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l. MEMPHIS WINS'- k- 3tef CLOSED CONTEST If Took- Eleven Innings to t. DecMe GamWith Little Rock. LittleRock Ark. September 22.

Meippla won the first cam the. nost season series after a hard fought eleven Wlng contest by- a five to four score. Ph pitching of Hal and batting of Memphis at. critical periods wet. feaiurei.

Little Rock wag weakened by the ab sence of Catcher Lynch and FIstDaIe- man Wright A MEMPHIS ab. r. h. po. a.

e. Utx. a 6 12218 Phyle. 3b 6 0 3 I I Delehanty. 2b.

20120 Duncan. Ti 11300 Werden. Ib r. O. 2' A O.

A. Miller. 1 5 01410 JLynciu cC .4 I 2 4 0 teOtBtnl. 403820 Hale. 5 01230 Totals 43 6153310 LITTLE ROCK- ah.

po. a. XahUn. a 6 01370 Gilbert 4 12300 Delehanty. Sb 5 I I I 0 0 rf.

13000 Householder. lb. 5 Henager. 2b. 5 Frank.

Lf 4 Clark e. Watt PV BoUn 4 Totals. 44 41232174. Hale out for not touching tint. Score by innings Memphis 20 I 000000 I I Little Rock 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 I I I 0 4 Two bas hits.

DelehlMltT. Renager. Three bu Wt. Stolen bases. At DWl Gilbert 2.

McCarm. Mahling. Householder. Tlfeiager Prank 4 Watt I. Base' on 5s off Hale I.

oft Watt 2. Struck out. by Hale 8 by Watt S. jjacriace hits Delehanty Memphis Accorsinl. Time of game 2:10.

Umpire. i tnpTn 0 I 15 0 02250 1200 500631 401020 000 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago 6 New York 1. Chicago. September 22 Weimer pitched another great game against New York today.

allowing but six scattered hits and would have had credit for the shutout in the' series but for Chicago's only error. made in the ninth. Attendance. 5100 Score Chicago 00320010 6 II I New Tork I I 6 I Batteries Wetmer and Raub McGinnity and Warner. Brooklyn Pittsburgh 4.

Plttzburg September 22 Clarks home run. which tied the score. was the only feature. The balance of the game was terdlnary and Plttsbnrga new. players could not win.

Attendance. 657. Plttsburg 0000 10 4 12 3 Brooklyn 030000 1 Oai 10 0 Batteries Thompson and. Cartah Schmidt and Bitter. Even Cincinnati.

3 Cincinnati. September 22. Cincinnati again broke. even in the header with Philadelphia today. The feature of the' first game was Donllns terrific batting.

second game was called In he seventh inning on of darkness. Cincinnati 0002 I 2200 7 14 5 Philadelphia. 302000700 12 19 2 Batteries Phillips and PoW Duggleby and Doom. Time :45. Umpires.

Johnston and Hurst. Second game- Cincinnati 1034000 8 to 0 Philadelphia 00 000 04 I 8 0 Batteries Ewlng and Peltz Mitchell and Dooin. Time 1:15. Umpires. Johnston and Hurst.

Attendance. 2083. Boston 10 St. Louis 1. st Louis.

September 22. Boston won from St. Louis today in a sided game. St. Louis 000001000 I 6 2 Boston 300400003-10 II 2 Batteries Betts and Coveney PIttlnger and Moran.

Time. :35. Umpire. Moran. Attendance.

1290. American League Standing. Clubs Poston 131 Cleveland 134 Philadelphia. 128 New York St. Louis JJetTOlt Chicago Washington Played.

Won. lost. PC. 125 130 129 ISO 131 87 74 69 65 83 62 67 42 664 60 552. 59 539 60 520 67 485 67 481 73 438 90 321 Chicago-- 7 Boston O.

ton. September 22. The home teams string of successive wins wax by. Chicago today. Altrocks I pitching was largely responsible.

a. 0 O-O 4 I Chicago. 3 0101200 0 7 ID 3 Batteries Hughes and. Farrell Altrock and Sullivan. Time.

:30. Umpire. OLoughlbl Attendance. 3558. Detroit 7 Philadelphia Philadelphia September 22 Henley's bad inning and several.

costly errors by the locals gave Detroit today's game. DetrolU 0105 0 0 0 0 7 10 I 00112 0 4 is 5 Batteries and Thselcw Henley. ratrks and teJJteIlcoat Time. 1:50. Umpirer Adams.

Attendance. 'Washington 2. Washlngt September 22 8t. I won the final game of the. series today.

gudhoff pitched remarkable ball for six lininsi- tot allowing a single hit or a roan to reach first. Wghlngt0fl0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 2 5 2 St. Louis. 5200000 1 8 12 2 Batteries Patten and RIttredge Bud. Jioff end Time.

:25. Umpire. Connolly. Attendance 1109. Cleveland 5 New York 4.

New York. September 22 OS. again beat New York today and put an end to all bOp and aspirations Of tb locals. sw wfc. 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 Cleveland.

0 0 0 0 I I I 0 2 5 10 3 Batteries Tannehill and. Seville StnvaU nd Abbott. Time. 1:50. Umpire Shez Idaju Attendance.

8300. poI RODE DINNER iNTHEOCCDESTAL VltUiTkni of of Track Reciri A GREAT DAY AT GRAVES END Pour Psvorits Won. in the Six Event Weather Was- Pine and Track Fast Wild Thyme Wins Sea. Breeze Selling Stakes. New York.

September 22. Caughnawaga. hacked from 3 to I to IS to 5. won the Occidental handicap. one mile and a furlong.

at send. today. He also ran the distance in :52 5. within. three- fifths of a- second.

of the track record. The start. In the race was very' bad. the favorite. Charles' Elwood.

and Warranted being left. Himself cut out the running to the' lartunv where Odom. on Caughnawaga moved up and took command. Hurstbourne challenged in the stretch and in a driving finish cauglinawaga won by a head from Hursthourne. who.

in turn. was five lengths in trout of Himself The Sea Breeze selling takes went 10 the favorite. Wild Thyme- by a head. from Rostand. Payne was third.

Four favorites won. Weather warm and track. fast. FIRST Selling about furlongs Pepper no Fuller 7 to won Van Ness. 101 ONeU 11 to 5.

second Prtncesa Tulane. It Wllkerson 20 to I third. Time 1:10 Demurrer. Counterpoise Neither One. Locket.

Trinity Belle Julia Tualdn Cataplllar. Tim D. Tr and Lord of the Manor ran. SECOND RACE Handicap about furlongs Armenia. 115 Redfern 9 to 5 won Bryn.

Mawr. 107 Gray 20 to I. second Euphrata. 100 Gannon 7 to I. third.

Time. 1:10 5. Blytheness. Masedo. Topic Tom Payne.

Ed Tlerney. Pan- Ique and Bobadll ran. THIRD RACE The Sea Breeze. mile and a sixteenth Wild Thyme. 105 Nell to S.

won Reed to 2 second- Payne. 107 Redfern 2 to I third. Time. 1:46 5. Sheriff Ben ran FOURTH RACE TheOccidental handicap mile and a furlong Caugnnawaga 114 Odom IS to 5 won Hurstbourne.

