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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.
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Prof. L. C. Mcintosh visited in
Hattiesburg Saturday.
The grand jury finished its
labors and adjourned Tuesday.
Horace McLaurin was over
from Missippi College for Sun
day.
DR.. Ruel May was pro-
fessional visitor to Florence
Tuesday.
Bradley Sowell, of Cato, was
an appreciated caller at The
News office yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pate left
for their home in Jackson, after
visit to Senator McLaurin's
family.
Mrs. Will Evans, of Collins,
came up Monday to see her moth
er Mrs. Fayette Myers, who is
quite i'll.
Jno. Med. Shaw, of Fannin;
and G. H. Sheriff., manager of
Draughon's Business College, of
jackson, were here on business
Tuesday.
Miss Nina Wood, of Canton,
who has been visiting Mrs.
Bette Wilson and family, for
the past, two weeks, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
General Attorney R. L. Dent
and G. r. Kemp, Claim Agent
Of the G. & S. |. R. r., are at
tending circuit court, looking af-
ter the legal affairs Of that rail
road.
Mrs. H. E. Stewart, and little
son. Of Washington, D. G. who
have been on a visit to Mrs.
Stewards mother, Mrs. Bette
Wilson and family, will leave to-
night for their home.
Lamar Easterling, L. G.. Hal
lam, Potter and Thompson, Jacks
son; R. L. Dent, Gulfport; A. G.
NorreK. Florence; and Carl Stin-
gily, Pelahatchie, are lawyers
from other places attending this
j term OF the circuit court.
;. Next Thursday will open ur
bargain days for those who trade
in, Brandon. A. NJ. Shields and
the Brandon Mercantile Co., will
give bigger values for less money
than goods were ever disposed
offn this market before. Attend
the sales and save dollars.
R. Fl. Scruggs and J. w.
Harding, formerly managers, al
I different times, Of the Brandon
/ Drug Co.. visited friends here
| Sunday. Everyone here would
| be glad to have these popular
lyoung business men return here
permanently.
Col. w. B. Easterling and wife
are moving to Clinton, where
they will spend some time with
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. An
ME Johnson Easterling. The
News is glad to inform its read
ers that this estimable couple
has no intention of locating there
permanently, and will always
q claim Rankin as their home.
Tuesday Nov. IL, 1903 noon at
the NJ. E. Church of Brandon,
was solemnized the rites of mat
rimony between Robert Cren-
shaw Watts, of Lynchburg, Va,
and Miss Laurie McLaurin,
youngest daughter of Senator
and Mrs. A. j. McLaurin, Rev.
C. F. Emery performing the
ceremony. The News will con-
tain next week a more extended
notice.
Mr.. Thurman Woodruff and
Miss Lula Halford were married
at the home Of the brides par
ents in Jackson last Sunday at
$50 o'clock, the Rev. w. Fl. La
Prade performing the ceremony.
The bride is a most excellent
Young lady and her selection of
4 husband is a most happy one,
as Mr.. Woodruff, who is book
keeper for Jones Bros Co., is a
Young man of fine business quail
ifications and popular with all
\ who know him.
DIR. P. Farley and DR.. ]. E.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19

OWensboro wagons are the
best made. w. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19

Best line Of fancy groceries
and prompt service, w. G. Barnes
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
"They must be yours. !"

Bring your bucket and buy
some Heinz pickle, sweet or sour
at w. C.. Barnes
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
They must be yours. !"
Bargain.

For the next twenty days we are
going to sell the celebrated Barnes
vile .buggies at cost. Don't fail to
take advantage of this offer.
GAYDEN & Co.
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y
IF YOU
Want a cook,
Want a clerk,
Want a partner,
Want a situation,
Want a servant girl,
Want to sell a piano,
Want to sell a carriage,
Want to sell town property,
Want to sell your groceries,
Wantsto sell your hardware,
Want to sell millinery goods,
Want customers for anything
Advertise weekly in this paper.
Advertising is the way to success
Advertising brings customers,
Advertising keeps customers,
Advertising insure success,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertising is biz, =
Advertise or bust,
Advertise long,
Advertise well,
ADVERTISE
AT once.
They must be yours. =
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19

Feather pillows and cotton
mattresses, w. G.. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
IF YOU

They must be yours. !"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
Ready for the
Nations Feast
Day Dinner.

