The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 11

JACK NEW. aim Is Midi by R. I. Chattanooga. NAMES ARE NOT GIVEN oes Not Look for Peter To Join the New League but Says There wm an Opposition.

Club' Here Hopes to Man- age Charleston. ltmphls. Tnn. October Special fl v. Kent.

first president of 1 era League. who wu succeeded by President Nltklln passed through Memphis od en route to Charleston where be hove" to manage the club to be placed there In the event that Charier Franks yew league becomes a reality. Yr. Kent talks entertainingly of to- ture baseball in the south He say that be hu been drawn Into a which is' about to our that will rival the ttbt of the big leagues in the north ooJer services of players. The circuit of tile new league.

according to Kent Is Atlanta. Nashville. Savannah New Or- leans. Birmingham. Charleston Men- phU and Montgomry.

Kent attacks the present Southern League as follows If the Kavanaugh crowd have ten. dubs. as they say. they will carry Snreveport. MooTle and Chattanooga.

jead town In the put We expect to pier salaries that will attract the best pty to us and If the present league wiftts to compete with us they. will hive to get better backing than they have" now for we have moneyed men behind us. I do not look for Peter. or Atlanta to Join our ranks. Powell practically owns that franchise although.

the people of Atlanta don't know It. Our club In Atlanta will be owned men that are rich and. Influential with the press and public. We have the park at Btrmlng- ham and the party that recently acquired a lease on It was acting for us and not for Coffee Jackson. as he thinks.

I Kent claim to have. disrupted the present New" Orleans team by signing ii of their star players the pat season. lie says that Frank today turned down a party who wanted to in vet 2500 in Franks club that will play at Sportsman's park in' New Orleans. XERCER IS ALLOWED TO PLAY Faculty of College Withdraw the Inhibition Against Game. Macon.

Oa October 27. Special. Jer- cer will again be seen on the southern gridiron. This was the determination reached by the faculty and announced by Dr. ponock to the students at chapel Friday morning.

Mercer has not played foot- bail since there was such a vigorous ef fort in the legislature and elsewhere several years ago to eliminate the game from Georgia colleges. At that time professionalism was a large element in southern intercollegiate athletics. was among the reasons why the game was prohibited here. Under the strict rulesof the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic' Association professionalism has been entirely elimi uated so that now collide men' meet college men on all atllltlc teams. and Mercer is anxious to get vsck lot the game.

Ever since the game was prohibited here the students have labored with thivfacuity- to 1 to wed-to put out" a team. and Dr. PoUocks announcement that their request had been granted brought forth dee1ening yens ad cheers. Mercer has always stood at the very top In baseball. Last year rules regarding eligibility to.

the team re so strict that It was possible for students only of htoh class standing to make the team. Instead of this lowering the standard ol proficiency. as was feared. Mercer put out one-of the best teams in.the-hls- Vry of the college and. a team.

that won. The result of allowing" only' good' stu- Sfnts to play on the various college teams It a great honor to Make the teams. en that every man in the college Is. ambitious to play balL Last' year financial success I welt as success in wirinln gave a great to xthetlcs here. The assocUtlon nol paid all its old' debts last year.

but has-a rv substantial amount in the treasury to beginwith this year. The action of the allowing Met. tfT to play football- will take' effect at fo hot on account of the far advance of the season the short time in which to cvre a coach. end practice rdlr anY big tames this season. A i pf the.

minor colleges will probably. ed in rounding the team in shape for tartlce has already begun. tnli it. Is lint hat sum good material" It a1 Ji Til The hack field this year would be Fw Ilr strong- pcantley PStP. cap- of the baseball full back the senior team.

i strong heavy and active and knows the game. Will ob My take law here nextvear Stakly. at quarter. Is the swiftest man In ooUe and knows the amev" Paul Tur. tirt Runyun 8f Dheni would be a powerful force ft hal- The teem can- he Ind ated in run at present.

rmctlce win be active and regular this year so that by next th men win Know tti me and their positions. Rubbing with linimentsblistetingthe the application of plasters in fact anything that will produce irritation is rood for external treatment of Rheumatism lot these simple remedies do not reach the seat of the disease nor touch the real cause and relief is therefore only temporary. Rheumatism is due to Uric Acid anti other irritant poisons in the blood and as it circulates through the system these acid poisons are deposited in the muscles joints and nerves and exposure to night. air cold east winds or any sudden change in. the weather.

wilt bring on an attack. which may last for Do few days or linger on for months. Every battle with the blood in poorer condition while the I corroding acids are rTF011 consuming the oils and fluids that lubricate the muscles and joints and they become stiff and sometimes immovable. Rheumatism with its sharp cutting pains CBJ1Dever. conquered until the acid bloodhas been cleansed anti purified and.

an irritating substances neutralized and filtered out of the system nod nothing eith1a so promptly and effk. tually at S. S. S. Under the purifying and tonic.

effects of this vegetable remedy the blood is made pure the general health is rapidly built up and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing nagging pains of Rheumatism. Get rid of Rheu mnatism before it makes you a ner- I vous peevish cripple or pain- racked invalid. Write for our special book on Rheuma. tismwhich will be sent free. Thi Swift Specific Co.

Atlanta 8 Derby 3:015 4 EESniathera Up. HDefeated TheiMonk at Memphis Yesterday in Match Bace for the Memphis Gold Cup Value 5000. Lord Derby Is Owned by Smathers and. Defeated Lawson's Boraima for 40000 at Hartford Prince Alert Outpaces Sir Albert S. for 12000 and Makes New Worlds Record for Half Mile-Lord i Derby Beats The Monk.

Memphis. October 27. The. special match Tao. for 12000 aside between the pacers.

Prince Alert and Sir Albert one heat at one-half mile resulted lnaneasy victory for the former at today's meeting or the Memphis Trotting Association In the remarkable time. of 67 4 seconds This establishes a new worlds record for this distance in a race. beatingthe former time by 111 seconds. The race was not satisfactory in all of Its details. After scoring several times the horses got away from the half pole in perfect alignment.