100 Redfern It to second Himself. 95 O'Brien 30 to I. third. Time. I :52 5.

Rlver Pirate ran. Charles and Warranted left at the post. FIFTH RACE about furlongs Emergency 109 Gannon 3 to I won Telephone 112 Bullman 25 to I. second Miss Melton. 109 Cochran 30 to I.

third. Time. 1:11 5. Donnelly. Redman.

Dutiful. Flag Offfcer. Port Plain. Oinestrees and Virginia ran. Miss Shylock fell Revolution pulled up.

SIXTH. RACE-Handicap mile and a sixteenth Duke of Kendai 112 Pullr 9 to 2 won Sir 108 Bolesen to I second Colonsay. 88 D. O'Connor 25 to I. third.

Time. I :47. Leader. Short Hose. and Troubadour ran.

Today's Entries at Oravesend. First Race High weight handicap about 2 furlongs Colonel BUt. 140 Wealth. 134 Forward. 120 Damon.

HSi April Shower. IS Monograph. The Pentaul. 112 Salvateua. III lea Water.

Outcome. Little- Jack Homer' 110 Biserta. 109 CapUvator 108 Melsterstnger SUdell Thistle Heather 108 Henry Clay Rye 104 Memurlam. 102. Second Racfe Steeplechase selling sbott 2 Fulminate.

154 Perion. Gortziagallai traotlian 153 Amur. Bounder Gascar. ISO. Third Race The Holly handicap about 6 furlon a.

The Mlftjte Men 28 Put- I2 Lady Amelia 122 Turquols Blue. 114 Grenade. Race King 112 St. Valentine. Sweet Oretcben.

110 I1vina- tlonWotan 108 tacoaln. 107 Ruutter 104 Batts J02. Fourth Race Handicap I 2 miles Major Dalnpr1leld. ISO. Hunter Ralne.

119. Surmise 108. Sheriff Dell. 103 Star Chamber. 102 Was-ranted.

100 Taneway 9 Lord Turco. 98 Gold Bell. Chap. wlnd. 87.

Fifth Race About six furlongs. selling Bob Murphy. 109 Eagle. 106 Monet. Avenger 105 104 The Bowery.

97 Hydrangea. Short Cake Tender Crest Sneer. Baoderllla tibarlle Fisher. MordeU la 94. Sixth Race Mile and a sixteenth selling Tribes Hill III Young Henry.

108 McMeekln Ethics. King Rains. 106 Hoodwink. Khttal. 105 Stroller.

Esherln 104 Knight of the Garter 101 Swamp. lands 98 Ella Snyder. 97 Royal Pirate. 92 Our Nugget. 91.

COURT STOPS- USURIOUS LOANS A Dilda Lends Money to workers at. Usurious Interest A story of finance on a diminutive scale came out in the recorders court ester day afternoon when J. A. DUda an em' ployee of the Fulton Me and cotton mills. was.

arraigned- on the charge of lending money without license. DUds hasn't much money. but he managed to lend a few dollars to his coworkers. The loans would have been a kindly act except for the fact that he charged an enormous rate' of Interest. HI.

loans hl went over 3 and most of them were for only l. lie charged interest at' the rate of 10. cents a week. He. was not very particular or very his- mane about taking collateral or security but made his customers leave their work.

lug tools clothing bedding. In nil room at the cotton mills hotel he la said to have had piles of blankets and cloth. lag anil a large assortment of tools. One of the witnesses In' court stated that he had borrowed. 81 from Dilda and raid him 10 cents a week as interest until he had paid out 1420 in that way and still owed the.

dollar. Another witness testified that he borrowed 3 from Dilda ana left his Of carpenter' tools as security. He paid 90 cents a week and after paying S9IO still wed the IS. and bad no tools to work with. Linnse Inspector Hubbard we.

the prosecVlng' officer. He stated that he had- bdOta trying to. catch. DIMa for. several months.

This stated the officer runs a pawn shop peddleR goods and loans money without a license. lie has made women and children go to bet cold be- cause they had. pawned their blankets. Men have had to go lnth lr shirt sleeves because Duds held their coats as se curtty" for loans. He.

claims to be lending money merely- as an accommodation tout It is my opinion that he should be punished cent made to stop his business. The recorder fined Dilda 1075 and warned. him not to lend any more money. Train Strikes Wagon. Richmond.

Va. September 2. tffcile turning to Dutch Gap. Va from Petersburg today. awagon containing Mrs.

Lozon two sons and a. Daughterwas struck by the Norfolk ond Western cannon ball" train. Un. Lozon an en. of.

the SODS aged fl rears were Instantly ana second son slightly InJureaV. A- IL Will ORGANIZE ATLANTA TEAM Football Enthusiasts Will Get Ready to Play Other Cities A meeting of the Atlanta Football team wilt be htld Tuesday night at 'o'clock atfNo. Austeirtunaing. This Is the first meeting Of the season and it hoped' by thoseinterested that a large number will present. A captain manager andtreasurer will be elected at this meeting.

The first genie of the season will be played' on October 3. with the Tech. and as this date is close at hand the members are iirged toT come out Friday night in order thatuhe organization may be. completed and the team get down to hard practice by of. next week.

Games have been with Savannah. Jacksonville Charleston. Columbus. Charlotte. and many' other towns.

This team played-10 games last season. won 7 lost 2 and tied' I which Is' a good record. The. team will be mostly of old college men and is expected to average 175 pounds AT COLUMBUS 0. a 4 FANNY BHiABB PACXKG MABES' RACE Columbus Ohio.

September- 22 Fanny Dillard. of the Wv Snow' stable be- came. champion of pacing mares when In the 2 06 pace' she went the mile in 2:03 half a second better than the best efforts of Lady of the Manor. Muette and Darien. The race which Fanny DUIard won and to which she became' the pacing queen.

the 203 pace. was bitterly fought. Major C. was the 10 to 4 favorite and won the first heat Joe Pointer winning In a drive from Fanny" DUlard. Major shtft to the front in the second heat and was earned to the halt by Captain Sphinx In I OIH Here both' horses gave it Up and Fanny Dtllard set sail for what proved- to be the record.

The- time by quarters is :30 I 2:03 The mare had no trouble in beating Joe Pointer home In the last heat. Summaries 2:23 Trot John Taylor won la three straight heats Gray Fortune ond Bessie Blrchwood third. Best time 2:12. 2:06 Pace Fat Dillard won second and third heats and race Joe Pointer first Mat second Ten ae Queen. third.

Best time 2:03 i. 2:17 Trot. Billy Buck won in two straight heats John Mac. second Dillon Boy third. Best time.

2:09. 2:15 Pace. John Y. won in three straight heats on Time second Columbia Hal. third.

Best time. 2:09. Special Summer Bates. Via Chicago and Northwestern railway. For round Xlp tickets during the sum- mar season to' St PanU Minneapolis.

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Lake' Mills. Green Lake. Lake. Mlnnetonka and other summer resorts of Wisconsin northern. Michigan and Minnesota.

Yellowstone National park. Oregon Washington and Alaska. Descriptive pamphlets. Colorado California and Hints to Tourists. giving detailed Information.

mailed upon application to W. B. Kniakern. P. T.

Ma Chicago tlls STABBED BY IDS NEPHEW Robert Peniaxfd of- Buncombe County wm Die front Wound. Asheville N. C. September 22. Robeit Penland.

one. of the wealthiest and best known men in Buncombe was. it Is believed fatally. stabbed by. his nephew Henry Penlajnd.

