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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

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= sifct~>3tI lIrs Tio -auIu Iol nave
rnani. uJyr naurs' Jr If.soilue. "a -.ul4
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EnDrals--flrsc > uurA ruuth II the
siRtemrat. one links II ,3,orcn Hll.
lluhlirs II uls connection. he gv.ls,
rcer3viue cilrc u savings bank Eo,y
br Is sr1rlnuroi, 81 nissraulr. rrem.
bling, snBmisallug lue Re Used lie
nrsi u ls DTalus he seen .<lerpf ms
ability -o SO inrior lie lauE's books
rhat ,lirr would .bos honest 10 lie
snAurai aNalniurss. lc lid It Tor
months auu wears. There was la,dlv
u Iay lAt Ip didn't steal aua .rns,
day urcaue more Hud more lllfrult
20 make lie mass ~ y}ug figures loas
innocent. Rnl Ie iid il. Cr.lun +ef..inl
20 sharpen ais Wits. He reached 4
DOiut inAllv where ne -uOE lr.dr n
his ability % .uol lie people who -l-lsi.
ri hin. Re TGs sInal'ccs ,lau Arr ana
hr .,nr;ed N t.. Aud then one iay ns
miserable boIlsp pt cards fell 1t IS 4
way structures reared n crime Iavn.
duh ln -ellrr collapsed 3ud vas cat
RED to prison bv JEo policemen rhrre
ne broke dawn Gud roufcSSpl he stole
something less tim SiunNlo, aud lie
says hp 5 sorry Up 20 yhn 1av uf MS
arrest 80 was Successful" criminal.
Eoy the lD,vesi univdual Who
breathps he air Of freedom wouldn't
change Dlarrs with hin. There moth.
ing Il al lie worid tlHt ever las or
eyer can tal:r lie place 81 Jugged non.
esty 1t pays al tie way nom tie
cradle Ju the coffin.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
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IN rvif.-c Utah. Colorado. Sesv Ner
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iii. 'ol1r cc1uEss viipEe CoibGad,
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uu1up ,1Ir from rtis net tint. il 8 d,
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b1t. = b rr-lp as % tie vnTfd Au N
n.irr 1nm IN the United States d
mon -tmu --yn STATE rDTnns tuuts
glti u.ir.
rllr 'fmr rur-pIs' is Il spdt saldm,
Ipgrrt NJ. rs Il Is ~ difficult nj accs,
ilHt raw rmrfsis sstr IL. Tile nparrs,
-1ili,1Hd Hutim IS At AHnros. Co.
1pHIar 4 hunHrnt miles AWAY AMI n,
-ulf run tiipa IpHds past riig Ute h
tinn agency lr NaVgju Springs 10 b
giu nnn River IUm there tral
rrlda "a t!ln nruumrnr vtiiri mariS
IN. rarura This Nail CROSSES the n,
rnn River near Srmr's trading Dus
witch Ia IN Utah near riiG CbibratI
iur. Ir lp3tg Jluug tie foUr 1f ttH
san Juan hmgfs until it REACHES a suu
,f tn Car'zz mountains. 1T tile Ton
wtct sa. .rcUurnt is lucated. Tn
.s .t -.a -slal type ararted by the guI
sr, ...a.. 20 mark state corners nd
rr-.-.zg7 ..-as trG IL Il simple shat.
Inscribed With the names uf tile ada
,,-- -a-r..o-y- About is 4 pile of rolai
RI, --,-eor o. a few ynnrs ago ID
--c.Iucn, uas Destroyed by the SarI
.r Indians. bur t was rebuilt duriii
-aa past summer hy the United SiaIVl
s-rrcy0rs.
This 81 point V1era Il wagon cuu
De placed 50 rlzr rs tour wheels wU
he -- sgzr Different Jurisdictions
mans hand r-lrHi On The shaft s
Nv. S-a-as and -vU Territories anu
-ers,- IS -1-s divided ls to iuItsil
-C-.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
srn,cn Grouse in Prussia.

