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LochJt Harvard Tram Lom to IImouth Wno Scores Twlcf Tlie-cllant Trounce Heniw Ivanlu Wlllland Hrilejan Play a Tlr Othrr llr

Brimful of Joy for Princeton and Joylfor Yale was yesterday on the gridiron Ywas beaten by the In u game thatexpoctfld proved to bo closmatched In strength Yale freshiralso were beaten losing to Harvard 07that was small consolation to Harvardthe letters varsity team was beaUn

Dartmouth No Harvanl eleven has hluch u doleful MPiiDonM record Tholost once more belli if outplayed thedlans while woundhr season with dory winning from CormThe VJM trlumphoil over West whWest Iolnl of the UniversityChicago Tho results followPrlnwlon II lair nDartmouth 11 Ilarartl nColumbia 17 Cornell 12IndUni 10 Pennsylvania

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nutiien is N V U ISHarvard Frrslinirn 17 Vale FreshmenDucknrll 23 Annapolis B-

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WCTT PriNT Nov 14 A notablewas won by the West Point footballtoday The brawny University of Chlcaieleven with H formidable reputation antiquad of bit fellows as heavy as nny team

tbe Vat was beaten by u scorn of U toIt wag hamiiT nnd tongs from stnrt to finisand a more gruelling or harder ought

never took place here Ktna-sbnngtwas the order throughouttide as good on the defence as on thebut with a demolishing offence andtravelling lone distances up andHeld

The cadets scored n field goal from nkick just before the game ended und

thorn the victory They were dellrioidelight and were still capering

up and down the field when tho tussle termDated Tho teams fought In the twlllglfor the last twenty minutes and In thatthe Cadets hld the Maroons onJust before that Chicago hnd hammeredoldlert back fiftyfive yards for a touchdownThe Cadets scored a touchdown In the firshalf knocking the out of Chicagoresistance and ball eighty yardsThe bull swung from end to end of the fieldgreat doa of the time

An a demonstration that the West ranksWith the In football Chicagos tripa failure first place Chicagos defencwas not that of a firstclass team and whIlethe plays were put under wuy swiftlyon the jump on the offence and splendid open-Ings were made the man with the ball wastopped easily when tackled and there wascot half enough helping of the runners Thebacks darted away fast but ran high unddid not keep going ns they should have done

Two drop kicks were blocked on the etniquarter back Eckerstill who as a kicker didnothing sensational but who got away likea bullet lifter catching punts was fast as njack rabbit dodged beautifully nnd ran oflthe plays very Qulokly Chicagosof plays was very limited on just outside oltackle being the best but Eokersall never-theless demonstrated that he Is a fine

Tho West Point team was In smoother work-Ing order than uanlnst Harvard or YaleIts tandem formation was a puzzle for theWesterners West tackling was theharder end the victory

the difference In weight was all themore creditable Capt Fnrnstvorth was theWest Point star and was a tower of strengthHe always was where tho ball was Hummond at end played noticeably well 3 didUpton nt centre The cadet corps encour-aged their team and discouraged the other

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Its a ihaameIts a inarne fur youre doing veryBut you mUtt remember me last aint

bark back for youPoint had thn salt t goal and Doe

to Kckersall who came buck likea steer on a stampede and run fiftythe centre of the Then Maroonteam It could do on thu offensiveThe stood close to the line undthey alternately d Into Ve t Pointstwo rln s until the wus on the West

Hue the first downChicago failed to gain und then In view ol

advancement of the visitors poorjudgment was shown Instead of trying

ball aculn Kckiiullback a u lime West Pointerstore through HH If lint had henmad paper This kick was liockedand the bill Cor Went Pointon tile line Torrey Immediately

around tim fifteenyards front u tandem formation Ho dropped

when tackled but one of mutexrecovered It PrInce went In the other U-lrertlon two yards went threefor a first Farnsworth w nthrough Chlcafioa right tackle for eightAiming play after play at tackle cadets

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out badly and West Point losttry for goal

