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LARGE NUMBER OF CASES
OVERTURNED ON APPEAL
United States Judges Hand Down
Opinions Adversely to Those Given
i'm the Lower Courts

United States Circuit Judges w. B.
Gilbert, .Erskine M. Ross and w. w.
Morrow and United States District
Judge t. P. Hawley opened the May
session of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in" this city yester-
day. They handed down opinions in
the following cases:
Tyee Consolidated Mining Company VS.. Iohn
Doe Jennings. District of Alaska-Judgmsn Mt
affirmed.
u. s.: A vs.. Montana Lumber and Mining
Company. Northern Pacific Railway Company
stana---Judgment reversed and case rernanded
for new trial.
First National Bank of Council Bluffs Iowa
vs.sJ. A. Acknowledgements reversed and case
remanded for trial.
Frank Richmond The Oregon RaIIroad
and Navigation Company, Washington-Judr-
ment reversed and case remanded for new
trial. a-:.
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance. Companv Of
New York. vs. Priscilla, Dobler. oregon-Judg-
ment affirmed
Mar. Sing vs.. u. s. A.. washinston-Judx-
ment affirmed
j.. s. Roberts. administrator of the estat.
of. Joseph Carlo. deceas sed, vs.. Great Nor+hsrn
Railway Company. Washington-Motton 10 ffis-
miss appeal granted.
Ansei NJ. Easton George WostenAolrn a
SOM Limited. Acknowledgment affirmed
with costs.
U. S. A. w. E1eanore Birdseye admin,<,-,-
trix of the estate OF Charles G. Bfrds-ve 1.
ceased Northumberland reversed and caus.
remanded for a new trial
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BOSTON DOG FANCIERs
SEEK TROPHIES HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Start West with
Line Of Prize Winning
CANNES.

BOSTON. May 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomas of Hamilton have
started for the Pacific Coast with a
string OF champion bench show per-
formers, which will be exhibited at
the Portland show, opening May s,
and the San Francisco show. opening
May 10. In Mr.. Thomas string are
the celebrated champion smooth
coated fox terriers, Champion Sabine
Ruler. Champion Sabine Reynard.
champion Sabine Victory and Sabine
Reverie. Two we'll known wire-hafred
fox terriers, Selwonk Topper and End
clime, have also been shipped. Thomas
Will, In addition, have charge of sew
eral California entries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
MONTANA SUPREME COURT
DECIDES AGAINST HEINZE
Copper King Not Upheld in His Re-
fusal to Answer Questions of
Counsel

HELENA. Mont.s May 1.-Under a
decision handed down by the Supreme
Court to-day. Judge Bourquin Of the
District Court of Silver Bow County
can proceed to hear and pass upon the
motion of the Boston sahd Montana
Company to strike from the files the
answer of r. A. Heinze in a suit in
voIving S5,750. 900 for ores alleged to
have been Illegally extracted by
Heinze and his companies from the.
Pennsylvania mine.
AT a. hearing before a notary pub
lie Heinze refused to answer ques-
tfons propounded by the Boston and
Montana. counsel and Judge Bourquin
was asked to strike the answer of the
defense from the files. for contempt.
Heinze applied to the Supreme Court
for a writ of prohibition to prevent
Judge Bourquin entertaining the mo-
ton. The Supreme Court dissolves the
writ. Justice Holloway dissenting. The
lower court can now proceed to hear
the motion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
EMIL AGRAZ HAS HOPES
OF RECOVERING A STAR
Crack san Jose Cyclist Leaves for
Salt Lake, There to Compete In
Open Events.

SAN JOSE, May Emil Agraz,
one Of the best known bicycle riders
on the coast, left this morning for
Salt Lake, where he is under a three
sional in all open events. Last sea-
son Agraz rode on the Salt Lake track
and created a good impression. The
coming season opens on May TO- and
Agraz will remain till August To- Be
sides Agraz there will be three other
san Jose boys on that circuit. Fred
Castro, Hardy Downing and Carl Lin
berg All four San Joseans will ride
on Tuesdays and Fridays at Salt Lake
and on Mondays and Thursdays at
Ogden. After the contracts expire. all
four riders VIII go East and take part
sin the big circI1t meets
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
KANSAS ANTI-RUM LAW
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD
Governor Hoch Announces That the
Prohibition Act VIII Be Rig
idly Enforced.