The accllmHtizatlon of the scotch
grouse IN SileSia. On the East prussiau
crown mOnrs, aud IN tie E,ffei. ms
proved 81 successful yhHt IN lie last-
mentioned dis'l4ct Thousand birds
are now seen where thirteen months
ago there was not single one. T'he
experiment $ 70 he repeated IN other
ptusSiHu provinces.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

4W touches 1t Tie RevuuaIyt. The wI
vas Iunr Il rlgnu lmI-s. ln 4 nacl1
mating nine revolutions Der MIN
ana operated ny steam. raw tuOk
'!iHnrrs N ne ,pnv luuk anu cGITa
ri al n his nrOms.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
anigium nnirares Cbinu,s

Il wear 1gn die Bhigiun gnNe'
-ii'll F'anivesL Ia imitaIa tiie U
'3'sil s#ling ninliai cninH
h'le lmnd tiirmIg,h die midtile
nnw announced riiuu tie nmv
u a iind lu3 canrimna will ha rHgd
lnifnis!it,-FIil. Nail Gsagmta.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
Ynv Niillt 4,tnit.,,,,r1uu.

Il nnAv milk IthIiteluur ina Ire
aaVay''t by die daiI'y Inspmnua il
ntSa'u Il Ia calilet viAcngen.
rainpns"'l af sugar lime anu wal
mas Jile effect Ut nuliing mill
iriita Tilnn ID ia. aa tile lhc1tr q
me milk ullnH riie lime tua tiiirE,
Substances tilntaammilaraswiri1t ttil
tllil ImnUNea it's lnnkR while 4
nh' inlure riiu taHte.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

Inc o"i'ft tuhsS of a llnrf + nlac.,tI y,
a straight line yomd reach nrg,4,., r,,'
miles. ANA the ,ondensa,. tn,,a,. -, ga
lhAn .h'eiilysave miles. THE toruI. nrn
Der III ssf'srate Pieces of siee, IN ,ll r,,,
main structure OF the shin. Js ,n,' it.', .,"
ttiau 10000. - '"t 1ess
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
Rig Horse.

Comparative few horses attain to. II.
hands, but Kansas boasts Of onn rliat
measures 20 hands ana weighs 2,4l2
pounds This big creature ls owned
by nau named Stout. who lives in
DDninhan County
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

lf Taylor County Q
and learned die pi-t
ar s trade IN 1lie mf
If tlIe Decatur C0ni
Iuurnul NJ Leon.
went 10 Des Mini
rvcive wears ago. !
lt Vas II tie office
ne Capital that
nude r.le racul'd
i.344 nunparail lid
rpI'esmung 4ds N
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
Gnnfinllirlnl n.liln,In..

h'''AV''tn MsutiIglauar ana tilF
'l lltliH Eim'e ara anmr mQUmi
'iiiN dlHl or which ara inlinniiIs
must at wiiirir ara aapnnle al q
lng a 1onuinttm.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

Wien the Czar wanted lie Siberian
Railroad built he Is credited with
drawing u straight line across the map
Of Russian territory, iud then rcnars-
ing 10 his engineers: "nulld me rail
rnad from here TO tliera. Tho result
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
! FAST TYPESETTEF.

CuuseI T. rew, Who Chime To Ia
Eruh.u tine Wnrid'' Recnr'i.
Daniel Z. raw. who has broken I
worlds racnrg Tor EAST lypeserting
lie ar~anrhaLpr machine is a nat
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
pnrIms N,uiI R.m1n-

un7H 1ne, mt It's HGr-nipsSursS LIS now
1s=H placed re.-- -srtmls!r n iounl.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
Woman Suuiagc in Noy -1,.,..,,,.

Ne" Jersey was lie ilrst S,u,e n.,.
hitting .n,,', tue Teat of aIrfrngc la wa.
mem Vhis was done nearly ma oa','.,
ago. A'' 1eslla
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

l.sr u:E -asEltJ -- i.acr-l .oI-
L. rtss aE D. scc-p.-,. l-ll a
-aft a-s l1ast.c- ss tat lss
l.> og .ArGr, .-.ss.V.aE t-.-,z-
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

Give man your skim mill; and he
viii Kick FOR share OF your cream.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30

S"'ne nranie'a lttea af pIamaurnil
wa tiiinss t1ny can't afford to d,
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-30
cE4rF+ FHCm aAaKE- aALl.

'ir5i Victim II rJiis GiritI Game Is
Miss Jauhe Dut--ud.
the irst death has n-cgrrea rom tia
;!rss' gSrDr u basket Dail r1a victim
vns Mss Nuudb Durcud. lie I-.ve..r-
1,d iHucnIe- II Mr. ana Hrs. 2. H..
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
Stock Shipment.

