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AT AT OKNING. OCTOBE11 20. i. 7. ILT FOS aa.

sa sa aa aa, aa. aa, aa aa an 'I'iVtY m-lfmWf1'V aaaaaaaa Vr" aa. ay((- rklJaUlf JXTLT-TIL 1-1' Wdil ili A DRIVE RACES AT DALLAS Ifotes, NoVb 4 (o 9 Men's Suite 'J j1' "A Announcement! Ed, KUni takaa pleasure in anneunclng that tea has baait appointed sale Houston dlatrlbutar for "Holeproof' Hoalary, which furthar aarvaa ta llluatrata tha no lee atraauaue tharr auccecsful affort this atora fat making ta aupply Ha patrons wrUt the beat In avarythlaa to wear. Thla exoallent Nose haa wide popularity, which la eaelly aooountad for. One assurnaa na riak whatever Is ftirahaa big -HeJeproof" Hoaiary; la tha anly brand that ia eord under am sbaoJuta, iron-clad uarante to wear aia wan tha without halaa.

With every be not laaa af alx pairs are give six guaranty Aline whieh la' yaur warrant that a new pair wirt; Oa replaced for any pair af "Hols proof" brand should holea appear within tlx month front data of sale. Initial aale, and display at KlanVe today, Saturday, Oct ber SO. t'. Yoa are cordially htvHad te attend. Pairs for $2.00 3 "Tff owin popularity of tire Fancy Vest ia easily ex- plained Moat nt get tireel of wearing foe' same iotfit Jay after day anil they 14 lor cbsoge that, the Fancy fieri.

i Notbiaf Beat tor the man I who want to sprue an I. bit Treat- Tooraelf to a--- while the lioe is complete and the picking -Xsv Great variety ia woolena, duel, ete4. fi white, browns, Carnival and Pacini Youn materUle aad oa patteraa aeeordlng to $3.50, $100 AS AN Indication clothing, take thla for the dressy young Brown Mixed Mutton coat and cuffs; welted back rery desirable and who want what's 4 ,4,. r't Fancy WE WANT your and and sfiarklinf with Piques in frays Import ea if I a of the completeness and gtxSness of our suit as aa exatriple of what we show man. It's only one of many! Cheviots, all wool, with darker orerplaid, 3-button.

vest sleeves finished with strap seams. Trousers with roll bottoms. A snappy suit for young; men CC ftfV right Price- aPlUaUU 4 Waistcoats particuUr attention directed to ths completeness variety of our lines of Waistcoats, all bright newness and correctness. and whites, $1.25. 1.50 to 12.50.

bbbb a aa. a a a am Elen's Hi.h Grade Shoes For Dress, Btuiaesa ffC A A an.Geaer.1 1 Made as frbm i laats and rrencn rumneis, uztoraa ana sua, Barvard' our owa gpeclflcatlona. Tbla Doa of ahoes Is eompleto In a vary particular, aad we are proud of them. Borne of tha atylee are: Na MO Patent kid Blnchac, Barrow awing toe. No.

HI Patoat kid battoa. aarrow swing toe. Na S14 Patent kid Bleaker, stralctit last No. Ill Calf Blacker, leatber lined, medium toe. Na 60S Vld kid taoe, wtda round toe.

Na Ml Viol kid Braoker, ewtng last. Na Ml Onnmetal eatf, Bh eher, narrow ewtna; toe. tth brim to turs tyoat, aide or back; eaa ba taleaoopad. eraaaad, ia all tba Silk HandkeTchiefs in Sale Novelty Silk Handkerchiefs for men in a kaleidoscopic variety of color designs; Japanese Silks; only about 100 doxen in the sale and easily worth 50c and 75c; while they last 23 Cents 4 In Seventeen trvapeo. 'DOLLARS.

W3'. il i- 7 "i '8 a. Jcfe HdYL' by the Vise OLD 'HONESTY; WON EASILY the Tarorits at latonia and Stepp; t2ia Fart Tins. Si4ulified fox Sough Eidinir. I)i lint i hud frast KayarQ '1 JAMAICA.

M. T. October nV-JsaHer. sacked fnaa'4 ta 1 te 11 to a. wee tba Oar-dea City etakSB at Jamaica, today.

Orappla went oat. to sot tba pace and led ta toe stretch, wbara Janier took oommand as! tha- aald and woa ta a drrre by half a taafrb, with Orappla second aad tba favor Dolly Speaker, a bad third. aad a half furiotise-Tartar Maid. Miss Deiaaar. Sua OUam.