Sanders. immediately sent Sir Albert forward and the" son of Diablo led Prince Alert by two lengths. At the quarter pole Sanders increased his lead by three lengths. and the timers hung out 2812 for the-quarter. Making the turn for.

home. Sir. Albert S. still In a 'commanding lead. broke.

badly. and Prince Alert coming along like a piece of machinery forged to thefront and won by three lengths. Many horsemen expressed the opinion that-had the California horse kept Ms feet the result would have teen different and reduced at least a' quarter of ft second. The former record for half a mile was 4 held by Audubon Boy. Fast time was the order in the tazuma stake Maxine.

the winner trotting. the second heat in 2:08 The free pace for mares won easily by Fannie rd Pereno annexed the lC trot-In straight Keats whUetord Derby after two game finishes won the LBXINOTpk- vi. Odober SpeciaL Twenty-nine to notWpg was thescore between- Washington and Lee university and Richmond college here today. and the" collegians had the little end of the horn. The game' was played before a lr crtjwd in a downpour of tri and on.

a gridiron that was a pondofwater and sticky clay. The visitors putwp a. plucky game- and though weights were about equal the collegians were" no match for their opponent Washington and. Lee kicked off and In three minutes. sent Alexander across for a touchdown.

The. pig skin was in Richmond' territory during the entire game and' the yisttorsyareiy had possession of the ball. Each. time that they got the leather elr attempts to kick for. gain were futile.

Their tackling and Indo vldual work was good. jut they lacked the. work that is essential to victory gridiron. Smith- of the varsity made' a sensational end run. of rda for.

a touch- BATON ROUGE. LA. October 27. Special. Louisiana State won from Auburn here today In an unusually fine game.

the score being to 0. The. game was witnessed by over 2000 people. business house In Baton Rouge closed at noon and everybody went. to the.

game. Louisiana State hp the' best team In years and all Baton ttougV IsenthusiasUc over Its wortjttrTlottties over Texas and Auburn have-already placed it. in the first rank. among the southern teams. Louisiana made the only touchdown of the game in the first halt on fierce straight foothill.

Auburn was wearied from' Its game withTulane Saturday but put. up splendid. fight. The Alabama. employed the' same tactics- that they used against the1 Creoles but their mass' plars Wire ineffectual" against heavy line and superb efen- dye work.

Th game began at 210 Allison. kicking. off for Auburn. Landry caughttheball on Louisiana's yard nn and returned St yards put up great deten- sivework andH required fourteen plays for. Louisiana to get theball to Auburn's yard line.

Louisiana by. mass- play. hurled Guldry through the Auburn line for 12 yards. Four more plays put the ball on' AuburnU yard line. Kennedy made a short gain on an nlf run and.

Tridry bucked' center a tpuchd jwn. Landry failedtoBclteoal j-- Jr Allisonkfckeroff or i Auburn. tfie bill being caught on rd line by Landry and yards. For the remSnaerVolt. the half put WP.

work of a supertt was patted wlth the" ball posaessionIfl the center of the ftt AuburnvOpene4sthes condrhalfWltnia rush. Landry klcked' oft tyLOutiiaOa. the ball being caught byAllison on Au burns yard Une Sand returned yO yards. Elmer bucked. if or yards andAlIlson skirted Louisiana's right.

end for a. yard run. on thenext three burn lost the ballandiLouisiana by a series of massplays. carried the ball lack Into AuburnItsrrltoryw i Making lit tte gain Louisiana' finally succeeded to toanwltb4fl Inches" of Auburn'S rgoaltlnW' Here the Alabama boys made a Determined tttxiA Memphis gold cup from The Monk. Summary 2:13 trot to wagon unfinished from Satur tar amateur drivers cup Unique en.

g. Mr. teverean I 2. I Virginia Jim b. Mr.

lend 4 I 4 May' Aleott. bm Mr. Marks 3 4' 2 Or. Book. Ur Billing 23 3 Wilton Boy.

br. f. Ruwell 5 5 Time. 4 2:16. The Yuuma.

2:30. trots purse 2000 Yaxlne. m. by ck Pan McQrrsorLyon I Chase g5 Hud on I 2 4 no Questor. b.

g. 4 4 2 lards I hay. b. g. JMcHenry 3 3 uy Ten trik.

rn TMcCarty 5 3 Time. 2:08 2:08 Th Qu n' Cup fre for poclnr. mares pur 1000 Fanny DustS in Hell fliflard- HeI n-M Snow I ttti. Squaw to Hudson 2 3 Edith wb rn. Turner 4 2 1 Smart eb.

to. F. Loomis 3 4 Time 2Odit 2:09 trot purse stooo DO. bllt. to.

by Moko-H tl Case' Bnyon Tulle Young ell m. Swearingen 2 2 Belle Kuser b. In 5. 3 Wllqu b. g.

A. McDonald I 4 Ml Whitney m. I McDonald- 3 IS Palm Leaf. hr. Ir.

McCarty V. 8 4 Tl 2:09. 8 Special match pacing half mile dash one he Prince Alert- b. S. by own Point Demarest i.

Sir Albert br. by Dtabio Sanders 2 Tlme br quarters 2814 57 MemphIs Gold Cup. value 55000 tree trotter- to wagon. amateurs to drive Lord Derby Jay Msjnbrlno King. Yr.

Smethera 1. I The Monk. r. g. Mr.

Billings 2 2 Time. 2:08" WASHJNGON AND LEE. FROM RICHMOND down. At the end of the first half Washington and Lee had the ball on their op ponents yard and a minute more would have' resulted In a larger score for tile Lexington boys. Gllllam was forced to retire from the game.

and Richmond put In severar sub stltutee during. the nine minutes. of play. The up was W. and Position.

Richmond. Smith. left end QUllm MoNeUl acptlft tackle. lludglna Sterrett left guard. Rowe Stone.

center. Webster Miller. right guard. Anderson right tackle. Smith Ross.

right end. Campbell. quarterback uTOO11b Alexander. left back. SplUman Haw.

right half Walker. full back. Morgan Touchdowns Smith 2 Alexander. Trun die McNelll goals. Campbell 4.

