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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05
GARDNER WHIPS ROOT
F0RWORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Chicago Man Stood Terrible Assault of Lowell
Fighter Twelve Rounds.
Contest Was Gadnss From the Tap of the Gong Root Never
Had Chance of Victory.

u UFFALO, July George Gardner
II Of Lowell. Mass. defeated Jack
Root Of Chicago in the arena Of
the International Athletic club at Fort
Erie this afternoon. The bout was
scheduled for twenty rounds. but only
lasted twelve The men fought for the
championship Of the light heavyweight
Class. purse of $1,000 and diamond
medal.
The crowd was not large The ex-
pensive seats showed very bare. Man
ager Herman had banked on a f-V,.
gate, but he says he broke only a
little to the good.
The men got into the ring for the
main bout shortly after o'clock, after
a section Of the room had been taken
on A hct sun beat down on the res
ircd canvas. Referee Mcbride called
the men together and warned them
about the Canadian law, and the ne
cessity Of avoiding hitting in clinches.
The gong then rang and the men
were at it, From the tap of the bell
Gardaer showed his superiority over
Root. He forced the lighting, Root
leading only when ne had to do So.
Ga rdncr opened with a wicked left TO
Roots face and followed il uD with
swings to the body Gardner had Root
weary when the round ended. The
Lowell man most eIectlEe DlONS
were the lefts 10 the stomach. and Root
WINGED with pain every time they
landed. From the first round 70 the
ninth Gardner kept up the pounding
on Roots stomach. The men fought
very fairly. but the referee had his
hands FUN separating them in the
clinches.
With the ninth round came the be
ginning OF Roots undoiug. Gardner
riDped a smashing right 10 the body
and Root came back with two rights
to TIE Jaw. but George rushed in and
sent long right swing to Jacks jaw
Root was dazed. Two smashes In the
stomach brought his guard down and
n clip on the Jaw sent him TO the ftoo-.
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LONG SHOT WINS.
Sheridan Stakes at Chicago Go to
Santon


Chicago. July 4-SantOn at 20 to /.
won the Sheridan stakes at Washing
ton park today by a neck from Flying
ship. FlOcarline was third. The
event. which is a virtual renewal or
the American Derby and has frequent
" been won by Derby winners, did not
draw an attractive field. The Picket,
Barnays and Savable we're out Of the
race. but the result had a Derby tinge-
Santon is owned by Middleton & jung
bluth, who captured the Derby purse,
and he was ridden by Helgeson, who
won the riding hOnOrs of the blue rib
bon event After the first race IL
rained. and the Sheridan stakes was
run in a sea Of mud and water, and
only the mUdders had a chance.
As Santon ran a record breaking
race yesterday ON a fast track, his fea
of winning in the mud today was con
sidered unusual. He carried 10 pounds
today and stood a hard drive in the
stretch. SUMMARY:
First race. fve furlOngs-Peter Paul
won, English Lad second. Japan third
Time-:59 3-5.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth
GlassfuI won. Boaster second, SILK
Cord third Time-l.46 As.
Third race. six and a half furlongs-
Bad News won. Sylvia Talbot second,
Bardolph third Time-:21.
Fourth race. Sheridan stakes, $4,Oop
added. mile and a quarter-Santch
won. Flying Ship second, Flocarline
third. Time-2:10 Is.
Fifth race. purse $3.50. one mile
Epicure won. SChWalbe second. Hargl5
third. Time-1:H As
sixth race. seven and a half fur
lcngs-Jack Ratlin won. HOodwink sec
oud. Evening Star third. Time-i.50 10
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oldfeld Breaks All Records.

