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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

Fernest Armentor $l0303; Jno.
Anglers 1904; Il. =. Broussard
2.56, j. s. Brown 2.34; 7. X.
Burke 7e; Mrs. Il. M. Bonnette
LBS; Il. Oscar Broussard $500;
w. l.. Burke $3.50; M. Il. Church
Parsonage SIG; Epiphany church
300: Episcopal church, Rectory
1870; Star Pilgrim Church 1913;
st. James Church 1915; st. Pauls
church $500: Leon Conrad $500;
Mrs. Il. c. Culpepper 1927; Par
ish of iberia 1888; DIR. I. +.
Conrad 1882; Chatham Construc-
ton Co, $500; w. J. Condor
1928; Cosmopolitan Saloon
1890; n-Magnolia House
$4.44; Standard Oil Co., 800; J.
o. Cox $3.50; Conrad Drug Co.
~ 80; l.. CASTOR Dauterive $1.71;
Frank 2. Delahoussaye 1858; X.
+. Delahoussaye $l3.64; Do
mingue Bros. re; Geo. o. Du-
perier $40; Mrs. +. s. DeGen-
eres 1894; Drago Bros. $1.75;
Lizzie Dominique Zoe; Cora Ferry
$4.32; Emile Gajan $l.69; Bach
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE NEW |
wATERWORKS
II. G. Broussard $S0.15; Robert
Brown $4,000; Bourbon Copper 4
Brass Works $500; Paul Cor
dova $53.5s; Texas Oil Co.
$2s6s.39; Ahrens 4 OFT Mfg. Co.
$93.M. p. l., Renoudet Lumber
Co, s7,9s; Electric Appliance Co.
$500; Westinghouse Electric
Mfg. Co. 1916; Bonner Oil Co.
$lS6.0l; Interstate Electric CO.,
(Note) $29s.99; Electrical Supply
Co. $64.27: II. w. Johns Manville
Co. $l63.l9; G. II. Cambre Oil
Co. $115.32; Southern Coal Co,
(Note) $27371; Tropical Oil Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
BRANCH TO TRUCKERS AS
ISOLATION.

Last SUNDAY morning Messrs.
+ J. Carstons. president of the
iberia Parish Truckers Assooia-
ton. Secretary John Schwing,
Fred Deeuir. Edwin Broussard
and Frank Decuir all Of this City
chartered an automobile for
trip TO the hustling little com
munity of LoreauvilIe. having ac-
cepted an invitation from a mum
her of the citizens TO help them
organize a branch 70 the main or
panization. There were about
one hundred citizens in waiting
when the party arrived. The or
ganizatlon resulted in Hon. Jno
ID Valet being elected president
John BONN. vice president Il
Mes'ayer. secretarNtrcasurer with
the following gentlemen comprIs
ing the Board of Directors Messrs
Louis u. Broussard. J. Il. Woe
herghs. Dave Rose. Fernand Mes
tater. Jos. Oubre. NJ i. BreauN
Edmond Broussard Euzohe hu
GAS and Leon Brauuet Mr. G,
j. tarstenS then addressed the as
scmhly making an impressive tall,
on the possibilities of Truck II
this section and the good news
that the Frisco officials had assur
ed the Association that buyer
would be brought in here for th'
purchase of potatoes and other
products AZ the proper time. II,
also advised that Strawberries
should DO planted for the market
which world yield handsome re
turns to all who made an earl,
crop. Hon. Edwin Broussard was
then invited to say u Few words
on Truck culture and impresse,
those present with the uecessit,
Of changing the crops TO some
other more profitable under the
present condition of tariff legisla
ton. Mr.. John Sehwing al
dressed them on the necessity oI
building mp strong organization
explaining the duties Of the sec
arr-treasrrer. As a whole tn,
meeting was success and 10
rpauvllle promises TO have even
stronger organization than tn,
one in New iberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
noor Now Iberia. Louisiana, has