Referee Henry Hall. of university. Umpire Sam Glasgow. of university. Linesmen Woodfin of college.

and Marshall. of university. Timekeepers Langlord of college and Price or university. Time of halves twenty and nineteen minutes. LOUISIANA STATE DOWNS RED HAIRED AU BURNITES and.

took' the hell on downs. Auburn' then did the greatest offensive work of were. ma fe on almost every down but when the. ball was on Louisiana's yard line tint. was called and the game closed with the score 5 to 0 in Louisiana's favor.

The Auburn team did better work than It did in New Orleans against Tulane Saturday it the. Alabama boys were eTMentiT outclassed. The. feature. of the' game was the playing of Captain' Landry full back for Louisiana.

Coleman. Kennedy and Mudlnger. of theLouMana team. also did' great playing. The up was Louisiana.

Position. Auburn. Martin. right end. Ward Rhodes.

right tackle. Hill Klock. right guard. Moon Sharp. center Merkl Lesseur.

ileft guard. Pierce Guldry. left tackle. Elmer Gueno. left end.

Patterson Coleman. quarterback Smith Mundlnger. left halt Kennedy. right half. back.

Elchelhenger Landry full backrAllison Umpire. Phillips refree Connelto time keepers. Kreebe and Alford linemen Elchelberger and SanfordV MRS EMMA COLLINS. WIPE OP the lateC. IL at her res dence 92 Marietta street last nlght Sh Is susvtyed by- two Miss Maud Collins and Charley Collins.

The en. noun ement of the arrangements will. be. made' tater. A TEXAS WONDER BALLS GREAT vrscovEay rm bottle of the Tzis Wonder HslTsOnat airkiaaey and bUddw UOB.

ana tame backs. rtemnttem both" ntta and worn trouble In children. not etc u. MO. god tTnmaked Weft ttor I WtnnLugTOr1tes la.

the Other Racea Wifc tf X' New York. October 27. The Aqueduct fall meeting opened today with the Aqueduct handicap for all agWasthe feature event. Turney Bros. Glenwater In a driving finish won theevent by a head.

He was favorite in the Moor went to the closely followed Daly. The favorite was lit third pla Rounding the' far turn. Glenwater shot to the front and' held his advantage to the. finish. Andy Williams who closed very strong.

was second. and. Carbuncle third. Clocks- and Unmasked were the winning favorites In theother races. 3 attendance was good the weather dear and the trackfast l' KAUK sellings ven furtoags Clorlta.

lit Lyne to 6 wonf Jjc jr lot WarUn U' to. 3 second-Honolulu 00 ohea 4' to" la- lime. 1 liHB Maiden. Early Eve Mercer Satire. Ocla- Waha Morokantk Sedition krank Klrr- ney and Eonsdtee also ran.

SiJCOND RACE Ftv and one-half furlongs St. 109 Jw Martin to I. won Jack o' Lantern. 59 Creamer 15 to 1. second Counterpoise 114 Rice 20 to 1 third.

Time. lOVli5. Incubator. Shrine. Sweet' Alice Stamping Ground.

First Chord. Cintbnnatus Matkey Dwyer Prediction. Hay Knight of Gold. f. R.

Condon aid Far Craft Jan. THIRD RACBr1 Selling mil and seventy yards Ht Coleman. 99. to won Barle Due83 Shea to 1 second Ben Howardi8 Creanter15 to third. Time 5.

Dr. Riddle. Prince Richard The Talisman Waterton. Kilon gram. Bounteous and Robert Metcalf also ran.

FOURTH RACE The Aqueduct handicap for an ages. one mile and a sixteenth Glenwater. 117 YcInerney-1i to 2 won Andy Williams. 110 LyriC 4 to 1. second Carbuncle.

118 Sea l3to 1. third. Time. 5. Poterit4 St.

nDnan. paly Moor Dr. Sailor and sslg ran. FIFTH' RACE year nelllng five one furlongs Captivator. 109 Rice 9 dI.

won Kittening. 108- Lyne to 5. second Earl of Warwick 102 Mlchaels 1. third. Tliae.

107 5. Scoffer RUhtand True KeptOcky Rose Pagus. Daic Planet WarCry and Nlarus also ran. SIXTH RACJ3- MHeAt seventy yards Unmasked. 116 8pencefJ 6 to S.

won Caller. 107 Lyne to Second Tenegra. 102 Bolsen 50 o-l. third. Time.

1:46 6. The Regent. Last Alslke Dachshund. Justice' and Pincher also ran. Aqueduct Entries for Today.

First Race Belljfig 6 furlonn Blvlno. 18 Young Henr1 The Musketeer 115 Demurrer. Sctioharlc 13 Tretnee- a. WMttter. 1 10 Seduce Snark.

OUnnellle. wick. 105 LordPep r. 104 John Barleycorn. Meleterslngrr Doubleslr.

1O3 Cheat Em Bard of Avon. Bedlam. 100 Valley Forge FUrtl- veer 96. i tt Second Race MC6 anti 70 yardt ClOrlt 107 Lady Sterllfc lOSlSan Andrea IOU nlmOlllty. Annie i Laurletta 100 OtIs.

98 Ml Buttermilk. 95 Avii Peartftnder Pat VI Musldora. 86 Third Bace Five furlongs noka Sweet Alice. Coruscate Gold Money Rosstint. 112 Lady Lake Shrine.

105 Annie Hathaway VYJlelmi Julia. of Wlgbt Al bany Girt Knlghtood Rowwater Suturita Pourth MU and TO yardOom Pant Rosetgncj. r4 Extln- ufther Remorse tt9 l3cruche. 401. fifth.

Race Srtllnt. 512 furlong Major Ore' i PearlvDlter. 107 ChIcle. IO4Ouy ark ma Colonist. Russell Garth Bernard.

