The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1908, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD. MONDAY. JUNE 15, 1908. THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YO EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN Tremendous Growth {In Pop- ularity of Athletics Shown! by the Record Crowd That | WARM ONES FROM THE SPORTING GRIDDLE CHAMPION RUT COMING HERE FOR BIG CYCLE MEET | = Iter Rutt, the champion cycle raceg of Germany, who, with John Stol, wort Inst year's six-day grind at the Gardea, Battune NELSON HAS JUST BEGUN HIS HARD TRAINING FOR THE MATCH with GANS . ENGUSK Joon Bun , EXKCHAMPION ATHLETE will probably come over to this countey very shortly for the purpose of taking part in the Grand Circuit national championships, which have been revived this season owing to the new lease of Ife the summer cycle raciag game has develoned. Rutt will not be here in, time for the ope: SPORTING PAPERS SAY OF THE WORLD ,15 OUT AGAIN Ing meet at Madison GETTING INTo SHAPE —TO Trim PALE Caen ek M a Ley eel fe i IS ExpActer or ot fourth 34 | e Attended N, Y. A. C. Meet) : events at Asbury Park, See on Saturday at Travers THE YANKEES Take ts hot the only ‘forelen star whe will have a trv for the national ehame j y 7 a pionship. Several other European cracks, Including Piard, Dorflinger and Schile hee Island. | ling, and possibly s will also take q 2 K « THE ONLY F; the Journey. Herry Mayer reached this. by AR. NANDERBITS “peAd ONE * THAT lo side of tie pond @ week ago, and went HE i. 1 meets held >; - « . frect to Salt Lake City, where he ts t Fy semi-annual meets y | *WorTWEAST EveR“Comes BACK npete age the best professtonal f the N.Y. A. C. at Travers) Gatvoes_ore (9 THE cat. ) dirHararin eurhentrienucen iueicncentes oa Ielaz.i may be taken as the WITH THE the Garden next Monday night are veryt pulse of American uthletics. A fom GRAND Pei ; 2. heavy. Tsaniks oan be obtained at room ' years ago only a scattered crowd ap- iy ee sie —_— | Y peared. Saturday eighteen thousand * people packed the stands and pushed 5 | nay ae SWAT MILLIGAN’S NEW BAT f around the track. Fully half of that De crews crlesso cat umis uae ane aa ON LUKE M’GLOOK’S LAUGHING BALL © an occasional glimpse of an athlete, business, felaie: Of ‘the, Ath ry A. A. while thousands actually didn’t see a BY JOHN Por POLLOCK. of the ano Pope tne club, in the ‘ ; Sear eter | ay but only listened for the | JN the next few weeks it 1s expected | (is) eee a, B. Bulger, curve close to the batter's nose He | Ps expected coup until the last hal f CED GOA WEE CA I that every fight club in town but | fis ‘Ubpoltent "em Sa soetise sneparcacat: worked It s0 successfully in one game | Of the seventh inning, yelling and cheering that announced two will close down for the summer, | {74 Jy Waeke wen cas as a try-out that his opponents | The bases were a at GO Gai and f r all, So far |” — Ka orld: busted every button off their shirts in| Milligan sauntered othe pan, | the finishes, Yet the patience of this | put will open again in the fall. So f® | cnariey Harvey, manager of Owen Moran ae iene ag | The crowd noted with consideravle q 3 ing. I have|the Maple A. C., New Polo A. A. and|ine tie Hnglish featicrwelgnt’ last nignt In your opinion who was the| the laughing orgy, which also