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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 1e 1908

Gaping gas. Il Then q full realization Of
her peril came over her. The end Of the
pipe from which the gas was escap-
ing lay on the floor less than 10 inches
from the tip OF her right shoe To have
stepped on 1t and shut off the flow of
gas would have been an easy matter for
child. But the young woman could
not raise her foot from the floor.
The windows in the room were closed
and Margaret had shut the door when
she went out.
The odor of the escaping gas became
stronger and stronger and the breath
ing of the woman became more and
more difficult. Then when all hope
was gone she lost consciousness.
When the younger sister, who had
detected the smell of gas as she came
through the hall. burst into the kitchen,
the paralytic was sitting in her chair as
though dead. Margaret threw up the
windows and pushed her sisters chair
over to one of them. Almost overcome
herself, she screamed for help. Neigh
bors responded and called a physician.
1t required long time to restore the
paralytic to consciousness. But for the
younger sisters prompt action in open
ing the. window Catherine would have
died, the doctors say.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
For Women and Children.

sO-inch Scotch Zephyr Cling
hams In checks and solid colors
only; regular 25c grade for loc
a yard.
Ia size notified cotton blank
cts. extra heavy; regular $500
grade; sale price $l.S5 a pair.
liza size all white cotton
blankets; regular $1.2b grade for
SOC pair.
G-pound Notified and Vicuna
Blankets; all wool; flnc quality;
special s7.45.
Full size cotton filed Comfort,
silkolinc covered; regular I.15
grade; sale $1.35.
Fun size Snkoline Covered
Comforts reduced as follows:
Regular SITE grade for. .$l,45
Regular s2.25 grade for.....N.75
Regular $500 grade for. $3.50
Regular $3.50 grade for.....s2.75
Side Band Cotton Challies; all
new. pretty designs: 81 inches
wide; special 1oc yard.
Best grade Shifting Cteviot in
pretty stripes. checks and plaids:
regular 15c to 16 Csc grade; spe-
cial lie yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

The escorting squadron. consisting
of the cruisers Oya, the scout cruiser
Magaml and the torpedo gunboat Tat
suta. under command of Rear Admiral
Murakami. will leave Yokohama to-
morrow afternoon to meet the Ameri-
can warshlps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

Fancy Wash Flannel Waistings
in all the new shades. Just the
thing for the new Tailored
Waists. Prices 2I3sc, S24ac and
3Tlac yard.
Outing hannels in dainty stripes
and checlls-pinks. blues, grays
and tans, regular at 10c a yard.
special at T1sc.
Arnold side band hannelette. All
new, pretty designs; regular lSc
to zoe a yard; special 15c.
Standard apron glnghams: reg
ular S1-3c grade; special &c q
yard
Tricot Wasting Flannels. all
new, fashionable colors. Special
24c yard.
Our entire line of 26-inch Fur
niture Cretonne; regular 1oc
grade for 6Ac yard.
New Dress Ginghams. stripes
and checks, in all the desirable
colors. 10c to l21ec values for
S1-3c yard.
12-4 size Gray Cotton Blankets;
extra fine quality; regular price
$3.25 pair; special $2.4o pair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

Bleached and unblcachcd Can
ton Flannel. Regular lac yard.
Special 4c.
Unbleached outing flannel. Reg
ular 5 1-3c yard. Special 4c yard.
Pretty, soft, fluffy Outing F'lan-
mel In light and dark colors.
Worth regular 121ac yard. Spe-
cial &c yard.
Extra heavy fine quality Out
ing Flannel, in all the desirable
colors. Regular at 15c yard. Spe-
cIal lie yard.
Pink, cream and blue Ronania
Flannel. Regular l6c yard. Spe-
ial Pic yard.
Fleeced KimonA Flannclcttes.
Regular 1915 to 15c grade. Special
&c yard.
Fleeccd Flannelettcs-valuas
up to zoe yard, Special 12lsc yard.
27-inch Velour for Bath Robes
and Kimonas in new, pretty
stripes aud Persian effects. Reg
ular zoe grade for lac yard.
Handsome new designs in 81
inch German Robings for Bath
Robes. All the new side band
effects. Srscial S9c yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
Il WELLSVILLE.
y DEATH OF NOBLE WOMAN.
'lrS Elizabeth Hill Vaughan Lays
Down Lifc's Labors at II.