Showman Mlcbaelmaa flarkiemore. Uranium. 102 MirtenettaJeanneMarie Raletl 99' Plttagua 88 Fading Ll ht Erda. 94. Sixth Race Mile and 70 yard Articulate 23 Hlm.

lf. Ifennencta VaX Cm. oeJZobbt BoutooQlerre 100 Sheriff Be 98 Examiner 95 Per Excellence. 90 Polite 88' om Lawson. 94.

limrERS. Paul OilaKr giye TIeaglngpr6senta tlon of The Tyranny. of ters' at the Grand opera house la 1. night The' performance was witnessed by a good sized tnfdience. the play is one In which Mr.

Gilmore ias ample. opportunity for the display' of ls talents. and as the unfortunate and kind-hearted husband he apears to distinct advantage. ms acting is hy all means the leading feature or the Show lid his suport not exceptionally good. A mt1ne and nftitt performance closed the engagement Ijere yesterday.

X- large and appreciative audience filled the Bijou last evening at tlje initial per. formance of WUltaci. Oilfettees success ful wardrama present. ed by the George Fawcett' company. The Change.

at the' Bljotffrpm vaudeville to popular dramaljidgeA ly the character of the Company- and the evident appre. elation of last nights big audience is to prove a refreshing-one to Atlanta theatergoers. Probably drama of the day has been. seen oftener. or is better known.

In. Atlanta than Secret Service and the test presented for a new and comparatively' unknown company to offering such a play on the ojemngnight ofthejeason wasa rather" severe and hafcardouiP one. Nevertheless. the hlghestihopesof the management were realized. The audience Wee distinctly pleased and at times enthusiastic and the success of the.

company so' ably led by Frank. Glllmorata is more than assured. In- the role of. Lewis Dumont. of the United States secret i service.

Mr. Gillmore whose stage Is' distinctly pleasing' made a' big hit. Miss Grace Kimball is very-clever as" Edith Varney. Mrs. Xim1 is a.

woman more than' ordinary dramatic talent. and with a beauty very- becoming in the role of the sensitive southern girl which sh assumes De Witt Jenntngs as Beuton. rrelsf Jrd of the confederate jjecreX service. and Mls8McGllvrayas CrolIna1UtforeL. Af clever work and vwtar constant- ap plause1 Throughout- the- company Is ca pubis.

Secret ServieeVwm be at the Bijou the this. week Oomingr The Wall mmstreisVheadea1. Dan. Qulnianiand JimmyVTanj will-be the attraction this aftetnbon on arid tonjgh at the Grand. SomeVldea oftheperformance canbs gained from the-following- ten from The Lexington KyVEressj r- Rarely has there vAri-beem SeenTlii- this city a.

minstrel troupe so many fin Ice tThe show In its en tirety was hlgh the songs new and the jokes Well ttilit and clean. It was goodperformance An amusement attracaonrpfTfeputaUoh win beT resentedat4heQrand Wednes. day matinee and evening. Willlanr' i oct11 and Rose Sts-hs- BpecialpTodtictlon of Paul Leicester YordVjind j. Roses dramatic version of the TornVer widely read.

revolutionary romance Janice Meredith. rote of Janice will be played-by Mls StahL at will be rememberedthat Janice Meredith" was one of the most popular and successful attractions presented New York last season. a run' of over three months at theater. The story on which it Is founded Is one of- the most widely read puttied Amen-5 ca In ten yearsIts publishers claim for It a- rircuietion over copies. This Is said to be the.

wafer murk for a1 publication this character. The1 is told in four' acts' the scenes representing the farm' of 8 iulraMeredith in Greenwood tt' J. 1 in Aprtl ITS just prior to the ueclaraH It fe. i ii v-1- a's v. Awt tf a Best at One-Half It ttfrn fire nf ftg dary Igym" toj ganoB.

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Dwnutrr TNTiO. tlon of war between the American 'colonies and England a ilvlng room in' the Meredlti homutead. Chrlstmasfeve 1776 headquarters of Colonel Rahl the Hes. Ian commander at Trenton N. J.

Christmasday 1776and a msmaaUed house Inx orktown on of Cornwallis' surrender to" Washington In October ITnshowing the AIrj- ar lines and forUficatiode In the Meredith" it a play which possesses' patriotic Interest as It presents a reallsttc stagepicture of lid- portant events to the- revolutionary war. Lord 8trathmore7 wiVch wii be prii- sented next Saturday at the Grand is ell- tenUaUy a drama which appeals to both sexesequally. For the matinee girl hole- ever itIs said. to-be xcepUonaHy strong. of layvavasour stows a a- forcible as welU i3 wr the dominant tower the beautiful and over the opposite that for love.

the' man wtlt' give" ambition fort political life nearthe won ie. love and wrsh1p how that woman-can make or mar the tbetutureW1 happiness and business Interest of-her admirer at wllL The part of Lord illustrates the In tense feeling of. the coldand cynical man of the world against all wopuankind which gradually thawed twisted and moulded Into shape by. the bne woman whoiflnally becomes him everything In life. The.

The3foctSmphony Ciub of fork win ppeatJp grand concert Uptlat tabernacle en Friday cven Farhou the World' Orer Fully Matixred. Jacobs Co. ARRIVING I LAWSON rt cWainrilon' or Ans- tralla ajbrother Of' Oussle. Lawson pacemaker of Bobble Walthour Floyd McParland the California Giant andOttoMaya the cleverpace follower arrived in fA hta" yesterday and today tfiearmyotridett now her tlelr tralqbig quarters at the Coliseum and' startwork upon the road. McPariibia and aya win train as a tem for the" New fork.

race being one pf the strengest duos' entered for- the reat lnternationalfe atssfc awsdn cOmes south to race and to prepare for th igreat ft sprint of' the season. 3ft will meet TrMk Iret Winner ol he championship. the pre. this week. October Zl.

This is the' second number of the Tabernacle-Alkahest lyceum Course. which was opened bx Dr. Tgomas Dixon Jr. Jast- month. There will be eight more attractions' tuU1upto the standard' of these two.