spre f LEIS ATE Consolidated A. C. have shut their | cabled to Moran notity that he had toltevecwal curiosity that he carned his bat In a j seen it surpassed but once during the | goors, The Brown Gymnasium A. A. | founds at Coffmats: Mest oa Cat, |] sreater ball player, Swat Mill- case. Not until he saw McGlook spray eighteen yeare in which I have stud-| will hold their stags in the future at | of, babor Day afternoon | eae Il prob: Ss RP es F SJ | can or Luke MeGlook, ef the sibs! scald the laughing gas did he f their summer home at Rockaway, While | next month, #0 as to have plenty of time ~ e ove. k Jed athletic sports. That single oc-| ‘helr summer home af Hockeways Saath [in wile to ‘tral tor "ihe Big oS : | Swamp) Spiders McGlook suddenty turned pale and i easion was at Athens on the aay of | De MAY oe a union A.C. Roman| An attempt will in a few days to! oe — | JACK GALLAGHER, perceptibly trembled. That atecly { p * 5., | cline Dat betwe amy Murphs, the : e = (aie bo ety res Reba Labe tes aia A. C., Whirlwind A. C., Olymple te a Harlem titer. and Grover Hayes ot nile 1 Walton av., Bronx, N.Y. SE AIRaital ay ao See Bie 5 Dool . C. an ny ere A. C. lelphia, to be decided at the rmory A re nh the et - f roads where the runners would pass, est BeSteely Sen Coe Bate at | cp ofppagton. in A few Weeks, The imeit | ter had made up his mind. and stood there until late in the after-| mn, meirmotn A. C., in the Bronx, and ager Murray. to a fikat “for I am glad that you called my at- McGlook began to wind up, and then noon, uncomplainingly, just to catch ®/ the Coliseum A. C., in Harlem, are the Mgainst Stat weeks tention to McGlook, Mr, Gallagher, Milligan slipped his bat from the case. , fleeting glimpse of the winner as he! only two clubs that will continue to Murray wil Grover sto for he 1s well-remembered in Sage- Just as the ball whizzed toward the plodded by on his wey to the Stadium. | run here all summer, as thelr club- | ‘#cxle Tommy. burg to this day as the inventor of the miatenthalcrowdlanthave impeach ths Halt million people composed that) houses are well ventilated and cool. When boxing 1s resumed, again, at Parts Laughing Ball, a curve which was de- bat of destruction. Swat's scheme 2 Athens crowd and ninety thousand sat en funk “Everything if a gamble. Another J signed to cruah the ambition of Swat mas exposed, ae = waiting In the Stadium itself. Miab mat & — e week may see something decisive.” Milligan, the peerless er of the in the dead of night he had made @ © 2% "No halt a million will ever so to| match’ for the whow tone Meld by the. BY VINCENT TREANOR. aes ; BeikentOak Dat oti) somarenasa Deaimioihewananes 3 Travers Island. At least, iet it be hoped | OF the might of June 2}. He has secured) gti og Cuariey ACE-GOING regulars are still all je Jockey Club has removed the The Swamp Spiders had crawled up supplements, and had decorated it that the N. ¥. A. C. will erect grand- | pugillst: to try conclusions ina twelve-round | Champion, wi At sea over the new anti-betting | News censor front the telegraph office If in the race and were threatening the with extracts from Joe Miller's joke e stands capable of holding at least, a | joitet MS pounds. temple venve Ue any %. ‘They have been exchanging |*t the track. The censor first asmumed H