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New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

The Boston Americans played much better yester-
day than they did Monday, and the Yankees
failed TO show the brilliant form they disployed in
the opening game of the series McGures men
gathered victories the hilltop grounds and
forced the local team into second place HogE was
w,d in the first game. and Boston won By a score
Of O. The defeat not all his fault, for he
pitched brilliantly several times with men on the
bases only have let in by headless work in
the field. The Yankees, too, could do little with
Morgan's pitching. and Stafl, the only man who
could solve the big pitchers delivery, wasted two
two baggers. in the second game Boston won in
the ninth inning. the final score being to ..
The Boston players gathered seven runs in the
first game by taking advantage of every misplay,
also by landing on Hogg hard when the
chance to clinch the game came along in the sixth
inning. In that unhappy inning Cravsth tripled
and four were scored when double and
three singles were added to his long hit Just to
show that he could pitch Hogg struck out two men
IN the intervals between Boston hits in that in
ming. but it
Two runs had been scored before, in the second
inning C3essler reached first base on pass. raced
AROUND 10 third UngIaub's single and scored on
Sulvan's sacrifice fly to Homphill. Wagner
popped up short fly to left, but Stahl and Ball
each left it 10 the other and it fell SAFE that
Unglaub scored.
The last run came in the seventh inning. Two
we're out when Unglaub started 10 steal second,
Gessler being third. Gessler raced home. While
Niles and Moriarity, who had replaced Chase 70
give him chance TO rest a lame shoulder that had
interfered with one of Morgan's played tag
with Unglaub
The Yankees lost chance to escape a shutout in
the ninth inning Stahl doubled and went to third
on Balls bunt. Conroy hit over first and Stain
started for the plate. thinking the hit was safe
Gessler made wonderful catch, however, and
Stahf called out
Newton opposed Winter in the second game. and
tbe Yankees lost in the ninth inning. They made a
good start in the and fourth innings, but Bos-
ton laughed last
Four hits were good for two Boston runs in the
fifth inning but the real trouble came in the last
| inning I.aporte singled and Thoney was safe on
| an error by Niles. Laporte scored when Batl
| dropped Cravaths fly, and Newton hit Gessler.
Then the usually reliable Keeler let in three runs
| by dropping Unglaub's fly. and all was over
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

S. NJ Butler, secretary of the Automobile Club
Of America, announced yesterday the action taken
by the Automobile Club of France at a special
meeting yesterday regarding the race TO be held
in the fall for the Grand Prize of the Automobile
Club of America" The French club decided 10
recognize this only and TO dsqualIfy all
French taking part in the Vanderbilt cup
race, which will be held under the auspices of the
American Automobile Association
The representative of the Automobile of France
sent a cable message Sunday, saying the ciuo
had expressed great interest in the proposed race
of the Automobile Club of America. and that a
message had been received from the American
Automobile Association offering to amend the con-
ditons for the Vanderbilt Cup race if the protest
was made direct the association instead OF
through the Automobile Club of America
Following this the Automobile Club OF France
held meeting yesterday, and its action is en-
bodied in the following message TO the New York
club from Baron de Zuylon:
The commission sportive has decided to-day to
only recognize official the grand prize race or
sanized by- the Automobile Club of America, when
is TO he run rules adopted at Ostend, and TO
disqualify all French cars taking part IN the van
derblt Cup race and. Furthermore. the Automobile
Club of France will continue to recognize no one
but the Automobile Club of America as It's oflclai
representative
England, Germany and Belgium have also prom
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, June Boston defeated tie New York
Giants again to-day by score of 4 to 3. Inc
home players were clever in stealing bases
and hit at opportune times, which tells the story
McGann's great catch of Doyle's hot drive in
the seventh inning, getting the hall with one hand
after a high jump. the fielding feature. while
DahIen's fast work at short cut off a couple of
hits. For the Giants Donlins stick work was con-
spicuous. as he made three hits two of which fig
ured the scoring.
The Giants started off well, making a run IN the
first inning on a single by Shannon. a sacrifice by
Tenney and a single by Donlin. In the third inning
the Doves took the lead, which they held for the
remainder of the game, when they got two men
across the plate. Beaumont hit by pitched
ball, Bates and McGann singled and on & pretty
double steal Beaumont tailed. Bowerman singled
and Bates scored.
1t was not until the eighth inning that the Wis
itors did any further scoring. when they got two
men home Crandall walked. while Shannon was
safe on Flahertys poor throw Tenney forced
Shannon, anc Donlins hit CrandaH scored.
Donn was forced at second and on wild pitch
Tenney scored.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Ban on Vanderbilt Cup Race
Automobile Club of France Will DiSqudlIry
French Cars Which Take Part.