The Boston stars concert. company will be the next attraction coming November The Mozutcompany' consists of the following famous musicians Miss MarT Storl prima donna soprano and solo violin Mr. Richard Predict. vi Amour soloist andsaxophone Herr Theo Mock cornet virtuoso. Romau triumphal trumpet and echo horn Mr.

Mario Blodeck. UoJ DeOambaj so blat and zithee. The wSrk of tn tVing quartet- of the company said' to be excellent. Burning of potion Ginnery. Athens.

OctolMsr KSpecfat Yesterday at Hun. Ga. a few miles front this' city. the big' ginnery of. the Hodgson Cotton Company was.

destroyed try fire. The fire was. the work of" an. lneendJrt andi the negro against whom suspicion was' directed' has skipped out nt at the opening- of the Mai- son. Square Garden for' a purse of all of which goes to the winner.

In the late races of the northern season Lawson has taken the measure or Kramer frequently of late and e' i ft termlned to held lh late' yt. supremacy by defeating the the Indoor title. By many Lawson-Is looked upon the greatest sprinter of the. ageiTj phold fever laid him low winter sefere last and he has but Ust recoyeretfrfroat the dtedd Ueit' MtFarlaruUI Is south io train for' fti'-eiw- 1) meeting with Bobble Walthour he will not to jrtde untQ jfa ready for- the race. CRESCEt18 ND iAN They Will Go Against Time atKeik phis Today.

Memphis. Ttri October' the great trotter. will tart again tomor row In. an attempt to tower the' wft fa record" It 22 14. Dan Patch" against the worlds pacing.

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7 OlST1 U110Bf lL i 1J llY LUBEre 1. CY 0 NEWLAGJtEI i iciim Rj i MES Does the' SaJII1l en be 1 i Hope. 1 age tober 27. ern' I ded br toJa wh re I. rea1i y.

ftght which eur lIkht i tl ultof. ph pr Ent j.U Shre Mo Tle psyS le ts hav now. behind' tfranchlse. dontknow bymenthatAle nd a dal ax son. in- cu1ty 27.

er- I hn fi rt strictruiesof Athl tle' A8 prof aUsm eJ tlrelr 8 pro fblt- brouchtforth yearrules d- were wh ofthl of put In. t1e- his- te tbatwon plaYon tea roAk z- It I tar' sln w1t nlnir a At 11t1cs re. lISodatlonnolpnly ld ha rv hp nwlth on ecure there will Mrdly be rrt a lcp Is at f' JIODfCtal1J tle PJIteeaJ team. end ill heRTTan tbn1ly next. ear I game.

it stpDhen" fn ce II thaI' et p. In latd fInt 1A1 the acme REUMATISII1 liniments. blistering notreach canae. AcidCantl ot er irritant lt ited 30 nu wilfbrlng a ttl Rheum thm leaves condit on 1r ilethe gr clua1ly fiui me wllOmetim be blood. has efI Jr.

SUnder bloqdis re tbesufftrer 4' tr it l. aket ci 1l Vi 1 ed invafit i Wmefor sJleda1boo LtWnwhlcl wi1lbent Co. 1 OufpacesSirAlbert nd HalfMileLord 0 of peela1mateh et1leepthl4 PrlnceAl ne. Inan' easy Memph1sTrott1n at. new eord alloNU leJn rtect the' quarter SlJtlll ina m'l badl.

a. nd comln the' front express oplnlonth t. had CaUtornlahorse et ve Ume edat a or' 8 w81001 tile etaket the. In2 fr for 11 pac8 was. won thelial l1t he ts Derilyat er wopme hU.

N9T9 ber" Twenty the acorebetwe n' tml efaft1 dRl imon4 I th wai fore a wd Ina W1 and pond otwater Villitors ii. game-and wer8about were- klckedoffandln A1 rlng game. the their ThelJtekllng rot esaenUalt9 v1 torY atbe8rldlron. Il n' ROUGLA SpeclaL-LOUi5iafli fr 8C re Ii' me. wI led Nearly every clOSftt11OOn and8TesJ thepme Loul ana beitteam Jr.

to Ol lienthua iUc pnr or 111 Ylct r1 llover p1a edlt1n am tbe an toUobd wn t. era In eftrlt atratrl1tJootb swearle4 It upa ta tlcs u. atal1utth Cr te but. t1 elr plaflW re vr1Ile iJd tI10AUIsoI1. caught the bail retu ned uburn utuP deten an4U lli plaTIJ cettheba11 250yardl1ne.

Loulslan8brA lI GuldrTthroup heAubum torU Fo rmore lari putthe' Aub lb mt4eaIU a tun. Lanrbueked i1ter tou hd11 failed to' kick JO AlnDnkklte ff hAUb 1t1ufball LOuta1 nrd.Une byIAn4r remainder of bO teems pittu 1f tkof aupt11qr T1n a th 1111 AUbu1 I Po8e 1oI th.1cenl fth eId second. halfii Landr7klcked bel1icaUMbrAlUsononAu. rdUne Ddretumed for andXn on Loubttan the1ext IA burnloattheball andLo wLP T' ofmaq plara. ed tbttbaUbacic LoU lbi plating the' allwlthI1t AU Bere' 7B dtten The unftnlJlbedfrom fat ln 1 i nlrYarka 2 3 5.

2:12 byJack ZawPansy McGrecor Lyon 2 I Hudson 1 ThQuelitor kbin V. i tor t1 nc. mareai I' 7m 7. I eps2 2 51lF. mlah eno m.

MokOoHetUe II OII lIe 2 lIe Ku r. Donald :4. Miss U. lalmLeaf Time. 2:07 ne heat CrownPolilt.

Dlab Tlmeby mbrlno .1 hr. 2:07 ROM. 0 WUh- Uletrop mOre IIIseve11lriib. fortY nlne mln tea. RJc 1mQ1 d.

left end. left ard. rI ht left dl SC lfte eI Cn otunlveT I Tlme haIr ea. ILOUISIAN TE DOWNS' AUBURNITES the. GaIns 1 aM was theecoreGto Au5urnteam tte-r.

