The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1918, Page 9

“ — a a te ora - ~ ew THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1918, OF ALL BRANCHES O Hard Pool Shots and How to Make Them, Explained by New Champion With the Cue Making Four Balle i One ot, ar Shown. in Diagram, Cue ball ALL IS NOT GLIT THAT GOLDERS. » ing insane proof that a baseball « FRANK rt is as tinware compared with @ The Car of the Near Futv’e, Simple and Efficient, Will Be ‘ tandover f TABERSKI 4 commotion picture planet.) ° out ani 4 > makin, HAPLIN. CHARLIN, tt -a-minute ple-throwe: n me ae wer angle tether 7 232 2 curve around Co “teweman te tenes pater, ste moon toch Coe English Designs. HB car cf the near futuré will be| only 3 and 4 miles from a gnilon of ropelled by coal gas, English| asoline, I have a Ford 1912, There taventons tion dy ees perfect. | #0 no leaks in the tank and the ¢ ar * runs fin ar | } « ing machines that eliminate the use| | world siuegest you look over the of gasoline, These experiments, has-| carburetor thoroughly to make sure! ftened by the force of necessity, as that the float does not atick. Pete " course, would result in a considerable Wngland must import her cride O18) joe5 of anol Willa your Gat 16 have reached the point where one in- | starting, as I cannot conceive of any ventor calls his new car the “Model| reason except leakage that would of 1923," j cause you to got such poor mileage. | Automobile designers in England | ““tomebile Editor te ‘ | Will you bo kind enough to inform to-day are aiso hant at work devel-| 0 what is the best route to Atlantle oping pressure-gas tanks, which will| City trom New York and the @ ance? | allow an immense amount of fuel to R. ROBPNS 4AAL. be confined to a small space. In this} One of the best routes $/ Atlantic design, says the Jilustrated World, the] City would be from N¢# York to ? every time he withdraws his breath, met rather casually on the bullevard. Chaplio tipped hia jowelsh, Dougbanks threw a porcelain smile, “Pardon me while I untla my shoe!” apologized Chaplie, stooping to perform the unnecessary task, Dougbanks put his hand on Chaplle’s hip and went over the top. Chapile dusted his clothes with a toothbrush and sat gown in the middie of the road. "I have seen you before,” grinned Dougbanks, “My card!" he chirpeds sipping Chaplie a $1,000 note. -—- “I have seen YOU before,” tittered Chaplie, pulling a custard ple owt of his westout pockst and offering it to Dougbanks. Chaplio bit the note to see if it was counterfelt. Dongbanks cancelled the ple and began to gnaw on the tin. Thon they lawfed, proving that the commotion pictures make everything but a noise, THE RATTLE OF TINWARE. Very soonly, a too familiar looking moof singled past Chaplie and slid into Daugbanks. “Master, [ insult you!” he sald Ike a head walter, “Jughey Hennings Corner Pocket. s Which are in the Wayoo ’ , the olor Two Ballo i t Aa \ Makind the Centre Ball tanks ‘are carried in four cylinders] Newark, Pilzabeth, Raaway, Worth Mai calls me a stig biff for expecting him to miscarry me this season whem extending beneath the seat, An Keyport, Matawan, Freehold, | in Side Pocket, forcin discovered my double up south In Texas. Master, what shan't I dot Many of the English light cara at! Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat, | ntville, prox. | eep right on coming back,” advise Dow nks, “and misinform nnings that he can insult a friend of mine and get away with ft, t $20,000 next winter for safety pin dough. tittered Chapliec, after the anxious athlete had made his return, “Who was that person?” the first Ball out of the’ Waye oo present can be adapted for com-|New Gretha, Absecon, Pleas. pressed gas self-starters, One model | Atlantic City. This route Is has @ starter that consists of a d imately 120 miles, and is go tributing valve and valves admiti.sg| practically all the way. air above the pistons of the engine, | automebile BAitor Tughey I a the engine becoming a compressed alr by Antsey ‘ he bes > “That's Ty Cobb, my favorite valet,” yawned Dougbanks, picking @ motor in effect, On this car tho tires| , Kindly notify me what is the best Pat », ey blond hair from Chaplic’s lapel, . are inflated by compressed alr, 4? | What is tho Intest edition of the Bl ~~ “And where might he polish the mahogany?” ventured the inquisitive Chat Ie HLL Oe nO era chan wT are1 | Book? What Is tho cost of same? | : aes Chaplie. , } by connecting them wp to the «as| sina ta SORT | aking the First ball in the That's a aecrot,” shouted Dougbanks, “I let him off in the spring ta | coeervolr lice peat om pore an rane a 5 Co “orce Draw Shot. be a dishonest bee-all player, He ateals bases for Dee-trott.” Simplicity of control will be a] ft wn or the: opunt cond row in Corner . - feature of the new car, On the dash-| » that you write the 1 M in Corn LOTS OF RIP.SNORTERS SNORT A NOSEFUL WITHOUT RIPPING board will be placed a bayonet-| Hook poopie directs at No. 243, W Pocket. which is blocked aking ballin Corner ANYTHING. pointed filler cap, to which the h Street, New York City, f ockel. which is Dlocke Ar Show: \ carrying the f high pressure ‘ or t matiot . : n . te: fan system will be coupled. ‘Tho filer | 204, further detail information by First ball in the First On hearing that the Sunday be-all meanire han stolen home on the will contain a non-return valve, mak-|° "lam the owner of a 1916 Indian c State Senate, we are inclined to bulleve there is a Bort Williams in the, { ing it imposstble for gas to escape. woodpll Instead of the gasoline cap there witli . leavoring to prevent tire troubie as be @ hand-controlied vaive. From|% ring r . * . amare = ” see mace a a as ar eae - - jor ame do ri t t it gives the Bee-raves @ | much as possible on account of the ; ‘ cna aie C | An ex-high-bition game doesn’t coun this valve the gas will pags to an au-|iirge amount of bother one must go Frank Taberski, Who Is Re-| ‘ou's.'0 make wood thas he in noryors, | atwcount At the Victrola factory, inasmuch a4 eome machines are mad@ | ¥} motorcycle with side car, and am en- tow, ar Jhownes OUR OWN HISTORY CLASS. Ben-dict Arnold broke into print when he tried to steal West Point with the bases full, King Richard wouldn't have been so keen for a horse if his filvver hadn't broken down, \ Chinamen were the first pool players because they were first to carry @ cue. Judaa was the first bush leaguer to discover that a base Nit covers @ multitude of error: Me Mag et The pen of O, Henry was often dipped in merry mucilage when shoots in] 4 was pink. i} ‘ fe vie in. Perform Is to Pocket a) * equirements by way of a mixing| the tubes on the front and the side ‘ ‘4 chamber or gas carburetor. The|car wheels? If #o, which one ix the! Certain Ball After the) st ny averag: oviding he ak a ran off twenty © thirty points at the outset. I'm no that mu better than a overcome such a lead I have been playing pool sixteen ood man te throttlo and air will be controlled by | best? A READER : \_ one lever, which will be connectet to| It would hardly be advisable to use Racking. the acecierator pedal. Thus, wien] an ante ‘and tube on your alias “ing, all that will be necessity | motorcycle bead would b ‘ \ it be to turn on the gas by means| heavy and hard for easy hand By Alex. Sullivan. yeof tue small hand-controlled valve, |a cycle rim. ECAUSE he U {i the compressed gas starter ts used| I do not believe that a t H ssronaleanter) tomatic reducing valve, the purpose |to to adjust same. which throws him out of gear sufll- : : tncount nt the ¥ of this being to reduce the algh | °Woutd an automobile shoe and tube — garded the Greatest Player | “!cnt!y, to, #ive me @ big advantage N R it iit IG ‘ ’ * ‘ ted at fourteen Z a + and pressure of about 2,000 pounds per} be ad e on the wheel under the “rth in tournament play, married. f have a son five years /Ray Caldwell Expected to Pitoh corking rooklo backs s now. I § rs. IT am twenty-nine year are inch to a little more than| motor id stand the wetsht| inthe History of the Sport, | when the title te at stake, only io who likes the sport. ospheric pressure. better an. probably ride easier. This | point matches should be played. ‘om the reducing valve the gas| wheel Is especially ‘herd to repair Says the Hardest Stunt to) hundred points isn't enough | whe witl pass to the expansion chamber, | tire on. ood players tre con « from A othe engine will draw Its! 4 9 lquid tube-filler adv For instanc title against Ralph ¢ - i i Of | season with. One of Lov Iwaukee I had the young Yanks to Sixth Scalping |the third inning yesterday dislocated Shakespeare says that Romeo always insisted on appearing in vol” champion, isn't resting | lad sitting on a stool, acting aa my! Braves To-Day. Al's thumb, smashing the bone back rs. No sir! Taberskt 1a out| Mascot. THe had my handsome $1,000 Nd dig Laie tin tt protruded through. the fl | em pinned on him and he was as teasat 1A es esc Worl) Charley Herzog and George { proud as a peacock. sdk hdl gh aealh td ings had another consultation here Jena Willard nays he can train down for his bout with Fulton withou¢ ded inthe! “I own this handsome emblem, by GREENVILLE, 8. C., April 6. 7 the latter co Dn wn this hai ERENVILLE, April 6. | this morning, atter coming ONT acing his gate recotpte. 8 head and shoul-| ders superior to any rival tn his} ; ; ended the sport, Frank Taberski, the| teat at M Hannah to start the Ar the depression of a small pedal will] would be advisable in the tubes In t hen put the car in motion and side-car wheels of your 8 it would make same ably harder and cause and jolting, | front | motorcycle, Actomobile Ratton | ride conside T intend buying a new touring car| more rattling and have narrowed down to 4 Buick | Automobile & to retain his laurels as long as pos- Rtg 6 and an O} ob Which of] What would be the cost per mile to Sb) 1 two do you consider the best? Do]run a Ford touring car at pre dancing pumps on the field He wants to be re; pocket billiard world Willie Hoppe] the way. I successfully defended the H= of Greenville is packing the | from his haddock plan you know of a car better than the two! prices, this to include gas, ol} and ‘s considered in the balkline game championship which 1 won two year |the team. At least, that Is the an- " mentioned, at about the same price? | tires? Taberski doesn't drink or amoke, He| ago, ten straight times, the greatest grand stand here watching Ray! vunconent given the scribes by the Charley Herzog and Kaiserdil both want tho same thing, but Charley WOHLGHMUTH Would Anthony demountable wheels does a lot of walking to keep himself| record in the history of the sport Awell warm up to pitch the|feston oMciia. though It is” also | wants a gold fence around his, Tt is rather a hard matter to de- bo superior to demountable rims? in condition, Although such an expert| Previously five straight was the Yanks to their sixth scalping of the/hinted that Stullings accompanied ane the Perey Haughton north from Augusta Un er tourney will have to b® 1), - Seka aR Hane | t for « consulta. nged S24 MeGraw bandos dpi y and may}is), with one of the directors of the | the Sabbal vugh f Start either of the youngsters, for the | poston club, who has refused to give | y. Stallings Yy af} EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, &C it hegeJust fore non, Billy Gibson "os | mediately