The hostess who is contem-
plating an epicurian tri-
umph in the celebration Of
Thanksgiving Day, should
see us first.
Here are the adiuncts that
make the feast inviting.
Here are the Turkey Sets,
Celery Trays, Cranberry
Dishes, Salad Sets and the
necessary Glassware all
with the very latest touch
es Of styles and prices so
attractive you will not re-
greet the necessities which
compels the purchases.
After these the viands.
FRANSIOLYS
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19

Best line Of groceries in town
come 81 phone Us your orders.
Nv. G. Barnes.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-11-19
They must be yours. =


State of Mississippi
Rankin County,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
KIND WORDS
FOR BOB
HODGE
Black Diamond Pastor Says
He Is Honest and
Manly.

Rev Richard iiushell. pastor az
Back Diamond, writes 20 The Star
Ia commentator OF the candidacy
Of Robert r llodse for sheriff Mr.
lEflelieli says:
Editor The Star
Dear Sir, - wish 10 Hay few
words OF commentator for The
Star IN It's courageous advocacy OF
Right ever since e began ltE useful
work Ia Seattle. | have been an
Interested observer Of affairs IN Sc.
attic and King county over is years.
and know something about the past
aud present county aud city off,
ciuls. aud several 81 the candidates
for positions az the disposal OF the
voters, ! have known Robert n.
Hodge az deputy sheriff ever since
he Was appointed to that office. and
! now earnestly and heartily coin.
mend him to the voters OF King
county as an upright. sober. fear.
less, sutelligcnt man. aud I believe
he would make an efficient sheriff.
IN every sense Of the word. for King
county
\ have no partisan or political
feeling ! know the man. and could
trust him a. do we'll IN any posi-.
ton lie makes no profession ST
religion. bat he il honest and
manly Yours.
RICHARD nusHELI..
Pastor Black Diamond Church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
PROGRAM or BAR
CONVENTION

An excellent program has been
arranged for the convention OF the
National Association 81 Lawyers
which will meet In Seattle on Al.
Rnht II 10 30.
Friday. August ~. che commits.
Nlonera on uniform state laws will
meet nj the New Washington hotel
and confer on uniform state laws
on comnerce. corporations and d.
vorce
Monday. August -. the nar a..
aociasiun 81 the state % sWaahing
ton viii meet a. the New Washing
ton and the following day the Amer.
lean tiar association will be- formal.
" received The meetings Of the a.
soclhtion will take up The next two
days. A public meeting Will be-
held AZ the Moore theatre GA Al
gust ~ The elecfion OF officers
wiii b. held FRIDAY. August -. aud
the annual banquet EiYen al the
New Washington hotel.
Saturday morning. August -. the
t1emb.rn ~ the association will
brave GA thu steamer spokane for a
two daya' pleasure trip about tho
Sound. OfhsF excursions viii also
b. made 10 places of interest nesr
The city.
The mosi prominent attorneys In
America viii attend the meeting
and all the papers read ahoald BE-
OF exceptional interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
BIDS PERPLEX
BOARD

bids on the proposed flreboat
were opened today hy the board Of
public works The bid of the VII.
iameite Iron a steel Works, At
kl2g,A7b. was the lowest
The Moran Company had several
alternative bids on the complete
work. ranging 70 price from tl6a.
600 To $3.50. 600.
There were tg bidders and rs the
bids we're on the alternative plan.
the board found q impossible 70 get
any accurate idea a. 10 the fela
tive merits ~ the proposals until
the architects could HcEEtegnie the
tenders and figure out the various
cash iiema The preliminary esti.
mate On the cost ~ the boat was
approximately $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
HE LIKES rAE RING.