It. dldln New. ma Lan Kudlngerof gre pl 7lnc. Une- A burn. righttackle 1.

left left smtthc Mundingerleft backi. Vebb c.ufuU C01 1elJUme gfb ee wffora. emelo U1isEMMA. FE OP' lateCU atherru denceS111rletta streetiastnight he I i gJMWha Ofthe tUDera1arra enta i SW9NIEf flALIcgEAT One UWon4er DbcoTtrT euS all kidney 0114 rog. t-learem ftI1I1res4labetu.

11 rJ lat bla4dfftOIIble. UJIOt Y. 01lr. ta. t.

by ma11. on receipt oflbOneGD1I bottle Jtw wonths' yeattneat ard will ogre any Ca1I abOV. JDenUono4Dr. Wi' nauIOIe utaetUflriiosn 629 StLoutWo 8Qa4 fllUJnoulat Sold. by.

aU 4ru t1ta. nU ifIl. I JW ts S1r w. bee ft" PI. c.

your nas. WOl4erltansGr t. If7. for A4 htoII7one nnuwtUl k14J18T. trWble' ubeJJIC the best retosdy.

w1Ol4. tr1II7JBro o. il f.i- 0. r. lj Gt ili IKjDRmHGFDfISH 2 rPl Jod ra 1d tti JqndUC A.

PL. GETO NDY WJtUAMS 7 IA rbtOlediYerr Carbuncle WU Th1H-Cloyjt dU dWetet1n 4 oi1i theOthkces fi yori. kt tnT 1 Aq idu t11meetint. ope ed Jrlth a the drlvlnCfln1ah. ntheevent the thetrcm closely foU wedby rhf orite1i In thltdw1ace.

Glen water. i frontandbeldhtaadvantage whod wusecond. Cl ritaand i wlnn1ngfvorltes1ntheotherracu. i att ce good u1e. Jol tJ1ro nj ey 1eCOn oIU i 96bhea 4to.

ti-t 1:22 fA :1 J18 11J2 Dan1 109 J. MarUna lwoni Jacko' Uto ond 1. 1 15. cub8tor CbordClnelnnatue MthkeyDwyer I nHal W. FarCraitram' RA mild lwoni BU 1eDuc93S eato 1.

lloward1OCreamer 15 L. third. 5. I I tlI 1 The ea15to lthtrd Moor. an 1ol year five.

1 woniKittanlnglOS ar8) J2 dlhl 1 i Ri ht a PagusDait Plan WarCryandNlaxua SIXT1IRA Spencse36 SwonCall 1 eBR ftl I e1 Entrlesfof lllrlt. 6' lvlno u8 eeJ itt flO Sadu SlIarILGlellDem. 1 ei Yn. Vall rero an 70ard St rllbt. Laurletta I 5 Race Uath way.

YiiheInutne. lale Ilfht nral' orle 7 ter. tUrl Race yards om R. 118 wu am. Ex U.n- tD1sher.

grDerliucbeOI Race a PearlD ter. 104. lug Park I RUU I1. BarklemoreUranlum 102 MrIonetla JeanM Marie. LIght Race and Artlc 1ate.

lfHerrnmc1a. 102 War 1oe bJIou lf" SheeiffBe4i Exalnlner. 5 ParExcel1 nce. 0 Toni 1 1 1 Paul re' PYIi t1 TheTTanny I Th per tonnancewawltnessed a pla has th dtapl hili nd aitingls Wall 1 tut JIf no rfof i1ance th ere 11uaJiJop. x.

atlve th BIJ9UJas per ofW1l1 G11fette s.s..uccesa- fuIw drama oret Se pr ent- d11ythe Fuvcehcompany uflOm Popubidra-maM thtt faJ l. toprovea I no the se retSen1C new compazlrf ha iJ1dg nN 1lo cet sUcqeMof ledbY 111t11e Le. tb ll cret ll1 st I8Jpearance h1tMlb GraceKttnball is. Edlth yaltley of' thanordlnary maUctalent :1 1 enm i :1 ttl 1 fdr Ctet bth clevok a w' iDlltt. I Tro tl cOpn Ise pabl Set ReC' wU 8nte a Blju ur remfn4er of wek.

0mnt d9 atlnIMad DnQUII I ancJlmYW mm 1 teatUOtb af atU t. Bme1deao te. prorQ en iei fr. e. folow tn frm TeLir 1YP tere b1lelb thlSd.

Inlltrel t1JCtllnh CI' f. Sh01C 1 Jt. tireYw oflllgb rdet I nwa jk. wl lccle I aI m8t or tto' I wb1r at QrndWf di mte. ad eeing.

:1 neWad Str. alp n. Pau a orcs c. Rs" 4aUcenlon. Ior wlelr' 101uti0 lmazue.

anlce lte. Janlcb. plaYe bT1Btbt wl b' rle tt Janle Me' 41thwa. themostpPulan4. sculattctoMrente.

leau. malg-a'nofoTr' mont at Walacstbr soronwblch ml welJ rad Jbt bAe 1 teeJua PUblher cfo ta OY i0 ep TI 4 hg i u. t. th. ear te 1 II otJacJe1 tI41nf actthe repr th fq' OfSr Merth GiwO.

N.J".J i Ju Ptthe a I 7. 1. i cc ttBt I- It 1 HC tt 1 11I8 7 1 A lttake ithe tO i iM NEltQUARTlsa fl. ofSlfounc tl ft a1N 1r pa1J iKdealer atleut tU6a rorwhitkeythat. otp HJ l1 iab tterthan1AY 9dF Uftabuy1iAytiRR.