y Columbus, o., July AT the an I
= nual meet OF the Columbus Auto 4
y mobile club. held at the Columbus 4
y Driving park this afternoon. Barney I
= Oldfield broke all the worlds rec I
= ords on a circular track. from one (
4 to ten miles:
= The time was announced for each I
y mile as follows: :56 2-5. So 50 3-5 4
\ 90 80 3-5, 80 3-5, 1:01. 100. 80 3-5, I
= 100 Time for ten miles. 1854 40.
y The previous records were held by 1
y Mr.. Oldfield-:59 SIS for pne mile and I
) 5.04 2-5 for five miles.
y The track was in splendid condi- I
\ ton. About 1000 people witnessed I
= MIR. Oldfield's wonderful exhibition I
= and the crowd fairly went Wild when I
, the time was announced.
y y y = y y y y y = y = 3 = = y =
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Root took nine seconds on his knees,
and when he got up he ran into an
other smash in the wind and the gong
saved h1m.
Root was worried as Gardner came
&c him in The tenth round Gardner
was short in his swings and the two
wrestled a bit A left to the wind
cut shook him. but he fought back
desperately. Gardner rushed Jack
around. fighting wildly in his eagerr
ness. The round ended with Root
much distressed.
As the gong sounded for the eleventh
round Gardner sent a left 10 the jaw
and Root came back with two swings
to the face. Gardner rushed Jack
about the ring. beating a merry tattoo
on his ribs Root rallied and sent in
right and left to the head hard, and
his crowd cheered. Gardner seemed
dazed. but in the clinch he winked a
long drawn wink to his seconds and
as soon as the clinch was broken he
sent three rights to Jacks head. Root
ran away. but a long swing caught
him back of the ear and he sprawled on
the floor, almost rolling out of the
ring. He took the count. Two punches
To the Jaw staggered Root again and a
couple of uppercuts sent him fiat on
his back as the gong sounded. His
seconds dragged him to his corner
AS the twelfth round opened Root
reserved his ebbing strength for an
attempt at Gardeners jaw. Root was
almost lifted off his feet by a wicked
one in the wind. Another smash to
the stomach made Root groggy, and
swings on the jaw sent him down. He
took the count. got UP and was fOored
again. He got up and Gardner stepped
up to him carefully. aimed carefully
and sent his right through Roots weak
guard to the jaw. Root was on his
knees when the referee counted ten.
He was uD a second later and put up
his guard. but the referee sent him to
his corner. The twelfth round lasted
two minutes and twenty seconds.
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Auto Records Broken.

Dublin, July 1.-The British Autouao-
bile clubs speed trials today drew large
crowds of people TO Phoenix park. The
lord lieutenant and Lady Dudley were
among those present. Baron De Forrest
won the 100-guinea challenge cup offered
for the fastest car weighing under 1000
kilos doing q flying kilometer in q Is
seconds, and he subsequently took the
auto-car challenge cup for vehicles of
any power and weight. making the SEN
sational record time Of % 3-5 seconds.
Gabriel broke the kliometer record, doing
the distance in 64-5 seconds. Gabriers
record. however. only stood five minutes.
as Baron De Forrest, on a sevenSy horse
power car, broke II.
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from Becl1ley's bat in the second inning.
Schmidt was knocked out of the box in
the third inning and was replaced by
Vlckers. who Jared no better. The score:
r. II. e.
e SiEookiyn .'.... .-...-..'....--..,$ 3
Batteries-Schmidt Vickers and Ritter:
Poole and Bergen. Umpires-Moran and
Holiday.
Cincinnati. July 4.-Cincinnau again de-
feated Brooklyn in the afternoon game by
timely hitting, thereby passing Brooklyn
for fourth place. Jones delivery was a
puzzle to the local men until the seventh
inning when they pounded him for three
runs. and i'm the eighth, to Cinctnnsti's
victory, rung up five more tallies. At
tendance, 5000. Score:
Cincinnati .......... .............S 13 ?
Brooklyn -............. ...........
Batteries Phillips and PETIT; Jones aud
Ritter.
Pittsburg, July 4.-The Pittsburgs found
Frazer easy the latter part of the game
TO the Phillies all through and only two
reached third base Attendance, 1904.
Score:
r. H. z.
Philadelphia ........ .............. s 2
Batteries-Leever and Weaver; Frazer
and Roth. Umpire-Johnstone.
Pittsburg. July Just before the time
for the afternoon game a terrific rain
storm came up and delayed the start. The
the contest was a good one, with Phila-
delphia again outclassed. Attendance,
1900 Score:
R. II. e.
Philadelphia ........--.. ...--..... 2
Batteries-Phillippi and Weaver; Sparks
and Doi'in.
St Louis. July 4.-st. Louis lost the
morning game to the Boston by score
OF to / Dunieavy, who started TO pitch
for St Louis, was knocked out of the
box in the second inning. Piatt pitched
R. H. E;
81. Louis -.-..---.-....----.-.----. z
Batteries-DunIeavy Brown and Ryan:
Piatt and Moran Umpire-Emslie-
st. Louis. July st. Louis won the
afternoon game by clean and cohesive
hitting at opportune times Pittinger
was ineffective when hits meant runs
Five mispiays were chalked UP against
Boston, while the home team made four
errors. A sensational running catch by
SmOot was the feature Of the game. At
tendance, BOO Score;
Boston ............ ................5 10 3
Batteries-Rhoades and J. O'Neill; Pit
finger and Moran.
Chicago, July 4.--Chicago won the open
ing game today by batting three of the
visitors pitchers all over the grounds.
New YOrks runs were greatly assisted
by the locals errors. Tinker was the
star OF the game, both at the bat and in
the field Attendance, $500. Score;
r. IT. r.
Chicago ........."..............lss l 10
New York -.--..---.-----.-------- . ~ .
Batteries-Weimer and King; McGin-
nifty. Taylor. Cronin and Warner. I'm
pire. O'Day.
The afternoon game was postponed;
rain.
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from Chicago the score being exactly
the same as the first game. II. McFar-
lands splendid work in left field was
the feature. Isbel's error in the sixth
inning was very costly and decided the
contest. Score:
c esS York .-. .....S
Batteries-Griffith ana o'Connor; Fla
herty and Slattery-
Philadelphia, July 4.-Opportune hitting
gave the morning game to the champions.
Attendance, 7,159- Score:
philadelphia ....--....-.------..---4 II
= neutrality-suspicious. attic and Powers Powers KitsOn
and Buclow.
Umpire-Laughlin.
DonOvah's mastery pitching resulted in
shutout for the locals in the after
noon game. Detroit's fielding was per
feet. The crowd necessitated ground
rule which helped the visiting batsmen.
Attendance. $4,000. Score:
Detroit .--...-..-..-......---..-- II
Philadelphia ........,...,.,.';; .,...:O
dell and Shrek.
Washington July 4-Washington easily
beat Cleveland in the morning game. At
the end of the first inning Lajoie was
ordered off the field for disputing the
Umpire's decision. but refused to obey the
umpire's instructions and had to be es-
corted from the field by one of the PARK
watchmen. Umpire Caruthers was over
come by the heat at the end of the
fourth inning and Mace officiatcd. At
tendance, 5000 Score;
Batteries-Orth. Townsend and Drill;
Wright and Bemis.
The afternoon game was postponed on
account of rain.
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SALT LAKES NEW TEAM
Lineup of the Players Who viii
Represent This City in
Pacific National.