Tlma IM M. bula aad a aitaantn Xtpaaae, lniaaaar Cloud. Tnaap. Tims 1 aV. riva aad ababt rai1ooa--oatartTa, Beaaet.

Aunt Rosa TUne IM 44. MUa and a atitsaath Juaatar, Orappla, XVaiy Spaabar. Time 1:47 A-e. Mile and a auarur-Bad Mewa, BaaUlna Tom, Plna and Keadles. Tim lei 1-4.

biz rurKwias tjommemfaiaa. Tea uraaav Tttaa 13I4A, OLD. E0JISTT WAS WXTOIOL. aajsaaak Hal So Troabls it WinniBf the Veat-vn iTeat- Three Farorites Woa. C4tria Veat RifrlJ ONCnrNATl.

Ostober K-Old Hoaasty. tba tavortta, bad aa troehla ta taking tha tsatur eaaatt af tba day, rannln( tba aaUa p. Jadaa Treaa finished third, bat waadta- eunltfled for eutllne aeroaa tba field aa tna start. Three favorites won. Track fast rtv and a half furloacs II Hipp, Cul- tbra, A-aea Wood.

Time lal M. SU farlonao Duchess OlUa, Dapple Oold. Sort Oar. Time 1:14 4-4. On tie-Old Huoeaty, Colonel Jacfcaon.

Red Oaaatlaa. Ttane 1 1-4. Judge Treea ftnlshed third, but was disqualified. Six furtonge Director, Airship, NUo. Tlma 1:14 1-4.

Seven fusion- Polly Prim, True wins. To ray Robmeon. Time bill aad a attteenth Orasada, Harry aVwtt, Joa Shields. Tim 1:47. OOXFAJTY FOOTBALL 0AXX.

Company 0 Hompi All Orer Its EiTal aad Wini Easily. (HsarlM fast 5xiaL) COLLBQB STATION, Taxaa. October Tba first game of oompany football waa played yesterday afternoon oa tba athletja field between tad companies, result-In ta a eoore ot to I In favor of oem-pany. Naturally the gam waa replete with error and penalties, but was Uereely fought company used a great many substitutes, while played the earn team In both hahraa. Captain Warn, Lee, Ban ford and J.

W. Smith did the ortUlant work tor oompany. while Captain ate Daniel, Butts, Itotladfe and R. E. Adama starred oa the other slda Butts made a alrty-ftre-yard run for a touohdown aad R.

K. Adama kicked a beautiful field goal. 1 Offlcsxls-r. S. Puokett, rafereaf Dean, arnpira.

Leek Lee of company deserve Am men tioa for his brilliant and etfeothra work. PERSONAL MENTION Al Hall of BeBaumont la a guest at tha Rica. Mr. aad btra. X.

T. (Mnataad an spsndma; a few days In Dallas. R. T. Krenck of Crosby waa a guest yeater-day at tba CapltoL W.

L. Hall of Wharton waa a guest yesterday at tha Bristol. P. J. WUtta of Galveston waa a guest yesterday at tha BraSDt.

O. A. Patty of Austin waa ta tha aity yesterday aa route boma Thomas Allen of HuntsvUle waa ana of the Bristol's guests yesterday. R. H.

Howell ot Onalaaka waa resi stared yesterday at the Capitol. M. T. Charlton of Bay CHy waa a guest yesterday at the Maoatoe. S.

A. Oandu of Tort Worth waa a guest yesterday at the Burnett. IP. P. Harlng of Ooliad waa among yeatasv day arrival at tha Brasoa.

Sam T. Basuan of Waco was among yas-terday'a arrlvala at th Rice. J. C. Tolman ot Richmond was among yee-terday'a arrival at the Bristol A.

W. Ii art man of San Antonio was among yesterday's arrivals at uie Maoatoe. R. C. Cox of Palacloa arrived la Houston yesterday, and Is a guest at ths CapltoL Judg Eugene Williams of Waoo was In th city yesterday and waa a guest at the Msoates.