Special Correspondence.
Welsville, Cache Co, Oct. 13-Mrs
Elizabeth Hill Vaughan, wife of the
late Bishop VIM. Fl. Vaughan. died at her
home in Wellsville on Oct. 3, 190S,-after
an illness of about one year. She was
born Feb. IA. 1888. In Upper Toronto,
Canada. She emigrated to Utah in
1852 and came to Wellsville in 1856,
where she has resided ever since She
endured all the hardships OF pioneer
life. She was the mother of 10 children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
SATURDAY--La Day Of the Sale of Underwea

Ss-inch English Percales in all
colors; regular at l21sc yard;
special, &c yard.
500 yards of the genuine Pnniab
Percales, &c inches wide; new
and pretty designs in light and
dark colors; regular price Is sc
yard; special l2iac yard.
High grade GaIatea Cloth in
light ana dark colors; stripes.
dots and figures: regular zoe
grdae for lac yard.
Snowfall Cotton Bats. fun IL
ounces: sells regular for zoe each,
sale price, loo each.
12-t size all white Cotton
blankets: regular SIZE grade for
$l.39 pair.
so pairs gray and sanitary
Blankets--pinlS and blue borders:
regular $500 values; special, Sass
pair.
Full size Tartan Plaid Blan-
cts; regular $500 grade; special
$500 pair.
All wool Notified Blankets.
weight five pounds; sells regular
for $500 pair; special, s5.75 pair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
DAYS DELAY IN
FLEETS ARRIVAL
Announcement Causes Some.
thing Like CONSERVATION in
Toxic and Yokohama.
DISTURBANCES THE PROGRAM.
Dinner to be Given by Commander.
in-chief Iluin and Ball Aboard
The Afilsasa, Postponed.

Toxic. Oct ia me
d,,,,,, 49, announcement of
Gays delay In the arrival ~ ~.
American battleship fleet made j.,
special editions of al ~ ~
has c,usa,, wy .'uiiy papers,
.ta,,.. ou soil1ethins akin to con-
z sterllation In Toxic and Yokohama be-
u .s OF me necessity for wide depart
mani n,,,ia,, - o' en- Vi entertain
iit'o oeen arranged up to
.he iast minute detail. Officers of thu
Japanese navy who have t,uon
part in the nro,,r,t,.,, ,.s 80 ~
con.ta,,t ,.,.,.s.. nave oeen IN
. - go. consultation With Commander
John "A. Dougherty, the naval att,o,,a
at the American emhass,,
1t has beon daai1o,, -
dinner arrnn,ol, " postpone the
CHIEF TiIin nf ~, 1oitlinandef-1n-
Sat,Irdnv 49, ~ oapi.hese navy for
Mikasa whicI ~, ~, ~. ptil ABOARD the
on the saI,1e ar 80 ~ nave taken place
"a The aIn,,a,. et ~ E. 70 FRIDAY, Oct.
Admiral Snarr,.',,.,,, oa siNGn py kear
folIowine Ia, ~, ~ a, tahe piace on the
10 flnnnrt ~ c So ai.e iieel Is expected
OF an thn da,, nrna'S,. ~ % instead
No wnrd >has p ba,',, .ia
Raa,. d,,, ..'s o s received mere from
n,orninp A. r.ao since early this
rhins vara ZEE rI %u d. III, tre ~ battle
,n;Ies so,,th ~ pe sliloiill, ABOUT 400
hn,, " '''e eii.it'hce 10 the har-
Tho fonda, ya,.4
f,eat ;s .. aia,,.,. iankloh. preceding the
ana NAV rn.,.,t hi,'i oasi.iis lokohama
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