Ellsworths kick off by Hackeltrushed the ball In to Wet 35yard

tine Prince punted to Uckersull online there time Westerners

advanced steadily until tho was oti WestThen Cadet made

splendId rally Twice Chicago was repulsedKckcmull tried a goal

20yard line Again kick wasMocked Chicago onco morn rushed the bill

Wft IolntH danger one hut thehard fighting woldlers for downs on their

A punt cent time hull to mid-field where Eckersall caught The next playwas u fake kickyards on us brilliant a bit of dodging as wasever seen on 11 gridiron half ended

few moments tutorThe second hnlf hogan with kick-

Ing over time goal lint Torney punted fromWest 1olntrt to andChicago cut loose with another series of swiftdashes at tucltlo Thu bill was taken to-AVost Points 3yard line where It wits loston downs An xchange of punts followed

which Chicago worked bill to Vei-tIolnts where once mororelinquished In downs The punting duelwiw until hlongo thf onher own line Kckersnll turned West

left end for fifteen on nbuick run Then he punted to West Points

line where imiflcU butrecovered

Home swift rushing by West Point followedIn oni of tht riishen WIIH no badly

hurt that Im WHS carried off the held on astretcher Finally Went was forced lo-runt und the taut willed hack and forth untilChicago hid It on tier own line Merethe Westerners settled down lo a siege ofrushing with grenl success Hedck

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Chicago now mind before long thev hadthe ball on West Points line WhenInside the llneChlcnao would dropone of the big ends to the runnerBchnur sklrteJ left end for ntouchdown Kekerwill taught thi punt outand Kllswortli kicked coil

For romalrrler of the game the playWH mostly In Chieico territory Once

dm bill on a fumble six vnrdsfrom ChloHKon Near the finishthe game Htlllwcll tried to heel n catchCMcneos line A nmnrushed nnd wts standing Just In front ofKtlllwell ns the tatter vas waiting for the ballThr iUVnUi theman In the link of the heed nnd boundHforward Anothor player picked Ittip nnd new towardJin wax overtaken and thrown-

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CORNELL JIIIACES TOO LATE

Columbia Gets a Ills Lend and Wins finby Score of IT to 12N y Nov 14 Columbia

on Percy FieldCornell by n 17 to 12 Tho secchalf of thn struggle can hurdly falldown In football history as one of tin inmagnificent and thrilling ever enacUdgridiron In the first half Columbiatwice and kicked ono goal thus mukincr tscore 11 to 0 In favor of the New YorkcIn the second halt after Columbia hud maone moro touchdown and kicked athe IthacntiH took a brace mud curriedbefore them maklnc twelve pol

was In tho second half that Cornellsettled down lo work With great oragainst them they set out to win and nev

a more plucky light wagedenthusiasts who have followed the Kami1years declared that Keldom has n creaiamount of grit and determination beenhlblted than was the cutup with the a

warriors It was luckColumbia und exceeillncly poor

on the purt of Cornell that was tho determining factor

l Bo creditable was Cornells work inj second half und so sensational were thej that the 4000 supporters Feemed-j forget the which the Corn

men hud to contend unit they cheeredachievement of the Itlmcans to theso tied the is regarded in Ithaca ahnc

aThe heavy wt field the hlir hcavv line

I Columbia and time style of attack sccmojconfuso the Ithiicuns in the lr t half but btore It wifc overt her were evidencesthat the Cornell players were gradually

back to their ownTliMv vre which the work in

I second half thun that Colurnbwas to u light for In r llfi for la-In the first period of play Cupt Hunts niSot the r dlbtuncHonly to lost it on u Iunihland time wus up before another opportunItyvns aiforded

nut the half was Ccrr ells froith And yet it U true that Columblscored a third time before Conrcll Becurth first touchdown Hut this touchdowncume alter luck whch inleht well hive illscouraueil the stouf t It cutout in

uft r hud riven an ehlblt-lon of plucky as is cMom seer

lth on twoyard Lintthe Cornell forward bravely too

of tho Columbia and Conn1-sralneil the bull on downs

liut the punt firewaterto be u fatal pIty for Cornell Cornrirquarter back sent out of boundat line so that the bull wiiito the New Yorkers on Cornrlls tin

after the exhibition of tlii3tanch difi C Even Capt Hunt who Innfought so was dlsrriuragiiat Brewsters failure to send tlit out odanger and before Cornell could pluck

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for the touchdown und Jourgoal