closeted himself with . | MILKMAN, er good chance ) tudy the | gog he ary ote They were |r rat wotteh MAN: saan ana! lee, @, food, chance to atudy he] tng atthe Otiary Here. Ty were! Seeks Franchise | S/piayers left for the ball park sus damonrateal Ine New League) 1 of Herzog than yesters declares that ‘Taberski| record. When another trophy is PUt Jiraves, Huggins also has Monro t oxn ick 6 and the What mileage to a galion of gas can as Jack Doyle 7 —— : aa 2 = ig the greate ave Hed a cu n his pl y the bent boosters for the blue laws concerning the regulation of in favor of victrola gagtime with their Sunday me jlast Wednesday ni hat| up ani held and probably it will be a so that instead of playing t will not make much diff in an inch to Herz rived here just bef every week he learns something new | Will only have to meet the winner ecune ubout th week, } By ly last] TABERSKI FIRST WORKED AS A {v2 crount of the big le Serer ry » discovered a ay matches ¢ t hours | then 1 aritwed into che grocery busi- start the game, however, an ie populace, for down in this A Chalice LO play avour nat of thy Jy they thir @ Uay, UL in Khe groc the greatest twirlers In the world day's 10 to 0 massacre of the Braves, f found consiucravle ume in Al Walters, with his left hand|Conway was not only slower than perry and his arm in|cold molasses, but he and Rawlings |_ Silly Gibson, manager of Benny 1 twice got | Leonard, lightweight champion of the nd. | world, wants a franchise in the new r Little Old] Conway lost two easy chances for | tnternational League in the hope that Big Oil Bills? TOO MUCH OIL MEANS CARBON TROUBLE Learn how to check those Mille in the way at the & Kk!) Noth I ne of ons m bout § | ne ontests | 4 ouly ni he plays| an 4 he makes 1t a point to | vusine : night |tne arternouns to pracuce, I'm ai- swathed in bandag ways practicing and perfecting new 4 sling, is sittin the grand stand | teamed together poorly dong with Joe Kelley. ‘The patr will| mixed up on who was to cover rd Nke everythin fe There are mproving. your wart Antomobile Tat ‘| Ve lee certain hours and sleep hours, When they are not regular in| tain ball after tne rack their habits their health ers, So|yet has been able wo p t ts in pool, when a player doesn’t] With any degr tise at a certain time his p a sleeper New York to-night, It ht before Al can take oY, and it will require at le ctler week after that before he can | Boston defense 20 per cent. and would | and the Giants etand in the way, un- start practice, It is a fortunate thing !add to its attack, He would speed Up] ger the ruling of organized baseball | Huggins that he has two such the whole team “Lhe hardest shot to make is a cer- bop abe » a fort- | doub! splints | st st an-|pany. Herzog oung: et i pall of curtainty from ying | tuis formation, The above diagram flected, hows and explains some of the hard- HEALTH A BIG FACTOR IN GOOD] ©! shows that 1 make, POOL PLAYING. \, “I've mado a run of sixty-three | balls under the new rules, which you havo ‘wished. t antomotiies ia made clear by careful, attentive | inatrac beat eguromons i ow Yo ‘omislete ime $00, Dk clases for men and wou = vate coumes ara or catalon «WwW t fast com. | He can establish @ club in the Bronx ould {mprove the| ‘The territorial rights of the Yankees r that clubs in any city are protected | pix miles outside the city Limits. | Giants Will Be Driven Hard wie rent roe are 1—Nest of four cylinders extending) 9—Inflator connected to cylinder for| sjreatth STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL # a big factor in pool.| he ; beneath seat. | pumping tir lorare tee Bg TAOSOe a Ja record, Under the old’ rules Founded 1900, 2—Throttle lever. 