The fans are all anxiouslY awaiting
the announcement of the line up of the
new Salt Lake team, which viii rep
resent this city in the Pacific Ma
tional league. Yesterday President Rog-
ers was informed Of this fact and con-
sented to give it out as the team will
appear in the first game, and here il is:
Catchers, Jimmie Byrnes of Salt Lake
and Anderson OF the Portland team;
pitchers, Lundblom. Miller, Wallace,
Quick Of the Portland team and Tozer
OF the Salt Lake team: Dad Clark of
Salt Lake first base, Donahue of Port
land second. Fisher of Portland short.
DIESEL of Portland third, Tacks Par
rott of Portland left field, Gimlin Of
Ogden center field, Fulmer of Ogden
right field, Cook of Salt Lake. utility
man. This combination, it is figured
out, will make a team that viii keep
Salt Lake in the front division.
1t was also announced yesterday
that Mayor Thompson had been en-
gaged at large salary to pitch the
first ball. From a reliable source it is
learned that the mayor has developed
a great curve for the occasion. being
coached by ]. c. Lynch.
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Madden BUYS Colt.

New York. July Al. E. Madden today
purchased T. r. Thomas half interest in
the 2-year-old colt Pulsus. by Top Cal
lant-Glen Hope. The price is said to be
$4,000. BY his victory in the great trial
stakes last saturday horsemen regard
Fuisus as one Of the best 2-year-olds OF
no year
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Wesslars.
Summary.

Two base hits-Beck. Wessler %. Green
we'll Double play-Checketts to Wessler
To I.eavitt. Beck to Therriott. Hit by
pitcher Moore. Shupe Struck Out-By
Butterficld z: by Sorenson. "a. Bases on
Ealls-Off Butterfield, I; off SOrenson. 3.
Passed ball-King. Wild pitch-Butter-
field. Tine-2:0o. Umpire-ThOmpson.
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Rock Springs Beats Evanston.