In an affray whlct o- coned yesterday JIB the resu of a feud of long standing. Henry Penland was committed to. Sail wlthovi bond. GEORGIA OFFICES ADVANCED. Will Be in Presidential Grade from October 1.

Washington. September 22 The follow. log southern fourth-class postofBces have been ordered advanced to the presidential grade to. take elect October Georgia Ashburn. with a salary of 000 Boston.

stlOO Camille 51000 Lytle. 11100 Mlllen. 51100 Shellman. SI100 walnsboro 11100. Sad Talbotton.

1000. Alabama Clayton 11000 Genevt. SI. South Carolina Hartsville 1200 Walhalla 1100. Cline Appointed Superintendent.

Wilmington N. September 22. Spe- claL W. P. Cllne chief operator in the Western Union office In' Richmond Va.

has been appointed superintendent of telegraph of. the entire Atlantic line system. with headquarters in Wllining. ton. He succeeds the late Frederick.

D. Cudllpp. am or Thow Proof Jfaxther Ideal Leather The new leather which Is always bright glossy strong Wand soft and cant get hard. Rain or snow don't affectit When you buy shoes look for this label. buff Proem LeUiar CD.

GJ' QWEN RECEIVES A' MAGNIFICENT IN DQRSEMENr To the Public Prom a personal knowledge of Mr. o' J. Bowen's standing and ability we desire heartily indorse Mi candidacy for councilman from the Fifth ward. Mr Bowen It a native of Douglas couarty who came to Atlanta as a young man and has' resided In the Fifth wart for nearly fifteen years. A3 a prominent contractor.

Joint an extensive business he has erected a- great many buildings in this and other Georgia titles. Raving spade a specialty of fine residence the. home of John. Gordon C. D.

Maddox. Denny. Roby Robinson W. T. Crenshaw R.

Emmons Oscar Pappenhetmer Capt. Lyman Hill Cot Samuel Well. and many others stand as evidences of his handiwork. We knoT Mr. Bqwen to be a man of integrity and.

high character who will give the time and attention necessary to. a. faithful discharge of his of tidal duties and wa cheerfully commend his candidacy to the voters of the cly A. R. COLCORD.

Wllllams Lbr. Co. Wi F. DENNY A. F.

MORELAND. JOS W. LITTLE. ANDERSON hIDEr. CO.

Harvey Anderson Pres. A. P. THOMPSON. S.

WALL. BRUCE MORGAN B. R. PADGETT. A.

C. MORRIS. JOHN B. OOODWIN W. R.

HARRIS. r. Ok LAKE. J. jj JENNINGS.

V. IL KKtuiGSHABER. SAMUEL WElL OSCAR PAPPENHElMElI GREEN THOMPSON. W. A.

IVEY. W. B. DUNCAN. BUTT MORRIS.

J. RICE. P. 11. RANDALL.

HALL. JOHN A. HINDS. I AT DELMAR. e--e NOT A FAVORITE WAS SUCCESSFUL YESTERDAY St.

Louts. September 22 The card at Delmar today was practically feature- lers. Not a favorite was successful. Third. choices were the winners in nearly every race.

In the fifth Our LJllia was Disqualified for fouling. She was leading dewn the. stretch and. was about to. be passed by Atlas.

when she cut. in la front and forced Atlas to go Atlas was only beaten by a. neck. Track fast. FIRST RACE-dir and a half furlongs.

Emily Oliver 107 Miller to I won Mansas. 102 CoUett 7 to I. second Donna Belle 102 Perkins to I third. Time 1:23 4. First One.

Amentium. Roberta. NItrJr Salmi Pilaster Quicksilver Sue. Boyce. Arnold.

Belle Simpson and Ben Eraloant also ran. SECOND RACE Six furlongs Lam- yadrome IDS CalyIt to I. won Judge Iienton 108 Sheehan 2 to I. second Pert Warden LOS Nlblackt 1 to I. third.

Tune. 1:17 4. Poncnar- train Little Pirate. Tom Olney. Capitol Turrsido Carbon ale Arlo also ran.

THIRD. RACE and a half furlong Pepper Dick 107 London 8 to I wen' Sung. 107 Sheehan 2 to I eeccnd Cotton Plant 107 Calvlt 7 to I. third. Time.

1:23 I-4 Called Backr Jthn Morton Glllegplc. Larcgue Winner Jour Malls Certain The Four Hundred and Maple also ran. FOURTH- RACE. Steen longs Spencer 65. Shea 7 to won Dy.

Jty 109 Livingston to I. second Leech. 93 W. Hennessj 12 to I third lime 29 4. Btsie Sally Lunn.

Straggler. Temtress. lrby Bennett. Helen Print. Gus Lanka.

and Nearest. alSo ran. FIFTH RACE Five furlongs Our flltte 95Howell tto 10w nt Atlas 100 George 3 to I second' Ocyrone 108 Sheehan to I third Lady Free Knight 100 Shea 8 to I. fourth. Time.

I :09 4. TttwMeratlon Start Wadleigh. Lemon Gtt Black Pittance Soisfelere Frartk CoTllns and Allegrette list ran. Our Lillie was disqualified for loultag. SIXTH RACE One sane and one- tithth BiancU II 1-08 Sheehan 3 to I wen The Bobby.

102 Savers 3 to I second Elixa Dillon 92 Shea 8 to I. thlra. Time 186 Cautious. Welsh Girl Charles Little Lois and Jena also tan. Today's Entries at Delmar.

First Racer Flve furlongs. selling Eli. 92r Pontchartraln. Bondillo. B5tYenom 97 Kiowa Chief Alcom Jt.

St. Caro 102 Henry Luehrmartn Jr. Mayor Mil ler. Launay. 103 Mendon 107 Peach Juice.

110. Second Race Six furlongs selling Ayl- sner Bruce Detest. Bisuka Irene Mac. 99 Maghoni Chickuha. Feronla Marchioness.

104 Miss 105 Eufauls 107 Miss Gould. Lady Charlotte 108 flehove 110. Third Race-Mile selling Donarni 92 Lasso. Duels Tony Lapping. 100 Morris.

Volmer. 103 Rollick II. 104 Pro. tenor Neville El Ray 103 Ada N. 107 Tom Crabh.

109 Last Knight 110. Fourth Race Six furlongs handicap Redola 83 Theory 88 Optional 102 Father Weather. 106 Imp. 113 Frank Bell 110. Fifth Seven furlongs Light Op.

era Mlmo Avoid. Star Nova. 100 Sar- dlan. Dan McKenna Uranium 103. Sixth Race Mile and sixteenth selling Hegira Varna Fonse 90 Whltmore Galanthus Viclerne Goo.

Goo 95 Decoration. 98 Silver Fizz Ladas. Our. Lady 190 Baird. El Caney BoWl 103 False.

105. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Signature of Cotton Crop Will Be Light Raleigh. N. C.

September 22. Spe clal. All the farmers who have cotton crops' unite in saying that the crop wilt be a very light one not over 60 per cent of an average. Tney say this with great posltiveness FROM SAVANNAH TO BOSTON. Weekly Steamship Service Has Been Established.