The circumstances bv which Columblgot bull on Cornells lIne need x

With the in Cornells possession and moving toward tin lrivals line UrewitT called for u fakikick Cornells lark nwi-acroiM the chalk marks but us he reached

of he dropped the watersoaked pigskin and lime tit Columb-lcintre It nnlrk an u llifh andnearly fifty yards nnd was ut Cornells ii

he was Corned out obounds It was this sensational run on

of Bruce fiat wasColumbias third touchdown which

virtually won the gamutrallv even In the face of this

most to the Cornell supportersAfter kloued off was ut-terly penetrate tho Ithuca dcfenc

Frambnch wits to kick Costilo was through In the twinkling ot aieye and the out of bounds Thcrwere u dozen Cornell players In eager pur-suit but Coma Ml on on

next play Urewstrr give him thleather ploughed through righttackle n

Cornell seemed fresher than at tint beof the contest und again until asnli

Cornell the ball Codln Snider nm-lllw were invincible anti the leather on shortbut consistent gains through lute

Columbia line thee tooldelayed puss He also tuttlea touchdown were half idozen opponents on his back ns h

When CoOln kicked oil for thin lost timethus Cornell line nail Krum

to punt The was blockedarid Cornell got on Columhha so yiird line

and Coltn made substantial irulnsHrewBler tried to run the too fast

dusk n futnbl rt ultol aidColumbia sot the bull All this

than two minutes of Out Columbin wits now driven to desperation antI slowlybut surely advanced the oxecut

with the Greatest of cure an-ncouracy The gamut ended the ii

possession on her own

the first halt Columbia had the ballall of the time anti enrneit two

touchdowns by hard plunges throughline plays were Hillled In

haltCornell fatiHoni Columbia

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RED VAX trilllS QlAKEItMuch Poor Football Played by Penns

yenta In the First HalfPntLAnBUPniA Nov 14 Hefore n crowd

f 1200O persona Pennsylvania was badlyjeaten tills afternoon on Franklin Field35 the Carlisle Indian team thn final scorejeltitt 10 to 0 Xot since 1Q01 has alylvnnln playoil touch poordid In the first hnlf taut in thal-econd tho Quakers braced up nail Tor a

time It looked as though a finishvoultl be mod Tho first halt wits similar to

first half of thn Harvard wume hullIngnarked by an In defeiiee timid muchunibllnB miiiini I unablo tovlthstand the line of tin

ndluns and the clover trick plays executedy Capt JohnsonTile Indians lost two good opportunities

ccorlnir once on n fumble on ulint

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intl forelnn to try n place kick for goalhey Rot oBslJe another

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second Pennsylvania made Item lonely 0iy n line ninth uery Buoco sfiil hunk Kick arliMlin

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Thn Crimson Conipletely OutcUurd byi Ilia Part mouth TramCAMtininoK MOM 14 Uartraou

defeated Harvard on the now gridirontho Stadium on Soldiers Field thisby H score of u to 0 It was tho firstto be played on the new field

t clearly outclassed Harvard nt everyi of ttft game Shin had a team of

that worked like n singleline and backs charged together

and low The Dartmouth back fieldtho fastest that Harvard has met thisHarvard could not gain consistently on Dartmouth in the entire mmthan fifty yards while Dartmouth2H ne neuron Harvard came to soolug wus the murk nnd that

only tune she had the ball out of herterritory

tiNt half the nearest she campthe line Harvard hellfor down three times in the gaino and wi

thotiRii sho was forced togot the ball Dartmouth

touchdown wns made ufter sho got trball on fumbla on 3yard Him Tho second one In thotunIC trims matte rushing the eightunto yard without n hitch Tlio sensa-tlonal of the afternoon was ayard run bv For the remainder

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Williams and Weslcyan Play Tie GameMIDDLETOWS Conn Nov U William

may be thankful that she held Wesleyanu score of S to 3 today Wccleyun gainedtwice as many ynrds through every positionmind was yards to Williams

Williams scored threeDennett broke through and blocked

a Seizing ball he n thirtyfive yard run u touchdown Three tImes

carried thus to within aof lute Thn first timefumbled us ha went over tlnvWilliams inide a good stand nnd nguln puntedto but the time gcorei

line bucking This wus all done In the firsthalf In the H eond half Harrison made

i an twenty yard gains nnd ayard run for William Watson ant

made good gains WaUon wasthe only Williams man the wIth

success Lane of Harvard penalizedWtslcyan heavily

Untxtrn IK N V 15At New Brunswlct yesterday the Riitgeri-

trolloge eleven defeated thus New York Uni-versity team by n score of 18 to 15 Tho gamewas a hard fltrlit from beginning to end