TOPEKA. Kans.. May To-day
was the twenty-fffth anniversary OF
the prohibitory law in Kansas. Gov
ernor Hoch expected to signalize the
day by a definite announcement as TO
his policy regarding the better en-
forcement Of; the law. He had not
completed: his. plans, however, and de-
ferred the announcement until later.
Asked IT, he: would use all the power
Of his Office to enforce the prohibitory
law, Governor. Hoch< said:
''Of course I viii. What did I taks
the oath OF office for? I shall UNDER
take the enforcement Of the prohib-
ftory law just as I would the enforce
ment of any other law"
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Cumberland Park Results.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May 1--Cumberiand
Park results:
First race. six and half furlongs-Martin
Doyle won. Besterling second. Bradleys Pet
third. Time, 1:22
Second race. four and half furlongs-Bright
Star won. Libergore second. Cocksure third.
Time. 0:56H.
Third race. steeplechase short course-Fvan-
der won. Belmuda second. Sioux Chief third.
Time. 3:O4.
Fourth race, seven furiongs-Iyan The Ter
Time. 1:2S
Fifth race. six furonRs-Mafalda won. Nor
wood Ohio second, Darthula third. Time.
1:1524
sixth race one mile-Lapucelle won, Post
master Wright second Little Boy third. Time,
:46.
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Union park Results.

ST LOUIS. May Union Park results:
First race four and a half furlongs- Marin;
bo won Sage second. Severe third Time, :63
second race, six furlongs-Tempt won
Boomerack second. Watermelon third. Time
/. THIRD race, hve furlcngs-Jim Ferrtn won
Don Alvaro second. Trossachs third. Time
/ :03 3s5
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles
-Cataline won.c Ethel Mark second Our Sallis
third Time 1:5f 3-5.
Fifth race. six furiongs-Operato won, Mis-,
Marconi second. Joe Goss third. Time. 1:l7.
s Sixth race. five furlongs-Soundly won Chi
cora second, Jimalong third. Time. 1908 3-5.
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Jamaica Park Results.

NEW YORK. May Jamaica results:
First race. handicap nve and half fur
longs-Lady Amelia won, Race King second.
New York third Time. 0:56 1-5.
Second race. six furlongs-Inspiration won.
Phoebus second. Drane third Time, LA 1-5.
Third race five furlongs-Merry won, Panic
second, Speedway third. Time, 1:02 4-5
Fourth race. the Newton stakes. six fur
longs-Czaraphine won Old England second,
ARABIC third Time, 1:14 AS.
Fifth race. nve furlonss-IncorriEible won.
In Line second Moonshine third Time. :08.
Sixth race, handicap. one mile and six
observation-disclosures won Dolly Spanker second
Amberjack third. Time. AS.
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Seventh race-seven furlongs, three-year-olds
Kansas City Results.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May 1.-Elmridge re-
suits:
First race. four MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Girard second, Blue Pirate third. Time,
0:50h.
Second race. six furlongs-Adare won. vir-
ginia Withers second, Ida Lewis third. Time.
1.14.
Third race. Ave furlongs-Jurlst won, Teie-
pathy second. Lady Charade third. Time,
Il :O2A
Fourth race. one mile-Berry Hughes won,
Idle second. Helgerson third Time. 1:4lE.
won. Kilties second, Kahoka third. Time,
1:oe.
Sixth race one mile and a sxteenth-Gus
Strauss won, Leader second. Tryon third.
Time, I 40 "a.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
DAY SPENT IN FUTILE
QUEST OF WILD GAME

GLENwOOD SPRINGS. Colo. Nav
l. President Roosevelt and members
of his hunting party were in the sad
die from o'clock until 4:30 o'clock
to-dav returning without a pelt of
any kind or even having seen any
game.
New bear tracks in great numbers
have been reported near the Pennie
ranch on the East Divide, where luck
went against the campers when they
started opt
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Fair Grounds Results

81 LOUIS. May 1.--F'airs Ground. results
First race. half miit-Fargo won, Harry
scott second Gopde third Time Isl 3-5
Second race i've furIongs-Benighted won.
Anetus second Sorrel Top third. Time :o4.
Third race, six furlongs-Appie sweet won.
Atlas second. Feronia third Time. rs 1-5.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miIes-TSl-
bin won Little Scout second, stand Pat third
9anae l. 80 3-5..
.FTiffh race, four and a half furiones-AEnolo
won. Earsaparilla second. Luber third. Tine
> .Ee s-b. .zs
Bouebrake second. Uncle Charley third. Time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Rey del Mundo Is
No Longer. a
Maiden
BY FRED I. MuLHoLLAND.