sogition of the invincible Poison Oaks. took, as welll as a few chuckles trom majority of the spectators before ath- | WHIT, 8 Pam hatte ventalnuseien opinions on its ultimate effect on the | TIS eons: 2 net Trey came to Sageburg to play a de- Dockstater, Lewis, Ross, et ais. That panera tertalsy eect neat acrvell ony, [voseent a | : sport without any satisfactory conclu-| ROviraoms SrArte lat year amie the | ciding series, and as Swat was ab- Was guaranteed to kill any impend- twenty) that turned out for the N. ¥.| sam Langford, the colored light mfadie-| pgyimJeftiies 18.00 Be, sions. Some think the game 1s dead transmission of each Face to newspape sent one day on account of being a ing laugh in the world, and It did. As _ A. C. games proved the otis Been eS? Boston, has @ Rood chance of get. Owen Moran aud Abe A and done for, others bel that after | fifteen t y minutes: 9 delegate to the Democratic conven- the Laughing Bal) came up Swat's € . Fromth In Pop tae yenres Two pears | Racha! at, Jim Cotfrothis, club at Colma, | ith fen semanas ; a temporary lull things will right them-| Hit was done tof ste ators ref Fp tion, the Spiders got away with the ¢ looked ike a slice of grape trult, we from'now, if the American team wins | Barry.’ the “chicago” hea welt, tn thelr | fled at gave In their} selves, The present outlook is bad for! sults” Now the races are sent over the § tirst game. Hearing of this Swat has- and with one vicious swing he landed 5 in London, another confident lot of six-round battle sate Fairmont Ac of fight, h f GOs Eech the betters. While the police patrol the | wire as soon as filed. is has caused tened to the rescue. on the mirthful ball) There was a ree « American athletes will be | preparing | taining hard just outaile of Boston and Is | give so) for Jeffs services courses, as they did last week, betting | the firculation of varlous rumors that ¥ 5..¢ before starting Millian was/ The Laughing Ball Appealed to | sounding whack as the ball sped +t for the trip tO atnene IMO. And ‘by | Confident he will put Barry away | Will be comparatively light and carried | hy ns’ poolrooms, It would not ba fj informed that McGlook had Invented Swat Like This. toward the fence fhat time the crowd that wiil turn out| jack cittfort, the limhtweleht fiehter, of |, Aithoush Pack on at a risk of spending some pleasant | surprising if the poolrooms get nec- fa new curve intended for his especial With a weird. uncanny “ha! ha!" SE ee ey Per aeteaunienul te itling Nelson, afew monthe ago, |e Badger, A weather In jail Rut w pasars information. as of oll now that H destruction, As is well known Milll-| Milligan knew that his dignity aa | the sphere tore through the forest ad- e [sland caret, American athletic. club | haf Just alana} articles nget noliceskeepat Tl/tor business with anybody. Seratches, [| San Kept a corps of secret service | well as reputation was at stake. and | Joining. and that was ine last seen of % takes the trouble of building a struc-| {)"(% pulled off wt Bureka, (a tne 2h Bingham afford ¢ so many of | j and all information may be f[/men to unearth all such conspiracies | he set about to get an antidote for ally * ture to rival at least the stadium at | Ciftond tought a kreat battle eainat Nelson ‘ best men track daily |ha nee unless