The called on account of dark-ness ifter eight minutes of play li the

but In tWno stored ntouchdown battering Itutjers line for lonegains

llurkncll Ton Strong for Amttpotl-ASNArous Md Nov heavier

and strmiipr Bucknell eleven won fromthe midshipmen In the football gamo herethis afternoon by n score of 23 to 1

Othrr Football JamesAt Hoston Harvard07 11 f-lAt lj wlstoii Howdoin It Dates o-At DBS Moines Drake 32 Orlcinoll o-At Columbia Mo lown fl Missouri

Ann Arbor Michigan 10 Wisconsin 0At Lawrence Kan Neiniska o Kansas

Andover Andover 2i wrencovllle o-At Champaign 111 Mlnnenotu 12 Illinois

Chicago Northwestern n Notre UameOAt Hamilton N Y Colgate 18 Hamilton

HuiiBor Holy Cross 5 University ofMaine f-

lAt Lexington Ky Kentucky TlllanisnKnnxville Suwaneo 17 University of

Tcniicsieo uAt loultnry Vt Conference Acad-

emy 16 Troy thigh SchoolRochester University ot Rochester 17

UnionAt Marietta 4ft Western

University of Pennsylvania o-At Chapel Hill N C1 University of North

Carolina ll uAt Centenary Colln

glut Inslltiiti Preparatory 0At The New York

Military Academy team defeated the HoraceMann team 17 to 0 this afternoon

WurlAMsponT Pa Nov H DickinsonColliRi over Pennsylvania SlumCollfKo today in one of thfootball games ever hero the finalscoro being 8 to 0 Dickinson Fcorod a touch-down In last few minutes of piny andkicked a god

WASIIISOTOS Nov U Uni-versity scored a decided over Colum

at football this Afternoon33 to 0 line of defence wattpractically Impenetrable nnd th Interfuronon

play resulting-In ftemly gains

The McKenzle team playedHall at Tarrytown yesterday on latter ngrounds The score wus 20

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1LiNTASTFn Fn Nov U The studentlndle of Imth Institutions witnessed th cimnbetween Franklin and Marshall and Wlslnnstoday It resulted In FranklIn and Miirciiull

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l Washington College of Chestertown this morning by n score of 41 to o

The Emsmiis Hall High Bch ol footballteam covered llsiif yesterday

WashingtonPolytechnic Preparatory School eleven 18to

At Ilendalc L L Olondalo A C 18WyitiokP F C 0

The Son Cliff A C won front the Glen CovoA yesterday at Sea Cliff by a scoro of

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Tim Interstate A Cthe Queens F C nt Queens yesterday 24to 18

At Far the Odarhurst A Ctinrn won from time Triumph A C yesterday30 to U

At Brooklyn Boulevard grounds Washing-ton A 24 Field C 12Hill A Kldorado A 0 Empire AC 0 AdiMphl u

At Prospect Semlnole A C 18Wanderers A B F C 12iraiuercy A S Atlantic A A IS

HuJson A C 12 ilranimnr School No 4421 Perrless A is Arcturits A r isFort Hamilton team 12 Young Hudson12 Vanderbllt A t 0 Saginaw A J 12Oriole A f 0

SviiUtsR Nov 14 The football noasonnt ended today with thogaunt with Brown University The scorewas 12 Syracuse S In tho first halfBvrnciiso a good klcklnthat llrowii wits unablo to score Towardtho eiul of hull llnrrll of Syracuseinadi a C run undthe second halt Drown took a brace andnconil nftor live minutes play curryingthin leather ncrosi the HeldAfter that the visitors had Syracuse nt theirmercy

At Bethlehem Pa Iclilgh 45 Susqufr-liiintin

FAHTOV Pa Nov 14 Lafayette defoalertNorntiil

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The Cutler School football team defeatedthe School eleven nt AmerlOAt-iLiiiKiu Park yesterday afternoon by 11 scoreif 21 to 0 tennis was

nilpluycd nt till Hinges but neverthelessup a game

a mr giiinu for th team eformer who hnd to play not-

withstanding u sprained shoulderThe Pe Witt Clinton High School eleven

nirl tho team of the Brooklynichool met yesterday n rainstormit ThuS SInai score wits