Boston Xassu September gpecIal. Boston merchants who have. keen clam- otfag for a direct un-Ice between Savan. nah and thla port are to have their wishes gratified and a direct weekly servlce win. bejnaugurated tomorrow.

The Ocean Steamship Company's steam. er Tallahassee. Captain Burroughs will leave Lewis wharf tomorrow afternoon- touching at NW York on the voyage down leaving" Savannah for Boston direct. The Chattahoi cbeewlU sail from Savannah for Boston Thursday and sailings will continue on that- day fromeach end. A a fc JTamrfnm njgjn fti A Jm AT HAWTHORNE WINS THE MILE HANDICAP POfe ALL Chicago.

September 42 The favorite- Hargls. won the third and feature race of the Hawthorne card a mile handicap for all ages. Dr. Stephens was second and Louisville thlM while Proceeds a stake horse on a muddy track. was last.

The track today was Last and weather clear and warm. FIRST RACE Five furlongs Hocep. 98 Coleman 5 to won Tkalon los IV Knapp to I second Miss Mollie 98 Nohol 30 to I third. Time :02 85. Qudol Apple Eugenia Touchstone.

Re- Quixote Foresight Instrument. lwndale. Shaitai and Sol Smith ran. SECOND RACE Six furlongs Ancfte 109 Buchanan 8 to won Orfeo. 109 Relff a to 5 second Aliola 109 T.

Dean 12 to I third. Time fl4 6. Narrator Red- Raven ran. THIRD RACE Mile Hargis 105 Relif- to 5 won Dr. Stephens lOG Vln 8 to i second Louisville 96 it.

Phillips 6 to r. third. Time. 1:42 5. Wart.

Nlcht Proceeds ran. Bard Burns pulled up. FOUTH RACE Illle and a sixteenth Frivol 96 Williams to I won Dutch Carter. 96 H. Phillips 12 to I.

second Carat 102 Wilson a to 6 third. Time- :48 5. Leenja Omdur- tnan. Antllee Ivernla Bard of Avon ran. PITH RACE Six furlon Cognomen.

102 L. Wilson IS to f. won Don Domo. 117 PencIl 7 to 10 second Seine 108 Otis 4 to I. third.

Time. 1:14 6. 7fal Sweetie Kate Powers poI tactic Irish Swede ran. SIXTH RACB-OIlle Brushby. 99 WIl- son 8 to 6 won a 109 P.

Phillips even second Birch Broom. 99 Bonner 3 to. I. third. Time 1:41 6.

Lemco and Banana Cream Today's Entries at HJawthorna. Pleat Race a half furlongs The Hebrew King NQtter Santemo Otto Stlfel Lanark. Sky Pilot. C. O.

Hutchinson. Enverlte 113 Red Bird Alice Commoner Delmont Annora 3. Leila Alan. Virginia' Boy 110. Second Race Handicap steeplechase short course Oliver Me 144 Morands 139 Itacatlara 134 Heber 132 Snow.

drift. 127 Croolin 125. Third Race Six furlongs handicap Redan 116 Sir Launcelot Moattna IIS Rockaway 113 AuoUtor. 110. Fourth Race Seven furlongs selling' First Chip 105 Safe Ouara.

John Lemons Lady Matchless. 102- Dutchesee Manna. Tloga 100 Fair Lady Anna. Siloam Bay Wonder ilirlam 99 Glenn Rice Bell Mahone Lampoon- 97 Flyer. Naulah 94.

Fifth Race Mile and a quarter. selling 99 Little Elkin Marlon i Sixth Race Mile Oihgen f07- Pla SS ft 105 Federal Pat Morrlasey 102' James J. Cottett 100 Ethel Wheat. Paul Whaley. St.

Tammany Fingal Rapunta. Marshalsea Euehl Book Company 69 Whitehall For Books and. Stationery- AT DETROIT. PoU FAVOEITES AMONG WINNERS THE PAEK Detroit. Mlctu September.

22 Four fa. vorltes won over a fast track at High. land park today. The feature event was a furlong dash which was. won by- Carl Kahlty after a drive which lasted for three-eighths of a mile.

Lyrist' Just got up in time to et the place by a nose from liandthoro alter a gruellln finish. FIRST Six furlongs ongs oly htayman 104 McLowe to 6 on. Showman I 12 Romaneim to. I second Melbourne Eclipse. 107 Adams 10 to i Hrd- Time 1:21 S-4.

Cloclie rJor' Spring Water Artist. Epidemic. President Savond and Geisha. Girl ran. SECOND RACE furlongs Light Runt' 97 Tooman 2 to I wS" Clifton Boy 104' Adams 4 to I.

and Nuptial. 105 Romanelll 7 tosT third. Time 1:18. Dedlam. Onannetti The- CntoD and.

Henry Bachellor ran. Linden Tree left at. me post. THIRD RACE 6 furtonw Carl Cafaler 115 Iiaack 4 to wS Lyrist 89 Pleratt to I second- HflnS more. 85 Paul to I third rfrnf RV Right and True ran.

Arnold left at Selling. mile- Radnor 107 Haack to I wt Bright 94 Pierraois to 2'd air 107 Donovan 7 to 5. third. 1:41. Haydon.

Klawassa FIFTH RACE Stllin I 4 Lady of th West l04Df Bolandl B. won 0. W. 104 WalshxlO to tclU 94 Tooman 4 to. third.

Time 8:10. c. Rosenfeld. Senator Dtolor 10 Beverid idgs knit Wallatxmt ran. TH RACE furlo SIXTH furlongs Ar atoms-- 102 Romaneilil 10 to I won- Annie Max.

109 R. Martin 4. to owl Nellie Forest. 107 Pleratt at HJ0 4 NabSSklwJifSai and. Pride of Surrey and Canesay fan BELIEVE HE WAS MUBDEfl.

New York Coroner Holding Inquest Over Xilpatricks Body. New York September 22 Coroner Brown. who Is investigating the death of John D. Kilpatrlck a wealthy young Nebraska- man found shot through the heart in hIs apartments yesterday tts abandoned the theory of suicide and to day called on the" police to investigate the shpting on the. possibility that Jt might have been murder.

The position" of the revolver the lad that Kllpatricks clothing was not burned and tlie absence or any ascertainable cauta for suicide led the coroner to say that be bsUeved the shooting to iav beeas eltter aedd ntatw andeft 4 VICTOR Sing Everything Play Everything Just Like the Original. THE VICTOR Is so perfect that it Is often- mistaken for actual talking and singing even by persons scout. S. tamed to it. It la as soft and sweet as the voice of a woman as full- loud clear and strong as that of a man.

The Victor- renders' high. Instrumental music solo. band. and so so as to make' the- listener hold his breath. GOLD' MEDAL.

The Victor won the Gold Medal over. all other talking machines at Buffalo. It was awarded by eight distinguished Judges confirmed by three more confirmed again by a final one a unanimous verdict of superiority by twelve distinguished men. What they found out is exactly what you want to know. They Judged it for you.

Can you imagine anything that will bring to your home so much pleasure and entertainment. to your friends and every member of your family old and young SIX MILLION DOLLARSWORTH SOLD LAST YEAR. On. account of the marvelous improvements on the Victor Talking Machines and Records six million dollars worth were sold last year. This shows what the public thinks of.

tho Victor. Why not own a Victor and have a theater in your own home Jean DeReezice says Reproduces the human voice to perfection. AdeUna Pattl says It seemed as the artists were actually. singing In my salons. Sara Bernhsrdt says I thought.