rule 1s Pagainst him. The curve in question] the Laughing Ball. All night he pon- | The rule was stil In vogue that a Harvard ee tee vos pmenO | Neon way, 8 ave oF avennesk otf f was the “Laughing Ball." Jered over the subject, and just at | runner could keep scoring inti! the Gans would a y ne : 4 by the 7 aa 3 vas recovered, but through an a of the overwhelming crowd at 5 Pete erect na be oN es on i: © vartous racing It was thrown by the uee of Jaughing | daylignt the problem had been mas: all was re er mit thr I Pia died aah CAS SS TEN CLA ee BS EE Ch ENG he problem lies | Qything Up their Peas which MeGlook would spray on] tered. Swat then fell Into a heavy pense senag Of, mares eau ead son : ¥; 5 inal One a6 mi fect the sphere from a small atomizer | slee tented hime! with 1% ns, and smoothly and promptly. This shows | | produce som a court ey are painfully quiet \ Br OP Haniretucnedatonth fticaticonval the wisdom of having such things tn GRAVESEND ENTRIES. MONTREAL ENTRIES. See Sta ev migh worse than [| Which he carried tn his hip pocket. When the Spiders lined up for their | t t fo the! political ; jhe hands of real athletes instead of i i the sugges an of John F Mad- Tne tendency of the curve was to| game with the Polson Oaks Mce- | tion, where he arrived in time to cast +! OCS tt i REE e Sra a. Associa ish the field and reduce the ‘ause the batter bres C - | Glool 1 y ped e eadly | D's vote. excitable officials who know little about| GRAVESEND RACE TRACK, June yeiat to Tr ‘pri and move OF thle Te at Da NLGn SHARDS CHUB Eon FoalhG cameleon te Vata Urecms ens cer lara evar sa earau hacen ekwaaitne the game. Jerry Mahoney, club cap-/15.-The entries for to-morrow's races FAL RA‘ 1 he popu 6 fits of laughter and thereby fail! atomizer into his hip pocket and a| _ Meaion ‘ : tain, and a competing athicte himself,| here gre as follows Lo Rep weenie OTD ft a nde r these con- hit the all. McGlook, being an |r ant leer lighted his siniste: | “tme McGlook to whom you refer, Harry Lyons, lieutenant, and once a, FIRST | RACB—Two-year-olds; are as follows | eee ed ie alent panes B accurate thrower, always kept this | 1 He had no opportunity to spring | Tack BOZEMAN BULGER r quarter-miler, and Coach Bernard {about six furlongs, ar oN oWs val c eto the tracks, Ea aes Weters ran off the meet. Bag Waters: nese y 2 — 427 High Range — LTHOUGH no world's records) i! e A were broken, the meet was a! y great svocess In an athletic way. | © John Flanagan, getting in four fair! @ hammer throws tn his new three-turn| ‘ @ style, made 1 feet— championship @ performance anywhere In the world, and a mark that only his closest rival Matt McGrath, is at all likely to sur- pass. Flanagan has back into! j splendid athletic condition, and will) undoubtedly make a record this year, unless McGrath beats him to ft Harry Hillman, to show up those wise croakers who have he is on the down trail, ran the uarter « of his career, Ht epee: three yards. He was beaten five by the big handicap men in 48 onde. That means that Harry {thin two yarde of that time. close to 49 second is is fast to put him at the . ad of the quarter-milers to-d Ray Ewry machine! feet thr rters one-quart n inch did a week ago In the ts. HL @ systematic training method, and it always works, { Bruno Soderstrom, of