Editor The Star IN last nlghA
Star ! read the announcement "
Attorney Frank V. sayre OF his can.
didacy for the office of prosecuting
attorney. liked the ring Of that
announcement Just as liked the
ring Of Bob Hodges declaration Of
candidacy for the oS<>ee of sheriff
These two men are Wear aud out
spoken In their views II man Is
not a trimmer before he gets the
nomination. he certainly will not be
after he II elected 90 office
Mr.. Sayre rs. ! believe. the first
candidate for district attorney who
has fatty declared that he will put
The Meadows out OF business n he
IL elected. and in this stand he viii
have the earnest backing OF nine.
tenths OF the bgAiness men and
heads of famliicstn this city.
What Mr. sayre says about the
county official ring Is also true.
What right have certain men 20
stay up on the lstil year after year,
hold first one office and then an.
other. each 10 the legal limltg II
Is time some Of them went to work.
y, T. ALEXANDER.
Van Asset, Wash"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
BRYAN'S CHICAGO TRIP
WILL OPEN THE
CAMPAIGN
WHEN He TRAVELS 1T WILL DC
IN THE REGULAR wAY--No
SPECIAL CARS FOR HIM.

LINCOLN. Neb.. July ig-wnl.
iagn J, Bryan Is receiving eongratu.
iailons today on a speech he de
livered % delegation Of labor
leaders Last night. but he refused
to make the messages public and
would not dlaeuss them.
Bryan would say nothing today
about the report that labor leaders
viii take the democratic stump and
advocate his election in the coming
campaign. The candidate said that
he had not received any intimation
that Governor johnson Of Minnesota
n coming here TO see him. but add
ed tffat Johnson would be exceed
inRly welcome 10 Fairview. II has
been reported that Johnson IL com
INK here soon.
II IL probable that Bryan viii
spcnd two days In Chicago when he
goes there. July Is. 10 attend the
meeting Of the sub committed Of the
national democratic committee. at
which a campaign manager will be
selected. He expects 70 make ser.
ersl Informal speeches along the
route. and THIS trip will mark the
beginning ~ the campaign. Bryan
said today that all these speeches
viii be confined To discussion OF the
platform and the resultant lssurB
Bryan refused 10 10 on a special
train. lie will travel In the usual
manner and will he accompanied
By only hts secretary and newapa-
per reporters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
AUTOPSY TO
BE HELD

4 post norton examination Of the
body Of George ~ Potter. the apo-
kane business man who Was found
dad ia hiA room AT the Prince Ru.
pert hotel yesterday. will be held
tonight AZ the undertaking eHtab.
liahnieni of the HonueY Watson
company 60 determine the cause
ut death
A small bottle half filled with a
whftish liquid was y,nnd 10 Potter'a
room yesterday Whether this bot.
tie contains poison wiIl be deter
mined BY a chemical examination.
According 20 ID a. Doyle. who
claims 10 have been Poiter's per
aonal friend for Ions period. the
dad man was wealthy. City De.
tective Hudson G. Adams. on thu
other hand. says two pawn tickets
have been found which show that
Potter pawned his gold watch aud
nugget stickpin.
Doyle says he saw az least tiOn
in gold in potters possession Thurs
day night When Poiters clothing
was searched by Deputy Coroner
Winch not n cent VAS found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
public MUSTPAY
FOR 'PHONING .

loss aud Inconvenience hy rcanon
OF the Interference with the aomsA
Ice aud the consequent loss Of -
petronase 81 the company's sub
scfihers."
In an affidavit filed with Judge
Griffin. Mr. Webster describes in
detail the workings of the tele
phone, showing that there are 100
answering Jacks" Ia front of each
operator, an average number
IL l4aA calls were to come In
on each OF these. Il would mean
that one girl would have to attend
20 1929 calls, a physical impoa
sibility.
"lf the girl must anawer one
phone large number ~ timea.
SAYS Mr. Webster "a means that
she must neglect some uf the 9th
ers, which results in a bad service
FOE these who use their phones but
seldom.
over the whole system there Is
an average Of 30 calls per day, the
Swift drug store thus having prae.
tieally the use OF 1874 phones, oF
getting SIS Worth OF talk for So
Mr Webster also pointed out
that ghe drug store proprietor did
not relish the PATRONAGE al the hah
itual phone tittletattie" and said
that the Dfuggists association Of
Minnesota. at their recent meeting
in ST Paul. had passed resolu
lion tending towards a remedy for
the nuisance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Yacht Lurliue Arrives al
Honolulu--0thers
Are Due.