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Sheriff Dell the Contender Slightly In-terfered With In nit Stretch HollSpanker Wins In Coort TwoVeaMlCompany on Jamaicas doting Ilay

The metropolitan racing for 1013came to a close nt the Jamaica track yester-day and the 10000 persons enjoyed somegood racing Throe favorites two wellplayed second choices and a long shot dividedtime money

The track and weather conditions were anyI timing but pleasant and the ruin of yesterday

morning made the truck heavy and holdingnevertheless the public was able tothe winners and managed to moro thanbreuk even on the day As Is usual on get-away duty there were a number of goodthlnes passed uround but they fulled toconnect

The card wns good and the finishes In themajority of the rums were close and excitingparticularly in the Continental Handicapone a sixteenth Five were cardedto accepted Htirstboiirne carrying

heavy Impost of 124 pounds Hedfcrn upwas at once inudo favorite at 0 to 5 Masterman with IHillmiui In the saddle was i heavilyployed secant choice belie bucked downfrom a to I to 13 to S Tho start was good andSheriff Hell to I Immediately out tosot the pace closely followed bywith Himself id to I In third position Thisorder was maintained around the paddockturn und into the back stretch

Comlne to the threequarter pole Krdfernent liurstbour up to tIme lenderMnstermnntakIng third place An the fidel nwung Intothe stretch Sheriff Bell on the rut was stillleading by a head from Hurstboun c Allthrough the last ontelehtli of n mile It watt adlncdone finish when nearing the flnlili-Hurstboun o slightly bore In on Sheriff Dellcausing to huh up lliiretboun erained time decision by a short head fromSheriff Hell who In turn was three lengthsIn front of Mnitcrnian A crowd of two orthree hundred people Riithrrco round thestewards stand timid Hlcplnr I nbid tImestairs leading to the t vurd place a greatshout went up After U moments tldwera-llon lledfern was sent for and told lila storyafter which the placing of the horses wasconfirmed

Spanker front the stable of R TWilson Jr was uddid to tin1 fllvrhendHandicap for twoycnrolds six furlonkRThe wus favorite at13 to 5 Krank Karri 11 Juvenal Maxim who

two Htiirtu was at tinbacked by his owner was played down from4 to 1 to 13 to S at which closed ntiequal favorIte with Thostart was bud K it Thomass St Valentinowas flatfooted when tho barrier WitSEapl backed from 30 to 1 to U to I brokeon toes and raced with Juvenal Maximto the stretch where Knele d buckboufn OXfili on Juvenal Maxim droppedhis probablyhorse to finish so far Meanwhile liedfern on Dolly Spanker WHS lying In a goodposition arid took the

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brought his mount up with a rush tied forcedItedfirn to rid out the favorite to win bylength and n intuit St Vnlcntlin do d

a great burst of In tlie atri tcharid got third money by two linctnAmelia was scriitrhid iho Shields crowdderiendliiB on Ht Valintine to win

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at furlong but failed to tnnterlallzfinishing a fourth this winner turningup In Foxy Kane 12 to I Alruicn S toout out running to the stretch whereFoxy Katie taking commandwon easily by two length Alpauit wasthird three l i befor

fifth rae for millen twoyearolds atfive end a halt furlongs went to the 2 to Ifivoriti Ilnb Roy with Ilflimn 12 to Is conrt nom eontl clioloont U to 5 third My Kstr played down from15 to I to 11 to I owns In front and

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NEW YORK NEW ORLEANS CHICAGO SARATOGA WASHINGTON

REFERENCES Any Bank or Banker in Hew York New Orleini Chcago Saratoga or Washington

WIN AT NEW ORLEANS

No greater opportunity has ever been afforded the American racing

public to earn a steady income with a small capital than does the Maxim

Gay Co offer you at New Orleans beginning Thanksgiving Day Nov 26

Everybody conversant with the history of the Maxim Gay Co knows

that at New Orleans it has scored those sensational successes which havemade its name a household word among patrons of the turf No recordapproaches ours for the number of winners named at long prices at theCrescent City Our experts are already on the ground preparing for theopening Every indication points to us surpassing our best efforts in

furnishing information from thattrack and we are again certain we will enablepatrons of the Company to win steady incomes on small investments there