near New IBERIA, Louisiana, has
been received.
IN enclose. herewith, for your
pcrusal. copy OF an edltoilal aP
poarinp IN the New Orleans
Times Democrat of the f,th IN
slant. | send It to show the IN
forest which is being manifested
IN the establishment of tins pro
posed demonstration farm.
In vour letter YOU state that
Professor Dodson has been III
,;tod to come to Washington Tor
consultation on this subject I
shall he extremely Obliged \"
Won if. duinr his stay here YOU
viii lo, mo know when ! can call
ON Won and Dr.. nodson, at
timo convenient to both OF You
ca os to ascertain Just what the
Departmont contemplates doln'
IN this respect
fea''"' Wv .,.;,.,
establishment " A..
rs has been s'9F'S, '" ,,.,,a
tonte'leo' mayor " , - L,,
backed up. as We w '''''''' ~
the eh'lre P'ol'e ~ we we = ,,l,,,u,
hooo " '"'' .,u, Lo DO
wish to go operate W. w, =
nar'meht ~ tue 'S' ''''''' ,a,,.,,
TINS P'oP'S''
farm.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
Notice or Teachers Examination

There will be IN examination Of whit.
teachers NJ he New iberia High Scool or
August 4ih. 9th and 9th. The exanina
ton will begin at O'Clock A. NJ. ON An.
gust 4th.
The examination of colored teseher.
will be held nj the cnosed public schoo
of New Iberia on the 7th. Sth aud 9th ol
Aug at This txt NJ nation will begin nj
9 A NJ on August T,h
l.. A. WALLET, Sun erin epdant.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

When the bowels feel uncon
Portable and YOU miss the en-
hilarting feeling that always fol
lows a coplous morning opera
ton, a dose of llERBiNE will SET
you right in a couple of hours
If taken at bedtime you get its
beneficial effect ,after breakfast
next day Price soc. Sold by
Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

RECEII EKSHIp SALE.
RECE1VERSHIP OF THE OPERA
HOUSE Assoc lATION,
10Th Judicial District Court of Louisiana
Paii h of Iberia.

No. GlS2
BY virtue Of commission issued up o
me, the undersigned Re, eli, er, out of the
above said Count, undp, M otdef grant, d
on the lh day of July. 1913.
There will I q sold by he nndersgnt d
Receive, or .,Iuiy att OF gel Public
Auciion.er. FOR CASH tf,t The p,,, pose
OF - liz nv u ,ds to pay d.bts OF Il @
above said corporation and to liqnids 9
its affairs AT Public Aur n. to the last
aud highest hisIier
ON SATURDAY THE 2ap DAY OF
AUGUST 1918,
the property bpiongipg to the abov, id
succession aud describes NJ follows to wit {.
A certain lot of ground sitaa', 4 i, / Q
city of New IBERIA, Le havi Z fro = Of
sixty four feet on the southwest side OF
Main Street by depth OF Oae Hundred
and SeveniyFive f.et, bounded nor, h.
west or alb W. BY lot Of Hiss Ellen John
son or assigns, northeast by Main street,
southeast aud southwest by property OF
William Robertson IT ala nr assigns
p. /, RENOUDET, X. ceiver.
am mack 4 Bronssard, Attys.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
r. +. BROUSSARD,

Washington. G.. July II, III.
Hon. X. +. Broussard, House OF
Representatives,:
In reply TO your letter OF july
9th, ! write to say that we shalt,
of course, be very glad to have
Won here when Professor Dodson
comes. ! have q communication
from him in which he says that
ho will he here about the last OF
this month
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

WASHINGTON. d. C.. July y, 10
Hon. Alpine Fontelieu, Mayor,
New Iberia, La:
Here is letter ] have Just re
ceiyed from the Acting Secre-
tarv of Agriculture, DIR. Il. !,
Galloway,
In view of the fact that FRO
fessor Dodson is to be consulted
about the needs OF Louisiana
from an agricultural standpoint,
let me suggest, with YOUR permls-
sion. that it might be advantag-
eous for n committee Of citizens
from home TO call on Mr.. Dodsor,
prior TO his leaving for Washing
ton. and lay before him the mat
ter of the establishment OF n
demonstration farm ut New he
ria | believe such a call aud
presentation Of the facts would
he productive of good results
Your friend.
r. +. BROUSSARD,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