Special In Broadcloth Satin, Nuns Yelling,
Wolfe and Silk Dresses-An excellent showing
at $l9,75, $500, $500, $3.50. $45.00
and $500.
In this assemblage Of gowns values will be found
which will further stamp this leader in
reasonable especially low just for days
selling. Alterations extra
Black broadcloth coats, 50 inches long, made with
satin belt and Directore rcvers-good quality of broad
cloth, Special $3.50.
Black broadcloth coats rs length. handsomely tail
ored-very good quality, Special price S275
We have just received shipment Of long coats in
black navy tan red and green Price for Saturday only
$3.50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16
For CHRONIC p1ARRHoEa.

while in the army In 1868 was taken
FELTON, of South Gibson, Pa, II have
since tried many remedies but without
any permanent Keller. unit. Mr.. A. NJ.
Miles, of this place, persuaded me to try
Chnmberlains Collie, Cholera and Diar-
hoea Remedy, one bottle of which stop
ped it at once" For sale by all drug
gists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Barrie makes customers OF the people Whon1
she SERVES. She is a specialist-kas lifted to a
higher plane ana1,ic1ning, hair dressing, scalp
treatment face massage and cll5ropody, because
she rs q student Mrs. Barrie has been identified
With the store for nearly tao gears and IS estab
ticuldr customers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

ID
nine of whom survive her, six sons and
three daughters, also 81 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren She
was a counselor in the Relief Society
for is years.
Funeral services were held in the
tabernacle on Wednesday. Oct. q,
Bishop r. r. Owen presiding. Tho fol-
lowing spoke of the noble life and
works of the deceased: Peter NJ.
Vaughan, VIM. III. Vaughan, Bishop
John Vaughan of Weston. Judge w.
w. Maughan of Logan, Congressman
Joseph Howell, Robert Baxter and
Richard Brenchly. The choir rendered
beautiful music. Six sons Of the de-
ceased acted as pail bearers. Mrs.
Maughen was a good wife, a true
mother and q faithful I4atter-day
Saint
MANTELS! Finest variety in State.
Elias Morris &: Sons Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

After a heavy meal lake couple
of Doan's Regulets, and give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help they
need. Regulats bring easy, regular
passages of the bowels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-16

Daily Trips to Emigration Canyon.
Two cars daily will be run to the
head of the canyon, 9:15 a. m. and 2:15
p. m Special excursions on Sundays.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31

Review W.. Ads. bring results.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
BAD CHECK ARTIST
IN JILL At NOCALES
Was Looked for In Tucson
After, 1t Is Alleged, Having
Done Large Business.

TUCSON, March 30.-W. ]. Stan
ton, young man whom the officers
here nave been seeking for some time,
is in Jail at Nogales.
Sheriff Pacheco today received
word of the whereabouts of Stanton
and he will leave on Sunday afternoon
for Nogales and will return here on
Monday with Stanton.
Stanton, according to the officers,
had been doing big business IN the
bogus check line during his stay in
Tucson several weeks ago. 1t is
charged by the officers that he forg.
ed a number of checks which in
tbe aggregate amount to a consider
able sum.
At the present time he is serving a
sentence in the Santa Cruz county
Jail. Sheriff Pacheco stated today
that he understood that Stanton was
doing time there for having worKe0
a check racket in Nogales.
The alleged check artist will be
brought back here on a warrant
charging a misdemeanor. 1t is alleg
eel in the warrant which is sworn IL
by VILLAIN Reid, proprietor or the
Park View Hotel, that Stanton pass
ed a worthless check on Reid. Tbs
amount Of the check was only few
dollars, and was given in payment o.
a hotel bill. When Reid attempted
10 cash the check ne found that ii
vas worthless.
Stanton's term of Imprisonment in
the Santa Cruz jail will expire early
next week. He will he p aced under
arrest again as soon as released aGd
viii be brought to Tucson &c answer
the misdemeanor charge.
The officers state that Stanton viii
also have to answer the felony charg,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
BUSINESS men
FURTHER PLANS
7OBOOSTBISBEE
Many important Matters Dis
posed of at Meeting Board
Trade YeSterday-WlII In
vite Mark Smith to Banquet.

