The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1911, Page 12

a ARN SL OTT 1 | | 2 Salto ag Alvi AN sind wl i s. Lene nase 4 BESSIE’S MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT By Eleanor Schorer \ i THE ALL IMPORTANT SASH FOR TEACHER LUNCH WITH BOBBIE DETAINED CKING FLOWERS | [FIRST GAME ’ANIENY? Se i| ATHLETICS WIN | HIGHLANDERS. | s M ANENY § PLAN AUTO KILLS BOY The New Summer Models in ; AND tI RH. P.O A. | ; Dabiew, ote. aud 6 8 0 6 ENTRIES KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES 4 Wolter, ff... 0 2 1 1 0 eUade | } ; Hartaell, 3b. bo 8 1 4 | We've anticipat- ; £ Cree, It... 1 4 2 0 ©) ELECTRIC PARK RESULTS. 100-TO-1 SHOT AT TORONTO.| i | i i Knight, 1b (eos Ua eae as || ny | | ; ' ett, . | FIRST RAGE—TireeVeor-Olls and) prrgr RAGH—York Purse, eeliing, | | 2 ed your Summer i Gardner, %. 9 6 2 0 Al upward; selling; fve furlongs, —Gold | mree-year-olds and upward, 900 added: r Johnson, ss. O 1 1 2 9) Cheol, 111 (Grand), 7 to 1 6 to 2 and | gx furlongs—Carriilon, 100 (Olsen), 1; wants. We've bought to : aise jh even, frat; Hertmont, 118 (ivi), § 0 2 | Vreeland, 114 (Page), 2 Lady sybii,’ 102 —— — | Hi Blatr, o.. s+ 0 0 6 1 0/14 to 5 and out, second; John A. tl) (Bryne), 8 Time, 1-6. Iron Queen, a greater advantage than 5 A i by ¢ q| (Dennison), 4 1, 8 to b, 4 to 5, third. . rt rol ‘a 1) Nay | fl Connie Mack's Team Finds |Caldwety p.. .... 9 9 2 1 2) shemningel 4 Sot 8 OO te toe anni Highflown, Planutess, Voltaire, Jim L..) TO Tunnel Under River From) Dies as Chauffeur Races With : — — — = =] Clefte atso ran ‘named, Mutuels paid: Carillon, 27.20] py i ‘ : ever before and we offer ni Caldwell Easy and Walk = | rota... ...... 1 8 2 8 5] SECOND RACIThree year okie snd straight, 10098 Diase. “m0 show. Pree} Pineapple Street, Brooklyn, | Him to a Hospital After : | upward, selling; ebout six and one-half |tand, 8.70 place, 280 show; Lady @ybil, | H Y i i » With Victory, ATHLETICS | furlong —Luotlie R., 1x7 (Peak), 61 to 2,200 show. i Ad to Liberty Street. Accident you the pick of the H 4 , me R. H. P.O A. B.|4 to § and 2 to 6, won: Premier, SWCOND —RAGE-—Nimrod Welter | ‘ : } ‘ 2 ; ides; seven furlongw. (Speciat to The Rrening Wort.) Oldring, cf......6 1 9 2 0 Oleven, third. ‘Time, 1M5 14 “Smirk and) Hares $0 mddel: velen | funloneen: | A condition under which the B.R. T.| The palice of the West One Hundredth ; A a cine ony Lika or ves Per Collins, %. 0 0 2 4 1|!deD. aleo ran. Pt piace $340, to show $2.20, won: | May come into Manhattan lea been| street police station received orders to- newest styles and fabrics a peader vets ne [ | nT Salvotatile, 1 ell) place $2.10, t0| evolved by the Transit Committee of day, after the death last night of eleven- ia § RNR Rane edbapeter tag ava Fall ; i ; : 1| LOUISVILLE RESULTS. isto, Ba Oo third rime, 19 43 | tho Board of Batimaie, of which Praw-| year-old Alfred Larson under an auto| alla benine ' 0 . , 1b... | Leeenesaaiee 10 show $3.20, th m9, ; | i hoon and thourands of them trotted to| Murphy, rf 1 1. 0 0 0) FIRST RACK—Selting, fer four-year |Seymour, Beutler, Sir Edward dent McAneny is chairman. Before the|!n front of his home, No. 108 West; Kuppenheimer,’’ ne j the home of the world's champlans | 5 ’ ; |oxis and upward; #ix fustonga.—Winter- | ran, latter went away to-day to Lake George |E'ghty-ninth street, to stop boys from , 0 witnees the encounters on the | DOTTY, #8 2 2 2 1) green, 107 (Loftus), 1; Bthelda, 10 (War- | TITRD RACE—"lopeful Purse; two-|to be gone until Wednesday, it was|Playing ball in the street. The kliling | ben tat ca0@ hight i ‘Thomas, 11 10 1 O/rem '2; Oxer, 119 (Rooney), &. Time.) year-olds; $610 added: five furlong®—| learned that during his absence he will|9f the bey is grleved by ail the boys ot | Ms nM | a -6.' Inclement, Fur is : Pr . 