New IBERIA, july ~, 10
The Board of trustees met tins
dav. Mayor Apple fontelleu pre-
siding and Messrs. Suberblelle and
NIllermin III attendance.
lhe minutes oil the previous
meetings were read and approved
on motion of Mr. Suberblelle, sec
onded by Mr.. Nillermin and car
RED.
Nlessrs. X. S. Mcmahon and
Emile Gajan appeared before the
Board and pr resented a petition
signed by 20 property owners
owning property In the illhl's
described as beginning from the
upper line Of Joe Jefferson prop
crtv to Lietmeyer property pe
,ween the Morgan s LOUISIANA ana
lexas Railroad track and the
.a1ou Teche. asking that section
he not included in the corporate
limits. The petition was READ
and after discussion was LAID over
without action.
II was on motion Of Mr.. Fonte-
lieu seconded by Mr.. Nlllermin
aud carried that prices be solicit
"a for the making Of map show
nc those portions taken III by
he extension Of the City limits,
aud map to be made according
% the titles of record and TINS
natter to be considered at meet
me- to he acid on Wednesday,
fully 10th, 1913.
The following bills We're pre-
;cnted approved aud ordered
laid ON motion of Mr.. Nlllermln,
econded by Mr. Suberblelle and
arried: Armand Broussard, for
,auliny lumber. soc; I. j, Hebert
or harliuy lumber 15c; i Il. Rem
udet Lumber Co. for lumber
s25.71; Joe Corona, for dltchlns
800; j. C. Leblanc. Clerk fol
ecordng bonds aud oaths OF OF
ga of the Commissioners Y6.oo
era Enterprise for PRINT
no briefs for New iberia South
adn Drainage District $1,000; Ne"
Iberia Enterprise for invoice
books and envelopes, letter heads
license cards. voucher book, etc.
1878; Bertrand Lumber Com
pany for lumber 1923, New lbe
ria Foundry for making u DRIFT
,olts. $500. J M. Perry for paint
| ,ng screen in market 5000; W
+. Nillermin for installing lights
in market x26.47; Clovis Lou
| pnp,r DRnWN SECRETARY
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

Nv WI. l'iffl 'ifllf Hl'' ~ W.
Mr.. Hazard Vaughn appeared
before the Board III regard TO tn"
pending suit of himself AGAINST
the Corporation in regard to the
property M the foot OF Bridge
Street purchased hy him, Wherein
he is asking for the removal OF
the Bridge Keeper $ House from
property claimed by him, and
submitted that he would pay to
the City the sum Of 5000 IN
cou,idel alton Of the removal OF
the Bridge Keeper S house to the
opposite side Of the Bridge, The
matter was laid over for further
consideration on motion of Mr..
Suhorbiollc. seconded Ivy Mr..
Nillermin and carried.
The bids for painting Of the
City Bridge were presented and
read as follows Robert Anglers,
5000. \. j. Edmunds for one
coat Of paint 10000 and $500
for two coats; w NJ Cantine
| $4,000.
The bids for repairing Of the
bridge and driving Of piling
were presented and read as fol
lows: j. W. Anglers for work on
hulkhead and piling work
, %332. 80. Y. +. lIerpeche For re-
pair on bridge %d4700; J. NJ.
Carlin for repair on bridge $500 /;
y. G. Routte for repair on
bridge %00S.00 and u. {. Boutte
for work OF piling sos. CO.
After discussion il was moved
by Mr.. Suberblellc. seconded by
Mr.. Nillermln and carried that
The bid Of j w Anglers for work
on bullhead and piling of *332 %
and \. T. llerpeche for repair Of
bridge Of +647 90. all in accord
ance with plans and specifications
on file. be accepted, provided, sat
isfactTv arrangements for the
payment Of this work can be
agreed upon.
The bid of A. ]. Edmunds for
one coat Of paint at 500 90 was
accepted on motion Of Mr. Vii
ltrmin. seconded by Mr.. Suher-
belle and carried.
The meeting adorned on mo
ton Of Mr.. Suberbiele, seconded
lv Mr.. Nillermin and carried.
AbPHE FONTELiEI.
May
G. NJ. Compton. Asst Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

trir Llcht aud Water Works
Plant, and the amount Of service
rendered TO the city which should
he credited TO the Plant, which
request was granted.
Said report IS as follows:
Statement showing amount
which should be credited TO the
Electric LIGHT aud Water WORKS
Plant by the City of New Iberia
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

