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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

QUICKLY TO Long, De %, MS wall ike
defense completely battling Bundy. In
the third set Long had. even an easier
time of 1T. as Bundy apparently had
become discourag ed and let down in
his play. Then, too, Long has the habit
of playing his best game in the third
set. In this set Long ran through the
set quickly, finally taking it at 6-1.
The final score was Go, 6-s. 81 for
Long.
The victory of Long over Bundy
earned for him the right to meet Nat
Emerson, the title holder, in the qhal-
lenge round, a match which was put
on promptly at o'clock.
In the first game both men appeared
nervous and Long Melted three balls,
Emerson taking the game. Then fol-
lowed three easy games for Long. En-
erson, however, took the next quickly,
bringing the score to So. The sixth
went to the Californian. Then followed
grand. brace on the part OF Elmer
son. who captured the next three games
and the lead at ST.. In the tenth
game Emerson led at SO-love and it
and scored four clean passes. took the
game and evened the score at 5-alI.
The advantage game went to- Elmer
son. but Long again tied the score at
6-aH. In the next game Long broke
through Emerson's serve and took the
Emerson at this stage. but the western
champion surprised the crowd by TAX
ing Longs serve and tying the score
at 7-all.
racking in the extreme, but Emerson
played badly at critical points and
Long took both games and the set, 81
In the second set Emerson again took
the first game. Here history repeated
and Long took the next three games
and the lead at al. The fifth game
went to Emerson, but Long took the
next, raising his lead to AZ. The
next two games were won alternately,
making the games 5-4, but Emerson
rallied wonderfully and took the next
two. which gave him the lead at SIS.
Here, however. Emerson encountered
the hardest kind of luck and Melted
several balls at critical times. and
Long took the next two games and the
set at rs.
The third set was keen disappoint-
ment for Emerson seemed to tire
greatly. The western champion strove
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Jimmy Britt
Knocked Out
By. Britisher
EngIfshn1en crazed Win Joy
When Johnny Summers
Floors Californian
Ispsoiai Dispaioh to The Call

LONDON, July 51.--Although Jimmy
Britt. the California boy, was knocked
out by Johnny summers Of England in
the ninth round tonight, all who saw
the battle pronounced 1t one of the
greatest ring contests that has been
seen here in years Britt made game
fight. He jumped to his feet after tho
count Of 10 and wanted to fight it out.
but the referee waved him aside
Britt wasn't knocked out completely.
he had gone down from terrific right
handler 10 the jaw, and in the din that
Summers admirers set up. The time
keepers voice was drowned and few
heard the count
Then came one Of the greatest DEM
enstrstions hghter ever got in Eng
land crazed with JOY the Englishmen
stormed the ring, ran the British coIors
10 the top OF the mast and carried sum
n1ers 10 his dressing room on the top of
their heads
Britt was nearly done. for in the sec
ond round. Ia a spectacular nixup
Britt was knocked 10 the fiat of his
back with right TO the jaw. He lay
Sill with his arms outstretehed and
fast did set up in time. Though stag
gering he managed TO cross his right
% Summers jaw and down went the
Rritisher. The bell saved Summers
from q knockout.
From that time on the battle was a
stubborn one. Summers seemed to be
tie stronger. though Britt won the ad-
rpinatlon Of the crowd because OF his
splendid footwork and defensive box
ing Thus It went TO the ninth
Britt came out or his corner appar-
entity as fresh as ever. Summers
worked close and Britt fought back
vieiously He had the Englishnaan
rocking several times. but finally sum
mers landed hard right to the jaw
and Britt went down for the count that
brought the battle TO an end. 1t was
The third meeting OF the men. Britt
having secured a decision in the first
tight and Summers a like verdict in the
second. This defeat may mean that
Hugh Macintosh Will cancel the Aus
tFalfan tour he had planned for Britt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
the afternoon cards:
Three Motorcycles Records
Are Broken
Especial Dispaich TO The CALI

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July 31.-The
in this city this afternoon and three
worlds records were broken ere night.
Fred Huyck went mile in AZ s-5.
breaking the amateur record for that
distance. and shortly after he chugged
five miles in $40. 1-5. smashing the
amateur record for that distance also.
In the professional test De Roster
tore off 20 miles in the remarkable
time of 20:13 20, setting new mark
for the distance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
PITCHER FANS EIGHTEEN