Sweden, shoved how dangerous the dants of the ancient Vikings lette rly easily a the bar "w Martin She | A unique feat the discus throw ©. The inexpert ¢ noticed that Horr 132 feet, withou iscus f Ing now in from a st-nd vanced, and will make a new will stand for year substitu’ list letes. who haven't @hance of point w been placed in the tirst But not even an “Olympic © can be impartial all the time. — | %, SQUIRES, of \ustralla, 15} he showed some of the long looked | i tor by sticking nearly eight rounds before being put out rommy | t Burns. Paris is sa come new est mile alized yards sec- inv: ter us he team selection have ommitt proving. “class” thusiastic over the poor Squires will ha Efe other cine 1 It was a_ fore ft Burns would put Squ.res expocted the Aus ala—so. seven 9 while it make him a grea dus styl-s, of -knocko him since his world war Jack Johnson was sitting di at the rink side. Jack mus Bed rock. Ualess something turns soon there'll be a new bell voy on the b somewhere. elng a bell boy !s a Wetoric trade among fighters. Boer Unhols, Tor my Burns, Young Ketchel and. other famous impresarios of the fet have been hops in thelr day. € yankee *rontant Chepontuc Kose Beaumont FOURTH RACE INDEXED oo T. BURNS TO MEET 6 69: me fast gallops were noted to- GALLOP FORM. ——_——— ; At Gravesend. _ || At Sheepshead Bay. GRAV END, June 35. (Special to The Evening World.) local track was fast and SHEEPSHEAD BAY June 15.—The track was in splendid trim to-day, and ‘2 day. The best follows some good workouts resulted, The best AR aides Bicsl| le JULIA. POW Five furlongs in noted were SHOOND RACE—Four-yearolds and up; Dan De} SYD? 8. W., June 15—A 0.24, 0.43, handily. Nice 7 SANDPLPER—Five furlongs in 1.08, the Kensington Steeplechase Handicap; about 14s Peart NS Ee ol work handily, Had speed. twolrailes if “pict By here has been ar- | es saRACINESA—One and one-eighth 67 COUNAY FAIR—Five furlongs in 40 Dick Shaw. ...cccceeee 130 way, Tanged for a fight between Tommy miles in 024 3:5, 0-4 1, 142, os Ts, LOL 25, handily. A" Very 85 ie 56, handily. In good _ _ nice. el Ss (204) Thistle Dat puaueees nar, Burns, heavywelght pugtlist, and | _ OR GIRL-Six furlongs in 0.25 61 SBA CLIFF—Pive furlongs tn 0.48 2.5, 0.49 1-5, 1.16 iandily, a 1.01 2. andily. ry nice work. ont Jim i Weather, | Bill Squires, the Australian fighter 491-5, 1.1 andily; Hos 3Y WOLP-Sx furlongs in lat, te |The contest will be for « purse of) __ pp, Se mnivanrurlanpanineoest ie ezing. At his best i and is to take place in this city O49 , driving. Not up to |" BIS BR eeven mucUnlen es) Ate ate 2 DRY DOCK STAG TO-NIGHT. curing the visit of the American bat user “on WOE race. : i August MASQUE-Six furlongs in 117 3-5, /55 ROYAL, TOURIST—One mile in 1.32, (405) King Cobalt inatinnonenindecositedt| (a A eres in 0.24, galloping Alfred No Only one stag 4s scheduled for to- LEAS tule Sho 68 sur furlongs in | 68 igri AROBERT—S!x furlongs in Fond Heart ° eld by the Dry Do a ma tween Burns gs She ie ready, | 12), breezing. In good form. a9 Tent Australian boxer, who | 65 —Four furlongs in 0.48! 