I was listening not. to the echo of Calve but to Calve herself. vjoftn Philip Sousa says The Victor is all right Prices 1500 to 50 Terms Arranged. Phillips Crew Co. 37 Pjchtree- St.

Southern Manager of The Stelnway Piano. The Chickening Plano The Knabe Piano. I ho' Fischer Piano. The Crown Piano. The.

Radle' Piano. The Kimball Piano. The Kimball" Organ. The Planols. The Qrchestrelle.

The Regina Music Box. MOONSHINERS IN COMMAND Revenue Officers in North. Carolina Having Harder Time Than Ever Before Getting Information To Convict County Of. fiqers Give If Aid. Raleigh N.

September 2 Special Bevenue officers report considerable trouble with brandy distillers be cause the latter' do not report' materials used hut secrete these and distill them In- the absence- of storekeepers. Then they hide the brandy in the woods. Intending to market it after the manufacturing season ends so as to ex less suspicion. Revenue officers say it la now harder than ever to obtain in formation regarding the' location of il licit distilleries although under the new state law county officials are Instructed to suppress these. One.

man who said he knew. there were halt. a. dozen illicit distilleries within 4 miles of a certain place In. Martin county said he could not reveal their location and added that the sheriff and hla deputies would not molest them although their operation is In de.

fiance of the Watts liquor regulation law. 2 It is expected that In thirty days ttefe will To much tnoonshinleg. when the. new crop of corn becomes available- ant then IL' supreme test will be made of the efficacy of the Watts law. and whether the county' officials will cooperate with the revenue.

officers in suppressing combining. Mr. Watts who introduced the- bill. which became a law. and which has ever since attracted so much attention said before the law went Into effect that he- did not- expect the county officers or state officials to join with.

the revenue officers la any movement. HURT IN MOTOR CAR WRECK T. W. Geer and E. W.

Bale of XoU1. trie Sustain Serious Injuries. Miscreants Had' Spiked Scrap Iron to-the Track. Moultrie. Go Sejrtember Superintendent T.

W. ear of the. Union Pmopolis saw mills and. Ma-is electrician for the Tifton ThomsvWe and Gulf road. were seriously injured in th wreck of a motor oar between STouI- the and Obe this morning.

Geer had. one let broken. In several plates and may be fatally hurt. Hale received painful cuts und briuses but will recover. Some one hall' evidently planned to wreck the passenger.

train near' AM for a piece of scrap iron had been Bfked on the track. Geer and Hale. who were going to and' running at a. high et failed to see the. obstruction until too late.

They were picked up by a paaseatfer train- and brought to their homes here medical attention was promptly rendered. L. Ackert- Died from Injuries Columbus. Miss. September 72.

8p U. H. ickert train master of the Southern from Birmingham to OreenIfl. who was Injures at Greenwood last iisht. died in that place' this monilnf- rhM he was being operated on.

His death primarily reused from the loss of Mood and not to- the operation. lie was being attended by two physicians or Greaa. wood. The remains will reach here tonight and be carried to the deceased' former home In Joliet Ills. ert and son are here and wm accompany the body to Jollet.

NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CUREIK CATARRH Asrx OTHER DISEASES ow TIIEOAT AND XV2TOS. cure time diseases rR DISEASES an XIISEASKS OV WOstBJt CvrdwithphenemeasL1spldlt7 VABKJOCKLE. We cure without opentton. CTnder car Pp5Cc amine tr ttm oi th sengeststS wo loan dlMpprsrsUk ru see tored to normal strength tad cIreuUtioijTtve ublliliMr TBICTURE We euro stricture wttool the knife the litwt sod most scientific method. It diseased UMOM see rspldly Absorbed end tie stricture tthtrtlMMt.

orlnoonrenlenc lMrorEccL. Teensy 6elacking utiae power of TM hoed If so we wilt restore to yevu ssnspvlBiiidTtt hare test we correct and cure ll susai aflasntstMrecai ofronUkratfolUes ezeess. or dlsefcarges. I4TFliIl.Ia- hood Poison It 0157 TM Is ths ertourr ttsr sy hays tees UertdtUrr or eomOsaUd in dss TVs curs it in alt lime andeomplictiloss toef' and eradicate ry stl of me poises from thlt without tli CM of potash or mercury UttlecrenoTllo plU4 DISSASEC. tcklyaod sftfctycued.

AU ltdildg barBintlnfltintietlsa ad PROSTATIC DISEASES. We ri all In the brick do tedha iit. Diyfloir sad 4 nr 8TCLA PILES 9 rwd to to dsyi CICEB8 and SKIN DISEASES OUBKO TOXOUKK ma smioesI7 short Mme. I i rr I ti fJfit J01i8TJwu ONiJ A juliAwED 8Jjl is :3901.t i f- AM 1----- rclME 0" 9A MPHIS' WIN S. Jt Jh i t.

lff 1 ooltE ev rflnrHngsto De aG mffWlthUttJei i tttl. th thtf IIPtt haaonJIU1esattera touhtlnen COat Sibi 1iv totoui 8 lattlncof were. If attlRoCk a aence7 fcatc r. andF11s Ba DWii MEJ4p bra e. a.a..8 I 2 2 I 2 1 5 I.

I 3 0 0 Ib 5 i. A J' 4 0 8 2 0 .5 O. I 2. 3. 0 Totals 43 5 15" 10 LITrLEROCX r.

e. 8 0 I 3' 7 0 ct .4 1 :2. 3 0 0 5 I 3 0 0 0 5 0 2 2 5 O' 4 1 1 2 0 0 p. 4 0 0- 0 O. 0 44 4 1 32 11 a t1 5 00000 AU.

D. tn r. 4. on' s. Watt2.

Saerl11ce l1msof. 2htion1 Stfl1ng. Clu PlaTed. Won. Lost.

PC. PtttsburC 137 47. 657 N. Tort 138 82 54 603 Chicaco I 80 55 593 U. Boston.

135 57 78 422 a eJ I 13 47 84 t- St. LoW. 132 43 8 325 22. pltch a owing wouldhav only Sc re 0 0 3 2 00 I 0 x-5 ew York. I-I Batteries Pittab.

urg. 22. t8. horn. W1S P1ttsbtllgnell t3 I 02 Schmidt nd at.

22. lIii evP411a double helier Ph the1irst game waiDonllns U. Phillips I 8 0 1 Rwthg i ston Boston :00000 I cioo- etts I I AHE1uCAN LEAGUE. Clubs- Won. 44 128 etroit Washln on 7soton The atrtntrot.

WIUI' J' lar ly 0000.000000 41 3 t0 I 2 0 0 7 Hahes OLou hIln. elph1a. 22. fnDinl' Ievera1costly ooo 1 7 190. I 4 XIUOJ' Sand ka.

illO 11m. Pi ma. rStL u1s 8 iilis Sept ber' U-St. Won tod dhotfpltched II orfnltP 110ta11 a In leblt man 000 00 2 5 StLouIsO 812 Pttefl I 1iewYork4. Ne tember 22 ap1Dbea NTorktO aT INtan 1ratlonof th.

rk 00003 OIJZ 00 01 I' 5. BemeStnnu An4cAbbott. f. PRESIDENt Ip I ct 4the1 i uj Trimmter. JrlIoitutCUPui teed.

is CI1tbacltIQ. pat4SaJe or b1maU 8ahToQ. cc. 4i. 1 1c 0 1 A.