B. H. Fox and Misses Rose and Leonora Fox lean Saturday night for Dallas to attend ths fair. Conrad Byers, a planter who Uvea near Altair, waa-ln the city yesterday en route, i i. rv.ii..

r.i. Lewi Buraitt of Calvert returned home last evening after a stay In Houston, during which hs vans a guest at the Burnett. rtfr. Roy D. Wilson left this week for Til- sue -university, new urieans.

when he will graduate in tba medical department next Mrs, J. iing and Miss Pickering of Eona and Miss Dun lap of Victoria wen In Houston shopping yesterday, and had apart ments at ino Kio. lira H. J. Leonard, daughter of Rev.

O. W. Story, arrived In the city Thursday night from her home la Freeport. III. and will spend soma tlma here on a visit to her parents.

maxutbTThotel. E. B. Pickett, Liberty; John Nicholson, KlnctYiUe; If. M.

Cum, city; Carlton Hal. E. H. Oills, Providence. R.

Phillip H. Sautsr, Maaoontab, E. B. Cushlng, wife and daushter. New Orleans; F.iJ.

Kltsgerald, Cuen; Kuffene Williams. Waco; Mra M. K. Hall, OnenVllIe, Evan Hawley. Bt.

Louls; W. T. Stephens, Lincoln. J. 8, Tropp, Dallas; BHo Robson.

Boston; M. J. Knlll tad wife, Hortonse Clement. Mn. Sal-vine, Nw Torkelty; Henry Jewett.

Boston; Miss Lea, New Tork city; Lawrence, Sydney, Australia; Oalway Herbert, London, England; Dudley Dans. Charles Chappell, C. Herstaga, Dablla. Inland C. D.

Tomblln, Chicago; R. B. Budge, Loulavllle, Ky. O. A.

Noguera, valla; F. L. Pollock. New Orleans; F. A.

Randle, Harvey. F. Chapman, 'Chen: af. F. Charlton, Lane City; H.

A. dty; Fred Mra. Forrest, New Tort; S. Harrison and wife, fTena City: George M. Sowden.

Humble: J. B. Harmon and wife. Gen ad Dun T. Price, Toakam; F.

Kampton, Atlanta, Ga. HOTELBRI8TOU M. S. Glttera, Aadenoa; A. D.

Edison and wife, Chicago; A. Lea French. Chicago; W. L. Hall.

Wharton; H. J. Bujac, Houston; J. M. Praebar and wife, city; Mra Cmth'-era, dty: W.

C. Crothera, dty; J. C. Tole-nsn, Richmond; R. R.

Record, city: J. W. Williams, New Orleans; J. w. Reed.

Burnett! Tbomaa Allen, Huntsvllle; Thomas McCiln. New Orleans; J. C. Robert. An-sleton; 8teva Board man.

Huntsvllle; Daniel C. Jackson, D. J. Renfro, Illinois; Jah'ny Sentsll. Dallas; T.

11. Anderson, Temple. Quick gentence (or HegTo Boy. HtutnPtlSHtM) LAFAYETTE, La October s. kludge Pugh pssaad aentenoa ,0000 Willis Cast ells, a Bgra years of age, gluing him aeven yean hi tha Stat penitentiary, for attempted criminal aaaault upon a 4-year-old whit gttt Tha OTtm was committed yesterday evening about dark tad ahortly afterward SherieT Laeota had tr.a prteoner within the prison bet a.

The boy confessed the crime, and with tha content of father ths court allowed bhrr to plead guilty to th mrormjk- ua aiea oy unmet Auorney gtmsaeiL SOME GOOD HORSES THERE liift, Ktrphy Sayi ti Sport It aki lo "Trida Ar Beij x- tome Traali 1 w.i; PT.TJt Tnaa, Oetabar S-Th earl af-ttnA lha StaU telr to4ay Ma aoar. tba oaraat tba amtlaa. tka daaa eMta aata Maj a law that ta raeaa van aaora Ilka aa aoraaiblaa thaa rtl raoa, Ttaia att-aatle Mpamad at tba MUnc foa, tat la a eow lot at benaa bara a4 tkajr ara taadjr 40 raae. Om tba voola, kumr, tJaa ractna baa bB'aat formljr coo aa4 tba ahaaoaa of It latttaa back a tta atoaa rood. Thar hi ana HtHaa? that bl aotieaabla ta patraoa af.tba fm har Br that turn la mail tba awa on know tba ama rathar than tba Tlaitora ta a traoa.