Enough rain fell q, Oakland yester-
day TO keep the favorites aticat, still
four were caught without life preserv-
ers and failed to dance around the May
pole. The headliners were: Lily Col
ding. DR.. sherman. Laura F NJ and
Golden Ivy. a quartet OF fancy PRICED
ones. FOR The most part overlooked by
the talent.
Rey del Mundo. The big Baldwin colt,
finally graduated from the maiden
class He went TO the post a 10 IA
Vorite for the fiVe-furlong two-year-
old scramble and with ~Handriding
Kelly up won ridden out from Ancient
Witch anc MidRont. Husan, the
brother 10 HumO, finished fourth.
Afttr shooting al the target and
making several misses, Collector Jes-
sup picked Up purse. The New York
e. was thrown IL with some very or
dinary material in the FIVE and half
furlong purse number. closing an II TO
10 choice. Lloyd Fountain had him in
front almost from the st:.rt. breezing
home four lengths ahead Of Ed Lilburn
ana Oronte
The odds about Lily Golding. winner
OF the Futurity course dash following,
were fat enough TO make 3 griddle cake
look like a rice pudding. The mare
Wers TO the post 20 and 25 to l chance
and. in a driving finish, Herbert landed
her first less Than q length before sun
Mark. apOther outsider. after leading
almost TO the paddock, the favorite,
PhalanX, ran third.
AcBride'S handing of Ell Chihuahua,
favOrite for the first six-furlong run,
gazed upon from bookmaker's point
Of view, could not have been excelled.
Mounted on a fast breaker. Mcbride
got his mount away badly, and for the
benefit OF the judges came with great
splUrge at the close. finishing third.
Why rides of this sort are tolerated is
a mystery. DR.. Sherman, the winner,
ridden by Stew art, was backed down
from Is TO y, and in a driving finish
doWned Doublet a head.
Deli Fountains mare Laura z NJ re-
peated her run Of last Saturday by
capturing the split OF the six-furlong
selling affair, played from down to 4.
She had Lloyd Fountain in the saddle,
and disposed OF Matt Hogan and Pick
away very easily at the wire F. Sui
hvah on the favGgite, Alice Carey,
succeeded in getting lost in the shuttle.
Although Forest King wore blinkers
and received considerable backing to
Win the mile and seventy yard purse,
Ralph Young lowered the colors of the
Oregon horse. The latter had decided
call in the ring and. leading through
out, earned the decision by nearly a
length. The show went 70 Sheriff Bell.
Knapp on Byronerdale. fayorite for
the concluding mile and a sixteenth
selling fixture, tossed away his chance
Of securing brackets in the stretch. He
took his mount out from the rail and
Travers slipped through with Golden
Ivy, a 6 TO ] shot, winning by some
thing of margin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
ABE ATTEIL BEATS DUNN
I; BUT GETS ONLY A DRAW

sun IUnCISCO T ECutIlCItCAKnt mas
Easterner Going and, Never Is
Forced to Break Ground.
SHARON, Pa. May Abe Attell
of Ssn Francisco met Jimmy Dunn of
Newcastle before the Nonpareil Ath-
letic Club of South Sharon in a
twelve-round bout. Although Dunn
got draw, it was apparent to every
body he was outclassed, for Attell did
not exert himself at any time and
was as fresh at the finish as when he
entered the ring. About 1000 persons
witnessed the match. Both men were
in excellent condition and weighed in
at the ringside at nearly 126 pounds.
In the first round but eight blows were
exchanged. Dunn forced the fighting
and swung wildly. Attell was cool
and displayed great footwork. From
the second round on Attell landed
wherever and whenever he pleased
and simply toyed with Dunn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
mitchell Awarded to Portland.

NEW YORK, May President
Pulliam of the National Baseball
League announces the release by Chi
cago Of n. E.. Mitchell to the Port
land ~ n of the Pacific Coast League.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

GAMBLER ON TRIAL-John Rurr.u :.
gambler OF Stockton Is trial before the
United States District Court on q charge OF
having been found in possession Of nisxf~r
molds for the manufacture OF counterfeit coin,
Bert Schlesinger OF counsel for the defendant
argued that the molds. which bore an irnpres-
sion only one side. had been made FOR the
purpose OF making sleeve buttons The case
will 80 TO the jury to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
REBATES GRANTED KANSAS
WHOLESALE GROCERY FIRM
Gets Return OF Five Dollars q Car
From Santa Fe for Putting
In a Siding

TOPEKA. Kans., May 1.-Accord-'
ing TO the testimony In a suit nled to-
day in the Kansas Supreme Court the
Santa Fe Railroad has agreed to pay
rebates OF s5 a car to the Anthony
Wholesale Grocery Company, In con-
sideration Of which the grocery COM
pany was TO put in its own side track.
The agreement for rebates was to con-
tinue two years, or until the company
had received a sufficient sum to reirn-
burse It for the amount expended on
the construction of the side track.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
American Wtns at Tenni..