New Iberia. La. July Is, 13.
The Board Of Trustee met this
day with Mayor Alpine Fontelleu
presiding and Messrs Suberbielle
and Nillermin in attendance.
The following report was re
ceived and read and ordered
spread on the minutes on motion
of Mr.. Villermin. seconded by
Mr.. Sube1bielle and carried
New iberia. July 18th, 13.
, To the Honorable Mayor and
/ Board of Trustees. City of New
Iberia, La:
Gentlemen-We beg to submit
herewith report of our findings III
tho audit Of the New IBERIA Elec-
tlic Light and Water Works
books. which we trust yo'n Wl'l
find satisfactory.
We regret exceedingly that we
are unable TO make more com
pleto report. showing the revenues
Of the plant for the period Gov
cred by audit. but for the reason
of the very poor system OF record
maintained a. this plant II would
be an endless task TO make state
ment of revenues and dishufsr-
meuts in an intelligent manner.
showing what part of the MONIES
spent was for operating expenses
and what part was expended Tor
improvements or otherwise. Iher'
is no question but that all MONIES
received by the plant were dis
bursed in a judicions manner
but the system of accounting IS
autiouated and Inadequate. and
we would recommend an early in
vestigation by your honorable
body. and the adoption OF sNs-
TEN that will comply with Se"-
ton 10. Article 90 of new charter.
Respectfully submitted.
J. T. DEvALCOURT,
| H. J. SMITH.
| Auditors
N ACCOUNT WITH NEW IBE-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
Official Minutes Of Board Of Trustees.

Were for feeding prisoners $3.50 ,
Mrs. John Broussard for collins
for paupers $500 and rent OF
horse for Fire Co. No. /. $l5.oo.
The meeting was then ad-
ioulned on motion Of Mr., Suber-
belle, seconded by Mr.. Nillermln
and carried.
ALPHE FONTELlEu,
Mayor
C. NJ Compton. Assistant Clerk
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

During my term of otI'.e as
superintendent from July 2o'h'
1911, TO July LIST. 1913, ! have
put in improvements, both on the
line and in the Electric llght nnd
Water Works Plant, consisting OF
tho putting up of 90 street lights;
II transformers 81 meters; the
covering Of the roof Of the main
building: the extension of the y
inch water mains TO the Erath
leo House: the installation OF Il
boiler feed prmp. and a street
light regulator, oil at an oNpend-
ture of $l9SO. 81.
Besides the above improve.
mpnts which were Installed,
might mention that at the time
| assumed the office there remain
ed an Indebtedness of approx
atelv 100000. all of which. to
nether with the improvements
/ have been paid so that 1t can
be seen with an indebtedness OF
, 4loS0.S2. makes u total Of
$oosO 90.
The Indebtedness as shown ny
the report of the Auditors is at
present some 4TSo0.OO.
Summing mp the report and
the improvements and services
rendered the CITY by the Plant II
will be seen that the City has re
ceived in service for lights and
water the sum Of 4lSS25. o5i that
the improvements installed by me
amount 10 +4oS0.S2 and the debts
taken care Of during my term OF
Office amounted to approximately
| 5000. 90.
So that If the Plant were cred
i tied with the amount OF service
furnished the City. there would
remain no Indebtedness but u
| handsome sum TO the credit OF
| the Plant.
Respectfully Yours,
u. F. NILLERMlN.
It was moved by Mr.. Fontelleu.
seconded and carried that vote
Of thanks be extended to the
Auditors Messrs. DeValcourt
and Smith for their services rem
dered.
The bill of Mr.. ]. Y. DeNalcourt
! for servi es as auditor amounting
TO $4,000 and of Mr. II. j.
i Smith amounting TO Sl50lW were
presented and approved on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Nillermin. seconded
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19
AN OBJECT IN VIEW.