At a largely attended meeting of
the Bisbee Board OF Trade yesterday
afternoon much important business
looking to the improvement of Bis
bee and the Warren district was
transacted.
After some discussion the motto,
Boost Warren District" was adopt
ed to be used on a lapel button, the
words "Bisbee Board of Trade" 20
be across the top of the button and
Boost Warren District" across the
bottom, with the word Arizona" IN
derneath in smaller letters The Sec
rotary was instructed to order 1000
at once. These will be given to Wis
itors to the city, will be worn by mem
bers of the board and will be used
in such other ways as are thought adj
yisable.
A report was heard from Secretary
Reynolds, of the Board, in which he
gave list of the amounts of claims
that had been mada against tie "ail-
roads He stated that he had found
a number OF errors where freight had
been placed in too high a classified
ton and too high a tariff charged.
but that when he had called attention
to it it had been remedied. The
secretary was instructed. by the boaro
to request the local freight office to
put the description on the face of
the bill of lading and not on the
back.
In regard to the peddlers who are
transacting business without license,
the following resolution was adopted
by the board:
Resolution favoring Licensing of
Peddiers by City.
Whereas. a number Of peddlers are
| engaged in selling merchandise in
Bisbee who carry no stock of goods
| on hand and have no fixed place OF
business, and
Whereas. the said peddlers are not
| paying any tax or license and are
| selling merchandise in competition
with merchants paying both taxes
and license,
| Now, therefore, be it resolved that
we earnestly recommend and request
the common council OF the city of
Bisbee to pass an ordinance impos-
/ ing a license on all such peddlers al
| the earliest date possible"
i There was then taken up for dis
cussion the habit which some of the
| merchants allege the Wells Fargo ex'
! press company mas dCQulI Cur -thoI VI
soliciting orders for produce and OF
peddling it from house to house:
They allege, that the fruit is shipped
| in here and that the boys on the
wagons are required to dispose OF
it by soliciting orders not only from
the merchants. but from boarding
houses and others. A committee OF
the following members was appointed
to take up the matter NTH the eX
i press company. Messrs. Mexican
4 Williams, Hickey, Brajovich and Ev
erhardy, with Buxton and O'Connel
\ as ex-officio members.
i It was also decided to continue thu
old banquet committee and to turn
over to it the arrangements for the
II coming banquet to the transportation
: men. It was decided to invite the
Hon. Mark Smith to be present anC
address the members of the board
: and their guests on the occasion o
the banquet.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
MEMBERS Of
BOARD DISCUSS
BOND ISSUE
Formally Go On Record as FaV-
oring Issuance of Bonds to
Amount of $4,000 For
City'S Improvement.