94 FITZ’ HERBERT-—Five furlongs in re The princip: aes Mel- Is about due. 145, breezing. Looks well Fire Stone. be Jack Britton, W@S yy Jack Johnson at 3 63 ix furiongs in 0.25, 0.61, |66 RUMBSIE—Six furlongs in 1.2, breez- e Julta Powel ger, of Deny bourne last year ndily. In great form. ing. Lots of speed. i Nimbue ghts. They i | 62 Six furlongs in 0.24 2-6,/64 CRACK SHOT—Six furlongs in ay eid tee hy 108 Jesides this bou el 1.19, ganoping. Never 117 2-5, handily (BBSIRROSUOIEO Eres Ae 5 between g00 | |e HILLSIDE—Three furloress in 0.23, HOUNTHO RAGE vei ealoapifone: milevand ————— POLITAN—Six furlongs in 0.35, handily, Has speed. | Pittocntn —— AMATEURS ARE HAVING Dreezing. In good trim, ° 97 SIXTY —Three turlongs in 6.35, hands a E—Four furlongs in 024, | 2 ly. Ray Ss 2 a Nev ot |67 COL, WHITE—On Se fa 0.60, 1.16 GSH) stamina AROUND THE BASES. A MERRY STRIFE IN oa OE EU EVAR Ro ENCE ES Ls 26, 1493-5, handily. Never bette SERED Sere POPULARITY BATTLE. | GILT-Onal one-quarten |@unAbID WATHE--One smile sin lt PTH RAC haat (ot 118 35, UM.) _ pep TCOAT—Four furlongs in 0.48 i « rt i not a pop! BY mies handily. Real nice filly, ossivly your team is not a popu 4 in| 68 MONOPIST—One mile in 144 2-5, tr one. Yor ae curlonga rain andily. Has his speed. ‘ Maybe it {s Ot pm O48. LOG, ariving, Is tm-|¢§ PONTON—One mile In 144 3-5, hand- i i a See DrOV IN Bye eae ree J fly. Was never better. Probably it 8 WAV REST ngs INt 3 CLLIOQUY—Six furlongs in 1.16 : THE 1 ving. I ot act well. breezing. She is ready money. f you don't J 8 JAMES B. BRADY—Six furlongs in) ¢ IENNE—Four furlongs in 0.49 re going to Osi De cas Us MRe ee) ily. Coming to form, e goinK r phos Se | a2 —One mile in 143) 3-5, World con 38 ANGELUS—Six furlongs In 0.23 | sexing, Has early speed, ero nost popular hand In very |g STAMINASIx furlongs In 40 1-5, 1.15 ty Now York 1 9 i-5, breezing. She is at her best, . “7 ‘One mile in 0.24 0.6, 67 SPOONER—Six furlongs in 1.14 2-6, ndily good form, handily He ts in good trim. up to amateurs and your | % ree furlongs in| yy RELLO-—Four furlongs in 049 2-5, 0 get busy handily, Has handily. Shows speed ‘ vane ona speed | MANDELLO—Four furlongs in 0.49 Fay Meta ‘ 5 « BUSY RIGHT Now? “BIG BBN in 0.61, | » handily, Will soon do. *Apprer en fance. Masta B y u Thi I. Cc, COR n furlongs tn 0.24 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. E 1 Wash'ton 5, 1907 GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO. DAY Two eames. New York at Ci Boston at adelph World teur 0.49 8-5, 1.15 3-5 1.20 1-5, hance good trim. tDALL-Six fu ving longs Here and condi- ily. LATONIA ENTRIES. ening World.) (Special to The 8 Seven furlongs RACE TRACK, ..¥., Jun t s are offered—$100, $5 NIA RACE TRACK Yo. Ju Apageaaeeriare: ra i mt > 15.-Following are the entries for te ipme! j O51 norrow am equipmen the i ne Ss Tir | at Neen 9) STAME x furlongs = pinsT RACE-Five furlongs; selling. O48 3-5, 1.15, handily. Lots | ¢xyronda, 103: My Lady. F 108: Gea. yotes will be counted unless f speed. a Vas Malcoon,” 108; *7he rr the offi b UMONTOU Four furlongs iss) 103; Challe y Nelson, |! e ballot will be printed on Page Very speedy, [Tonevale, 108 nt Lace, 108; Violet Pe xf the Noon Edition, whjlo the ANK LORD—One mile in 1.47, | #91; 108 ery It of the ballot an the standin oreezing. ". Dandy ¢ the clubs will be prin in the = Ry aren 105; Palamon, | i : iH Two Races for Cameron. | Dis Geneva (8. 