i.ed support to the Automobile Club OF America
in its fight against the American Automoohe AS
sociation The first word came last FRIDAY from
the Imperial Automobile Club Of Germany. Ihis
message read:
Imperial German Club has Joined by letter oateu
May %, protest of French and English ciuos' anu
has enjoined German automobile factories not u
participate in Vanderbilt Cup race we lnoo1se
the projected grand prize of the Automonlie CiuD
of America
The ROYAL Automobile Club of Great Britain ana
Ireland congratulated the American club on sat
urday and promised its support for the race IN
the following message:
Your position representative WI! De up
held. Congratulate you organizing grand prize
race Will endeavor induce entries from this
side
The Automobile Club of Belgium sent or1el
message of support yesterday, saying: we VIII
maintain and respect the agreement ana rueS
adopted at the congress of Ostend In 19OG
The absence of French from the race for
the Vanderbilt Cup would detract greatly from the
interest, as France has the cup three times
The first race for the trophy. in 1904, was won by
Heath in Panlard car giving the victory 10
France, although Heath IS an American In 1NIo
Hemery drove Darracq car to victory, and III 1910
Wagner finished first in another Darracq machine.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
READY FOR OCEAN RACE
Sir Yachts Viii Start Today IN
Confest 10 Bermuda

AraroIehead Mass, June 2-Shorty raor+s
80 80 ,orror forenoon six stout sailing SaCH'
ILL s+.r+ from Marblehead Rock for an oCe 80 Co.
- .,roxin7steIv e75 nautical miles TO fiaiiiii.OA'
r,a-r,,da The contest is under the JOINT du'f
-. che Corin+hian and Royal Bermuda yacht ' :
Tba contestants are divided into Two cia7s9,
and G. the former comprising craft over ~ ana ies
than 90 feet racing length. and the latter oa0 @ %
Yachts over 20 and not exceeding 20 feet racing
In class P the starters will be the schooner yacht
t5sreranzs formerly Morton F. Plants Ingonar ana
OWNED by J. Daizeu Mckee. Of the Atlanuc 1dch'
Club; the Dervish owned by Commodore Henry a
Morse of the COrinthian Yacht Club. or THIS P'l''
and the schooner yacht Suhrah. owned oy henry
Descher of the New Rochelle Yacht CLUB
In class the starters will be the big knockaoout
Marchioness owned by John H Grocer. OF the
Yachtsmen's Club, Philadelphia: the auxiliary
schooner Edithanna. owned by Thomas Henderson
of the Yachtsmen's Club, Philadelphia ana the
schooner Venona. owred by E. J. Bliss. OF the
Eastern Yacht Club, of this port
Several other entries had been received for this
race, but for various reasons their owners were
compelled withdraw. Tonight everything is IN
readiness for the start The Marchioness arrived
here to-day from Bristol. r. J.. where she had a
stepped. and the others have been at
anchor in the harbor for several days.
:. H. Brown jr. the club measurer. finished his
work late to-day. and tonight the following meas
urements and time allowances were given out:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
TO ENLARGE N Y. A. C. CLUBHOUSE

