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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-23
NELSON AGAIN
WHIPS CLIFFORD
Referee Stops Fight in Fifth
Round to Prevent a
Knockout.

Oklahoma City. Okla. June 22-Battling
Nelson was awarded the decision over
Jack Clifford in the fifth round of what
was to have been a fiftsen-rOund bout
tonight.
Referee Dave Porteous stopped the
fight when Clifford had been knocked to
the floor by a heavy jab in the stomach
He said he feared Clifford would be hurt
and the authorities inteTfsred. Clifford
arose after the count of five, however
and demanded that the fight continue.
The abrupt ending of the match
angered the crowd OF about 400. which
Missed and jeered the fighters. The dis
appointed crowd swarmed the box Of
flee demanding that their money be re-
funded.
The fight by rounds:
Round Clifford drew blood from
Nelson's nose almost at the start with
a straight right Clifford landed twice
on Nelson's face and they clinched Mel
son swung to the face and both ex-
changed.
Round Both clinched at the start.
Clifford landed right to the face but
received right and left to the kidneys.
Nelson rushed, playing on Clifford $
body Clifford missed right to the face
as the gong rang.
Round s-Clifford landed both right
and left 10 face, and rushing. planted
right on Nelson's body. Clifford landed
on body with right, bringing cheers from
the crowd.
Round 4-CIifford landed on Nelson's
body, but Nelson got both right and left
to ChffOTd's face. They EXCHANGED light
taps and Clifford caught Nelson with a
right to the jaw Nelson ducked a vicious
right and swung TO Clifford's face.
Round 5--They cllnchsd and Nelson
had the better of the succeeding iu-fiEht-
ing. Nelson jabbed Clifford in the stom-
ach, sending him to the floor Porteous
waved the men apart and gave the de-
clSion to Nelson
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BOISE FANS MOB
UMPIRE KIBBEN
Coyote Manager Loses Game
and Angry Crowd Goes
After the "UmpS."

Boise, June 22-After leading Helena
for nine innings, timely hits and rank
errors of omission and commission lost
the game for the IrTigators today. Score:
Helena, Z; Boise, T.
After the game the angry crowd tried
to mob Umpire McKibben and the Of
fetal received several hard jOlts, faring
badly at the hands of the crowd. Two
policemen and Managers Huston and
Marshall came to the aid of the Jump,
guarding him under the grand stand I'M
til the crowd passed on. Not nearly all
OF the people present took part IN the
disturbance, which was uncalled-fOr, in
asmuch as McKibben made but one
questionable decision on the bases. He
called a Helena player safe at first base
when the man was out by several feet.
McKibben has been a bad official here
and the fans are down on him. although
it was the opinion of the majority today
that his work was better than ordinary
and that there was no need for the &C
ton of the crowd.
Manager Marshall is responsible for
the loss Of tOday's game. He made an
error in the sixth inning letting in a run,
which, with the three runs made by the
visitors in the ninth, tied the score. If
Marshall had not dropped a fly, the score
would not have been tied and the game
would not have gone into extra innings
He also put I'm a young pitcher, Wells,
when Butler went bad, and that aided the
visitors Score
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IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MORE WORLDS
RECORDS GONE
Eye Lands 0ne-SamuelSon
the 0theT-LaWSOn De-
featS Walker.

If a crowd Of 1900 wildly cheering fans
at the finish of practically every rae. is
any criterion TO go by, then Salt Lake
has the bicycle bug stronger this year
than ever before. For the past three
meets the crowds have been record break
ers, and each night the racing has i'm
proved until last evening the best rae
ing Of the year was dished up by the
crowd of pedal pushers who are fighting
for the prize money which is so literally
hung mp this season.
Two world s. records went by the boards
One amateur and one professional event
saw finish that had the entire crowd
standing and madly cheering. and liver
Lawson was given the race Of his life I'm
defeating Gordon Walker in their match
race.
The match race and Pye's record trial
Was the dOuble-hegded feature Of the
evening. Lawson was the favorite in the
record trial. but after the first heat it
was question of whether Walker would
not beat him. In this heat DevOnivich
was put in as pacemaker and set a hot
pace He did not drop out two laps
from home. and when Lawson came out
for his sprint he found the clip had been
a little too hot for him and was unable
TO get around Walker.
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FIRST ROUND
FOR SALT LAKE
Got Away Well and Led All
the Way-FOur Pitchers
Are Used.
Intermountain Leaaue.