0" Ff. ea i fora heAme lfoR pItB1oE bly Ja lthl Qtcr HAVN a WHlSKEYgocs diSti11er1to A1ESll G1STEREoDISTIJLERS.GUARANTEE PURl eDOrinoasproJitL wirltsogood cap11 athJ aCkifOllrenotsa fr ms HIIII 0. HMNER y6 1" Ml ii H. II. IIYElR OLa YE' JUTLL QUAR.

rS. S3. lIPlESS iUHES IIS 1 OUROFrER we1HlhendJOQ FULL QUAaT otR1YIIERSIEYEfYEARLD I EftrIM dwe" 1paJ ecxpress' rges. riltan you fii1ditaJIJ ghundasg ocU. 1J ctor yf 1 elaea anJp ic theDcndit back at expense and yOurltUO OU yne E1alLJU P1Inkha ofe oycrH u1 ltbefairerl1fOU.

arenotpe ectlJatisfi 1OU. a Bcttc toah wh t' t- lf. Hfric11dtojom OrdeJlrorMzonCal1forn1aiCo1 I4ah flontau OG bu1a. una o- pleM iIO reJp PreaI Ufnerest Ofti nd4 iriJS1IE HavI IER' DISTI 10. t1OO ft.

TlGY. 0. I. 1e5tA A iIIIIIL. t1 nofai' een.

th Amerlan ioo andEIIgfandaUvlner eve1l76 headqu tt ra tColonetRahl th cHe eommandeti' N. Christmas dliY. 116iahdad1smanUea Ift fcitfO ifI" dlstan Janlce Js lY MM portanteveD e' evofutl tary.war. Strathm wlltbet GraneLlS amll sexes taUy. atinee1rIrl.

to bjl JVavuour catewltf andlI P1 9stte sex ih th t' cupl all POll 1lf4rot. nsln Jiteto the wo he. an i tht I wom ncan make of atwllL mor. the wor nst d. fd UJ.

a ho. ally. to MoWt4SyrttPhObT. :0. 1ib fN.

1 rk. I acOn rt a even A 0 i 7" rh Faa ous" theWorld Ovefl-FuU7da ed. Ordlr PhaftDq n' c. .1. LlSTS AREARRV1NG dR6R WiNPER ME' 1 i.

l. I' IYERLAwso ainPl orA 1 aII8 ibro the r. 0. c. G.

ILa Mc.h Iit dtbe cauion aGlant and Otto. M. ya the. ace ouow. er 1 arrkred I lanta.

le rda1iLnd tlie y' otrldet he will seum IJtart work upontheyoa4. lIcF Y14 JofAy ua I fo Net k- c. Jlfthe duOSentfted crt- Iv Ia1 Rtl skJJawll I rlD iOf th ae Wmmeet lJ4t tr tt week. tober la' coursewhichwaaopened bXDr. Tdomsz JrJast re ton compahyWlll a 18o lflJrzm ola.

and saxophone err tm u4Pbn ib ThewWrk tflGstring r' ot. ttonGip11ezy. Octo Hod CottOrtCompany1JI. Tbefbewthej 0 ted. sklpped I nt.

otUteH di son Sq. U. an. G. ard.

a. PUrH f. ofwhicb wt oftheDorthUatiea tr uentlr or la I d. lhelatey defe tlng champion rthe tft1e. Byman upori eatutJlprIJ1ter9f.

age. pho14rever 1011flnt a c1 JUltrecover D' ediesctdll 71 southio tr llIfot" a4 meet nr y1thBobbfe IlL aent pd readytor-- of ii' bAN' iW I Th. Ti at i 1. tCr t1ieJT ctrotter 1. qfto ro lo" Jhe record 1 baziPatc wtlh.

LA A 1 pl fi 4 ORGI IN 1i Oe. Jii- Stamps40Peachtr 1---- 1010. piliE Qt RUGsAN 0 WJIIHt Ili RJE fANOJiOIESTJC II ttt CiC RS1 BEIEiEB unEU orAinINB aEl I I BlH llcTBEDBUB lIlE. lrY It 0" PlnkbatnsQompo1tld. a65f 1 at 1ier.

LI ve Blood SYrnp38 lIoodsSarsapat111aui SyrupofFfgs. i 350' 5 a. f. 5a Moffatt' thin 1. 180.

Card 1iu. StewarlsGinandBncbn65o i Ste rtt8IY PS i1 t81 r' 8f rite Ste artB atarrh 1 i ts. i 8 jer eB LfIarbYsFluid i aqc- 85 68 mpoletsF i1" 7 V.iioh l. Da1iSi tf iti 3' Ii I ntEJ41 nsyiJ Jpa teedEo A. tcm' JPllJsa ma 9 la.

1l ilfren dYf rf pa pfjI Jli8 asccema 6s pp km 118tfj J1 tjheum wllsboon. fI 1 tt lns norgrea anrd at leal. a uuo ru" lQU 1 d. ect8an U8OH. oeB.

idies 1Y1ffJguarii perri 1 tgrainthe skinQr. tbox. i. UUl Qt1 inB' a ge bottles. 50c" j.

ANtfEDM IOSON BROIIJ 1 Blll li' h4 St 7 a ct Udh8ne SO i.J It t4t Br at1 It. We ii I tL- INrA 11 LEAGUE1 IsEade WIL or OCtOb the South- 1 ser i it theywUl en p1 yznen tur 7. Fri- ef- em tbtfanu1tbeb Mewed tni theatandard loUts vrv begin with ationof 1 te oer. I I be I 5 th I teear. It om.

oecallu In te nu. fr OH. elsge 7'erid ltale indteated tlve 13. I HEIJMAT1SM a licntjon as totjric ointe S' C- or ji Rheumatsm c5 gradually i sot etlnis It can never 5' 5 i inakeayouaner 5 turn which wllFbe Ga. PRa DEIf3YATMEMPHI.

N1-- a tj 't't 4a a t2au Ace5t. Se I. Lor E. E. Sinathers H.

Defeited The Monk 5OOO. I 4OOOO I tpaces The a aide AlbertS zn4leresulted 4 beating the 2 12 of tbeaon Di ebb 14 Sl m. the tint Lathe seco dbeatin 4. pace I 1 EXINOTQ5 I iJ scora uniYetsi ty' lU littIseid he game. ir a and1Lee offans1 hadposseaslon team work onhe 40 ATOM everj the ps.rs andall Is enthusiastic work vctories itin wlth Tulane 7s I the I line it- 10 sive workandIt the ball an end un for touchdown.