That la tha rntr aanbinaT Jutliyiajr anaaMstoa au4 tha oWa rtainc Utat aai tba nuaUiw aaaa tAua far without a a tafia aalahap. Tka bora ara vUUnc anu(h. ta rouah It tba ha4 a ehajtoa, but Um; know thar wUl hot aa paraltta4 to do itrtr tnea bara, aaa chajr ara maklrf a tompta ta praeMoa thaat tlawimaWiil taetlea which aofMUmaa raault ta aarkMta aeeldanta. '-Of airaa, oaid Jvac Morphjr, "row oaa fln4 battar baraaa tbaa rou fcava bara, but rati roul4 aa fu ana wtda bfon yoa (oua4 otaaaar rutna thaa la balae oarrtaa aa ar thavDaltaa traak. TbJa la aot aJooa brua ot tha runnrav bat o( tha bawnaa aiia-aea aa waU.

Tkay aia diivlna ta win. and a far aa aaa In tba ataad mm tad(aUia raaaa ara aa botly eoaiaitaa aa eaa ba. Bo lona aa that aonotttloa aktaboa tkara aa dancw tha a port falUnf la aopularHr. port kr la ekau. Wban that la aald aU la aaid.

and I baUora It baa tha kr waM aa of tba ara aa aaralopmaaiU la tba att-wrt'on attandtnar tka rannW tba Boma Jtadaatry ataka toaaanow baroatd tha araar antrtaa at 1. B. atokaa and Dr. Claj-k oa a ad an lomotrvw. pandlne lanMkntk.

lata tha aaa of tha Paatota. Tbto la ta Inclwda aUka an-tMMBta amda by J. K. Itokaa. Tha mat.

Urbao baan ratarrad to tba Tazma Thorouch- J19 mmo aaunaa tna mil aaa ii hoiaacobrad aaaaeaatlaiL thmMli Ita' aaarilary, Lar. I Vr. flow ara. that at ail a aald muu. tiir 1 bava to avail mvaair rlahta gla ma wndar thomte rafuaa mar fraa tba atabla of Harrta a Haa anUl avoh Una aa thar ahall hava clearad thamaalTaa of tha aharta of ha via run tba filly Moll Waarll modar wrmgTj Svmt raoa.

1 naoara. for a tk tia 8tocktoa aaoond. nmn uiiiu, aaaiy timimtD rourtn. Ir Oadarlok fifth, lot Hammaa alstb. Bllty kite aafanth, Kax alf hta.

bllank) Moaa alnQw Mlaa A taatb. Tlma baooad raoa trottara, mila. for a puna Of HOO-Blaok Bltppar won, Pay Olrl aaoond, R. CMff third. Dakar fbnallwood fourth.

Had Major fifth. Third raoa, ftra fartotura, puraa S-Hld-dan Hand, loj (Praston), 4 to t. won; Comal. (Watnhold), ta aaoond; Boolaimar, Mo (Younc). I to third.

Tiaaa IM. Split SaeoaA Boatbara KalfM, Whiapar Uta. Dr. atovalL iBTlaoibla, Darno, La top alao ran, roarth raoa, Bra furlooga. puraa Tey Bar.

Ml (Prastoa). to won; Ror Tborap aoa. fWarraa), a to aaoond; Arch Oad-bam, (MokMworth), to 1. third. Tlma 1 MaCband, Oar Boy And Asnaa blank ahw ran.

a ruth raoa, nana and a atxtaantb, aalttnc ta. (J. Breakik a ta Ofaaroa. Ufa, Mf Ma J. bturpky), JUL aaoond; fBtnn-latanl ta tklrt.

Ttaa MarikBfa, 1 1-4 larly Roura, Una Laopptd aad Bow Waw ab raa. Btetk raoa aanraa furionaa, aalUnc. puna Boa-OaTln (1 101 rWarrao), 4 to Iwoni raxhall lot rWalnhoM), I to 1, aoaand: Mo-Wrr. fix (Bhrtaar). tol third.

Tlma 1:9 14. roart Hopklna, ft Bwannor, John Qarnar, Tba Don. ktoumabank, Loono. BIlTaraktn, LUUao Ayraa, Norwood Ohio and Btaarfortb alao ran. bwrantb raoa, aaren furiono.

aalllnc, puraa Oo-Bob May. 114 (tVkry). to 1 won; Skyward, 1M (Oucaan), I to I. aaoond; Part, lot (atorean), to L. third.