Salt Lake captured the opening game
from Butte yesterday by a score Of > to
g. The locals got away well and sheId
on, although it looked as though on a
couple of occasions Butte might break
loose and come in with a Garrison finish
and capture the game.
1t was a pitchers battle and the two
used by Salt Lake dOwned the pair that
Officiated for the Miners. High Pockets
Hunt started out and held for five in
nings, when il looked as though Butte
had discovered the secret of Hunts
curves. In the fifth two twO-baggers
were the direct result of two runs, and
Hammond wisely decided to give Thomas
a try. This youngster made good, and
Butte never had chance to get a man
across the plate after he began work.
McAdams started for Butte and four
runs in two innings show what the locals
cid to Mr.. MCAdams Then Dunn went
in and held the locals safe until the
eighth. when a single run was scored.
While 1t was a fast game from start
to finish, marked by neat and clean field
ing as a rule, yet il was short on SEN
sational work that has been conspicuous
in many Of the games of the past week.
Eddie Hammond's catch of a fly near
the foul line in right was perhaps the
hardest chance Of the game.
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WISCONSIN NEEDS MONEY
Must Raise Coin OF the Varsity Ball
Team Cannot Go to
Japan.

Madison, Wis, June 22.-It does not
seem likely that the baseball team Of the
University Of Wisconsin will be able to
make its contemplated trip to Japan to
play q series of games with the team Of
Kieo university of Toxic. 1t will require
5000 TO pay the expenses Of the team
on the trip and, while the japanese are
willing to contribute s. 600, it will be neces-
sary to raise 5000 by subscription from
alumni now attending the commencement
exercises or in some other manner.
The athletic council has declined to fl
nance the project.
A movement has been started TO induce
the wealthy alumni Of the university 10
subscribe the necessary 5000
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TO STOP WHITE SLAVE
TRAFFIC IN THIS STATE
Governor Spry Is Urged to Have Bill
Drafted Ready to Pass by Next
Legislature-Some Statistics.

A request has been received by Gov.
William Spry to promote legislation in
Utah for suppression Of the white slave
traffic. The request comes from a body
calling itself a national committee fOr
the suppression of the traffic. with head
quarters in Chicago The communication
is from the secretary, Cldye A. Mann.
The chairman is Forrest Crissey, and the
list of directors contains the names OF
many refOrmers of national reputation.
The letter sets forth that $1,000 girls
are sold into slavery annually in the
United States and that the number i'm
ported is but attraction of those en-
trapped from their homes. The importa-
tons, however, number each year over
15O00.
It is urged upon the governor that he
have a strong bill formulated without de-
lay that it may be readily passed when
the next legislature cOnvenes
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REAL INDIANS TO Be At
INLAND EMPIRE EXPOSITION

Circulars boosting the great Inland En-
pire exposition, and asking their cooper
alton in making the affair a success by
exhibiting their products at the big show,
have been sent out TO the different manu-
facturers in the state and are being re-
spOnded to in a very satisfactory man
ner. Several Of the manufacturers have
signified their intention Of having dis
plays at the exposition, and each day
finds added enthusiasm being taken in
the coming event.
One of the big features At the fair this
year will be an Indian village, with real
redskins from the U1ntah reservation on
the grounds. Here, the exposition visitors
will have an opportunity to see genuine
Indian life, which is always interesting.
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Sixth Race.

81 Joe Won In a spectacular stretch
III. h7 was slow 70 get started, but
N-an DE- did he moved up fast and won
E seant nose just as the goal La
-ate was bumped early in the race and
~. ~. tallda.e ground She showed Won
e..lll speed. but faltered when the fin
~ came. NagaZam came up fast SwaE-
SENATOR was good for four furlongs.
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r,--a..'ais, June First race. one mile
-...5. 10 j. won SorrOwful. Z to 10,
-ll,e'..l- 81 Allairer y to /, third. Time
second race. five and one-haIf furlongs
s--E.s-. 90 !. won. Redeem. II 10 o..
, ..r sl. Lolita Creed, 10 70 !, third Time
mn .a race, SIX turlongs- Mailman. even.
,- NyInaal, TO 2, second; Al Muller.
E. Third. Time-Il5 as.
"a o.rth race. mile and seventy wards
.-- ..'. 90 30 won; Warner Griswold.
,---'-' 5,'nd; Csury, 40 TO /, third. Time
-. ,-. race. six furlongs-Woodland IL
10y. Won Boserrian. to ]. second; or
So. ,a ]. third. Time-i.l6 1-5
g nv. ieyt. one mtle-Meadowgr grass. s to
l-.aa. lu 20 I, third. TIme-l.44 is.
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BASEBALL BUG
REACHES PANAMA