Sincerely yours,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-07-19

C. NJ. Compton, Assistant Clerk
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
MAN HUNT
PUTS HARRIS
In DRAGNET
Double Of DuttOn Murderer
Caught q Third Time and
Released
NOW AFRAID TO
APPEAR TN PUBLIC

A squad of eight policemen. under
command OF Sergeant Kelleher, in
dulged in another man hunt for
George Dutton. the negro wanted for
murder IN Sussex county. IN the
lneighborhood OF the Union street
woods this morning. After long
and exciting chase the suspect was
rounded up in box car on the Penn
sylvania railroad and after he was
arrested It was found that the nesro
was Charles Harris. who has already
been arrested twice in mistake for
Dutton
AT 10 O'Clock this morning man.
whose identity was not learned. called
mp the police station and said he had
lust seen Dutton enter the Union street
woods going toward Elsmere. The man
was positive that IL was the fugitive
murderer claiming that he was well ace
! quanted with him. As the police last
evening received information that a
man supposed 10 be Dutton had been
seen in the vicinitv OF Wilmington u
was thought that il was very likely
that the man was Dutton. so Sergeant
keleher and eight patrolmen were sent
in the patrol wagon to the woods neal
the end of Union street
The officers formed e skirmish line
and surrounded the woods as close
ly as possible. After a long chase
they rounded up a negro in a box car
on the Pennsylvania railroad which
was being used as a commissary car
by a gang OF laborers working on
the railroad in that vicinity After
the man was arrested he proved be.
yond doubt that he was Harris and
not Dutton. although he bears q striiS.
ing resemblance TO the fugitive negro
He stated that this is third time
he has been arrested and he IS get
ting to be almost afraid TO show him.
self in public. He was. arrested ono,
In Dover.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
FORT DUPONT FOOTBlLL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE ClTN. Del. oct Z. I'm
u we'll played game at Fort DUPONT, the
45th Company defeated the li2th Com.
pany bv the score of - To o. Jordan,
Williams, Dupcan aud Thorn of the
f5th Conpant, and MUTT. Davies. Lin.
dar, Marshall and Smith. of the ll2th
Company played good game for their
respective tennis. Duncan scored both
of the touchdoWns Tor the 95th Conn
pany by two good end runs. The ll2ih
Company showed lack Of practice IN
hrndling the hall. but otherwise they
played good game IN the second
quarter. Mute. Of the ll2th Company
threw Thorn in one play fof the loss
of eight vnrds IN the third quarter
Duncan scored the second touchdown by
IAN end rum of 2S yards Iu the last
quarter MUTT scored Is yards by an ae-
curatc forward pass IN the third quar-
tel Leville took ihe place of Marshall,
,of the ll2th Company.
Following l. the schedule for the
football season at Fort DUPONT: octo-
her 10, i5th 60. vs.. ll2th Co.. at Fort
DUPONT; October IS, Slst Co. VS.. ll2th
leo. al Fort Dupont; October 20. seth
Co vs. l31th Co.. ut Fort DuPont; De-
tolcr p. 45th Go. vs. l3ath Co., at Fort
DuPort; October y. seth Co. IS. Slst
Co. at Fort DuPont; November !. 45th
leo. W.. Slet Co., ut Fort DUPONT No
tcmbrr .. Seth Co. vs.. ll2th Co., at
Fort DUPONT: November s. ll2th Co. vs..
l30th Co.. 40 Fort DUPONT; November
8 10th 60 vs.. ll9th Co., az Fort Du-
Pont. November O.. seth Co. ~. Sist
Co., nt Fort Mott: November IA, 18th
Co. vs. lS9th Co.. at Fort DUPONT;
November ~. 3Oth Go. vs.. ll2th Co.. mt
Fort Mott: November -, Seth Co. W.
45th TO-. M Fort Mott: No, embcr 2S
45th Co. -. Slst Co.. NJ Fort Dnpont
November % seth Co. vs. lSlth Co.. M
Fort Mott; December .. slst Co. Vs
l39th Co.. at Fort DUPONT
Following is the standing of th,
Coast ArfiilprN footbal cn0rc.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
Gossip on World and Live Spo1
BEST WATERS
ARE WITH MACK
Athletics Average -Four Bases
on Balls in Each Game
Throughout the Season