Tlma K4. Trrolaaa, Tha Pour Uuadrad, Tom Hoamar. Chieftara. Waltar Mclaln. Cobbleakill, Ad Hleh.

Aunt DaaL Jack Waobar and School Craft alao ran. Elrnth raoa, alx rarlonca. aallmc. puraa tioa Stora, MS (Warren), 10 to won; McC. 101 (Mllllanlo), 1 to asoond; Jani Witt, 1M (Bailor).

I to 1 third. Tlma 1:14 Ml btalatar, Anadarka, Havan Run, Antara, Ble Foatar, Marlmbo and draco alao ran. BIUCHQEAX 8A100HS CLOSED. Xayor Takes Preotution Became of Ixeiteaent Oro ProMbitia. '(Vfaaanaaal tna Rrfri.) BUtMMQBAM.

Ootobar of tba andtaaMot ortr tha prohibition alao- tioa ta a naia ia tna connur naxt Mondar. Mayor -Ward today ordared all aaloona olaaad froai midnight tonbiht until aazt Tuesday monttake. Both auaa ara aoalfbt clalmlnc a Tietorr. Mra, Lillian U. StaTana.

National praaldent of tba Woman' a Chrlattan Tonparanoa Union, arrrrad hen toamr ta taka part la tha flcbt for prohibit). Arrow eokiAR Madeof ClapKaSbrunk Fabric oaaaaw a aa. awaaaa AODiaON A HOTES BA1CS LAST'S AP: To' att knowtns aufftiata af rha wamnar maaeuiar or ot tna yjnu, aciatlca, lumbaa-oa, backacha, palna In tha kldneya or aaunJala palna, to wrlat ta4tr tar a noma treatment which haa repaatadly ound all of thoaa torturea' 8ha foola It hor duty to aead It to all fufforars PRE a Tou cur yourself at bom aa thousand will testify no changa ot climate bains necessary. This almple dla-overy banlahea uric acid from tha blood, looaena tha stlf fened )obita, purifies, tha blood, and brlabtan the era, gtvuif elasticity and ton to tha whole aystun. If tba above la-t errata you, for proof addreaa -tdra.

at. Summers, Box R. Notn Dajne. Jnd. LEST WE iorarat-Baby reatlen, can't aesp at nlaht, weat est cries apaamodkally.

a bottle af WMte Cream Vermlfuee nerar fall to cure. Every mother should aia her baby Whit' Cream Vermltuare Bo many time when tha baby hi pl and frctM tha mother does not Irnow what h- do. A botUa of this medicine vould bclnf color ta hU cheeks aad tauhtar to his ayaa Ol vo It a trial. A' aa i.s,IHaB1aAV1-m BICYCLES SOLO ON taay Famaaats Can aaa aaa my na MARCB CULMORE. ,1012 frairle tlrea i a pairi laaer tabaa Mat toot patnp aa 7 1 r-f.

.14 1 pUM. stripes And Jxfco J7.50 i'' HUTCHINSON rMITCHELL if fofValtitr A 's'Appartl PURE Mellow ts KlooiUlgbt ika a Ootid fold and smooth cream. Cascade appndatad by (A wbe aaaet th best. i OSO. A DICXEL ft CO, DutiUsrt I 46 ttMhrilla, Ttoa.

PAAMmrt A FINDLKTY, Who, Taicaa. alM AoeoU. Game Carriers like Cut, are 'ust right for carrying your irds and ducks. Holds 25 QuaiL Price 25 cents. L.

THEO. Hardware and China Store 609 MAIM STREET pbpnn S96 and 597 AUTO SPARKERS BARD EN Electric Machinery Co. 101 MiU St. rhmUt ASD Dw Bl fr Brtwrf. MTMtHlMM4llT I.bmiIIm a 1 1 in I "1 mmm.