Plans were filed yesterday for the proposed en-
largement OF the home of the New York Athletic
Club, at the southeast corner OF Sixth avenue and
6sth street. They provide for the addition of six
stories to the three story 5sth IL" Of the
building, which will make the annex about Ave
feet higher. than the main structure
On the new fourth floor will be the governors
rooms and an addition to the main gymnasium on
the floor above will be chess and checker
rooms. and on the seventh floor an annex to the
assembly hall. The eighth floor will be fitted ne
a library The addition will $4,000 G. X
Thompson is the architect
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
III BRADFORD WILL BE MISSED

in the Windsor Arcade yesterday, at which James
r. Keene presided, resolution was adopted on
tbe death Of John II. Bradford as follows:
His associates desire this time TO place on
record an EXPRESSION of the personal loss winch
they have tanned and TO pay high tflbute 10
inc cha racter and services of Mr. Bradford GIFTED
with a most attractive personality he exercised a
strong influence upon all those with whom ne
,-srna IN contact Possessed also of clear JudS-
r1ent and \ wide experience. his services on pc
half OF the Jockey Club We're always devoted 10 INC
IN officer and the racing and turf interests OF
this country His presence and assistance VIII De
ronsra utly missed and his memory will be warmly
cherished and his absence regretted by those VINO
had the honor and pleasure of serving with llTn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SCHLECHTER HOLDSLFfD
Marshall Wins Again in Big Chen
Tourney 4broad.
by Gable 70 The Tribune 7

Prague. Bohemia June decisive results "a.
reached to-day in all games except two IN =,
twelfth round Of the international chess uss,,-,
tournament Not drawn game was rscors
Schlechter kept his lead BY winning from SALIVA
while Vidr1ar and DUras scored also. the former.
the expense OF Leontief and the latter sssr-
Treybai
The American. Marshall. added another victo-rt,
his score by outwittins Bardaleban. M8roczv vor
from Kvicala. but Janowski was beaten by Miasss
In the other games ChotiniTski won from Slschrir,
AMI AIapin defeated Spieluauu. The games -
tween Rubinstein and Ieonhardr and Techua-1
and Proxies were adjourned Teichmann having n
advantage
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
PINKOLA WINS LATONIA DERBY

Cincinnati June 2.-Pinkola. a chestnut selding
owned by '" H Fizer, won the twenty second re-
he"ai or the Latonia Derby this Afternoon by a
length from Car, with Ordono. a long shot third
Strung out over sixteenth OF mile came the re-
mainder of the field. reeing jostns, each other
from their long journey a mile and half
Pinkola, one OF the choices in the pools made
most of the running and won driving The time was
225 2-5
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

SI7RPRISE FOR TIGEhO.
Williams Runs Azray from Prince
tom in First Inning.
,pv rs,,xraph to The Tribune.

Princeton. N. j.. June 2-Prneeton IT, and
nee ,nsIn.rienced pitcher this afternoon ana
as result was defeated by Williams 9, the
score of to 2. Tho coacn SOL ,.e- co-.d seven
box aa IN ,,,.s three bases on balls and an error.
runs on four n,'s clark went in. and held the
SIsors sd down to one hit and struck ou, ssvsn
Templeton pitched splendid ball for mlas ahopss,op, @
received excellent support loe -, -hsu, bv two
made, made .nfes esovs feature of the game was the
brilliant pay - uaosworth and Harman The score
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SUPERBAS TURN ON QUAKERS.
Use Whitewash Brush on Philadelphia and
Score Three Runs Themselves.

By punching hits in the fourth inning the SUI
perbas scored three which gave them a
victory Philadelphia, at Washington Park,
Brooklyn, yesterday by a score of 8 to o.
Wilhelm pitched a good game for the home team.
keeping the hits made off his delivery scat
tered. and received perfect support. Magee of the
Quaker team, in for a round of applause
for a fine running catch of Hummels fly in the
inning The score
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR PULLMAN "a,

Nio'her victory WAS added TO the already long
iist OF the Pullman car Saturday when an
horsepower machine won the MARYLAND runahon,
championship at Baltimore, covering tho te, m,Iss
IN IL minutes 45 seconds The second car 4, mi.
class was also Pullman In the 100 mile racs
- u,"'aii was second. and would have won handiiv
II II had not been for tire trouble.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
COLUMBIA CREWS ON THE HUDSON

James c. Rice. coach OF the Columbia crews has
finally got his oarsmen quartered in the new barg.
boathouse at Fort Lee. The change was made fro,,
the Harlem River boathouse Monday and ves
terday' out the stay will be short. as the crews
VIII move TO Poughkeepsie Thursday or Friday
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
EIEST CAME