If the team that wins the worlds
championship is to'be the one that
has proved most successful in procur-
ing favors from the pitcher this sea-
son. then there will be general rejoic-
ing in the Quaker City next week and
general gloom in Manhattan.
The Athletics havethis year proved
more adroit in working the hurlers
for transportation than have the
Giants. The Mackmen have been get
ting about four bases on balls in
each controversy this year while the
McGrawites had been obtaining about
three. Up until September first the
American Leagues pace settlers had
received 429 walks of the regula-
ton kind while the National Leagues
leaders had been acquiring $40. On
neither combination was the lead-of
man the individual that had worried
the pitcher most, for the White Ele-
phant who had received the greatest
number of passes Eddie Collins
bats third in the Athletic lineup and
the Giant who had been awarded
transportation most frequently-Lar-
~ Doyle, one of the winners Of the
Chalmers autos in 1912-strikes from
fourth place ia the McGraw align
ment.
Players Who We're Lucky.
Collins has been favored with 76
passes this year, Doyle with 81. How
ever. both George Burns and Eddie
Murphy. the men who lead off for the
teams that are likely to figure in the
next worlds series, have done splen-
didly this season in getting gratuities,
the National Lacquer having obtain
ed fifty and the American Leaguers
g. Other patient and persevering
pitcher workers. are Fred Snodgrass,
Frank Baker and Tilly Shafer. Snod-
grass and Baker each have drawn 46
bases on balls and Shafer has been
favored with 49, Many Of the PASSES
handed j. Franklin Baker, IL Is hard
ly necessary to remark, have been
presented 10 him with malice afore-
thought.
Selecting the best team of of-waiters
from among the players likely TO play
in the next worlds series would bring
about a combination that would have
Mclnnis at first, Collins at second,
Shafer at short, Baker at third, Burns
IN left. Snodgrass In center, Eddie
Murphy in right, Meyers behind the
bat and either Plank or Mathewson
on the rubber. The number OF bases
on balls received by each New York
National and Philadelphia American
League player this season will be
found below.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
TABLOID SKETCHES OF
MACK AND M'GRAW
JOHN J. McGRAw.


1873 Born at Truxton n. y.
1890 Played first professional en-
gngement with Olean. n. "
G-7-S-9-Memher OF the
faomus Orioles. which won several
pennents.
l9OO-.Sold TO ST. Louis Nationals.
managed the team
l9ol--Joined the Baltimore Club ol
American League.
1902-Jumped The league. selling
out Ban Johnson and the Baltimore
magnatos. Went 10 New York.
1903 Finished fourth IN race.
1904 Won National League pen
nant and refused TO play Boston
Americans on account OF bitter feel
ing against Highlanders.
la05-Won National League pen
nant and whipped Athletics for the
worlds championship.
1908 Lost pennant TO Cubs IN n
memorable battle. TIE Merkle incl
dent being born in this hot race.
Finally lost deciding game when the
tie was played on al Polo Grounds.
l909-Finished third.
iai0--Finished second
lyll-Won third National League
penant and lost to Athletics in series
for worlds championship.
lqi2-Won Fourth American League
pennant; lost TO Boston Americans
In series for worlds championship.
19i3-Won third straight and ffth
in all National League pcnnants and
plays Athletics tor worlds champion
ship for the third time.
Evening journal., 1913-10-07
MACK WANTS
SHORT SHIFT
FOR GIANTS
lC0ntinucd from First Paec.l

Continued from First pagcl
mammoth enclosure here and through
out the land countless other thousands
viii hans broathiessly upon the ex-
citing story the sporting extra. the
score-board or the ticked tape viii
tell OF the momentous happenings up
ON which the attention OF the Amer
ican people will be riyeted today.
The elowering skies. which unpro-
pitiousiy dullcd the dawn here today
could not dampen the ardor OF even
those who, forming a rapidly increas-
ing line, braved the chill night air that
they might have early access to the
sale Of seats at the Polo Grounds
Toward the Giants big ball yard
theye had already begun TO stream
last night the advance guard of tho
mighty host which this afternoon viii
invade the great stretch of seats firing
ing the diamond that Us 10 be III,
scene of the beginning Of the series.