11 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 nil II II I ir ir 'I II- BERING nd $7.50. Kiam'a dented or WANT NEW LAWS Members of National Chic Federation Piss Resolatloni SOME COMBINATIONS GOOD Xeeeesity at Tnurt Legislatioa to 8a ears jJameflts Aroady Qalaed aad is Hast Quuged leaaMsurtTatsl Jtaravt) CHICAOO. October Today'a ssstlua af the Natloaad Crrto Fedaratlon waa grvea aver to Bva-mlnuta talks by bulaaa aaaa. who dismissed tba various toptoa Introduced by tba varioaa spaakara during tba bast three days. Tba oommltte aa reeolutioaa iinaiatal tta report aa follows: After twenty yean of Federal legmlatloa as batsrpnted by the, court, directed against ta svtls af trusts ind aambisattona aad aaobut railroad rasa tea.

beglnhlag with tbe tatentato aatnmerea aot af 1W, and the antitrust sot of ISM, a general aad let sosrvle-ttoa exists that the per cent gamed aa av forcteg these Federal acta aad ethare sae-osedina them aawaatrassa tba a Ity af leglalaUoa whieh shall reader 1 the bsnaflta already gamed aad th ehaagas eoadiusaa TtuMe ehanna aaw AasaanAOa an! ImnvadlaU leganatioa a reqaested fol io wtng tha laammaiimeiataa at Rcoeavelt aad tha to ten tan earnm n.t.iAM 11 mm sis nmoiila heti road oorporatiooa oa reason hi freight and Laiaaagaa rata aabjMt only in reap aot to he a4tarowal, aupatv1s4oa aad atOsa of tba n-taratate aummeroa tsmmnslnn Tha aoforwmsnt of the Shu man aot Wa urge apaa eongraaa wtthmit delay ta aaaa lefislatsoa pswvldlag for a seapartisaaj aosa-mr-Tttn. la whioh the tateresta af eenital. of labor aad at the general pubttc shall ba rea-reasntad. Thai oommlaatoa shall con at liar tha et.tm avbjoet of business aad sadisstrinl embmatioas. Aay proposed legislation sboald akes k-eluo atadlnaaUea of the prooibr naw existing apaa oomblnetkm oa tba faUowlag subjects: I HatJoaal and local areas hm boos af labor aad their trade agreemenu with swslir Assoctatkms made ap of fxraaers.

Intended to seoura a statue and equttabta market tor their products of th soil, fraa fraas fluctuatioaa due to specula tioa. i 1 Bualness and Industrial ear ta meats af wmtbtnattnaa Whoa objeots am la tha aaMta latereet aa disUnruls from abysota aa- tannlaaa ta ba contrary to tba pwallo latsr- 4" Saoh eomnussioR thatud asaip author-augh kvqolry into the advisability at av-auguratloa of the system of Federal Ueaas or laooraaratlone aa a condition for tha entrance of certain els aaaa of oorporatloet upon interstate oommerca aad also into the re la tioa to the public Interest of the purchase trr oa corpora tioa of the franchise or as. operate stock of another. 4. The examination, inspection and aunar-Turioa of great producing aad manufacturing corporations already begun by tha department at commerce and labor aad accepted by the corporations should bs enlarged by kglslatloa requiring complete publicity th eapitallsatlon, aeoounts.

operations, tha transportation charge paid aad selling prices of all such prodaetag and aaaanfaotar-fag corporations whoa operators ara large enough to hen a monopolistic uSueaea, Tha conflicts between tba Stat aad Federal authorities raised amay States over railroad rates being now andon eadiudi-eattoa and under way ta a Anal altlmata do ciston by the Federal supreme court, thai federation deems any expressloa of aay af these Issues unfitting aad eenneenlly leaves this great Issue to a tribunal who tor IK vean haa miueasfunr ptsaeiasd tha baiaaoa between an IndtssoluoU Valoa and tha u-otstructable Statea, dednlng tha auarama aad National power "Of on and protecting the sovereign and individual powers -of th other. The resolution were adopted as read. Immediately after tha adoption af th report of the committee on reeolutieas tha eoa-vcntloa adjourned sine dkv Bow's This? offer Oa Hundred Delia ra Reward for asy can of Catarrh that can aot bt rand by. Han't Catarrh Cue, t. J.

CH5NEV CO. Teltde, O. We. the aadtrsaaed. ban kaewa F.

J. Cheery for tha last II ream, sad Wliere aim perfectly hnminU- aa aB satis at Uasmtrisst sad raaaa-ritUy sale ta awry aot any ebtlgatsmt aasd by kia firaa. WALPING. KIN NAN MARVIN. Wholesale ruxiet.