Conductor William Smith brought
into Wadsworth yesterday morning
perhaps the largest stock shipment for
one train in transit to California from
Humboldt county
lohn Barker for Miller & Lux had
"a cars Of beef cattle and three OF
horses.
lob1 lonker had six cars Of steers
and three Of calves.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
HENRY STEVENS.

Henry Stevens, the Republican NOM
inee for Comuty Commissioner, short
term, is undoubtedly the best man In
this county for the position. He is a
resident Of Glendale. where he has
large farming interests. He has re-
sided in that section for over a quar-
ter Of century and is known all over
the county as an upright citizen Of
sterling worth He knows the needs
Of the county and should receive hearty
support. The voters should bear this
in mind tomorrow.
Try the White Knight cent cigar
at postoffice store.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

George Ernst tried in the
Senate before to reduce Chur-
chill's income from the tax on
sheep by $1,000 year. He
never was friend of Chur-
chill county until he became
a candidate at this election.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
l. A. NJ. BALL.
Successful Social Event Given
By Wadsworth Lodge
No. Is.

No. Is.
The Machinists greet you this evening; all
cares set to flight
Let's be happy and gay while we meet here
tonight;
May each coming dance new zeal inspire,
I Replete with enjoyment to your hearts full
desire.
Twice yes thrice welcome are you, kind
friends, one and ALL
Your enjoyment makes successful the
! Machinists' ball.
RIw
Those who attended the second an
nual ball given by Wadsworth Lodge
No. 7o, International Association of
Machinists, enjoyed one Of the most
pleasant social events ever given in
Wadsworth.
Music Hall was beautifully decorated
and the electric lights were shaded
with green and red. producing a very
pleasing effect.
The grand march, led by Mr. H. w.
Baker and Mis- Mae Givan, began at
nine o'clock and fully one hundred
couples participated.
! On the right side Of the hall were
two girls, clad in white, who presented
each person with bouquet Of flowers;
while two girls. clad in pink. presented
the programs on the left.
In a corner of the hall was a nicely
arranged booth where the thirsty were
treated TO free lemonade by E. G.
Tarr and w, V. McElveighny, who we're
fitted out in the regalia Of walters.
The programs were very neat and
tasty. On the first page was greet
ing in verse, and on the last was a
verse Of parting
There were twenty numbers on the
program and four extras. The floor
was never in better condition for
dancing
Ths supper for the occasion was
given by Mrs. E. Clay and was pro-
nounced excellent.
The machinists deserve great credit
for the success OF their ball. They
have worked hard to make the event
a memorable one, and nothing per-
tanning to the comfort and pleasure of
the guests was left undone.
No stranger was neglected, and the
boys saw that everyone who wished to
dance had his program filled.
The music was furnished by Mrs.
Sauer's orchestra Of five pieces and
could not have been better
There were no lapses between the
dances and the affair was one Of un-
alloyed enjoyment from start to finish.
Following are the names Of those who
conducted the affair and to whom the
bulk Of the credit is due;
On the committee Of arrangements
were ]. w. Abbay, L. w. Nevins, J.
B. Schrick, w. H. Baker and A. F.
Benson.
E. n. Beemer was floor director
and was assisted by F. C. Mallard A.
F. Benson, w. T. Marshall. J. w.
Abbay. L. w. Neyins and B.
Schrick as floor managers.
The door committee were t. C.
Clifford and K. r. Miller.
The hour has come, and we must so,
j As its getting about time TO fly;
But we hope tomeet you at our next anniversary.
i In the sweet bye and bye
4 AAAAA~~AHHA>~AH%%~>>>N~>~%
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
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} BRIEF ITEMS OF
! TOWN AND STATE +;

Joe Jackson for justice of the peace.
Don't forget Charlie Leeper for
Sheriff.
H n Lemuel Allen spent Saturday
IN town.
w. S. Beard, BILL is the candi-
date for Assessor.
The total stock shipment approx
mated 1000 head.
Remember if you use a pencil on
our ballot you lose your vote.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

