities. any
wagering that has been done has becI
at even money
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hnlorxs -uld Rem. ia. G-acila l0s black
Toney, llJ; i''-gs l2o BingMrs, l22
THIRD RACE -sll.x three year ODDS and
upward. six furnnss Aifr.l ", ys Curl ~
100. Maria g., To-; King obminan. lVS 'rhrre
Links, 1t; Mimorios. i05; WeyAnokc. 100; Tl~
Reach, io1, Ehis, los. Pay S.rsk. 100, BACK
Lay lOo Presumption lM.
Nl KrH RACE-Haudicsp: lou,s'ile cup;
two mikes. Beautiful. ", AM Por. loi Al.
soundsr. iol 'luts, 10. Mgr, Ma.t lW
Cousin I'ru~, i0d Melton h,rec' lOT. FLts
Fna H.,
FIFTH RArE--liaudicsp Louisville tl,rec
yeaI ods and M. mile ami q sxtcenth --Benanet,
~ SrIaT,e. ~ IN, Widow MuOn loi Done
rail ,0s, Formulation, l,~; Ssmi II. Meyer, lOs
SIXTH RACE sunl three .yeaI,olds aus
~, Jimmie CHI. iui Joe hirboid. i08. Nun
lOS; Just hed ION; Winning Witch. loo
wthis. 100; Sonsds, ITO IRISH Gent ~maa. ITO
sApprutie 81 ,Wance olainlel Tyack tart
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE RACE TRACK, Oct a.
The entries for to-morroH's races are
as follows.
FIRST RACE -Selliug, twoNear olds. one milt
--'Hohon, 20; Patience lol saiie Jouru'i, ioi .
Yankee Tree. 1U3. Candy BOX. 1913. Dr. SIIlel
los: lndoence. 100 Ambition, los. su,tiDe,
100 Beloc. no, Lindare, no. Brigs Brother, III.
SECOND MACE -uspalesp. tsV year olds. n
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Bout In Tent Near Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. S,-Kid Ash and
Grant Clark, welterweighs. fought nj
teen fast rounds in a tent near Elm
wood. "A suburb, The veteran Ash put
up game battle. but Clark clearly
gained Z clean decision over him.
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4eeeeell, Psis Geeusds, double. header,
&0r,x. oiAsts u. ytiAdSYIA .-Adn. - i.
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4 TOT knowing when he's licked y q
III speciality Of JeanOtteis. II has
= AAYed him In aAYAeal hard nGhtl


III speciality Of JeanOtte's. II has
saved him In several hard hRhts.
There's no quit In HE makeup. In Paris
AcVey knocked Jeanette down twenty
four times Twice Joe wAa out cod At
the bell and was revived In his corner.
And when he resled out at the beginning
Of the fiftisth round Mcvey. lifted from
his chair. tottered toward him and, hold
Ing out his hands. said: Joe. you win.
can't 20 any further
Jeanette and Langford ars among the
cisverest fighters In the world, entirely
aside from their remarkable physical
htness for nshtins. Both are GIANTS In
strength. Langford In the hardest hit
ter. lie has one Of those old fashioned
things designated az n "wsllop." Jean
cite IL trihe faster. a bit more Of a
boxer. wearing. tlreless fighter. lie
seldom wins quickly when against a
first class man. Tho two. terrific slug-
gse and wary. careful fighting boxer
make an interesting study In ngftins
style.
Reports from the Garden claim = very
unusual advance sale OF tickets for to,
nights bout