13 (By: 5 ‘ announced that he | Plank p... 12 0 8 01 Sp voto, Jeanne D'Arc, Covendon, Wane | araiene 29h piace the show 210 fie; | @°R™_ UP & Feport which, while wholly) Ms pelghbochood wae had panies | persuasive. They're ener Chase re-| - = = = (der and Merrick also ran. $2 muturls Tete Pal, 116. Shilling), place favoring the Interborough, will present ba sfhaer nerds bralitas) ae a bi pat did not play. We | op, 2012 27 paid: Wintergreen, $4.40 straight, | show 2.80, second; Senex, Ill (Gamer), bling the B. R. T. ¢ io are ene rpenve Se ware vem , to do the twining, | TOtAI ssseeeeeee 2 12 27° 8 Altice, $5.9 Oahow. Hthelda, $7.10 ‘place, | Show 2:0, third. ‘Time—1.01 1-6, sa ad Mapas errees * }© come! sim will be his pallbearers to-morrow. clothes you'll be proud Firet Inning. | | 96.70 show; Oxer, $1829 show | Sheriff, Nolte, Tropaeolum, Surfett. "4 iy Coroner Winterbottom {s investigat- : Ponieln led te aideing Wolter fourea | 2OUtte: Sending Plank to third, Collins) SMOOND RACK —Belling; for three- | and Goki Blade uiso ran and fintsher as] This will contemplate the butlding of} 1 tne etrcumstances of the accident. to wear anywhere—with raithe Man ie mildews. Welter fouled | gqnned,: NO RUNB, year-olds and upward; one qaile and | named. a tunnel from Pineapple street under | 6 (* 00 Mes scachine ohleh hand sop of Hartzell's grounder Sixth Inning. One-half—Summernight, 10, (Burton), | pOURTH RACE—King Edward Ho-| the Bast River to Liberty street, Man- | Alfred @ied Just as the machine | all the newest style nd mop ot Hartzell'e rounder | coe got a sinule on a drive which| won; Queation Mark, 111, (Archibald), | te) gold cup; value $100, with $100 lhattan, thence finally hooking up witn | STUCK him raced up to St. Luke's Hos | d look Baker off his feet. Knight sacrt-] second; Laymineter, 105, (McIntyre), | added; three-year-olds 4 “upward . pital. Charles Rogers, chauffeur for J, @ two-bagger on a ; iP’ the McAdoo system. | ack of fest. base, | feed to Davis tinassisted, Coilina threw| third. ‘Time, 2.98, New track re one and w quarter mile Ma, Tie shite | ee. Med Eaten: i B. Bones! of No. 160 West @eventy-| J touches and as cool as Cee ee ane pate: | Gardner out. Johnaon got a single onal Agnes Wood, Short Order, OUUO. | jing), first, straight $2.50; *Plate In turn, the MoAdoo subway will con-| o/31.4, street, stopped to pick up the! 191t , Garéner fi od. NO RUNS hot drive to Barry, Cree scoring. Barry| Prince Ingoldsby, Vanen and Sir Cates- | 117 (Garner), second. ‘Dime, 2.04 1-5, nect with the Pennsylvania Ratlroad| oO oer hitting sian ' ‘The House of Kuppenheimet an evening breeze. Johnson threw Lord out, Oldringy fell in stopping the ball and in making) by also ran. i *Added starter station via @ branch through Thirty! “ices ana his eight-year-old brother, bop) ee eet Oldring | quick throw to Davis, hurled the ball paid Summer Night, | third street See crear 1G BeQtnere + fumbled Coltine's grounder, olde{ to the bleachers, Johnson going to ne See ee eee tec, (ond. Plank threw Blalr out, ONE RUN Wher Knight velayed Wolter throw-in], Haker singled past Knight Gasawell’ ¢ fouled to Hartzell. Murphy ok a despera Barry doubled to centre, ecoring E ——_——_—-—— | | Thomas beat out a grounder down the third base Hine, Murphy scoring, W Caldwell’s throw to get Thomas pulled | | Knight off the bag Barry also scored, j and n Knignt threw wild to the plate ‘Thomas kept on third, On 4ir| Plank’s sacrifice Ny to ¢ Thoma iwell | gcore@. Lord fanned. POUR RUNS, si | Seventh Inning. rey m secnnestiemmeesemert EM Y re | The picture shows the ‘‘Warwick’’—a lace, $3.70; show, Edward, were motherless and they were P SIRS Sines Skt LOUISVILLE ENTRIES. | ee | h et for their fath . . , rovisviner tor Monuy| MICHAEL RYAN SECOND HT ea aE ROR ee snappy model for youngish men. A savin, Ww Petros for Monday | bare isa ea toto | IN LONDON MARATHON. her had forbidden, dozen other good ones at $18 to $35. FIRST RACE Pare; maiden tao-year ir and, yininster, show, $6.50 | but they were nevertheless tossing back § “ai | and forth, Father and sons had but MBs Mack Wo rn y se Cong | recemly come here from Cailfornia and e oO } Sieg tine, | Irish-American Athlete Makes Good! Aigrea was proud of the fact that he e | ier ios anne | bot W t Colling at the plate Second Inning. Showing at Annual Event jcame from the same State as Hal Chace. Abroad | (iim, going to be another Hal Chass, 167-169 E. 125th St. due Week i J 1105 Ai Vad, 110. hm: | LONDON, May %.