WADSWORTH
Mrs. |. H. Kent is in from Still
water.
Mrs McClane was down from Reno
Saturday.
Bert Yearein left Saturday to attend
college in Oakland.
Misses Florence Kent and Lillian
tsden arrived from Reno Saturday.
j. .. Howard. telegraph operator at
Parin, on the new line, was in town
Saturday.
Henry Stevens, Republican nomiree
for Commissioner. short term. was
down from Glendale Saturday.
Miss Lucy Brannin accompanied by
Miss Stella Wise was down from Reno
and attended the machlnists' ball.
Goldie billiard was down from Reno
Sunday. He is employed as a
machinist in the N. C. 0. shops.
Chas. Gates and wife departed Sat
urday for San Francisco, where Mrs.
Gates will be placed in the railroad
hospital.
The DISPATCH acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of complimentary tickets to the
song recital to be given by Miss Vive
Hickey this evening.
&~~~~~~~
George Ernst tried to take
the union label from the State
printing office and fought bit
terly to do it. He is an en-
emy of organized labor.
John T. Read for Recorder was
railroad man. He was crippled in
service. He would make a splendid
Auditor and Recorder.
L. w. Nevlns, who has been en-
ployed by the S. P. Co. as machinist
at this place. left Saturday for Los
Angeles where he will spend the Winte'.
WANTED:-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping or room and board
in private family. Inquire j. H..
Schockey, night operator telegraph
office.
Ladies wishing suits, coats, silk
waists, and millinery, will do we'll to
call early as they will be on sale but a
few day. longer. Parlors A and 43
Nevada House Annex.
Hon. E. r. Dodge, nominee for
Regent Of the State University is such
lover OF education. fiat his heart is
wrapped up in our schools from the
lowest to the highest.
T. K. Hymers has been Commis-
sioner in this comfy from almost the
time il was organized. The county
has prospered under his administration
and there is no man knows the needs
Of the county better.
While Francis G. was having reer-
voir sites surveyed for the dear people
he took particular pains to buy up all
the available sites, but of course will
sell them for what they cost and a
reasonable (?) rate Of interest.
The Union Mill and Mining com
pany in which Newlands and the
Sharon estate held controlling inter
est, tried to take all the water in the
Carson. Lock out for water grabbers
and reservoir-site owners and don't
vote for men who would vote for New
lands.
Stock Shipment.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
w. w. BOOTH

From Tonopah, the bonanza town OF
Nevada. halls w. W. Booth, the Re-
publican candidate for State Printer.
He is so well and favorably known in
Lander, Esmeralda and Nye counties
and in fact, throughout the State. that
write-up OF Mr.. Booth is hardly nee
essary.
He was chosen by the Republican
convention assembled because Of his
ability as a printer and an all around
newspaperman. 1t has been his call
ing from boyhood and he knows thor
oughly its every detail.
He is owner and editor of the Tono-
pah Bonaza, the paper that first gave
the news Of the great find to the min
ing world from headquarters. 1t is a
representative paper of this great camp
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A vote for l.. Berrum, r..
HI. Cowles, S. j. Hodgkinson,
ID. Leishman, &. w. Thomp-
son, A. NJ. Ward and j. w.
Wright is a vote for Ne
vadan for u. S, Senator. All
these gentlemen are worthy.
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in every way and stands among the
best mad ,-up papers geographically in
the State. It's editorials are strong,
fearless and to the point. Such is the
paper built up by the Republican can
ddate for State Printer. AS Repub-
llcan he is as hot as they make them.
He asserts his Republcanismfearles
and glories in being IA disciple Of
Roosevelt Prosperity is the issue,
the only issue, and Editor Booth is
doing bravely in every way what he
can to maintain it; If elected Superin-
tendent Of State Printing his WORK will
keep up to the high standard reached
by his predecessors. As 4 representa-
tive from the greatest mining camp.
Tonopah, we commend him to the
voters. and assure them he will prove
as great bonanza in the printing line.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

II on. S. j. Hodgkinson
served Washoe county before
as an Assemblyman. He was
the best friend Wadsw Drth
had in that body. He proved
himself the right man in the
right place.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04
THE UNION PRINTER
He Believes IN Organized Labor.

Joe Jackson who is candidate for
Justice Of the Peace at Wadsworth Is
in every way fit for the job. He is
trying to go ahead. He is a union
printer. The place for labor's friends
is the office. Then there is always
justice. If you believe in labor, vote
for Joe.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

George Ernst, when he rep
resented Nye county, intro
duced a bill to segregate that
county. If he did it that for
Nye while representing it,
what will he do to Churchill
if he gets a chance ?
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

Senator Williams was al
ways true to Churchill. He
always will be. Be true to
nose who prove true to you.
>~~~~~~~~~~
II. ". Esden has fifteen men en-
s'''So getting the Light 81 Power Co.
cA IN shape for the winter.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