Two hits-sah CO Morgan Three base biz hlf
hits-Ball, CraVath sullivan stolen
hases-Niles Chase Ball. Lord Gessler. Double plays
(;esser Unglaub Lord. Left on bases Boston o.
Now YORK First balls-of Hogg B; off Nor
ran > First base errors-Boston, ]; New FORK, l.
Morgan. 2. Struck outF3y ftogg q;
bv Morgan .. Time-2:10 Umptres-O Loushin and
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
THE HAWAII SAILS FOR CALIFORNIA

Honoiuiu June 2-The yacht Hawaii which has
oeen entered IN the Pacific yacht race SAILED
az 10 o'clock this afternoon for San Pedro. Cal
cTredt crowds lined the waterfront and gave the
!acht~ which Is the only Hawaiian boat that will
compete in the race. enthusiastic sendoe 7-ba
race will start from San Pedro on July "A.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MANY CARS FOR SPEED TRIALS

More than fifty cars have b.., .r.s
autorhonhe speed trials on Hillside sv.ru. Jsrsic,
on fridaY to be held IN connection with m. ,,,h
way extension celebration. ~ sun
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
The score follows:

shannon Stolen -FlaheTty Double plays s-Dahlen
basesBoston, O. New York. g. First base on bslls-of
Crandsll. . off Flaherty: B First base on errors
Boston, / New York. l. Hit by pitcher-By CrandaI. .
Struck out BY Flaherty . by Crandal, / Wild pitch
Flaherty. Balk-Crandal. Time-1:44 Umpre-O Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Three base m hIisoh Wilson. 81: of Clark l: on on
nn.ton l. struck outBy wilson; .; o. EFT on
Ie1nPetoI' hits-DilIon. Wads',,. ,I|I1soD
xelap Princeton 3; williams. g. WIN ADAMS
Doible play-WsdsUorth 10 hai"
rfr,e
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Il n date follows
MEADOW BROOK WINS At POLO

Philadelphia. June 2--Ths fast Meadow Br'af
polo team of Long Island defeated the Phiadf'-
phia Country Club team az Baia to-day by score
of IS TO IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
HARD BLOW TO YANKEES
LOSE TWO md THE LEAD.
KeeIer's Costly Error Care Boston
the Second Game.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES DAY.
Boston New York.
Washington st Philadelphia.
Cleveland Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
LAWN TENNIS UPSET
DEFEAT FOR LARyFn
Brother of the Champion No NJ,
for Touchard.

Edwin P. Larned brother a, .,
tennis champion. ranked seventh rs.. N'o1as la,s
named for the International team 70 ars
went down TO hopeless defeat vssss-s.s a'st.s
hands of Gustaye T. Touehard in ~ =
round Oh the beipe Cup singles on tas r.ss
tne Ne" horA Lawn Tennis Club. 1zsd st,.a.as
Manhattan avenue The young CaIifo--ss' az
with Lsrned in the first GET. feeling a.. "a En-.
nesses. The first game OF the ssco,d =. 40 sss
Larned, but thereafter he never So 'sts
and rarely did the points touch d.nca q.
was Is. 81 o-love. The summary fous--ss
Felipe Challenge Cup singles Corsl,n,,,.--
defanlt K smifb 0Sefa Sefsstsd eefrs'ed o. u stsrs
BeckIey defeated r. T. Bryan By .IstsD1-ih SO ~
son isfestsd W Mckee Dunn By default df' v =
baum e.. = 81; R " ssekiey sssS dsfestsdp y r.
q. johnson defeate, u9lestsa q z z Leo so
". III. Connel1 defeated l. J. Grant e5 - =.
HincS defeated 6. s c;roesbsek' 81 s-&GS
RSn0hgs IT ds1sa1sd as1s4Ssd bf SssEln r. s d
second round-J. P. Psret defeated E ~.
&f sIG = t Toachafd a hsl Ss.ssts5 sstsa5sd ga q
e-3: P Larnsd defea'sd y. G; johnson q = 81
2: q Uhi def.ased +. ". po3o5ae 3Gises Wyssts
. TRIsd s IoqRd0G F. Touehara defeated z L..
Manhattan championship double. tar,, -
WeTt+heRta Ray and shl deSeatgd e Grosss.. osssss.s =.
Palmer defeated L. j Grant and r. 0stsr1a.eta sae
Gu5fbsr aaJ M Pares part1ss end l52dmauH defeated
Keen play marked the matches IN +ss
tournament on the courts OF the Ladies, rT..
Livingston. State Island. yesterday. The - -
follows:
wonen's singles second roun4,-5irz A 2. No..
defeated Miss Cotton. So 5-S. Mss yla-ry, 10y
Miss Clare CasseI 6-1. 50; Miss yfsrgsr., - - z
defeated Miss Southsr. So s-4. Nrs q a e'',al Jl
defeated Miss Elizabeth H Moore. G-3 a. = As
Women's doubles tfrst rounlJ-yrs. WIllts-- z =
and Miss Elizabeth H Moore defeated Miss I-,z -;
Miss Lee. 81. So: Mrs 4 g Miles and M. s - =
II. Chapman defeated Miss SaIIs Honans a. Ss ,S
Large. 6-1. 60 - ~
Seui-hnal rOUnd-Niss Edna V-iI5sy and Via, N,.
Widey defeated Miss Clara Kurroff a71 Nis, ys.s
g.. S3. Mrs. william n. Pouch and N.z rH-ss1
n Moore defeated a. G. Niles and MS Gsr--s
Chapman. 6-3. Ct
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SECOND GAME