Washington. June BASEBALL follows
the nag even IN our hot tropical posses
Slons- In the Panama canal zone two
leagues played a series of games in the
season Just closed there. At Colon the
sport has taken such a hold on the Deo-
pie that Il is proposed TO put I'D a new
baseball park prior TO the opening OF the
next league season. The Panama rail-
road company has granted the ground for
the purpose and the business men of Co
ion are contributing 20 a fund for the
erection OF an enclosure and grand stand
The games draw attendanees varying
from 600 10 lseao each game.
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1853


Winner. br. f., Ogden-Bre men. TT;
post minutes. Start good. Value to y
third handily. Panchita, 40 place, Is
~, 1 show.
Scratched-Rahble.
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COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland, Cal, June 22-Los Angeles
took the first game Of the series from
San Francisco today. 5 to 8. Griffin
started for San Francisco, but gave way
to Easily when Los Angeles began pound
ing him. Beales' home run and Delmas'
three-bagger helped the visitors roll Up
the long end Of the score. Score:
Toe Ar,o1os ~ =
san Francisco .--....-..-..---....-5
atteries-BrisWalte and OrendOrff;
Griffin, Easily and Berry
Sacramento. June 22-By placing the
only extra base hit in the fourth inning,
when Flanagan had reached first on a
single, Sacramento today won a pitchers
battle and third place from Portland.
Score: r H E
7 Ol Lidllu -s.s.s.s...--.-. s-r.-----s-V .
sacramento .-------.----.-. ...-----l D
Batteries-CarsOn. Guyn and Fisher.
Fitzgerald and Byrnes.
Los Angeles, June "a series of bad
plays by Oakland in the fourth permitted
Vernon TO make three runs in that in
ming and to win the game. Score;
R. H E.
NSiuoH --.--...'---'---- ..----------4
oakland .-.s....ss-...s.ss. ..s..s....1 5
Batteries-Schafer and Hogan; Wigs
and Lewis.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia June 22-AU National
league baseball games scheduled for to-
day were declared off out of respect TO
the memory of George B. Dovey, pres
ident of the Boston National league club,
whose funeral was held here today. The
teams of the Boston. Pittsburg and Phil
adelphia National league attended the
funeral in a body. The honorary pail
bearers included President Harry &. Pull
liam and Acting President John G.. Heyd-
ler representing the National league,
Barney Dreyfus of Pittsburg. Benjamin
F Shibe and 5. II. Jones. Philadelphia
American club. and other prominent base
ball men.
The active palibcarers were Players
Ferguson. Iindamar- Dah.en and Beau
mont of the Boston club.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Or. UImsn Held Accident Policy
When He Was Injured.

Because a man wearing heavy miners
boots jumped on a street car at East
First South on November Y last sudden
lv. and landed with force on DR.. Solo
man J. Ulman's ankle. the physician was
laid up for seven weeks He held 4
policy covering accidents Of ali kinds fin
the Fidelity q Casualty company of New
York and is now suing on it to compel
payment Of the indemnity promised. The
policy provided for 50 a week i'm case
Of accident with double liability If the
accident occurred on a public conveyance.
He demands s. 125 with interest from Jan
uary and costs.
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MISSIONS Daily eRINo.

ogden. June Edward Payson Yves
ton. the veteran pedestrian. who left
Hogup. Utah. at $50 this morning, rest
ed for the night at LuCin. Il miles west
ward He evidently found the Great Salt
Lake desert too much for him, for NJ was
forced to rest almost two hours at mid
day at Lemay. Weston leaves Lucin 10
continue his walk at ( O'Clock tomorrow
r....--.l--.-
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GRAND AMERICAN SHOOT.

Chicago, June 22.-The large field and
the failure of the traps to work property
IN the double events made 1t impossible
for any of the contestants to finish the
100 targets in the preliminary sweepstakes
practice for the grand American handi-
cap at the Chicago Gun club today. The
squad broke 100 targets straight-each Of
the five shooters accounting for twenty
straight. The squad was composed Of
Mrs A TOpperwein Of Texas, Voolfolk
Henderson Of Kentucky. Harvey Dixon Of
Missouri. George X. Macbie of Kansas
and II. d. Freeman Of GeOrgia.
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RESULTS AT NEWRuRX

,.s-5 .-ry England. June 22-Tbe in
v.-- selling plate Of 1Oe sovereirns for
MN -.,.->t distance five furlonEs. was
p ,y .,etF ny james r Keene's Coronal
7r5 .- ~ -ltaEy S Accuracy colt was Sec
-v-.-.-i The French Penny colt third
s.st,s our horses started The Empire
7-ggs-.- ..-----.li'ap of $40 sovereiEns. for
P-S WAS won bv Poor Bo(- Ef,,s +--
Ans second and Sieve Roe third
Vf--7. me thirteen starters was II p
----el naI1rf--rr az 4 10
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The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE
HERALD FORM CHART


ter
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DELIBERATE FOUL.