Toledo, a Hair Caurrb Car i tskea iatsraany. aetsss directly apaa tka Weed aad aseaw nsrfaeas ei the arateea. Taarhaeniala etat fraa Pnn 14s far ll7 cis v. nMMA. Tabt HaUs FaaOy PuM tar Soft Hata.

dowa nt erowa that tiff Hats THRU AA to EE, 6 to IS THE WAR CHIEFS Haskell Indians Were Easy Marks (or tbe Pale Faces. RAMSDELL MADE LONG RUN Got Around the nd and Gained 8ev-Yty Taiii Jw Wasle4. Dyea San Gaaatless Sseoess-' fully Indians Outclassed. ATJSTIN, Taxaa October Sk To one-tlaae terrible Indian team from Haskell university proved to be no matob for Texas this afternoon, and tba vtaltora wen defeated by the aeon of 4t to In a gam tftat was, oa the whole, aa Indifferent exhibition of the game-Texas soade her first touohdown Inside of tha tint lour minutes at play on a seventy-yard ran by Fred RsmsdolL and at the end of another three mlautaa bad. crossed the goal Una again by Una nhingea The seont at the and of the first half was 11 to la favor ot Texas, Haskell bavtng mads a brilliant rally during tba Utter part of this halt kicking a goal from field and making one touchdown.

During; tba aacood half Taxaa made five touchdowns, two of them with ooaslderabla esse, and tba aeon waa Increased by a well-exeoated goal from tba Held, kicked by Klrkpatrlok. For Texas Fred Ramsdell and Klrkpatrlok seemed to do the atarrlng. while ths work of tba team, as a whole, anowed a great deal of improvement. Tbe busk of speed on the get off waa criticised, but the wall-formed Interference prevented aay bad effects from aloanass. The kloklng by both aides ta worthy of mention.

Kirk pa trick for Texas Balrd for the Haskell team making long punts repeatedly. Baled did the best work of tha visitor, while Captain Borrell at center tackled and played aa excellent defensive game. Then were several noticeable plays during the game, two of thaa being of a very stirring nature. During the first four minutes ot play Fred Ramadell got away around right sod ran seventy yards to a touchdown behind splandld Interference. A few minutes before tha eloee of th gome, Dyar, who had replaced Kirk pa trick at quarter, received the ball on a punt end swiftly and ceeverly ran through the entire Haskell team to touchdown.

Oa tha offensive, end raoa proved tha most profitable for Texas, although tbe line bucks seldom' resulted In losses. Several changes wen made In the Texas ttne-up, Steeler replacing Caldwell at right (Ttiaxd, Dover replacing Klrkpa trick at quarter, Adams replacing Fred Ramsdell end Marshall Ramsdell replacing Knhl at fullback. Tba following an tba respective Uneupa: Texaa, Position. Haskell. Duncan, captain rlrlit end Stmpsoa Feldhaka rlarht Orson right guard A equina C.

BerroL captain Caldwell, left Jackson Pink, Lacey L. T. BWrlef left end. Reed Klrkpatrtek Dyar Murrte halfback. Ooodeagla fullback.

Ramsdell Ramsdell left halfback Adams HOUSE SHOW. AND EACE 1CEET. Saocessful Meeting of the Direoton of the Affair. ffoaiv. BEAUMONT, October tV-TWe waa a saocessful meeting of the dlnetnre and the executive committee of the Beaumont horse show and raoa meet this afternoon at tha rooms of Seeratary Tost.

President A. Fletcher preadded at the meeting, which was lartteiytivaa ever to work of aup4vhtlon and preparation generally tor the big horse show end raoa meet to be bold in Beaumont during tha Week ot November St-. Tha- association acknowledged donations of a ear ot lumber from Mr. J. Frank Keith aad a car from B.

F. Bonner, manager of the Klrby Lumber company of Houston. The lumber will be uacd for the new paddock and unprovement at tha Driving Park. A committee was named, eaaslarmg of O. B.

Millard. William Wtees sad Oeorg C. Oreer aa JudireK. to award tha prises In th decorated automobile parade. It waa decided to commence work Monday putt's; the race Bourse at tha Tv-lvlng, Park In ip-tnp con-i dltloa.

and te thla end no trouble or espense I being ape red Secretary Toet of th aa- soeiatioa will leave tor uaiiaa Sunday or stonaay to stir up inieresx amnag tne noi men then the big BeaunMiri irtet. nil up entrlea Hi ruining noa aveata, hook ae1 shews ana attraction roc tat ataat. oaoaseaoeaaeaooaaeeaooaaaaae SPORT IZWS 8UJUCAS.T. JTTDOa TREER waa dlaaaalined tar fouling. COMPANT defeated ooarpaay Cat Colfsge Btatloa 11 te 4.