1 6" if 1li lifi ti J. c3 Iiii i1j jR 10. IN OCCID HTL wo. hUl ilt lD IIihI' Sec nd AGREATIAY GRAVfEN iorlt. bkth Event Wth rWJ the wnd1b7iD.

se1reUeSeU. Septem 22. bcke4 tramS. lIto IwuUc e' urloact 1 a ae ondof reco racewaa the beI le Hlmseltcut therunnl on an HurstbournechaUenged lna drlVin Caurtlnawagawon headfrom of ene tramRoatand Pa711ewas RAC SeUine IIto6 Prln I I 0. Olae BelleTuUa CataPl1larT1m RACE-Handicap.

to IOOGannon I Bobadllran The' IIxteenthWlld ONeU 2. I. 5. ran. The' Occld ntat mneand Sf dfernllto 5.

1:52 P1ra lo rge idn Pl in estre88 Kran DukeOfKendai Fu1I 2. SIrVoorhlB. I. Sir ran Tod 7a En es Gr veaenct. Rich hn Ucap.

140Wea1th. 118 Mon pb. 15. la. lc Tack IIOBI- Memortu102.

Race a t. Fulmln ate. 154. re non. Gorl er el 1ti about he Gr 1f 2.

Fo rth Race 118 108Sheril 81 Race-About Semn rest. la. 4. Rare-Mile rbf i I afe I USURIOUSLOAN8 J. A.

rdera em- lton cott the' oney. llfhe llan. kIndl ta Hb" ent 8ndlIlos at them. ere OJl1y' He- ry bouttakfngcollateral ve and tieddl i. I room' re dpUeaotblankeu ot the courtstat fromDlIdaand hl 10cenu h8dpal Int at waysnd tlllowed Anotherwltneas ber.

UtrOm DUdaand 1effht usecl1nty. tIe. aweekand af I I tl 1 no Litli me' InlP6ctorBubbtord prosec Int otftcerHeatated DlIdatOlev Thlstnab heom er. cSand neywJthout women to. cold cUHthey pa1fnedthelr tlanke lenhave hMto.

lr forloa claJmato PUnh bi b1m. 1ot" tole danym jUe imOn WM urfb a' ontalnlnglrL. twoSOIU tbterwa bythe NOrf lJ ltJtWeitem c1nOJibaUtratu. Lozonanll' ne OD8. e4 wer bltall tIt 1 fUdftUz er Jj1i1 i1tr c.

wmf OB NlZ J-ANTA' Jooib lt fnth st W1UG her Ctl 1 me UDI' theitlantaFoQtbalfteam WUtbeh 4" da ht t. lock a AUI I lldi ths lri" fth I D. thole.lnteru\ed.t ata numberW1Uwpreient. Aea1W irei' a tre Surer. w111 ele ted'-atthlsm i1c ftrstpme of eas wlUbe October3wJth the.

nd aathlsdatels themem- iLto" eomeout Ffldaynl ht orderthat bYthe ftrst Ga hvebee wlthSavan nahJac onville. team playe 10pmes1aateason. andUedI COOdrecord. oldcoUepmen. to as lAJ 1 tl Col mbue Fanny DlllardoftllI 1Sno 206 themUe halfaeecond ofth Theracewhicb FaMY DUlardwon b1tt rly toughtMajor 4' he Joep 1nter andwu :01 gave It.

and' Fanny' l1 or the IOI 1:32 marebad otroubleln beaUngJoe TrotS2000.J 1 Fortunesec BeatUme 2:05. Pace. lYDlUard Besttfn e. twoatralght' John 1rIa1aecood Dillon-Boy ce. trahtbe ts RonTlmese ond thI tlme20i SpeC1arS Batei ut Bum- ScpauLlm1eapQUs Ash1 nd.

WaukeshanevUs Gen anaother M1chJcanand ti sots. on. amU aUon WBKn1Jker 110 Cb cagt lI tyWiU thewealthlestatid Jcnpwn was Itb whl 1- cuned.yeaterday- 18 ntand to. wi Willue dential Octobert 8 ember The to h-cIu postomceghave beenordered a4vancedto grade. Georgta-Ashburn aJaryof" BostontIOO 11I11enSI100 SIIOOSwalnsboro Alabama nS Hart vtlle.

22. W. PCl1nechlef entlreAtlanUe headQuarterlnWlImlnK ucceedathe ateFrederlclc r.mo. ltqth i k. rf i tIh 51) A' ils ff fH I I' e.

8. La. wuiELN E. 1. S.

7 rx Ji. Ji. c' MkGN IFtEt T1N i t.1\ i' Ft m. raon iJtn dc. fJ4r.

BowlDtan4In aridcablUly. deBl heat tcg dOztebl d1da 7tor uncpman Ithe. F1tthard dr13owetrla naUveof1 1IIeo oA mann haefre Inth JUthwud apromlnntcontrctor 1i'- 1 v'- bu 1M. be. h88er cted a aTet manybuJI4I1 tht aiber 1a' Havln adeaapec1atiofftneJresldence homuoJoh 1BQordon.

CD W. Denny RobYRoblnIO WT Crenaha n1ielDer. lt. HaW ot. Wc1.

InJDyotller atand as. evldeDcnoCblahandlwork bovMf J3Q e1tobeamit a. 1Irh" bara. il1' WhQ ndattent1oD l1 to. dlschr ofblsot dutiesanii 1V ch rtUni ca 7Othaotei.

cit A WUUamlLbrc FDE mr. AFMOREL ND. ER. HreyL And rIIODPres AP i WB SfWALL BRUCE' R. JRlCE l' TO JOHNA.

NDS. t. i e. NO FA The toda fw3S pr1l Nota cholceswere OurLlI1iowas or was ad' cWn an Atlaswaacnly alel aneck fas 7 CoridDonna. IJa102 Qoettlns 1.

I G. BtlTceArnold BenI3raklard' SECONPF Six JShle5a 1ibrac17 I 1 Dick. I. Sh ban to. I.

ccnd CalvitJ. 1 Back tejour Certa1nrheFour alBoran a tot Henn I. I :29 B. LII e. 5 weU8 JoJW9Df AUu.

10 Oor 3to ucondtO re ShehISto I. Fre Knl Sht tourth Tme 1:09 t. legh. Lmn Ql Bhck Ftnce 8olfrlereFraI Ia Lile wasdsqu1l fu loli 81XURACEneme one I I Wve tl wetdf E1nUc 2 ttlr Tme. 1:5 We11 ne.

D. Ltt1eLs Jen 1f. Tod ys Etres Delm. Frst Teturlongs8enng Ee. 92 ponch rn Bad1ll.

95 nom Acm A 8t Cao. lIenLuehan. laor. Ml Luy. Menon ach 1 eSlxfurlngal eAYI- Brce.

Buk Irne Mac 8 Mahoni FeronJ Ione MIManner. EaulL MI Gould Jdr Chalotte. 08 Trd Rc MUe DnaL Lo. DueTon Lpilng" rs R1ck 1. 10 NeUeEl.