Among other things which were
brought up for discussion at the meet
ing of the Board of Trade which was
held yesterday afternoon, was The
question of the ACCESSIBILITY Of the
city voting bonds to the amount of
$3.50, 900, as had been discussed by
the city council. With one exception
all the members present were of the
opinion that the proposed issue was
a wise move for the city to make,
In response to question from enc
of the members Judge O'Connel eX-
planned that as he understood it, none
Of the bonds would become due until
the end of five years, at which time
$4,000 worth of them would be paid
off, and the same amount thereafter
until they were all paid. making the
actual payments cover fifteen years
and the time from the issuance to the
final payment twenty years. During
the five years preceding the first pay
ment on the bonds only the interest
will be paid, the interval giving the
city a breathing spell, as it were, from
the recent heavy expenditures for
public improvements.
In accordance with their views the
members of the board passed the fol
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, the remarkable growth
of the City of Bisbee for the past few
years has required tie expenditure
OF a large amount of money for widen
ing, paving and grading the streets,
erecting a new city hall, purchase oi
hose and fire apparatus, extension of
fire-mains, etc, and
Whereas, the work now projected
along the same lines and the exteu'
sion of the sewer system, assisting
in the construction OF the new sub
way and other public improvements
will require the expenditure of about
$3.50, 100000, and
Whereas, the benefit of said in
Lrovement will extend over a mum.
her of years and it will be impossi
bic to pay for the same out of lie
current revenues of the city, and
Whereas, it is desirable and ao-
yisable that work on said improve
ments be pushed as rapidly as posi-
bic and that payment for the same
should be covered by bond issue. y
Now therefore be it resolved, that
We earnestly recommend the is
sUance of bonds in such form anc
for such time as the common council
of the city of Bisbee may request fol-
the purpose of paying the cost auo
expenditures on the improvements
aforesaid.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
BELIEVES CONDITIONS
ARE GROWING BETTER
High Official of the Hartman
Roads Sees Improvement
Not Far Off,

TUCSON, March 30.--Julius Krutt-
schnitt, director of maintenance q
way for the Hartman lines, sees "a
ray of sunshine ahead" and bases
this upon reports made to him by
subordinate officials. He says in this
connection:
Business has reached quite low
water mark and any faint hope is ca
gerly seized. We have hopes, how
ever, of business soon recovering
from its present state of fright ana
settling back into the old channel.
Some lay the cause of business de-
preston to one thing and some TO an
other, and l cannot say, myself, what
the cause, is. We hope the revival
will not have to wait until after the
presidential election.
THE most distressing thing to me
in this case is that the splendid new
shops the Union Pacific has in Oma-
ha are idle. 1t does not take as many
men to keep up the equipment as it
did six months ago, owing to the
number of engines out of service and
lot requiring repairs.
"To men who are responsible for
the operation of these lines it is a
harder task to be compelled to lay
men off than most people think. One
year ago we were handling vast
volume of freight and doing it On a
small margin, but the amount was SC
great that we made money and bar
rels of it. Now the. business is not
available and we have to move freight
on the same margin and therefore
cannot show profits"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
GOLF GAME WON
BY DOUGLAS TEAM
Score Was Six to Four-Many
Outside Visitors Witness
the Game,

The golfers from the Smelter City
walked off with the hoaors at the
contest, which was held between thai
city and Bisbee Sunday at the local
Country Club grounds, the final score
being six to four in Douglas favor.
About thirty visitors from Douglas
and Tombstone were present and
quite a crowd from Bisbee followed
the course during the game.
Following is the official score:
Bisbee-Pelton 1, Douglas 0, White
0, Harrington 0, Taylor 1, Williams 0,
Haslam 0, Roesler 1, Griggs l, Milton
o. Total 4.
Douglas-Cuthbert %, Flickenger J.,
Holden 1, Lincoln 1, Kirkland 0,
Speed 1, Smith 1, Atterby 0, Houle O.
Reno 1. Total 6.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
MANY ARRESTS MADE.

PORT AU PRINCE, March 30
Numerous arrests were made mere last
night and today of officers srspcctsd
of completely in the latest conspiracy
with General Larraque, chief Of
cavalry, and alleged leader. SQUADS
of soldiers continue to search houses
in quest of fugitives. Five officers. IN
GLIDING Larraque, have takeA refuge
in the French legation, one otficer Is
in the German legation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
aIssEE 5. DOUGLAS 6.