—The Polytechnic! Edward threw the ball wild and Al- Sole Uptown Distributors for Kuppenheimer Clothes Academ. | Harsters!) Marathon © Sporting fed dashed after &, erying STORE OPEN LATE TO-NIGHT Caldwell fanned, Daniels fouled to enge ion | : “Here's where I show how Hal Chase | LA’ sacrl- ; —_ “KS We) Life cup was run here to-day and won ‘Thomas. Wolter doubled to left, Hart: | : We , : an was iia (by Harry Green of the Se Plank se yulok mie tray. 115. Ke Handteny; one mile and | etic Club, Michael Ryan nell fi d. NO RUNS. & line |Graring filed to Daniels, so did Cot-| BATTING ORDER. »w to Automobile, Rogers w d do it. oe cee ead dashed directly in trone of | fg] [] he Irish-l the approaching Gardner doubled up Murphy at second. |!i08. Baker doy re and) Brooklyn Boston ‘ Nights sa: teamence, 103; | Amertoan Athletic Club of New York, wax running slowly, but before ne could | === - : 30 b red Davin's dow y : , 7 a Dare et aataay pies’ to Denteln ON turphy Sweeney, 20, Bes lout who was entered from Hamil shut off the power the boy iad been! ne caeeene Inning. ont. finished second. ‘The was Knocked down and dragged a tew fee’ ; olter singled to centre. Baker rob- ; ie nds at Windsor ted from th . ie dat Stamford Bridge. ‘The Marathon had an tnliernational as- 100, Flora Howe of” Serica, ogers picked him up end, cass tethe A § M CREERY nf See all his power, raced for the hospttal, | C le Just a the boy was p the machine | is father turned the coi eee M4 t by leaning down d hand stretehed to the Mmit taking Roy's drive within 4 few inches « ground, Wol 5 ove, eal niin nececen were forty-nine starter ! | 4th rer and Was | 23rd Street 34th Street died stealing, Thomas to Barry. Cree 3 or aaa i 10 tncluding a number of Continental com- Ancartnes of what had happened to hie] e I on vis oO! 1 elt, rown, iy e hesides Ryan, } : . Bee ee eee ihina vee eens | ellis PE set Pi Palalotac Mee Se aD Mig, "Get a doctor: 1 have @ patient who | Interior Decoration. head. Knight walked. Gardner fted | | Sim Tie Evening World.) ee linaneical with memo houted Rogers as he can rere oH es . head) Kaien waited. Garner. Ate | | oD S. "ity ata winere was wer. [identieat “with the memorable Olymp © hospital entrance. Then he | Exhibition of Decorative Fabrics, Wall Caldwell threw Lord out. Olaring | nt eurts of the Rustlers as some E a i ‘4 | stoppe chine and 7 th . , fy i Aan te aise Oden Aled te hen ties "tame out. for thelr pretiminary | PROFESSOR WOOLF DEAD, |’,,'%%* vo the divavaliteasion of] heau to pick up tie cntid.” Almost aa| Paper and Art Furniture, Orders are ac- ze. NO RUNS. haath in afte The new lineup eshsds * |Dorando. quickly (Wo doctors came running to | ‘ > entire i ishi Fourth Inning. IN SCHUYLKILL Be ear oaeies “la cueve (ntusaall kadeniaiear lame Te Perr ee Le Atteenth | the automovite, ney nad mieir stetna | cepted for ee adh 8% furnishing SEY atin, ot, Se acetan gine gh m om twenty-three | scopes ready and were pulling tempo- | ban, ses Ree mie ta eatees tease ns ’ dant tne, Vedran Btetnteldt at| Ch of New York ann nities had been covered, Green went to| ‘ry bandages from their poc Ber | of Houses, Club Houses, Yachts, Bungalows RUNS i ee ¢ tilrd sack there was no doubt bit] Proferor Solomon Woolf, of the ahair| {he front and retaly lead’ Up. $0] aig RPe we UUM SaPeM Rn and Summer Cottages. Baker grounded out to Knight un-| Columbia Crew Finished Sec Juiat the tain was matertatly bettered. {or drawing aud descriptive