103 Je Trsh-A merics C. blke at Bitter Sir, 100; Joe Moser. —_ - din Valisburs aterdi Joh: jecke Financier, 110 : Frank” Cramer and Eddie Root wan the | , HRD RACE. Seven furlongs: selling Intercollegiate Champion. | Eitwa" tor professional er M 100: Mattle Mack, 10 me, Polo Grounds, Tuesday, —— AUT Vivertne, 107; Georme, “young. ing’s, War jemtna, nE. MoMitian Yale and | Basebell. Pole CR Ecc =, Sylvan Belle, 107; Belltoone. 10; ented a8 P.M. Gi AC eh BOCs 1S tte, 112; My Queen of the Roses, 108; | epwa MAY SPOONER THE Mazonia, 107; Royal Artillery, 107; Captain. AMUSEMENTS, Fearwon 110 : atest of Manica HTH RACE—Five furlones; the Hi ‘ight. Smartest pe ve al Comedies. Harold Stakes, —Michael Angelo, 108: Direct Ffclas: HERALD 80 MS: Rosebure 11, 11: ‘Tramp Fast. 105; a mataea 5 Whieetite Tfa:! Won Buelow nor wa. BY atinee Sauray, 218. py ats, Wed, Sai Wed. Mat. Heat Seata $1, PICTH RACE —Aeven furlongs: well ney ; arr Fiancer 10% Hazelthorpe, ote Onste, aot, f AE WOLF var LYRIC Ot ner Hu 108) Meade Hreeze, 112; M ss By Eugene Walter, 424, W. of B'way, ome. 103; Bonnie Bard, 107) Huerfan © Fitch's C Com LY M7; Hannibal Rev, 108: Deuce, 112; Nat Gly dee itehle Grenticomeny a) ID AN, wre: ne MERE ar Conatstiae pees, | GIRLS 92° tose 2s 2, oe reer eae erat eueatstennthl | Bea nSLIS Male: Wet A Seb. Uae m E—Raineanwe te: bade tindun Ul ie hid: Mat Sat, mC 100. Sahn Louies ton!” Apunky Tos: Ben: ‘ASINO etter p10: Bale 100.0 me thorn lee, Nr SAM BERNARD i mre re atalmnison, | 1 TMirger 160 ‘Tyrol, 102; Atentian, 108; Flor: ftp Nearly © Here. ae *Apprentice allowance claimed. = | —_——SEmiceme Con Mason Hing Hour | ‘enw re AMUSEMENTS. Saree ‘Goan : RO CNS Ee » Hera, Ona tase GOLONIA boys im Sehoake HAMMERSTEIN’S #24 8t & 1 way wood) jonks Mat.Dally, 250. ALHAMBRA I Mat.Dally = 4 BY Ey a SAVOY"3,55, SE eg Tf HENRY MILLER, The Servant «fi, HOUSE jatthewa & Ashley, tet Williams & Walker, McDowell #7 enzle-Shannon Oo 3 Soscarys, Others” 8. At Ris AND MAT. DAILY DOW STAIRS IN VICTORIA (full ROOF Root Bill), afc. and 3c. CORA LIVINGSTON, WORLD'S CHAMPION LADY WRESTLER, WIL meet different lady opponents: each performance. ee me ALEXIA, Horace Goiden, The 4 Forda, ASS'TB PLAY BRS poole nia aoe St Circus, Spissel NICKERBOCKER, _B'way & 88th at. & Mack, The 5 Mustoal Ay se eee ATS Mat, Sat, Onde 2.15, nd NEW FEATURDs Harry Tate's Including TI Y. Motoring’ &Collins & fart COHAN "ince | . ADWISSION FREE \JARDIN de PARIS AOR ES EXCEPT. ON | ae Sew EVE, Sohuoay & Sua, FOLLIES GF 1908, FREE SHOWS, At All Times. |New Amsterdam Mats | Wm. H. Reynolds, Pres, Take Iron St'mboatay Henry, W. Original. Produ ee ‘The Merry Widow “Pie, its STEEPLE Coney Island’s CHASE| Funny Place Most Gigantic Steel Amusement — Beructure, in the World: Ne OTHERS cit, NEW YORK govy'a | CARLE in "MARY'S! CAMB, KEITH & PROCTOR’S 4 ith AVE.Bva Tanguay, “The Nak Empire City Quartet. Dally Mat. Trariem to Luna p08 rainy the" Subwa: Sth ST, Beautiful: Morgan & ¢ LUNA. on Bypress. The Buowes| Students, Daily you to, Atlanuc. ay. Beach “ix, {idlyn. ana hen THE, |ter, to” the Tyee press. BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC HALL ‘A week that will chase away the cobwebsy CRG 2" ea ‘THE MERRY-GO-ROUND’ | | By. “Wel. & Sat, 2.80, Lily Lena, Adelaide Herrmann, Rice & ‘ASTOR FIETH IG OTH 80. | evonts Geo. C.. Boniface & Berth Wed. Mats. BOc. 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