N. 107 Crbb 10 Lt 110. Fou Racex turlong handiap Rdola. Ther. 8 Otol.

Weter. 13 ven rfngLght a er St' NovaIO B- dlan. Mcenna. Barkel nluI103. Sith Re slteentb.

selng Hegr VaI Fose. Whitmr Galanthus Vlceme Go. Deor- aton Btver Fzz La Ly. 10 BarEI CaeT BohIl I 5 ForIt ad Chdeu a HaB irlanBougbl St Coton Wune Lght Raeh. Septembr' .22.

ca)1 i fa1er hve ctton unte Hyng tht Wl a onen 6 pr averuetyayth wit piUven l. FM sAv BOTO 7S pSce 1al. 1 bUlhec itonX Pte b22SpelaL BoitD merant chav ben oretor 4ct rcebtwe Sav ah a tha1rt arto hav Wabeltln 4' adlet weeky. ace nut tomw. Te' COmaIte erTalae8 Ca' Bouhwl leTe Lw wbr tomoow.

aneron. Yorkon he doW. bl1JeltCSavaa Baon d1ctTheCtaJ01chee wDla1 BvatrBO tI cnUtueoJ tt from ech i I 3 8HqIAl fat OTL 1IK Of I. I I jC BEED I AC i i TAliAwt RN RISwSTB JBOIO. Clea.

Sptemer favort HaCs. wn a etul he Hawthore eeS toJ. Jne han lca fa al ace. Stehe sn Llvie' tht. whUeP ees.

stke hore amdd tk lat. tk tody fta cear w. RCEFIve t1onnHoo. lema5 I. TllonIOS Kpp Iend Mole NboJ 3 I.

thlrcTe1 85 I Qdol. Ape. EugnIa B. Toutone. Re Qu1I.

Freiht INtet. wnde I 8halt an Sl Smlthra 8 ND RCI frong 108Buclan 5. oreo. Rei 5. secon Ao1 Den I.

thtd. TIfl4 Nerator. Rven' TIR Rce Hals. f' 1 lu nG fI Pllp 6 1 thlr Ware lcht Pes BNBus Ued FURcUe eth Fvol 6 Wilma I. I Crter.

6 PllpJ 1. lond Crat Wson. 5. thir Time. Lna Odl- m.

AnUe. Ivernl ofAvor FFH RAC1 ulon coon. WUsonh 1. Do D' Feel aen Ce Ois4 Tme. 41 SW tle Kte Pw naris Ir ee IT RCE.

me BbbII Uto 5. a 10 PUps eveu. sond Br. Bnei thr Te Lmco Ba Cran oday8 Etes lt Bwore. Fst Ra a a bt' fl Herw.

Stmo Oto lstec P10 GHuth InsonEvelt Bird Ace Cooner. Dlmon Anora LUa n. Virgni' BO. 8cond IHndc tee he Iho coe Olver Xc 14 Moraa. 134He.

Sno- dit. Cln furloc hdlcf I Ra rLtncot. In 111 I Rockw' AUtr" I 10 Forth RCSveD kudoD. 8UnC I ChII. Sfe Gwu I Ln ons.

ly Tog. FIr Ld Aa 8 loa BayWpoerMrlam W. Glen RBeUMaone Lzon 17Fye 4. Fih MUea IqWer' eU Barrck 18 Ltt EknoiIcb I Mar Tenny HavIand 95' Bel 91 Alrllht 90 ReUe Or1en nu s. Feer Moey Gathee.

Jae TCJttIOO Eei heat We. 8tTmy Fn- Rpnt Mahas Bue Compy e9Wtehal Statonery lr rD TR iT I I FOU VOR' AOG A' PAX Detrit. Mlch Four a voriteswon tack lah. ld prk toy. teature vnt 6 rlongdub.

won Car Kl. aftt dive whch Lylt st lie get bya 110s rom doreattera vuelline nl RCE1 flong Dy lIma. McLoe O. won- Showman 112 Rman el I. ur Jlf ii ds Sprg' Wate Art EplderJcPldeut ellt GirLrm RAC turlo UatlHunt 17oanZ tOIwon Clfton BY1 104 dms 4tGI Nuptal.

RmaneUi7tQ thd. I :15 dIa. Oannetu Te' and enrBacbcUor ra LndenTreeletatUe Plt. THID RCEHac2cp. 5.

tlrlonp arl Swon Lyt. 8 ond Hand. moe. 8 to tb. Time I 14 Wrhad r.

AoldXlett potURT. RC8Ung. re 4f Ranor. Hacl. 5to Iw FJo Plerrat 2.

lecndL Donovn 7' thJr Tme 1 :41 HaYdnKiWs Sant Tere StWoLady Mte. Mandaul Ud tl eIUg. 11 Ldyof to woniG. WW 1ecn4r lutlc ma I. thi.

enfeld Smtor. Bevldn ad Walabt. SITRCEWg. furlon r. 102 omael I.

Wn Anne Mad05 Mutn tQ' E. ondNleForet eratt 2 to' I. thIr. 14 3 abJ. Kk de.

Cnes rn. I BW I 1iework' rner' Rol4g' qU8st OrX trCjB d7. New 1 Se mber .2. rw wh JV Utted ath' OfJOM XlPac1 wethy ODI. Nebrk i tond Ihotthroul te hea1nb.

aammt nsedaJ abandOnedths teorottcde ad dyeae o. pUc" Invetlntthe BQn thePSlbUtythat Jtmlht hvbeenrUrel psl ou U. 1vv. thatxpatlckd th gu IOt bu. aeS ae a lble lfor-c4 tecntr 8Y- be pf S1 U.

js. KI 6 MA I fS SJn2Ev P' Everth1ra ust lke. theOiln I THOOR i pe tat i 1' mstke' auatk1g. ad sing eTn pra teto It I 8f a te vlc oa tlloud cear ad srng a tato ma Te VIc renderh1h 1tental solo The. I atBu1alo Itwas one--a' unanlmousverdJctot me exaCtlywhatyoU no TheyjndgedlUor7QU.

Jhat. wiUbr1nC mupleaaure" andeTer7 rourtamJb'--01d 8IXMILLioN DOLLARS' WORTif' SOLD. VI R. Onac ountot TsikIngMachlnes andReoords mllUol1-dollarso WhTnotown aVlctorandhavee fn homet JeanDeRe zep1Sne roduces PaWIIILyaIt theart1at 1 WasUaten1ng buttri ll. o1obDPh1UpBOUSIY8 sy rm Arr aed.

Crew 37Pe chtree5t. South rheStl wat TheChlckerlng Fla hcr CrownPlan niPlanolL. MOON HINERS' INCOMMAHD venueOfficersln vingHarderT1m ThanEver l1eforeGettmg InfomaUon ToConv1ct ty. f- NoA1d cSePtemtler Uevenue om ers. rep rt bra1 dy disUlleis.

110 wed. butll CreJethesend tb Thenth 1nthe soas toes' l1 plclonRevenue OllcerSMY 1inowhard toobtamn in. ot.n- lic1tdIBUlleriualthourb nnderthe. statelawcounty otflcalsare1ntructed suppress. man knewtherewere doz n.

dlst1llerleswlthln4 m11esot a rUncounty aatdhe 14not revealtbelr sherltfand bJadepuUes Jlotmolest the a1tb ulh operaUonls fthe Uquorugulatloft Itli UpectedthatlntbJrty daYUll Ul muchm. onshlnhcwben rop' otcorn' SUPreme' estwUl. be. otth the' otriclalsWlI1 the. otflCefaIn MrWatts a oJiat tsD co I tftn1movemCDt.