Albert O'Brien Is up from San Fran
cisco visiting his parents.
Miss Edith Bellam is home from
Sacramento for a few days.
Go to the record and you will find
all we say about Ernst is true.
Look out your county is not de-
stroyed if George Ernst is elected.
A vote for P. L. Flanagan Is vote
The county's most enterprising citizen.
Room TO RENT-An elegantly furn-
ishei front room to rent. Inquire this
Office
If a wage Garner votes for George
Ernst, he votes TO reduce his own
wages.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-11-04

Vote for David Leishman for the
Assembly and you vote for fine rep
resentative.
lmogine Ruddell spent Saturday and
Sunday here as the guest OF Miss Mel
lie Donelin.
Room AND BoARD-for two more men
at SIS per week at Mrs. Bracy's back
Of roundhouse.
All lovers Of good music should at
tend Miss Hickey's song recital at
Music Hall tonight.
WANTED:-Two or three furnished
rooms for light house keeping leave
word at the postoffice.
When you cast your ballot see there
is a cross opposite the name Of w. A.
rogg for County clerk
A. D. Ayres and J. w. Wright were
down from Reno Friday evening to at
tend the machinsts' ball.
Joe Jackson ought to be elected
he is honest, square. well-read, will
'reat all with equal justice.
Joe Jackson has drawn mining bond:
uesoS, leases, contracts, and was new
ef known to make a mistake.
Evening star., 1902-08-16
GRAND CIRCUIT TRoTs.
Zephyr Captured s5, 900 Stake Race in
Good Style.

Zephyr. 3 to favorte, scored an easy
victory in the John H. Shuts 5000 purse
for four-year-old 2.25 class trotters at
Brighton Beach yesterday. 1t was a
straight-heats affair and, though the first
mile was trotted in 2.1115, did not demon
strate just how fast the game daughter Of
Zombro is
An interesting and surprising feature of
this race was the distancing Of Directum
Spier in the second heat. He has been one
of the sensational performers of the Grand
Circuit, took a record of 9. 11L at Columbus
two weeks ago, and is regarded as a very
valuable piece of horsefesh His poor
showing yesterday was simply due to bad
break from which he was slow in recover
ing.
Another scandal came off on schedule
time in the 2.16 novelty trot. After finish
ing fifth to Walnut Hall in the first heat in
2.1119, and in the same position to Ivandorf
in the second in 2.1Sk, Bemay easily won
the third heat in 2.13A, and could have
trotted full second faster if pressed.
The crowd moaned, and groups of men on
the lawn and in the betting shed discussed
lures and in loud tones, but the judges
reared back in their chairs, puffed their
cigars and announced no fine or punish
ment for Driver Snyder. To the spectators
1t looked as If keeping Bemay from win
ming the second heat was a desperate eff
fort.
Turner's driving of Ben Hal in the nov
have won a heat and retired before the
third was reached.
Audubon Boy was a $15 to S1O0 favorte
for the 2N pace, and he won in short or
der in 2.06 and 2.05A. Fanny billiard was
easily second in both heats
Evening star., 1902-08-16
HIGH-CLASS TENNIS.
Interesting Play in Mixed Doubles for
Long Island Championship.

Tennis of a higher class than is usually
seen in mixed doubles was played yesterday
in the semi-final and final contests of the
Long Island championship tournament now
nearly finished on the courts of the Meadow
Club at Southampton. The fact that the
English experts r. F. Doherty and H. L.
Doherty and DR.. Joshua PIN, played in
these contests acted as the magnet which
attracted a large and fashionable gathering.
Miss Hollins. paired with the former cham
pton of England, r. F. Doherty captured
the mixed doubles event in two straight
sets. the score being Glove, 7-5. The final
of the consolation singles resulted in some
thing of an upset. Lyle F. Mahan, the
holder of the Columbia University title,
losing to the Philadelphian, Harry S. Allen,
by the score of Ga, 6-3, 6-1. William A
Larned, the national champion and recent
winner of this tournament engaged DR..
Joshua PIN in an exhibition match in which
the American held all the best of the play
ing.
The opening match of the days play was
that in the semi-fnal round Of the mixed
doubles. In this Miss Hollins and R. F.
Doherty were opposed by Miss Alice Sand
and DR.. Joshua PIN. The competition re-
suited in a splendid victory for Miss Hollins
and r. f. Doherty in two straight sets.
The exhibition match between Larned and
DR.. PIN was chiefly interesting because of
the remarkable base-line play developed.
Larned won without greatly exerting him
self.