Niagara Falls, June Eddie Kelly.
the Buffalo newsbOy, was given the de-
Cision over Eddie Stanton of California
at the beginning of the third round Of
what was scheduled for ten-rOund bout
here tonight Stanton was given a bad
drubbing I'm the first two rounds and de-
Hberately fouled in the third to put an
end to the fight.
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m o Nento
70
third Silver
TroH Overwei tt
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Record at the local office. United States
weather bureau. for twenty-four hours
ending at 8 pm yesterday. Temperature
at p. m, =. maximum temperature. 81.
minimum temperature, Sc: mean TEMPER
allure. ~. which is one degree below nor
mai. Total excess since the first of the
month, g degrees. total excess since Jam
uary 1st. 1OI degrees. Precipitation at g
p. m. none; total precipitation since first
Of the month. .16 inch. which is SO inch
below normal Total excess since Janu-
airy 1st. 191 inches Relative humidity.
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100

i 81 20, 81, & IS
Winner Oh f. The Fog-L Hndo Trained by w P Maxwell Went to
HndoO
Alenburg
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Helena.

First base on errOrS-Helena. . Struck
out-By Butler 4; by Wells. l.: BIZ Ames.
= Base on balls-Off Butler 1. off Wells
? TwO-base hits-Elsey, SITS Sacrifice
hits-Morse, Elsey, Harmuth. FuchelL
Sacrifice fly-Elsey- Stolen bases-CahilI
Murray. Case, Gray. Double plays-Pe-
tree to Gray TO LOdell. Left on bases
Boise Z; Helena, 5. Hit by pitched ball
CahiU by Butler Innings pitched-By
Butler s; by Wells. 1; by Fender. 1. Base
hits-Off Butler. 3; off Wells. o Time
of game-1.55. Umpire-IcKfbben. At
fendauce-310
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ARNsT STILL CHAMPION.

: Wellington. y l.. June PR y
> Arust the New Zealand rover. by =
, defeating ". Webb on the Wanganui y
= river today. retains the sculling .
, championship Of the world. He fin y
. tshed three and three-fOurths lengths =
: ahead of Webb over a course three =
: and one-fourth miles long in the rec y
: ord time Of 1S:142s. y
.
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SIS. Trained by j. J. Connor. Went to post
good. Value to winner. S165. Won easily,
pass place, show. Banthel, 6-5 place, 3-5 show.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At MinneapOlis-First game: Louisville
O. Minneapolis 3. Second game: Louis
vile 8. Minneapolis l.
At St. PaUl-Indianspolis 2 St Paul s.
At Milwaukee-TOledO I, Milwaukee T.
At Kansas City-Kansas City-COlumbus
game postponed: rain.
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CALIFORNIA EXPERT WINS.

Philadelphia. June 22.-Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss, the California expert. and
Miss Edith Roth of Boston today defeat
ed Miss Elsie Little and Miss Louise Ham
mond. both of New York. in the play in
doubles in the womans national lawn
tennis championship on the courts Of the
Philadelphia Cricket club. All four are
high class players
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YALE. 5; PRINCETON. 2.

New York. June 22.-Yale defeated
Princeton today at American League
park. 8 10 .. and thus won the deciding
game of the series Yale was better at
the bat liz the field and in the box than
Princeton. Handicapped by poor support
White pitched a fine game for Princeton
Van Week pitched for Yale for seven
innings, giving way TO Merritt in the
eighth Score: r. II. Z.
Yale -. ...-......-..--. -.--...... .-...-.5 II l
ErlnceNon ----.--- ------------------
Batteries-Nan Week. Merritt and
Sweeney; White and Dawson.
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Johnson CALLS BOSS GO oFF.