Totals.3s q 81 Totas-.....84 . IA p IA .
.Fsatted for Winter fifth inning. Tran for Nc
farand inning. 4Batted for Burchel IN the
ninth inning.
Eey, Yoyl, ...-....-......... = 2 o U 1 %
Two base hits-Conroy. Blair 90. Newton Three base
hits-Nles Hits-On Winter, . in -FOUR linlngs'
Burchel in four innings: off fr. IN one innlhg nhf
plsy-Criger and Unglaub Left on bases-Boston, ~:
New York Z. First base balls-oh Newton :; on
Winter 9: Burchel l. First base on errorr-Boston
4; New York. /. Hit by ptcher-By Newton 2 struck
out-By Newton, 3; by Winter .; by Burche z Passed
baI-CT1ger. Time-2:2o Umpires-O Loughn and Egan-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
GIANTS FOILED AGAIN
LOSE GROUND IN RACE.
Boston H7ins Second Straight
Game By Timely Hitting.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New Boston.
Philadep Brooklyn.
st. Louis PittsburE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, 4: York. 8.
Brooklyn. 8: Philadelphia. o.
PittsburE. IL: Chicago g.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MAPS DEFEAT TIGERS TWICE.

At Detrot-First game: II. II. T.
Cleveland ...........-.-0 1-6 10 /
Detroit ..................0 As 2
Ratteries-C1eveland, Chech and Clarke; Detroit,
Mullin and Schmidt and Payne.
Second game: n. II. r.
Detroit ...........-......1 o 0 ol 2
Batteres-Cleveland, Liebhardt and Bemis: De-
trot Summers and Schmidt Umpire Sheridan
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. a: New York first gamel.
Boston. 6: New York ; Second gsmep.
Cleveland. S: Detroit. first game).
Cleveland. g. Detroit. ] (second "a
Washington. D: Philadelphia. ..
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Two base hits-Dooin Pattee Three base hit-Lewis
Stolen bases-Doon, Pattee. Double plsv-Iews Pat
tee and Jordan. Left
3. First base baIls-Of Wilhelm McQuillan l.
Hit by pitcherRy Wilhelm. l. Struck Wilhelm
2 Ttme-1:2l. Umpires-Rudderham and Rgler
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

lzprence, I LINN. y
Fall River. Q; Lowell.
HaVerhilI, I. Brockton, q
Worcester, 3; New Bedford, l.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Baseball Io-dsr, Two sam-e. First gam. called
Enstoa admission. " 80ii'HA9 Vs.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
WASHINGTON. s, PHILADELPHIA, 2.