Especial to The Herald.)
Rock Springs. Wyo.. July 4.-EvanstOn
was clearly outplayed here today, and
was defeated by the local team for the
fourth time this season. The Evanston
team was composed of players from salt
Lake, Ogden, Butte and Evanston, but
Tam made monkeys Of all Of them,
Score:
r. H. E.
Rock Springs ................5 . 3
Evanston
Struck out. by Tam. 10; Nash. Z.
Batteries-Rock Springs. Tam and Har-
ris: Evanston, Nash and Ward Attend
ance, 5000.
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the visitors. VINO batted I'm two runs in
the tenth, aided by bad throw. close
decision by Warner in the third inning,
calling Glendon safe at the plate. aroused
the ire of the crowd. When the game
was over they piled onto the field. sur
rounded Warner and pressed him against
the fence surrounding the left field
bleachers, showing down section of the
fence. one of Warmers hands was cut
by somebody who tried to punCture his
chest protector with a knife. Police
officers. President Joe Carmau and Mrs.
Warner escorted him down t'~vn.
crowd of several hundred. which grew in
size every block, followed the party
through the streets. throwing sticks and
stones at intervals. to the Donnelly hotel,
where they packed the lobby. pursuing
the unfortunate umpire to the elevator.
The crowd informed officers Of the club
and warner that there would be worse
things doing if he came TO the park in the
afternoon. AS a result he stayed away.
ard Flannery and Glendon umpired the
afternoon game. Baker went up in the
air in the second inning and three bases
on balls and three hits gave San Fran
cisco five runs. a lead which was not
overcome. A double play manipulated
by Fay was the feature. Morning at
tendance. 2.100; afternoon attendance,
No Morning ing Game R H Z.
Tacoma ...........-.....'..'.'. i 2
99 Batteries@Blewett and Byers; Glendon
and ZearfOss.
Afternoon Game X II T.;
San aoI francisco - -................ q
Batteries-Leitman and Zearfoss; Baker
and Byers. Umpires. Glendon and Elan
merry.
Butte. July 4-Helena and Butte di-
vided honors i'm today's double-header
game the visitors taking the morning
game and the locals the afternoon game
In the morning game Wigs was on the
slab for the visitors. and his twirlS were
complete puzzles. Wilmots hitters being
able TO connect for only seven hits. which
were badly scattered. Helena S crop or
five errors in the afternoon, together
with a bOmbardment of Putnam re-
Bowling pitched championship ball, hold
ing the visitors down to five scattered
hits The attendance: Morning. 200;
afternoon 5000. Score;
Morning Game r. II T.
Butte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
Helena .. Observation-Disclosures 8 d
Batteries-Bandolin and Swindells;
and Mahaffey.
Afternoon Game r. II; E
Butte --.-..---.--.--.. ----.-....l 10
Helena ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D
MISUNDERSTANDING and Thomas; Swim
dells and Henry Umpire Mahaffey.
Seattle. July 4.-The visitors scored runs
enough in the first inning to win. long
drive got away from Clynes, allowing two
runs to score. The locals made a rally
az the bat In the ninth with two men
out. with two doubles, q single and scor-
the rain and mud. The afternoon game
was postponed on account of rain. Score:
r. H, E.
Seattle .-.----.-------'-'-----.--
| Los Angeles o.. ......--....-.-....- 10
Batteries-McCay and Stanley; Liebhart
4 nsHrnrn nr- 4
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. July THE visitors won the
morning game by timely hitting in the
ninth Attendance, 1900. Score:
Des Moines 81. ---..-.-.-...--.--.- Q
Batteries Morrison and Marshall; NIL
Cushman. who was in the box for the
visitors in the afternoon. allowed the
locals but three hits and shut them out
without run. Score;
Des Moines --..-.--.------....----2 0
Omaha - --.-.---..-..----...- o 3
son and Gonding
St. Joseph, July 4-st Joseph won the
first game today by d combination of
tendance, 10000. Score:
St. Joseph ......'.-....-'..-.'.' 70 2
y B 6iitis and Mcconnell; Han
Kansas City won the second game by
timely hitting in the ninth. Attendance.
''V'' 'e R H, E.
Kansas City :. .................... 10 l
ST Ba a4sTRa and Messitt: Fax and
Garvin.
Milwaukee. July 4.-Milwaukee had lit
tie trouble in winning the first. game,
but in the second Elmstead was inVinci-
Bile. Attendance, $500. Score;
First Game X. h T.
Milwaukee O.. ..--....-----.-------.
Peoria ............s'..........
Second Game r. II. r.
Milwaukee -.---.---.---------.- !
Peoria o.. ..........-.........-..... i
Denver. July 4.-Villerman's excellent
work enabled Colorado Springs TO win
r. H. E.
Denver ..-r.---.-'-. .'.---.--'-
Colorado Springs o.. ..-...-.-....- Z 10
Batteries-Lempke and Schlei; Viller-
man and Staruagle.
Both pitchers were hit hard in the
afternoon game and the visitors won an
R H L.
Denver ------.--.---.--.---- y
Colorado Springs o.. ................l0 10 5
Batteries McCloskey, Eyler and Schlei;
Jones and Doran.
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Exercise and Massage

VIII make Pure Blood-ALWAYS-be-
cause this Is Nature 5 method. With pure
Blood no disease can exist. Isn't that
reasonable Muscles were made to use.
and you MUST use them. Start now.
You have waited too long already.
EUGENE THOMPSON.
The Moore Gym, 46 So. Main'
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Pugs Draw at Cripple Creek.