HONOLULU, July fss--Shnptsy
before . O'Clock this morning the
yacht Lurllne Of Toe Angeles was
sighted or the horizon BLASTS from,
fire whistle announced her ar.
rival. ard the shores were lined
with people. Including many sailors
Of the Atlantic fleet 10 wcieome
ner. tire first o. tire racers m the
transpacifle event.
TIRE Luriire won the first trans
Pacific race two years ago. getting
to Aoaoiulu first by narrow mar.
an she Is % feet lona and started
from scratch, being the longest YES
eel IN tins race.
Theirs ware four vessels entered
IN the raee--the Lursine from los
Angeles. evsendoiyn ~. of Seattle.
LADY Maud Of ssn Diego ard IA.
ssfi Of Honolulu.
The Hawaii measures 90 feet and
9 inches ard was given . time a..
lo~ance % hours ard ~ minutes.
Tire Lady Maud 10 60 feet. . inches
and was given an allowance Of q
hours and minutes. The Gwen.
6oiyr ~. vas given an allowance Of
~ hours and 30 minutes, being ~
feet long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
FOUR MORE DIED
OF PLAGUE

-Four more rats which had answer.
ed the provisional tests. were abao.
iutelY diagnosed as plague infected
yesterday by DR. Chaplin. ia charge
of the United States public health
and marine hospital service These
rats we're caught In the block
bounded by Eighth and Ninth avs
and Madison aud Spring SITS. and
bring the total number OF rats. alb
aolutely known 20 be plague in.
feeted. captured IN this block. up 10
nine
A number 81 other rats found IN
a stable located on this block. had
been dead 40 long that no satlsfac
tory tests could be made. although
In view OF the presence Of known
diseased rodents the officials M.
sumo that they likewise died OF
the plague,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
lr,e Telephones too Great
4 Burden on the
Companies.

-. .,.Aer pap stations or no sele.
"A said Edward = Web.
r'sss n ccmmenting On The
-, 81 n ! lsass Arthur =. Griffin o., OF
sesssA y W. court. In UNFOLDING
y ..s'..sssl,Ae slot machines
n 81 ~, time ago We eegnn 20
= .eeoant OF the number Of
~ 80 cane IN ever 80 ol the
81 - ...shanes situated ia differ
" ats q The CITY
~ ~ ~ 1T Il ap Cor 70 DAYS aud
a'sss IN the superior court
Va. "a =. e,aassloas We found CON
~ ~ pAone IA the drug stote
60 swlft. At Second Az and
Z 81 !. ! i representative Of al1
~ ~ he swift phone We re
Q 4 average o. issA calls a
g. ~ !. esrslee wbieh costs us ae.
. - sslsa a month TIE rent
Y 10 4 aaasA. thus meaning an ac'
y, - al " Of $3.50.
- ''ys -. i stlll further financial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
MISS OLSON ANNOUNCES
/ DRAMATIC RECITAL

Miss s. Margaret Olson. Of the
Columbia College 81 Aualc viii
present Mins Elsie Ignore Warner
tn a dramatic recital on "Wednesday
evening ~ the roylsion Avenue
Unitarian church.
John Aiiiigan. tenor. aud Miss
Eleanor ~ Milligsn. eeilists. OF Law.
erpooi. Eng. viii assist wlfh the
program. Miss Aileen Teller will
BE- accompanist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