The members of the Bisbee ball
team met a second defeat at the
hands of the Douglas team last Sun
day. the final score being six TO five.
A third game win be played in the
near future, after which the local
boys will tackle some of the other
teams of the territory.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
FENNo DELIVERS ADDRESSES

Sunday afternoon at the Royal
Theatre over 300 men heard Mr..
Fenno give an address on over the
Falls" There was not a dry minute
in the meeting.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Ruth rendered 'Tll leave 1t all
with Jesus" as a vocal solo.
Last night at the Y. NJ. C. A build
ing Mr.. Fenno gave an address on
The Fatefui Knock" Messrs. Crow
ley and Huntington sang a duet en-
titled Face to Face"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31

Of forgery, which will be preferred
against him on his return here.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-31
$4,000 CLUB HOUSE.

At meeting of the board OF d.
rectors of the Country Club, held at
the Copper Queen Hotel last night II
was decided to at once advertise Tor
bids on the construction of the club
building which is to be erected, the
same to cost $4,000. As soon as
this detail has been decided upon
the building will ~ rushed to com
pletion.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
AGREE ON RACING DATES.
Allotment Viii Be Made Nert w eek
: by Jockey Club.

The representatives Of the various racing asso-
Citations held meeting at the offices of the Jockey
Club, in the Windsor Arcade. yesterday and de-
cided on allotment of dates. in which the En-
pire City Racing Association is taken care Of that
will be satisfactory to them if it meets the ap-
prova of the stewards of the Jockey Club. So much
could be learned. and no
The conference lasted some time, and James But
Ter, president of the Empire City Racing Associa-
ton, not represented, but his interests were
fully considered, according to of those in at
tendance. Not the fantest suggestion dropped,
however to whether the Empire City track
would get spring and fall dates summer and fall
dates, and thus run in partial conflict with Sara
toga. The stewards of the Jockey Club will meet
on Thursday, when in all probability the dates will
be announced.
The various associations were represented at the
meeting follows: Jockey Club, F. X. Sturgis;
Coney Island Jockey Club, Cornelius Fellows;
Westchester Racing Association. s. S. Rowland;
Brooklyn Jockey Club and Queens County Jockey
Club P ]. Dwyer; Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
ciation c. j. Fitzgerald: Metropolitan Jockey Club
". c. Edwards; Saratoga Racing Association, F. r.
Hitchcock and Andrew Miller.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
AUTO ROAD RACE PLANS.
The Course VIII Be about Thirtu
MILESTONE Cash Prises.

The consulting engineer Of the Automobile Manu-
facturers committee which will conduct the stock
car road race for the Briarcliff trophy in West
chester County next spring has reported TO Robert
Lee Morrel that the circuit was thirty-three and
one-thrd miles There is probability that the
members of the racing board, who will go over tha
shortly, will cut this down three miles as
Henry Law, the of the donor of the trophv
has informed Mr.. Morrell that. in his opinion a
better course can be secured by cutting out some
OF the roads
will DE accepted than car for each mile
will reduce the number OF contestants to thirty The
closing OF the entries January Is Will undoubt
edly the complement of thirty completed as the
interest in New York alone practically guarantees
that number
In all probability cash prizes that will approxi-
mate $500 will be offered in addition TO the trophy
as a number of subscriptions have been made for
that purpose
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

fhzaoeth led at 6ls to 421. but from, thar -
' calr phed UP the strikes. The home ,sar,
forty-three pins "oh bS
In .he second game Elizabeth went into .,o -.
-lie ABOUT twenty pins to the good ana as 60.
man sot credit the team succeeded f., u,,r,,,-!
oy '"eive pins Lockwood struck ON, Co. ,14
every game ' i4hished IN
The feature OF the third gar,a
though fruitess finish of the u,,' Ne S'rohs
i,au so IN the fifth which was more th., ~ ~
u.ea pms TO the bad. But from there ON The ,.u'a
.ns conDinauon got strikes in clusters ,o,a,,,''
0'i' so that Elizabeth. with s54, won bv on,,.
e,sir ape pms the home team averaged ss and No.,
age Of a0e Te ,uu'iy Lockwood led with an aver