Cripple Greek, Colo. July kid Farm
er of Chicago and Mart Deveny of Den
yer fought a tWenty-rOunG draw in the
opera house here. The Denver boy was
the aggressor all the way through, but
Farmer was by far the cleverer and in
Deveny.
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Salt Lake.

Earned runs. Ogden j, salt Lake J. two
base hits. Kelly, Christie: three-base hit
Stovali. bases on balls, OH runner j, OH
Camp i: struck out. Scott. Mahoney, Kel-
w. NIargctts Camp 8. Whiting. double
plays, Stovall TO Cook, Flake to Margetts;
left on bases. ogden 10. salt Lake y;
passad ball McDonough. Umpire. Billy
butch. Time Of game. Las. Attendance
?
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. July 4.-Boston won the morn
ing game by punching four singles In the
seventh inning which. with Hills wild
throw. Melted them four runs. Attend
r. H L.
BOSTON ....s.........s........... ~
st LOUIS ----r..-...---. 1900. .-...l . 1
+ Batteries-Hughes and Stahl; Siever and
kahoe.
Iimpires-Young and Hassett.
The afternoon contest was a pitch
crs' battle in which Dineen
proved Su scessful. Boston won by bunch
ing hits in the fourth and eighth innings.
Attendance, 300. Score:
s :, 6,,,s :'..''''-'-'''..'..''.''.'..'S ,
Batteries-Dineen and Criger; sudhoff
and Kahoe.
New York. July 4-Althoueh outbatted
by the visitors. New York won the morn
ing game through Chicagos costly errors.
Attendance, $3.50. Score:
-NSN ANth
(hic4gO --..........-..-.---.--...
Batteries-chesbro and O'connor; White
and Mcfarland
4. t5mpirfR- Sheridan.
= New York won the afternoon game
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NATIONAL LEAGuE

Cincinnati. July s.-Thore were more
than 10000 people at the morning game.
the intense heat Jack
litch's thumb was broken by foul tip
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Oxford Wins Cricket Match.

London. July 4--Oxford today won the
annual cricket match with Cambridge.
begun at Lords grounds Thursday, by 26S
runs.
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INCIDENTS OF THE MEET.

Jimmie r, a green horse owned by T.
6. WINNER, surprised a great many Of
the wise ones yesterday. The horse was
never entered in A race before and his
owner was compelled 70 start him with
the best horses at the track to get him in
at all. The "broncho." as he was called,
showed good speed, and before the sea
son closes ought to make the best or
them go to beat him.
Mary II did not show up as well yester-
day as she did on Decoration day. The
mare on that day was an easy winner,
but yesterday finished last. She was
up against a hard proposition, however.
in TOrreon, the gray trotter from the
SunfIoWer state. Torreon took three
straight heats with ease. and is no doubt
the fastest animal by several seconds.
Mcintyre. a new jockey. made his ap-
pearance at the track yesterday and rode
we'll. The boy was never in a race be
fore, but captured second money in both
events. He sits his mount well and APP
pears to have excellent judgement
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wFssLERs BEAT PROVO.
Ogden Amateurs Win Closely Con-
tested Game.

Iepccl1I 70 y ne HefaId.J
Ogden. July 4.-Wessler's team defeated
the Proves in q well played game at Glen
wood field today, the score being 6 TO D.
The summary.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Spokane. July 4.-Salt Lake took the
morning game by batting Slagle hard in
the last innings and by Spokane bunch
ing her errors at critical points. Miller
was inyincible 20 the Spokane batters.
Tn the afternoon game Dammann al
lowed but three hits. Wild throwing on
the part of the visitors was responsible
for the loss OF the game. Three Of the
runs secured by Spokane We're due 10
First Game r. H. E.
Spokane 90 ..-------------------.---
salt Lake --------------- ---------li - =
Batteries-Slagle and Hanson; Miller
and shea.
Second Game X. II. f.
Spokane 81. ..-....-...--..---.-----
Salt Lake .--.---.--..-- ----.--- s
Batteries DammanI and Zalusky ;
Quick and Anderson
Tacoma. July The town went base
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Tacoma. July The town went base
BAH crazy today The morning game was
an exciting tcn-inning affair, won By
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An .ooo See Horse Race.

New York. July AT the Coney
Island Jockey club track today fully
4O.O00 persons saw ]. w. Colts Duoro,
with Redfern up. won the Long lslan1
handicap at one mile and a furlong-
The Colt horse was quoted at 10 20 l.
DR.. A. Scott Chapman. dentist. now
located room 3. Walker Bank building