In order 20 make an active fight
for ths republican mobilization for
sheriff Of kinE county. City De.
tecgiyw Charles " phiiiipn vas 60.
day granted i~ave u absence for
one month. beesanlnr August !
Phillips sass be wili make no
campaign fer The shfieyaity while
dFaWlnx pay from the police de-
lsarimsui. and for that reason Pc
lice Chief Irxtng waFd Esrnted bis
request this m0fnsnK
Phillips alsa fl~d thta msrn4nk
his dselmfAtlou ~ candidacy fer the
nomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

SO admission Zee ~ being charged
ai the AMP exposition grounds
a. had beem the Intention 20 charge
"A small Zee OF 10 cents 20 get into
fhe grounds aftcF July + but al the
fenec around the grounds has nat
hia.n eamaietea. Ha charge VIE hs
snstsS until la.beF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
Sc. COMPANY To OPEN
new LINE SUNDAY

Service on the new Meridian ay.
extension OF the Walllngford line
will be commenced Sunday. The
route will be called the Wallingford
aud North sixty fifth 81. limo, and
win run on THIRD av. following the
line Of tho present Wallingford az.
line until Meridian az. 10 reached,
where u Will run north 10 seth st..
thence east on seth to Latona az.
and north on Lalona % 6llh 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
SEATTLE BANKS SHOW
SPLENDID CONDITION

Seattie's % banks show q net Ia.
crease OF s2.3e2.6is4S In deposits
since May IA. a net decrease In
loans OF s75s.37792 and a net In.
crease In cash aud exchange Of
s2.37a. 1851 The aggregate de.
posits are 800. 7b2. slsf0. or greater
than they have been At any time
since the call OF August %. 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
NAN AND MONKEY
PL CED IN JAIL

Clerk Denny Drew. but that gentle
man was unable 10 understand Gen.
eytcve'x llngn Later Ia the day
the actor secured another SIS aud
bailed oat a woman who VAS ar
vested with Aam under the name
~ NAV Clifton Their cases Wilt
BE- heard by Police Judge john u.
Gordon at $50 o'clock tomorrow
mOruinK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

The boasad NJ P.sss1s's wsaeles io..a@
opeues bi.gs On tlHs is-SaefseiosoaD ~
"a municipal asphalt plant for th.ni
city. Bids were received from lseth.
oringtnn A. Berner OF indianapolis,
Ind. n. - GUNNER a. Sou Co. Of
Cleveland. o., and the Warren A..
phait Paving Co The amount OF
the bids was not made public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
WOMAN LOSES PURSE.

o. A. Ford. s22 Eastlake av.. says
his mother lost purse containing
$50 IN cash Mr. Ford thinks she
laid the purse on the counter At the
drug store Of Dubbs 4 Son. Third
av. aud Union 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
SHORT

FA@EO,. bHly * Thc pcpoFt ~
ts,e eqeRoFt meeomntaHts bf the firA
e& M'fFiena@ AZ Go 0f semitic an the
nsce sssaias on t'r@alSftn eeHaty Will
sseov abss%i9Ses ia the aeeopAts Of
severed pird aB's Pnassqat e0aaiy Of
figiaiB. The mtln Item is IL the
cas OF G. 3. OBrLea. now mayor
" paaco and then county treasurer
who IL reported as being short In
bis accounts 81 ,252
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
GRAND OPERA STARS
ARE AT OUTS

NEW YORK. July ~ Although
Oscar Hammeratein is going TO
make a special trip 10 Europe TO
effect reconciliation. word WAS
received from London today that
Madame Melba declared she would
never make peace with Madame
TetrazEini undannted by the de.
termination of the diva 10 continue
the warfare with her rival. the
American manager will sail for
England very soon. confident that
be can straighien matters out. Re.
fusai Of Tetrazziui % take part
I'm Melbas concert started the feud,
which has become very bitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
SEN. CLARK
STRICKEN
10y United prsss.l