OLD HONXSTT woa the fee tun event al Latonia without maoh trouble. TEXAS university defeated the Has- kell Indiana to 14. Tha Redskins VUOOLKK, heavily flta alatai ray st ex hacked. tha lam DoUyBpaaker, th 8 a eaa vuuu. a THB WINKERS at La tonta Vwerac JB Blpsj, Daaheaa Qllle, Old Haa- eaty, Dirotor Poilr- -rnaa, unnua, 3 Jugglsr, BadNewa, CumswdMuiM.

aoeooMOwooeoopoeooMai MORE ROOM NEEDED THXSX WUL HOT BX A SUTFl-CH5T TU1CBEB. OF STALLS. I Ctmoessionj Ests Boea Awarded Yesterday Was Workout Day aad ths Track Wu in line Secretary Dan Barks heard nothing from Barker or Radford ysetsiday, aad no mora orders for ataU raaaa was received at racing headquartara. Mora stall room win ba needed to, take oan at the runners that will participate In tba apaed carnival. Secretary Burks will eaoun outside accommodation and provision will ba mad to tak can of SO runners, aad then Is every prospect that every stall will be filled.

Tba coming week will find many horse hare, as several stables will send their ponies hen to rest 'iup. Largs consignments an looked for early next week. A 1-yaex-old was entered In all the noes af that elan yesterday, and the tip waa quietly handed out that be la the real jammy goods, and any time he starts hs Is expected to bring home tbe money. The name of thla apasd marvel wasn't learned. Pec ma rr Dan Burks wtn go to Dallas tcalght to loin th Heuston colony now at that place.

He wanta to vet a few points on the raring game aad talk with the owners of the racers. Dan stay hi Dallas wlU be short. Th horsemen aay the track fct In fine shape now, bettor thaa It has ever keen baton. Superintendent Barker had It re-graded In spots and a top cushion put on the eod. The ditches and drains have all been opened aad water wUl oft quickly after a rain.

Mr. Burks pursbased Sfty wagon-loads of shavings aad saw dust from the planing nulls In the dty yesterday. This will be placed ta th stalls and will make a nice bed for the ponlea Work will be started on tbe betting ring Monday- It waa tatend-el to cover the ring with tarpaulin, but thla Idea haa been abandoned and It win have a plank root whtoh will an Improvement onVtbe canvaa About all the conossslons have been awarded. Captain James Lawlor gets the bar privilege and tbe programs have been awarded to Mooney Boardraaa of Fort Worth, who made a very liberal offer to the association. Bscntary Bnrka estimates that fifteen bookmakers will eat In oa the flnt day.

and as the boys haven't bad a chance to back tba ponlea for some time, business should be good. The people that like the sport of klnrt an auxloualy awaiting the opening, and It look aa if the meeting will be mon successful thf twTThTt hav. be. held. Teerday ems workout day at th track Mid the horses wen give.

pipe openers. Noatbmat waa made to speed the horses snd they were on" en exercise gallopa Tuesday aad Prtdsya an workout daya. LAIX CHAELES PLATS BEATTHOHT Battle Koysl Will Be Fought oft ths Gridiron at Latter City Today. (Hesjfea Peat isarlal.1 LA KB CHARLES, October Lake Charles high school football team will leave on the Oriole tomorrow for Beaumont, a balUe royal wlD be fought oat oa the gridiron tomorrow afternoon between th football team of th two eltlee. Tha Lake Charles tsara flairt bat ona gam thla season and met with defeat.

The game referred to Is the one played with SeWmxa nn that tlma the team has been undergoing some hard practice and Is sow In fine condition. Captain Scott haa been getting hie men out every afternoon and keeping them at work for a full hour. All weak pie cee that wen In evidence hi the game played with Jennings hare up, and If tha Texaa tads win frnjntn Lake Charles boys tomorrow they will have to put up a fine asms. It la understood that a large number ot arholan aa well aa several of the teechera will aocompny tbe team to Beaumont to morrow or toe reaves a i 5s 4 V. r.v 4 I to ths store today and r.

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