MOTORCAR TW Ealejof SU8 spik iOl11tr1 Ga. September22.9p Su lntendenf1' theUn1on. PtnopoUssawmU1s 1 TiftonThomasvi11e re the am tOT osrbetweenHouI Geerhad ra1 ancnnay befata11r rec ved iCUtslLDdbrlus SOme. pa traln tora ofe rapJrOn' beentlk Ht 4 on ir Geeran4. wiiowele runntngat ah1b.

to lleetheobstrUctlon 1 tooJ4u. we th lr mu. dlcalattenUo D1e4fromInJ u.8Pt4 muteriotthe lr whowutnjurea Gree wooc tnIghtY dledllI mOrnI onH1a death. mar1lycaue4 the louof operat1onHewubetba rr andbe formerbome re a Jl- DOLLARNEED BEPAIDUNTILCUR ND DJlJU t8O TAND We a cad 17 by mesa. fa Vab oatar7 lIJfl8 DI ASES aadDIiU ioiitD Can4I PMnomeJII 4 fel I reur dllr I I II 8TrtCTtJRE IIU 1t 1.D4 TlI41 an ra 41ur e4Dd UImctQret ta pe uij-6e lu i1nih.

Pom ot- ol9 1Ip u4 TlIOIoa banJofl. Wecol1e andCUJlan nmen fltmUital se ei UHboaJ I a rlpmI Icinn ttaomSl1 ca lbs otjocaII1ot mere. lIfT t1Ie tleve e' n. or. 80 Iu DURA EJQlekl7.

4attl7t 11i IJI. 1qb1. frlsTATlcDIn wnri h. I. oP plntnth IIrf aed 1mIIIeIrt7.

41oW. an4e III oP DBOCEIdain8TtJ IL cared 1O 4 I. iiog 1JIE a I RREYNoi i i lf7 tH i i. ir it I TECO18TiiUTION 1TIT3GCWEDISDA1 SEPTEMBEB i3j9O I' WiNS CLOSEcONTEST i Gan With I jock. Lath.

th fa1 fatur Wa ib. PhY1eSb 6:0 2 0 I 2 0 I 1f 0 I 4 I 0 Lynchcr 4 flalep 230 h. a 3 fccawrr Kenager2b. 502250 FrnkLf 41 5 0 0 6 3 I Wattp. 40 020 0.

0 :4 I tt1eRok 4 ager Ba bIa 6. 2 League PC 90 New la clnethntt 135 72 53 533 Brooklyn 132 68 64 515 Phflade1b1g. 9 stLoula 89 oiir 5 I 00. RUE 0 I I NewYork Clarks 0 co I 0 0 2 Thonfithn 2tL ltb wa lI4 .302000700 8 0 0 0 I andHurst oetou. Betts Z3 I 30 tember 3 ost3h.

CbleaoY 0 C- I 1 nd 0 I 2 4 I I an4Scirenenu5t. 1 UmpreAdamz. 3. jS05f St Lont 2 StIMuIs. 8 2S.

I I 09. I gala 11 hopes 00 003 00 5 TaflflehIII Beizd asia twist 1 atworkorplay caltbFeakthe SUSPENDERS and they wont break you. amot mt Gsaft. on p. at deuces snail ptps1d.

3 CA IDCAT0 MVO. t' jT oRINNER INThB OGGIDBNTAL Caughuwaga flu GRAVESEND WIIdltym WinsSBreze I 3 araeend CharlesEiwood. HImselcut drhingflnlab fr King Pepper. I I 0 I I I IS Maw I 10 bad I RACE I 14 I I ran. I 12 30 ofRendal I 12 1:47.

I 20 I I8 I 6 IS Pentai I I 2 1 I I 10 I 53 mur. turlonga Man 125 125 Am ll 1rquose I 14 I 10 tlon.WotanI08 I IS 108 W1U887 Bower I I I I I Ci most ere SI. attbe was bedding a I mid I4Z h1sboxof weeksndafter proiecln bett3Tiflg man. shap' to-go in. tbsir shlrt-pleeyes Ingmoflef anymore StrlkuWagon.

2. dabgbter was cannon antS' ap 3tghUy C9 Ci r- I k' rc 1 LORGAN 1 I 16:111. atNo Auctell butidiag. oth be and treaiurer 3 iirgedto the firs ofnext man playedi0ganiea composed mostly of. 1- DTTT4RpWINS X2 ES and waabltterly 2:033.

rot Tersee. 3f ColurabiHal. SpeciaiSttnunerBates. PanL ti Al kL tly fll 22. tnPwn whlcboc.

th I- nevt Rain p. 4 Ii ain b1lysbleI00k Phlisdel0hta g1.r4P a TM 4C i lE l' er' A'---- MAGNIFICENTINDORSEMENT 1 1i55i1 I 1 a 4 a has A RobyRoblnao mons Wekno Qwentbe jntegritpani nd neces ear andwe lili theoters xoow ra WLITyLE. A 3 I A NoT WAs The tim andwas 12. CoUeU7 I I I 7 Ix IC red I. I tulle 95 HoweU- to 1wn tl orge I 811Cr RACE-One I.

ElIzDUlm I :56 flace-Fh'e R. Mil- Six Lad7 1001 I 10. Six I l0. I Rare-Mile rorlnfanti HaiiAways Bea5the 22. ciaL-Al1 ttori orle-oot Cay BO3T 1' Weeklyztemahlp as Mass Special.

will be Inaiguratd tomorrow wharf' down buL Cbattahoncbeewiil lnuswiilcontlhue ech 5OfleMjAR I AILorrLED I1INoP. EE- I L1 zApais rs pa RACE hboceo. Mollie- Tinie I RACE 3. RAD-Mfle RAGE-Mile I I L. WIlsonS I man furlongs I- Otls4 EdwlnltuleSweetie IcatePowete 5 toI Race NctterSantemo 1 I3 Delm 1 I 0.

Race I IS I is I 13 10- Seven I Wonderduriam Larr oon97 94 iilc Barrack. Major Haviland 96 Our Besl 9 I Airllght. Race nudge Whale 97 Bookaand FAVOR trackat Doily l07Qdaxns third I :2 I I. won I sec. to 5 I IS won 1:14 1 URTH Lsd 10 Flora 5 2 aecond- Lii 5 TImS Santa Teress St.

Wobd Lady Mistake Man5au5 Myth ran. SellIng mIles of the 4 4 8 2. Walsh I second Bverldge Ar. see- I thIrd. TlmeIl434 Nabocklish Euaki andPr1de ofSurreyandCanesay ran.

COronerKolding 22. yezterdayies to- It th cause bljeY avs. bus aecldentatvr rnirdeV I' i------L-- I TALKING MACHINtS verything-'Pab'erythIng andsweet llstenerhold GOLOMEDAL udges-oondrmed want-to foryou OIII WORT ountof own-home I humanvo1ce rfection. I S. PatUeayi seemedas 1 thought notto Tob TermsArranged.

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