Boston. June 22-Jack Johnson. the
heavyweight champion. has called off his
match with Tony Ross at Pittsburg and
viii 60 from Boston to the Pacific coast.
johnson is anxious to clinch a match
with Al Kaufman before Stanley Ketchel
accepts Kaufman's terms, according to a
statement tonight.
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Salt Lake.

summary Earned TuIS-oalt Lake z,
Butte !. Two-base hits-Campbell, Neh-
ring Fortier, Lussi. Base on balls-Off
McAdams ?, off Hunt 9, off Thomas ].
Struck out-By Dunn 2 by Hunt 3. by
Thomas T. Left on bases-Salt Lake 4,
Butte Z Innings pitched-McAdams 2
Dunn Z. Hunt ., Thomas 4. Hits-Off
McAdams 4, off Dunn l. off Hunt 4, off
Thomas 1. Stolen bases-Fortier, Lussi
Sacrifice hits-HammOnd, Hunt. Time Of
game-1:25. Umpire-Carney. Attendance
800.
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VANDERBILT WINS

s- June The Prix Neva was rf5n
q V.tS amps today and won bv N
'--ist..-. ---l S ChandOs Ross Adams
I.ia won the Prix Chateau
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Portland. June 22.SScore: r. H. f.
Vancouver -..---.--..-. ..-.--...---b
Portland ....--.----..- .---.........5
Batteries-Gilligan, Hickey and Stanley,
Sugden; Cough, Pinnance, Murray and
Fourier.
Seattle. June 22.-Score: r. H. r.
Tacoma -.-.--..--r--- ----.r------.s1 .
Batteries-Rush and Custer; Claflin and
Sheeha1.
Spokane. June 22.-Score: r. II. z.
Aberdeen .'........... ...........3
SPOKANE .-----.-0
Batteues-PernOu and O'Brien; Gregg
and Ostdiek
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CAUGHT Walker Asleep.

In the second heat Lawson demanded
that DevOnivich drop out two laps from
home. When this time came Lawson
jumped and caught Walker completely
off his guard. In an instant Lawson was
by and ready to fight Walker should he
attempt to come around. Caught off his
stride, Walker was plainly out of IL. but
he gamely picked up speed and fought 81
out 10 the tape, Lawson winning by half
a wheel
1t was in the third heat where the real
fight came Off. Lawson again jumped
Walker and got around. when, to his
surprise. Walker started to jump Lawson
again. II got his front wheel up even
with Lawson before the men got up 10
top speed, but with Lawson on the pole
he kicked home a safe winner
Walker claimed a foul in this heat, pro-
testing that Lawson had switched him
up the bank as he tried TO come around
The officials said otherwise and gave
Lawson the heat and the race amid the
wild cheering of the crowd.
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lon ~ 4. June Sd. p. Rhodes of. Ros.
lest ,-t lawn tennis Championship co1.
al. 5--s conducted at WimbIsdo5 -.
-a-e2 A. ". Andrew. ga 81 81
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OCEAN TO OCEAN RACE.

Seattle. Wash, June 22.-The Shawmut
car arrived at Ellensburg. rs miles east
of here, at 5:1I this evening. s hours and
Is minutes behind Ford No. . The Shaw
NUT made the run from Yakima to EIlens-
burg. forty-seven miles, in / hour and As
minutes.
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M'eooRTY AND ALLARo DRAW.

Calumet. Mich. June Eddie Nc
GoOrty of Oshkosh and Art AIlard of Lake
Linden fought ten hard rounds to draw
here last night McGoorty had~the bet
ter of the last six rounds, but the agree
ment before the fight was that if both
finished on their feet it would be declared
a draw
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Pye Lands His Record.

When it was announced that Ernie Pye
was after the twO-mile unpaced record
few thought he could get the mark.
Starting out at an easy clip. he rode the
quarter I'm Is When the mile mark was
passed in 1883 and the time announced
the crowd began to cheer. Pye apparent
~ did not slacken his pace, but game
ly kept up the struggle until the tape was
crossed. As soon as the pistol ended the
race against time it was seen by the eX-
element among the officials that the rec
ORD had been broken, and the crowd
yelled, hardly giving Announcer Fred
Meaken a chance to give the time Of
4.02 %
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REPREHENsIeLE TO ALLOW IT,
CBaitimore American.l

Husband (reading from his paperj-Hers
they say, is comet coming toward the
earth, travelling at the rate OF a million
miles z minute.
Wife awakening from a doze)-Why
don't they enforce the speed law better?
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HANDICAPPED.
cleveland Leader.)

Cleveland LEADER
ChoHie-You refuse me?
Dollie-I certainly do.
Choilie-I feel like blowing out nv
brains, y know
DOllie-PoOr bOyi And such an act
would be impossible, wouldn't it?