At Philadelphia X II T.
Washington ............2 %
PhiIadeiphia ...........0 0 % 3
Observation-Disclosures, Hughes and Street; Phla-
delphia Dygert and Schuck Fickers and Powers.
Jrpire-Connoily.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Keen play marked the matches IN tss ,,
tournament on the courts OF the LADIES' rrrs =
Livingston. State Island. yesterday The rr--..~
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
PITTsBURG, 12; CHICAGO. 6.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Jersey City
Montreal at Rochester.
Toronto Buffalo.
Providence at Baltimore.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Rochester. 0; Montreal s first Eame,
Montreal = Roehester 2 (second camel
Buffalo, 0: Toronto. S.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Buffalo. T IS Z 4 600 Zoo Newark " + Ps &c,
Rochester..... 1s Is 545fToronto ' II Il 40
Montreal- IL 10 b15Providence. -. IL II 393
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
Springfield s. Waterbury .
Meriden, 8; Hartford, /.
New Haven, s. New Britain a.
Holyoke. 8; Bridgeport, e.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
Scranton. 10; Troy, 2
Utica, 8; Syracuse. g.
Binghamton, .; A, J. and G. /
Albany 4; Wilkes Barre, .
UNION LEAGUE RESULTS.
Washington. Q: Philadelphia Cirst xam.)
Wasrlh stnh; II; Philadelphia (second gar-).
fNesning, y, Eliza beth, l.
BROOKLYN & AUertorn
sssehsn larfcs 10 aTr Sames First called
. Eostoa. One admission. i4N~1@ w.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS,

Scranton 10; Troy. 2
Utica, 8; Syracuse s
Binghamton, .; A. j. and G.
Albany. 4; Wilkes Barre 2
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
UNION LEAGUE RESiIIrs

Washington. Q: Philadelphia (irst game,
Washington: L. Philadelphia s (secona game,
Reading. q Elizabeth 4
Brooklyn, g. Allentown .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

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would @ to s MsSs ss ssa srs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

Springfield, 5: Waterbury, .
Merden, 5; Hartford l.
New Haven 3: New Britain q
Holyoke. 8: Bridgeport 2
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-16
More Precipitation

With another shower last night of
.16 inches rain, the precipitation for
the month is raised to 40. just one
tenth of an inch above normal Still the
weather bureau predicts fair and
warmer weather.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-16
DEAD MANS HANDS
At WHEEL OF AUTO
FoRTY-FIvE HORSE MERCEDES
SPEEDS 80 MILES AN HOUR
INCLUDED.

NEW YORK, July ia 45-horse-
power Mercedes automobile sped alonS
for more than three miles last night
on Ocean Park way at a speed of 80
miles an hour, with the hands Of a
dead man on the wheel. Every effort
is being made today by the friends
of Stephen w. Anderson, the dead man
to avoid publicity of the affair, and the
coroner's office is searching for three
friends who were in the auto at the
time of it's wierd journey.
Anderson, who owned the machine.
was at the wheel, when he was sud-
denly attacked by hemOrrhage that
resulted in his death. The other occu-
pants of the car did not notice that
anything was wrong, as Anderson sat
straight in his seat.
A mounted policeman hailed the car
ordering it TO slow down, and when
his order was not obeyed he followed
the car and shouted. A young woman
who sat next to Anderson, called TO
him to slow down the car. He did not
answer. Then the young woman saw
blood coming from his mouth.
Another man in the automobile took
the wheel and stopped the car.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-16
CASE is APPEALED.
Tom Dickerson Not Satisfied With
Waitsburg Verdict.

Appeal has been taken from the
Waitsburg justice court by the defend
ant in the case of the state against
Tom Dickson, in which the latter is
charged with renting a house. in that
city for immoral purposes.
The case was begun on the 1nstlga-
ton of j. Cottrell, who made COM
plant on February Z. The case was
set several times but did not come to
trial until July s, when it was heard
before a jury impanneled in Waits
burg.
The jury found Dickson guilty and
fined him $50 An agreement dated
November II, 1907, between Dickson
and Violet Ward was attached to the
papers handed up from the justice
court as part of the evidence. The
case will be heard at the next term
of court.