geomotrs, | the fints mark winner was in| fey. i het from the <i anart t aesiased, Davis walked, Murphy was ANUMOIA STEW FAMISNEG SCC | tngerton has bean’ chased inta nf the City of New York, | fresh con pat the end of the race.) ‘Phe doctors glanced at Larson once. Furniture partments. eal! r strikes made @ very jtett garden from nhel¢ ning from a plication | His time was 2 hours 45 minutes 29 Tv oy placed t ald ; aes . Maserae Rik. Barty wept out Knight) ond at the “American Hen- as < weeney threw iis home, No. #4, West| seconds. Ryan aicished in 2 hours so| ments. tn’ thetr Penta rate wea ‘The space devoted to these departments to iy NS. ane ached 86 street. He was seventy | yi 3 and 45 reconds. away. Larson had been dead f #4] i i } oe Fifth Inning. ley” Regatta | xow'e wih Nave ot ile high wou Re nil isa sect sae A | ral iunaten.” On ae i el has been materially increased. aker threw Dantele o A jar lout Aiminarnan's & . *rofessor Woolf was born in Mobile, mimediately after the body be por * * | wiedto, Baler, Martesi Met a ‘cot nos Jt iy meen or gon asea "Reith ala ite wax eratnaced frou! vie cay: | WARSHIP INFLEXIBLE | placed’ In the ‘hoapitat” morsun Ropers The collection includes Sheraton, Chip- | } 1s. NO RUNS. | singled, scoring Coulson and Zimmer |iege of the City York In 1859. \drove to the Wes mn dredth | . 7 q Tiiapan tented) Piank singled to cen-| gM DRUEMMA, May S7.—The| man, Hell ME into soups ile ceimained there as Instructor and DAMAGED IN CRASH. | Street station where ne told anou the | pendale, Adam, French Period and Colonial =| ven Lord fanned. Oldring mingled to |“ Pee pert uate wee o third inning Stark b | Profaveer, bela niade. Brofeaor ORIN E CRREILT A hates Sr conrgl AaRn ee ee ereee | reproductions in French Walnut, Circassian } q iy ntren tm voiege race | ato n fanned lolahawors thesia, oo ine) Beh oe coat ane te BANK OABHIERSEDUND.: Walnut and Mahogany. French Enamel in ri appeared | pias 1 & Wows lero who wrote tee play “Phe Men: nen tne star. [MOUEMDEIdwe OM Pleked Up Gray, White, Cream and Antique Ivory. The tine nd perfect course Burch was passed. | polar" were his brothe 4 " m OM Chi a : Resigned 2 faced many oF a pertenk. oaures | ie. Te run . _ nivagite a i meena y VASRRERS oe “al fale | Craftsman and English Arts and Crafts he river for a practive pu — “i v wo o GREENPIBLD, cry May 7.-|] * ieeses seh : © summary 115,000 SEE HARVARD | mperon Gos 4 re Pha:veansl lieeseee e Halanee halle oe ine! Furniture for furnishing Summer Homes, Why be resignet to your lot in life? Mhiladeloiia Barge | 9 4 AS ‘ rag eee) preparing for nal Bank of South B lows, Seashore Cottages and C it the lot" fate has meted out to youl Shi roy a Wenumivénls, “aml ) AND CORNELL CREWS ROW. |e" aen with an apie iy vo disappeared last "Tuendas, | MBER ONE, Nem 8 bias Sl 4 > too small, you can easily enlarge upo: — —- wh vade his p ar » Napier of the 8 found to-day tn the rafiroad station 2 : oF i i ? or add many other fine “lol to he Rane jwhten onde. hin ‘ Ps il ae Perret aaa Craftsman Furniture sold exclusively by + If your position or occupation don't a' w f ‘A despatch from that city to friends} James McCreery & Co. t fit, if your home doesn't suit, if your Harvard bn hy that he is mentall | { money is cramped in the tight fists of!" Cour H t f pulled | ~ grasping promoters, it your bask yet ke oe | 23rd Street 34th Street count 1s too small, consult the lots and| (Established 1827.) lots of opportunities to improve earl PORT OF NEW YORK, Hee er ENG anita tak ne | ied Pp ~ “ot” in Ife | gghllNAc ROMTRNTUW GY. May at freshman « ' Guugitor, AMte. Myrtie Garner, | Bowe R. SIMPSON & co. About 8,500 Altogether Trace. 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IT, 11 effort to defeat Courtney s|iraMe is Mable to be built up here in| Jammed his head between the chute at Reduced Prices, men to-day ' Washington apples, and the top ofthe car, ——