LONDON, May play in the
amateur court tennis championship
games began at the Queens Club to-
day Joshua Crane Jr, the American
amateur champion, defeated Crosby.
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Seeks june Permit.

The Western Athletic Club hv Sam
uel Berger, secretary and manager.
and the San Francisco Athletic C1uh
yesterday petitioned the Supervisors
for the professional boxing permit for
June.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
MEXICAN MAJOR KILLED
IN FIGHT WITH YAQUIS

Another Oh1cer Shot for Cowar(lice
Exhibited on the Bat
tleHeld.
Ell PASO, Texas, May IA letter
received here to-day from Potan, So
nora, between Guaymas and Hermo-
sillo. tells of an encounter between
Mexican troops and Yaquis, in which
Mexican major was killed and many
soldiers were wounded. The Yaquis
escaped.
The letter says that one Mexican
officer, who deserted his soldiers when
the major fell, was ordered shot for
cowardice. The letter states, further,
that frequent brushes occur at Potan
and thereabouts with the Indians.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
.CRUZADOS MEETS A
CLEVER FIELD

this afternoon is the handicap. in
which Cruzados. Sad Sam, High Chan
cellor and Gold Enamel are named as
starters.
Following are the. entries:
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LEAGUE.)

DETROIT. Mich, May l-Giade
pitched fine ball for ST. Louis. and the
fifth successive shutout on the grounds
resulted. Mullin was easy and was
knocked out in the seventh Attendance
1880. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

Real faith works too hard ever to
get frozen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
LONG SHOTS TAKE KINDLY TO SLOPPY GOING
AND TALENT FALLS BY THE WAYSIDE
COLLECTOR JEssUP scANT ODDS CHEAP ASSORTMENT
MUDLARKS ARE
PICKED TO WIN
By FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

First race-Fm Joe, Daruma, Abe
Meyer.
second race - Dandie Belle. Her.
mencia, Henry Clay Rye.
Third race - Marelio, Circus, j v
Kirby.
Fourth race - Bailey. Sincerity
Belle. Bob RagOn.
Fifth race - Cruzados, Sad Sam,
Gold Enamel
Sixth race - Revolt, Toto Gratiot,
OIympian.
Corn Blossom, Mildred Schultz.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

The Official Ball of the Pacific Coast Ieooue
IS 55sszzCPALDING : =: = ): :: =: .: =:
4 FRANCISCO
/ oil
ABaSs Ball EncyclODadla

In Spaldings = Athletic
Library there are pub
nshed the following
books on Base Ball
Price. 10 cents each.
No 219. Base Bah
Percentage Book.
No. 223 How to kaS.
No. 224. How to Play
the Outield.
No. 2e5. How TO Play
First Base.
No. 226. How to Pay
Second Base.
No. 227. How 70 Play
Third Base.
No. Dos. How 70 Play
Shore stop.
No. 229. How 70 Catch
No. 230. How TO Pttcn
No. 231. How to I'm
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How 10 Captain a
Team. How TO Or
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No. 232. How to Run
the Roeaa
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

The wealth of church depends on
its work
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
TRACK NOTES.

Travers leaves for New York to-day,
Willie is a Very clever saddle artist.
but, unfortunately, his work here was
somewhat speckleo.
Lloyd Fountain rode two winners.
Whisky King was touted far and
wide as a good thing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
Spalding's 0hlcial Base Ball
Guide for 1905

Edited by H. Chad
wick.
The largest and
most complete Guide
ever published. Pic
lures Of all the pro-
fessional base ball
teams, records OF all
the leagues. the off,
cial playing rules and
articles of interest.
Price. 10 cents.
SDalding'S Minor League
Base Ball Guide
Edited by T. II.
Murnane.
The official hand
book of the National
Association OF Pro-
fessional Base Ball
Leagues. Contains an
interesting article on
San Francisco Base
Ball. written by II.
D. eastman.
Price. 10 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

Batteries-Mullin, Thomas and Wood' uIaue
and Sucden.
NEW YORK May 1.-The New Yorks were
defeated to-day by the Boston champions m
an eleven-innins game. Crigers three-bagger
and Young's single brought the winning rum
Attendance, 20GO. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

BOSTON, May New York won easily
from Boston to-day. Superior team work at
the bat by the visitors enabled them to score
at will. Matthewson although hit fairly hard.
was very effective when were on bases
Attendance. 1900. Score:
R. H E:
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GLADE SCORES
ANOTHER BLANK
st. Louis Browns Down the
Detroit Stars, Making 1t
Five Shutouts in a Row
SENATOR'S TO THE FORE
New York Giants Meet the
Beaneaters and Bowl En-
Over in the Same Old Way

STANDING OF THE CLUBS. .
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LEAGuEl

Batteries-Hughes and Kittredge. Coakley
Wadden and Schreck-
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ana BreSnd
n. Umpire-JohnstOne.