10—Tool locker in place of tank. | Navin wittrre When hie nerves tra | mark of 183 is the best ever made. ¢ ; 225 W. 87th St., at B’way. 3—Bayonet pointed filler cap with| 11—Cylinders in locker underneath | disordered he can't make shots prop. | (2° Small tables, which wre used) 7, D , G With Ll Ll d the consent of Col, Jacob Ruppert, Tel, Col, " non-return valve. jeach running board. | erly. You simply cant play your beat | "ely throughout the country, these n £0-U/ay 8&8 Game U CVELAMNA) part owner of the Yankees, and of | WM. H, SDEWART JH. Pres, 4—Speedometer. 12—-Spare wheel in locker under-|when you're {il or blue. There is a| Delis 444 by’ % I bave run as high as s re Harry N. Hempstead, Prealdent of the §—Control cal Htot of instinct, or ‘feeling’ your shots, | 38 balls. j ac | 6—Pressure guag: self starter, connected with success in pool, and| “Pool has made remarkwble prog- (dyecial to The Evening Wi the Chicago team, From their ac- | Nw York Glante, on ints score, | {—Gas carburetor, 14—Reducing valve leading to car-|{) vou are not ‘rishts you might as | FeS# in re years, It is a more HOUSTON counts the White Sox are having @lput Gibson Js Working hard to get the | &—Gas lamps, _buretor via expansion chamber, | put up your cue for the night. sclentifie ga now, as exponents of} ie Glanti cane ry time this spring. The Houston approval of the directors of the now cir-| WRG kel aaa lele) oe biicnicaciaacess i eee | find that I play best away from | the sport constantly studying i ‘a morning | Lex## League team has shut out the Joult in order that he can make tho at- | Oldsmobile 8, as both are considered ie and that {s why I'd rather de- | shots from every angle dians arrived here this morning | White Sox three times, and in their | tempt. | e expect? What would be the per-| ¢ very high class cars in their particu- |centa r class, The large Buick, while it] \ ts several hundred dollars more than the Oldsmot is conside excellent value for the money ars, too, the rowd: to resume thelr exhibition #e- | latest shut out permitted the World's| The owners of the new league were in raced * : t out permitted the World's | -irerence all day yesterday at the 1 more, and the work will continue nd my title in my opponent's home “oft mt y town than whero I } You know| clement that once disgraced the pas-|ries, which waa temporarily held up| Champions only one hit the challenger is nervous with his| time has been driven into the back-! in pa t » Houston fans here are asking | n Dallas yesterday, when the Glants veral days. The time is short a | friends surrounding him and backing | ground and now a high class set of rea age Meee Waa eed title should be conferred upon | gchedule must be arranged, to say noth | him wi money, He {#80 anx-| men represent and govern the sport.” "2" Into the first rain they ha Plthetr team after three shut out vice \ing of # hundred and one other details, “ ee . aving New York. As it was u|t depreciation on such a ear, 1 driving covering 8,000 68, ©, M'DONOUGH would be a difficult matter to ate the exact cost of running @ nce ‘obiie, on the other hand, has an| Ford car pe — oe # over the Workl's Champs, As| it was sald that there will be no Geriialac maine why A ee Ae Hiaia ont Et ate oe Ree ieee | cold, rainy day the players welcomed |one of the Glant players put it: [dearth of players, as there wre pler may inctoie tat i. olud cas, oll and tires, J that Ghived be ita of men now out of employment to draw little bit more flexible in handling, | but I think that a tulr'est | 0 fest, eapecially ap they have been |"THAt proves better than anything |of Men now out of employment to dras that mate wold | an Inferior team won the world's F 3 also regarded very highly in| be in the neighborhood of 3 cen ! ately ence too. eee sia neighborhood cents por | Vee er, intimates that he | eres Inst fall. They never could be* Pet