50 netted 20175Here a complete statement showing the result of a 10 play on each horse given in our Discretionary Series during

October Note A capital to begin with of 50 is required by us as a matter of conservatism to make a 10 play on eachhorse that is considered by us a good betting proposition

October Meetings Mon is Pant nnd Brighton

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FOURTH WEEKI Mftrnl Worth 2 to 5 won u to 2 won loserWoodeliade 12 to 1 won 3 losers

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We Pick the WinnersT-he system we employ to locate winners is identical with that used Pittsburg Phil John A Drake John Gates

Joe and other famous plungers who win hundreds of thousands on the turf every and it proves

We gather our Inrormatlon of prospective winners through a force of expert horsemen who hold a watch on the horsesin their earlymorning trials and way when they are ready to

The money that is played into the game by persistent losers such as the large mass of uninformed players are bound tobe goes the pockets of the bic operators the Maxim Gay Co representing a UTRS clientele at the htadThe work of the Maxim Co is to the general public npon a level with the winning plungers and our success inthis accomplishment has made us famous on two continents

men financiers and merchants the country Investment on the turf is now deemed as legitimate as other highclass formof speculation The standard to which racing has been brought and the absolutely good faith in which turf affairsarc conducted under the auspices of the Jockey Club in the East and the Jockey Club in the Westhas Inspired mil

markets and this one reason why transactions in the betting rings now rival in magnitude those of the stock cotton andgrain exchanges

Another reason for the rapid growth of turf speculation in popular favor is the rapidity with which all transactions irewound up The makes at the the us and receives a notificationby mail in a letter guaranteed to bear a postmark earlier than the race is run of lust what horses are to be backed for hisaccount By the next mail he is informed the resplt of that days and he learns quickly lust where hi standsAt the end of each week he receives a complete statement of his account with a money order for his profits less 25 per centwhich we deduct as our fee

This gives a wholesome tone to legitimate turf which cannot be found In the more or less involved transactionsof the exchanges and this is why turfmen live more comfortably and live longer than do men whose involved transactionsare on their minds day and night weeks and months at a stretch

Our Clients Won a Million DollarsAs it is well known that our clients have collectively won as much as a millon dollars at race meeting it is sometimes

asked Why do not Maxim Cay simply back their own selections instead of a considerable clericalforce and spending large sums in newspapers throughout the country

The answer is simple enough if one stops to consider the situation Maxim Gay by dint of ability energy organization

25 per cent of winnings which we charge for information and commission one man out of every four of our customers is prac-tically betting for us The proof that this plan works for the benefit of the public as well is that win three weeks out offour and our books show that no customer stuck to us for two ever failed to get well ahead of the game whilenot a few of those who now own winning of racehorses and who are cutting an important figure on the turf beganthe game as mere novices playing our through us

The principle upon which we operate is such we must of necessity do the best we can for you Our income as pointedout is derived from a percentage the wino of our and if we cannot make our entire income is cutoff That we have been making oui clients win is amply by the fact that we have prospered for upward of three years while imitators im e economical businesslike methods have gone under by the scoreNoting the success that was being achieved by A ixim 8 Gay scores of operators to break into thefield successfully occupied the and more sponsible firm but it did not take time long to discriminate between the legiiimatc and the illegitimate nd as a result we have continued to flourish uninterruptedly while in theranks of our rivals there have been scores of entcrpr es initiated only to end in failure

Join Oujr Winning ArmyThe greatest race meeting in the history orthe South begins at New Orleans on November 26 In magnitude It will

all other turf gatherings of the Crescent Club knows this to be a banner and has preparedfor it So have we If are more horses 11 the New Orleans racetrack than ever gathered there before we have moreexpert dockers and handicappers than we cfcr employed at any other meeting They cannot make the game too big forus to We move times

If you want to get aboard our Discretional Series at New Orleans in which we daily those and those horseswe think Al betting propositions with the privilege of not horses at all on days when we consider conditions un-propitious fill out the blank and remittance to us at New Orleans as soon as you can will be

first day ol the meeting if money reaches us in time otherwise we will begin play the first it reaches usafter the meeting has begun Money should sent by bank draft txprcss money order or currency in registered letter Uncertified checks are not accepted

To MAXIM JAY Oo lucorpvith the terms of your orfi n the Afir Tor Sun ndo-

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