ST. LOUIS May AFTER C1ymer had been
put out at the plate In the fifth inning, War
ner the st. Louis catcher, struck him in the
face. Both men were ordered OF the field
Attendance 22OO Score.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

BROOKLYN, May 1.-The PhiIadelphians
the first game Of the series from Brook
lyn to-day. After the third inning. the locals
could not find Corridor while the visitors bat
2300. Score:
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es-Egan. Warner and GraC
CarfSch. Umpire-O'Day.

erty and Carisch. Umpire-O' Day.
CINCINNATI. May Three scattered hits
all the Cincinnatis could get OF Briggs
pitching to-day. The Chicago's were se-
cured principally after opportunities had been
offered to retire the side. Attendance. 240O.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02

a
Trained by iarrB
n the stretch
onth aiLsQ ndmighth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-28
MAY MEAN END OF MccuRDY.
Present Mutual Life Dynasty Facing a
Housecleaning

New York. Oct. rs. Although Presi-
dent Richard A. Mcturdy of the Mutual
life Insurance company Was allowed
to introduce resolution calling for the
appointment Of a committee Of the Mu-
ttlaPs trustees to investigate the man
agcinent Of the company. it was said
yesterday by some OF the trustees, in
discussing the refusal Of one of the SCI
Iected men to serve upon the committee
that President McCurdv was practically
forced to introduce the resolution, and
that the forthcoming investigation would
be no whitewashing affair. but a thor
ough housekeeping from top to bottom.
The appointment Of the Mutuafs house
cleaning committee, it was said yester-
day, foreshadowed reduction Of the
high salaries of the McCudys, which,
according to the facts already disclosed
By the legislative inquiry, have been
steadily increasing as the dividends to
the policyholders steadfastly decreased
One Of the first things the housekeeping
committee will do viii be to ascertain
the McCurdy rule Of inverse ratio Of
high salaries to low dividends and then
it II predicted, there win be d scattering
of the McCurdys.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-28
THREW MAN OFF BRIDGE.
wanderer Confesses to a Murder Of
Brooklyn Span II Years Ago.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2s.--A poorly dress
ed man giving the name Of James j.
AlcAIanus, no home, walked into sta
ton house here yesterday and said that
he had committed murder on the
Brooklyn Bridge seventeen years ago.
q was marine on the schoolship All
lance III August, 1851 he said, I'm
New York harbor. 'Scotty' Wilson and
| got shore leave one day and tramped
the Bowery until we were drunk. Then
We started to cross the Brooklyn Bridge.
When we cot to within about 800 feet
Of tie Brooklyn side We got into a fight
| picked Wilson up and threw him over
! the bridge He landed on a lumber pile
and was killed. got off by telling the
magistrate that both Of us We're drunk,
and that Wilson had tried to climb on
top III the railing and fell off. Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-28
NO ARREST in HAcKErT CASE.
Maine officials Abandon Probe and Will
Not Issue Warrant.

Augusta. Me-, Oct rs. That not
enough evidence can be obtained to war
rant an arrest being made for the muir
der Of Matte Hackett, whose death was
one of the most mysterious crimes of
many years in Maine. il the conclusion
which was reached at a conference Of
officials and detectives at the court house
yesterday afternoon.
The murder was discussed in all its
details. While the detectives appeared
to have made up their minds as TO
the guilty person, they frankly admit
ted that no case could be made out in
court.
The detectives were discharged from
further duty, and such new facts q
may come up will be taken care o.
lby Sheriff Ham and his deputies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-28
SHOT THREE BEARS.
A Woodstock Hunters First Trophies
Several Deer Killed.

Woodstock, oct. 2s. Several bucks
have been brought 70 this village com
iae from Bridgewater and Sherburne,
HAIRY James was the first with one
weighing about 300 pounds; Frank
ShursleT brought in one weighing 260
rounds; I. Fanelly shot one weighing
a2s pounds; HAL Thompson killed q
large one
Wallace Washbuun sent in three
SLACK bears AZ the fruits Of his deer
hunting. al old female and two cubs.