waa decided to wrestle with pen Automobile KAltor demountable wheel idrive them atil) harder from now |" four out of atx again in @ dozen|ntes In the payment of tho war tax Ple inform me Ww I Pevante maath 4 w a ° are found Roy E. Morse, the negro fish, de-| pion of the world; Patsy Cline. and the men were forced to listen | ¥¢4" fad the following scale, of prices was y many that they Insure a much |Wehted several nd dusky ath-|{0,the ttle, and Jack Britt [to 'Kome sharp words from the It ——— coy ats, 66 : ‘ ; pi ‘ Jchlef. He called a meeting at hi Dicheader at Olympte Fle \"Sim_ Price, Prealdent of the Nowa 4 yesterday morning, when he | 1] To-morrow after mopie| Club last year, is aull in the ! sp r tlre change than even the|letlc enthusiasts by winning the|exhibition con Gee | senior metropolita amplonship 60- |HAment at the armor, } mill e to a gallon of gasoline | x, h, Which aa one of the fea- | mitt Their on the players that they have & Ficld, 136th Street and Fifth Avenue inson Auto Schodl ould Be annranimartin torent , ard da 4 " | show a lot more than they did against) the Lincoin. ¢ the I re hfe on your Ford car 5 appre de’\teres of the annual indoor meet of|*"<!" ran [Cleveland to make any kind of ta Jieam "will vlay tx usual doubleheader. !enoao in atten WOR aLCe 1 depre on of your car, run a year|the Smart Set A. C., held tn the} ,Villar Kyrenan Garvey sae maid the 8 looked | New London nit ated th era good start thie J f eves h nm Hance of B00 ere a eererin 8 die- | 18 s Regiment y last ade W Sits sow A Jeok., Bel uch better than 3, at ath Glante {curly nme IRA) the war, f ghborhood 2f 50 1 - | olker two-mile cham- | pete e came Nie Greek- |the American ard tO | champions: tn tie ee Bins | ie — s, ste: #50 per cen | Vannn, | American at the © much ther advanced in thelr |{urst team will make thelt.{ D | paQURTON, Foxy April &—-The Rot Use Soothing Musterole ' ein |rionship walk, while Harry Wagnor|Nst Resimant tomight, “Fhe cumand: | amc? further advanced | pearensen ht Olsmats Weld tnd onli tr¢-| ins 08 ehind ‘and captured tt ' | uld you tell if it 4 se 4, | Was first be » the spillful three- | ! t of the programme } raw has a wealth of pitching |‘ defeat the Lincolr x by @ t When those sharp pains go shooting lier 6 is possible to} senior metropolitan champioi Foe i ins were through your head when your ekull Oltor oll taken from the “crank case" | Mile bike ra jump. Egon Ericksen wiil comp t mut i HOt showing inuich, ene Pee y alit atisfactorily, and also what metho: DT OUNmOCGTE: Ars be seems asif it would split, justrubalittle (y should use in doing sume? Cea | Frank Taberski, pocket billiard cham- | corumbia’ 1 y the’ vaters Ehuce PINEHURST 4 Musterole on your temples and neck. | Tt woud tne peccints wien thini,|blom, again defeated tho AMlasea Flor-|accernh tewise eae acacen foothall|ritt are the must’ backward. Barnes |s,, iobeon of a TOO W It draws out the inflammation, soothes [taken from the crank case satistae- (ence and Maud Flower last night in aland will play dheir first ean ind Boston probably will gé a i f r | away thepain,usuallygivingquick relief torily, but it would involve employing |handicap match at Jack Doyle's Bil-|Afternoon, The Chinese onramen found »ppose the Cleveland team t f Musterole is aclean, white ointment, /an «i “iter, which would hardiy wat: |liard Academy, Taber*kt played twenty | Ape has hie hande m wn] when the teams engage tn th mn I (@) FIC sHT , made with oil of mustard, Better tha: ‘ant the expense net hi hou net the two sisters Hmen Grama anathad ne game of the series, Cleveland de > ag mustard plaster anddoes not blister. | Avsther reason for this not deing!and won by a sore of 1 to @ on th Accord kely pitch Coombe, their lone lett. | ks Tome-back"’ man was really never Many