The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1912, Page 14

rye e HORSE STICKING AMID NEW SCENES £22 ees vate @ale acquired Ba the largest history of the jan clients: A |S. Rodney, who drove Old Glory Sale, Annual Clas- tronic iver ¢as.an0 in one eam | sic, Just Like Horsemen's stranger It doesn't take long for one to get into conversation with the first id. Hows rd For Trust; Ly Vv palen; and Walter Cox; Richard New York banker; Frank secrete 4 COLUMBIA SURE | THE EVENING WUERLD, TUESUVAY, TO AVE ASTRONG WATERPOLO TEAM |Ten Husky Lads Practising | Regularly in Gym. Tank for Drivers Lon MeDonald, Jack | Convention. EQUINE STARS ON HAND. And They Are Bringing Big Prices Despite the Popu- larity of the Autos. year's sale. KENTUCKY SENDS INTERESTING CONSIGNM te furnish- to weveral of te fastest the extraord T™ show at Madison Square Gar- den this week is somewhat dif- ferent from that of last week, but! the pame old hero, King Horse, ix plays ing the leading role. conery is of a@nother sort, too, for instead of a Japa- nese landscape (whatever that had do with horses) the Neries of the re draped w » merits of m Ken Hition | record hors ecocions younsste | fignment of J. R. Magowan of Mt. Ster-| ling represents the best lot that he has m block members of the nent will be the; ise this young st name for hi he tn any wa panions Moko and from the faet that he ¢ mily that is conspicu wae himself extremely fast hi and @ince his t to #tud duty has been the stallion of | ia ue have | er recom= fation can be had than this, Many his youngsters have found thelr way; the hands of than one of the a Lexington, and verdict has been a fay- Old Re f But horse and horse that is the principal t the week of the Old Glory Auction Sale. "Phe Old Glory Sale, which has m @n annual appearance in the Garten for nearly twenty years, is a word classic horse-swappinwty speaking, 80 to speak. The catalogue ks it as “A Galaxy of the Greatest Horses of | the World.” There are over eight - @red trotters, pacers and just horses on the sales list, and accordingly ‘one wanders out of the Ga nearly run down by seven he wonders how it is that there is @ team of horses to drag the moving vaa that. looms fn the distance. : ‘And don't get the notion that horses are particularly cheap becaus: fare becoming somewhat of a novelty in the city's streets. © would think that the poor old se uldn't coin- mand any price at a the very fact that so many bree have cut Gown operations make the prices as high as ever, if not higher, and expert observers look for fancy prices all this week. LIKE A CONVENTION OF HORSE- MER NOW. ‘The Old G Sale never fails to take on the pc convention. Fron eountry they come every year, of them making this the occasi their annual call on Gotham. The @ll here this year as usual, and ¢ for this is of the best mares at Walnut) ‘m have produced to San Fran-; ver hax a stallion had al unity n he, for in je the daughters of Moko ell as the representa. this nursery, Oniska has had from the ou boom next tas If he must, his cracks will e in large numbers, for he will have scattered throughout untry ae superb a looking lot ax n seen by one horse and one ax well SES THIS YEAR THAN! EVER. i 0 ard markable patron: If the stallion it is safe to ble individual Hsted tn this is Guy rs y | cha who man: a) price of sire of Mud |pion on the half-mile track as a threo- | One thing that makes a year-old, and numerous other horses of horsemen's «athering a success in the | unusnal act that every one has the same thing! The nu ner of horses listed this year yi his pupils to give @ good account of j tion, th it) jo | George and John B: hom: Intercollegiate Contests. ty aquad of tom husky ularly in the} sas tho t the t in yea nd White i men w ty of surplus and who can 1a hard tussle In the water with- out injury. Coach Alex Mefferts is well pleased with the outlook and expects themselves in the intercollegiate contests this season, “Monty” Maze, a bouncing adept who weighs 199 pounds, {s on hand again this #eason and can be counted upon to make the polo sextet. Maze played on the te ar. Art Kohlbush & another ater giant who has a strange stunts in the tank. Loule » premier corpulent lad ping the scales at 210. Other members of the squad are B. Rihuver, Bissell, H, Jimenis, L. Alten- berg, Gardner, Barrett and Cromwell. An innovation for the Columbia Aquatic enthustasts this year is the marking system along the bottom of the pool, Coach Mefferts has had par- allel white lines painted along the floor of the tank so that swimmers may keep in thelr own paths in the sprints and -Astance races, Promising ma- 1 on the swimming team: includes Capt, Campbell, Kottek, Osgood, Sut- cliffe and Barrett. Five colleges are now represented tn the In t 1. William expected to ganization y baskethal ation for tha opening game of the season, which ts !@ greatly In excess of that of last + and accordingly every day mut means that an average of minutes 18 all that is allowed auctioning of any The selling | es for which rapidly as the veteran demonstrator, whose wa ing “yeowowowowow" Tings through the Gard day and night as he pute | the horses selling throngh their pace: wary. Simple Home Remedy, Easily Applied Auled for Friday evening against 6 Brooklyn Polytechnic Inatitute five at the Columbla gymnasium, Coaches Fisher and Kiend| have not yet the regular varsity squad for the fea and the #howing of the men in the Initial contest will afford the first portunity for getting @ line of the Blue and White prospects for the season. BT. LOUIS, Nov. gimme the makins?’ asked John Moran, Pacific Hotel at the Union Station to- day. Moran handed over a tobacco bag and the papers. The stranger fumbled with the sack @ moment, then grumbied “It's empty,” and threw it In the gut- ter. A fhort time Inter Moran felt the need of a smoke and purchased @ sack 0, Putting it in his pocket he ed a second sack. He cogl- instant and then started on a r the point where he had met the stranger The bag thrown Into the gutter was gone, It had contained $28, Moran given the wrong sack for the “makina.” shabby stranger a Lived on Apples 13 Days, SIOUX CITY, Nov, 2%, — Andrew Gorehitz of Newburgh, N. ¥., after be- in a prisoner for thirteen days in @ car of apples, into which he had crawled at Newburgh, was released when the car was opened here yesterday, His feet were frozen and may have to be amputated, He had eaten nearly @ barrel of apples. He 8 a wife and five children in Hun- Get Rid of Piles at Home, Gives Quick Relief and Prevents All Danger from Operation. 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Overcoats at $2.50 — Russian and Reefers, among them _all- wool Blue and Gray Chin- chillas—sizes 3 to 10. $7.50 Values at $4.75 Overcoats—Big, warm, dou- ble-breasted, belted coats with convertible collar — all-wool fabrics, new smart designs — sizes 10 to 18. Suits—Norfolk and double- breasted, with two pairs of knickers—all-wool, of in all shades and fabrics. 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