Allison kicked for on Louisiana's Yard returned 20' yards. bOthL supe ordet. Tme withthe. hi centerof the.Iteld- Auburn- opened the halfwitha kicked0ff by Allison lineknd S. and Allison a the next downs Au- ball and LoCiana.

Auburn territory. Dab- witbial- determlned Irlque. I to- 2 Bliling2 5 b. nt. Jack McoregorLyon.2 I Osers4 Petit O8 The Queen' fforil 11rse.

4 3 Peene Swearlngen2 5 f. Mctofle1d3 5 I WINSPROMRICHMOND severaletb I endqillian tackleiudgins dterrettleft guardRowa StonecenterWebater CampbellquarterbackTooniab lleferee. AUBURN tIES toaje I theecore I Kennedyind Kiockright Colemanqnarterback fnllbakAllison Elcbeibergerand her rest denceS he children. Miss nouocentent delater. ttleOf Dimo1r1eureu ilse gri1.

cures diabetes weak' rscaati 555 all lrrSgglSritls 05 lbs kidneys and biad- Os Ifl women tes' bIAddit ly sold bY centbymali of' I One email is 0w bOVmenUorsd. DT flail. 50iI' utaetnrsrP nADTtILe. D- IS. g.

8t LotL i3esr. we MvS been etiliag' Texas .4 Ran' Grsst Dl100TIfY. gut. Jo tanr5ffIriea wits kidfl1Uoublsu bIn cyst' said. TOV fl TOURQ.

LENATERi1NS IMDRIYING FIfflSi Utailly PIIyed 0 PLACE TO Latter' Xorie' IPsed Ver- Was I 5 5 Ne The Aciti duct as I3rosC the event betting. front by far wlnningfavorites the other fLhe track taiL kAltJA ueUing Dven wod Racker4 second IIonolum 4 to 4- I alia oisoleeal5O I1ACE-Ftva lanlel. lsecond Seflng. 1 ward Creamer 1 Poteni and one do' 1. I in Right aM WarCryand Thleeod 7 I.

Race 5c1oharlol I 3 I 0 Lord 5kpcr I 04 DorileslxO3 i1s0 Race Rim I I 2 I 05 JiIIsArthur Al. AImartie Sweet Marjoriet 7. Pan I is ft Exti 5L bs n. 108FearIDlCer. Mgrlnoettaleanne Pittagus98 I HImvIt can.

JoeobbBoutooniarre. I 00 i OllzncrsgavapIeasing presents. tact. hl ntatlneeand Bijon. A eve ing war Secret Service 13110U front drama.

judged of-last OpemOg night of the jeacon was a hatardouirone. h1gbeet1tOpes. of ablg very clever as Klmb fl a veryb0comlng she DeWitt asReuton a relsforcI M1si bfcGllvraTe as Caroline Mitford both' win ap- as- f4crviee will auring- the remsinder thlsweek. n- I. AttactIons tolnstrets hesded by lmmrWafl tonight nd.

Some idea the psrformaee can be' from the followthg ro KY. Press west been a so doe voices. The en. of ahlgh 0db a good performance. attraction ofeutau be- presenteat tha.Qrand Bo- special PThtThdtion.

Pordsan To. title remembd that in run ycara- Its a of ai a Of this Tie story of Janlce Meredlth' th Scinire MeredIth declaraj I Prici fthe ayuitomskeagiflcat HA YNE1t a qeartia ftof2onncarqusstOthtgaOfl' NavyotapayycioidealeratlcastL26 PO51IbITbYbUUer n1AYNERIfug odcr 625 Ujotaboy yonsayeat1eastO6Bimry1all i- WelltwogaIImisforabout you-pay LetgaIkm ot usabtoorerwhiskey etthlekthatoyerendsem iber frxnonr youcarrles VNITEDSTATESREGISTERED DISTILLERS OybU I dsalors' prifits. WHISKEY f- I' A' fuislu EXPIESS Nil BY VS 5' OFFER Wewillsend of andwewillpaythcexpresscbarges dontfind aliright send it will be returnedtoyoubynexrna1L JustthInkshatoes IIowcould itbefairer Ifycu arenotperfectlyeatisfled arenot Bett uascdyou orderWe Ins want4quarts a tojoin be ST. LOUIS MO. tlon warbctween daylfl6 alI4 inflorktOwn to U)4 shoing caTh distanhe.

pla presefltsTeallSttO stage picture Straththor4iikh ber' 1 IC is be The tharacter- of Ira a t0welieAs opposttecethdWthattor lUg iife to.bflea2the andw9rshlpe ho thefuture life woridagainet 1a. dftw' grancioncrt t'e tin bf BE1RS FamoUs Over Odwtzornft YLISTSA FOR GREAT WINTER fvga Ab I. raliaaitsother OttoMaya clever acefrilower 4tlanta' tflrmy5 here open ParfaM' andiayafl s. fortb. Newfork4sce UernatiOflaIice9tgejawsdn soixthto treaqtpatch flhwifl ojjba of pose- 4-- Jt.ja-at.month.

fully opts mitg MOnicompanyeoniats-f'the 1t1ola dAmour Hock Alpine echo ctUcj De Oambaso' laYsaid of tton 27. wasthe ofan ws season MaOI fore termlnedfo' the day. def for the th pit ld fever aMbe just hewlllliot consent id Just i CREScEUB AN TImeat' 21. agaIntoseog the ttEi atch wIlls rctf4 ALABAST1ME1 The plisWP. GiveTradingStamps' PeacLtree.

I SOOAUIEH ItIiIIty CICARS WE ARE AXTTKIX 4 71o. 85cr J3uohu65o DyspepsaTab1et. Pier Prept1on68c StewarVsCatarrjaTablet Medical 5 8548o I Formalid Co's. qnart 25c Iir Edmondsons and Cottor PiUs diseaesucb' suppressed irregu laritieo all batriictloh la.1 uzcit oiily safegnardpei 50c FRANK EDMONDSON IIPhon 42O iAe11k I 0- IJLVUIl I 55J WI'S se 5 4 OSS.