CHICAGO. July 49, Clarence
Don CLARK. United States senator
from Wyoming, was stricken with
a nervous collapse aud general
breakdown az the Auditorium An.
mex hotel here last night. 80 seri.
Gus was the senator's condition
that for a time his life was de.
SPARED Of He soon rallied. how.
ever. and although still in pre-.
carlOua condition the physicians
expect him 70 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
Z sweden finished sec

Hanson Of sweden finished sec
ond.
Former Of Germany won The finals
IN the fancy diving contest. his
score heing sou. Beherena Of Ger.
many WAS second with "A score OF
50 $40, and Walk OF Germany aud
Goedkcik OF America tied FOR third
place, each holding score OF so 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Seventy members 81 the AiEon-
qnin club entertained their friends
e. a smoker At their club house. ON
Lake Washington. last night Van.
deviiie stunts and athletic events
helped 70 pass away pleasant
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

Tomorrow IL visitors dag At the
Navy Yard The entire Pacific
fieet. consisting OF thp Washington.
~ Louis. Pennsylvania. Coloraaip.
Miiwaukes. Tenne8aec and Charles
ton. are At the Savs Yard beats
leave pier 2. foot 0f Ycaler Nay.
every honT Round trip Soc 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
TRAIN STRIKES AUTO:
SIX ARE KILLED.


. FORT WAYNE. Ind. July
= ts.-Six persons who were rid
q ing Ia an automobile were
q killed this afternoon when the
y car was demolished By a fast
4 Pennsylvania railroad train
4 NJ q crossing. near Columbia
4 city. Ind
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
MAYOR THANKS THE
FtREMEN.

chief Bringhurst. oethe fire
department. today received a
letter from Mayor Miller thank.
ing him for the splendid work
accomplished by the fire de
parlment at the llinckiey build-
ms firc last Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
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in LEAD
British Athletes Have
twenty-five and Half
Points Over U. S.

LONDON, July rs Although
England boasts lead OF ggH
points over America IN the
Olympic games today, the athletes
from the United States are not dis.
heaFtened and declare thar n given
fair treatment they viii De able 60
take the championship home with
them.
The loss OF the tus.ofwar yea.
,crday Was a hard blow and the
Americans are inclined 10 resent
the arbitrary ruling OF the commit.
tc~ which refused 60 sllow their
protest.
According 20 the American syu.
tenn 81 scoring. England leads "a.
day with 50 points America has
to1. sweden t6. Germany So,
France 3. Greece 3. Norway 2. Fin.
land !. Canada I. Australia I,
LONDON. July rs. Russell ~
ENGLAND won the final heat Ia the
9 200 meter steeplechase today, his
time being 10 minutes a7a.1 sec.
ouds. tisclo % America finished
third Ia the event. giving his
friends surprise. as the places
were conceded TO the Britons NJ
ter the showing they made in she
prelimlnaries Friday, America had
been particularly discouraged bs
she failure by Lightbody 81 Chlca
50 "a qualify Tho recent injury to
hts knee cap kept him from win.
ning bis heat.
England waa given good healthy
lead over America today. when two
more first places were added 10 her
list of victories Jones' took the
fiual 10 shs 5000 meter cycllRg race
IN minutes. , rs secnndM Tor the
uniied Kingdom. aud Holman OF
England won the finb In the 200
meter breast stroke swim. His
time was , minutes. . IS seconds
A X, Dearborn % America von
his section IN the prelimlnaries FOR
the discus throw. Greek style, 20.
day. qualifying for entry In the
finals His thf0w was ile feet.
Tia Inches.
Sheridan Takes Flrat.
sheridan 81 America won the firss
place IN Ihe finals In the discus
throw. Greek STYLE. hla mark being
izt feet } inchea lIorr Of America
who won second place. hurled the
weight i32 feet ai& inches. aud
Iarvinen 0f Finland. Who took third
place. made iis feet sA inches.
Robertson OF England finished
second la the 1900 meter nteeple.
chase. In the 5000 meter cycling
race. won by jones % England.
dclsiila OF France Was second and
AuffFaY OF France finished thlrd
In thu zoe meter hreaat stroke
sNim. won BY Holman % Eigsard.