doctors and nurses frankly | Practical ts the fact that the oll be-|_ a L | erted crew and t ander, and Johnny Enzmann, | aly ys nd-out, Hle weakened condit! = = _—- recommend Musterole for sore throat, | CO712g het ted, often becomes burned,| Ralph Greenleaf won a 1,000 point DB eeer eet hjcured from Newark I ne of overwork, lack of exer DiAmMUNvS ON CKbvIT J Fee roup, suit neck, asthma, | taking mosé of the life out of it; and | pocket’ binary match trom Joo Consent ne Sally, in Van Cortlandt Park vy, who was Cleveland's b - Jimproper eating and living, demands aumuicas WaTtn & viadoal neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy,rheuma- |®" “4ine always needs good, fresh | non, New York State champion, Of @ series. of regularly scheduled |PiCHOr jaat seanon, te unilkely t Kueckout ving a fo and the ratreshing sisep | Ce eatee neem raene Gam, Sats Sem ae } “\sm, lumbago, pains'and aches of the |?) io ee It cool, I do not advocate| Which ended last night at Maurice 4s next week |RuUSHE. BItOBIng (BERG Ber lad ke De | MILWAUKER, Wis, April 6.—Richie|esentiat to atrength, GOLD MEDAL | ClATiLES #1 meekly nee ick of joints, sprains, sore muscles, | uring indefaitere® one 19 OF and re- | Dalya, Biiard (ius contanetel ie mania: ner | pigned two Gave before Cleveland | sitchell, Milwaukee lightweight bozer,|Maariem Of Capsules, the National R. tS eaediee tises, chilblains, frosted feet—colds esha corre wea ree nl day'a Tontoh [he may ba eee nee e in eee eR ing , | echnical knockout over Clonia | tty of, Hollan do the work, he chest (it often revents pacu: et \wee 200 to 188 In favor of Greenleaf, | 1 « a " Giants reduced thetr strengtn | each day will put @ man on f ja). It is always dependable. ee en years of aga Am I hamp| « little more yesteraay when CC fore he knows ty whethe nia) {seas to drive my. father’ car? The course for the road run of the Jing West to consu 4- Winters was forwarded to the K | ur Tait) comes from wurle acid poison! 1 HELP WANIED--MALE. ALLAM ¢ revel, or ato Rf 1 ‘Yc and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. URTIS, |Inter-Settiement A, L. over the city |dock to learn what chanc ty club, ‘That leaves MoGraw with r Accents Jetreets. has been changed. It was|of the champton securin f atomach de mem or oth nta | PIL r 4 ot for hospi 7 z te faa) e eote MY, Understanding of found. upon meanuring the route, nhaence long. enough toc ; pitchers, three catchers, seven in- | momach dateamsmen of otier siimania | Pe maey % youn years to quality tor S arletee | Come Ring more than seven, Fatles had fant nd . trangler ders, Jncluding she veteran &c MWAUKEF, Wis, April 6 Don't walt until you are entirely down “ ality fo driving |been laid out instead of five and one: |ly is the opponent tha’ ke and five outfielders. " ° - St oul. bah thEa’ WAGIA tase . |Mcevae. but @ person stxteen years or half as intended ‘To diminish the route. | view, as the Kent pal Ayia y opel Pee og the New Durable Dane,’ dis-|and-cul. Bat take fhom, to-day, vor taay drive @ car if accompanied , {he runners will cross Central Park at | ful ntitled to Caddock Glatta had a ehanan ta tale this of Billy Willlame of Chicago tn! they do not help you, Ac hy the owner or a licensed chaafouc {Sith Street instead of 74h, as tn the|claim to the title a ate ath tea danitnnh are fas tiene here tent tues, Look for the name ¢ HLA vor may drive a car belonging to his | Seine! directions. s basking on the b tT fags egg th bron Prat eae el Vout Gy be ech on every Dox, three ata y farallg | _ Cal, and seemingly un ed of the Chicago White Sox, who nereifully, Tiartiey «bod gpanch pure, original, imported Heariem t | Benny Leonard Ughtweight oham- fiture matches were SLODping Bt Uke moe Awaiting wae (oo muck fer (he Winks lag man, | Capruben—A dwt, 4 '