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July Sl.--Frank
Allen. the college pitcher secured by
Detroit for a fall tryout struck out
Is men and twirled a hitiess. runlesS
game yesterday against local inde-
pendent league team. Only one run
ner reached first on a pass. but Allen
caught him mapping.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

in vain to turn the tide in his favor.
Time and again he worked the score to
deuce only TO lose out and Long took
six straight games and the set at
6-1. The final score was 81, rs,
60,
The, victory OF Long gives him his
first leg on the western championship
trophy, upon which Nat Emerson has
his name twice engraved Had Emer-
son won he would have gained per
manent possession of the cup. sum
mary:
MEMS SINGLES
Final round-M. H. Long beat T. c. Bundy.
6-3. 6-3, 81.
Challenge round-N. H. Long CchaHenger) beat
Nat Emerson (holder). 81. Us. so.
MEMS DOUBLES
Final rOund-Trux Emerson and r. A. Holden
Jr. beat the Mcouistoh brothers, 4-s s.,
6-S, 6-4
woMEN's SINGLES
Challenge round-Miss Carrie B. Nicely (holder)
beat Mrs. c. Beard challenger. s-1, rs.
woAENs DOUBLES
Final round-Miss Hoyt and Miss SeeIey beat
Mrs Beard and Miss Steever. 6--S. -
MIXED DOUBLES
Final round-Miss Nicely and John c. Nicely
Jr. beat Miss Hoyt and Morris L. Johnston. 60,
IS GO
MIXED DOUBLES CONSOLIDATION
Final round-Niss steever and Mrs. ForstaIl
beat Mrs. Pratt and Mr.. Watson. Ell. SIS.
Miss Hotchkiss Sweeps Board
VICTORIA, July 31-The American
players swept the board in the cham
pionships at the tennis tournament
which came to a conclusion today
Joe Tyler, the Spokane player. vrested
the mems title from B. Schwengers OF
Victoria after a struggle which went
the full FIVE sets. the score being SIS
e.. rs. IS. Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
of Berkeley. Cal. had an easy victory
over Miss NJ. Pitts of Victoria and re-
tanned the British Columbia champion
ship by score of So. 60. The final
sof the mems doubles was won by
Tyler of Spokane of .MacRae of Van
couver. who defeated B. Schwengers
and Gowerd of Victoria by IS. Go.
60, 10. In the finals of the ladies'
doubles Miss Hotchkiss OF Berkeley
was again triumphant when partnered
by Miss X. Ryan OF Santa Monica
They defeated Mrs. Talbot and Miss NJ
Pitts of Victoria, SIS. 81.
The mixed doubles went to Mr.. Hop
per and Miss Hotchkiss of California
who defeated MacRae and Mrs. Tai
bot Victoria. 81, SIS.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Melville Long Takes
Western Tennis Title
San Francisco Lad Deeisively Beats Nat
Emerson of Cincinnati
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

July premier
championship the Onwentia
Chicago, today.
Melville H.
C. Bundy California the final round the
followed
and played his
Buhdy all
beautifully
unable successfully tall rival The
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Rofs. EEAerE scHEpuLE

Following is the schedule Of. the Cali
fornia Boys. league games for today:
At Recreation. park: Morning at 9
O'Clock. ElTery Arms vs.. NJ. J. B.; at
1890. owls vs.. Aoorps;. 4rSo p. m,
Acorns VS.. Brackets.
At San Rafael: Morning San Ha iael
". Brackets. 81.
At san Leandro- Morning. Fuilers
vs. Greens. =.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
OUTING AND BARBEcUE.

The Alameda fish and game protec-
tive association gives its third annual
outing and barbecue on SUNDAY.
August S. at Camp Bonita near Pleas
anton The barbecue will be under
the charge of Walter r. Welch, fish.
game and fire warden for Santa Cruz
county
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01
Last Day at Streator

STREATOR, Ill, July S1.-A big
crowd was present at the closing days
program of the races here. In drives
which illustrated his great cleverness
A. l. Thomas. the veteran grand cir
cult driver. landed TWO closely con-
tested heat races. Summaries:
2:2s trot. purse. $500:
Belle Of ST. Louis b. m, by Mondorf
tIaylofD 3 / 1
Major Law. black g.. by Heir at Law
Frank H., b. g. (McLaughlin) ......42 2 ?
Charm q, S. e. (Hawkins) ..............2 8 4 8
Time-2:19ls; 2:244: 2:2114: 2:214. Brother
John, Addie B and Fireball distanced.
PLY trot. purse. $500;
Captain Aubrey. b. s., by Peter the
Great tIhomasl . B I 1
Lady Agile, b. M. by Bellsire (Mc-
Laughing s.------r--. z 2
Belbar, b. $, by Escobar Taylor ....1 2 as 8
Black Jack. black z. tHawkinsl g 49,
Timc-2:15Ai 2;157; 2:l6ls 2:20k; 2.2f.
Marion finished fifth.
21s pace purse. s4OO
Lord Staley. br. g.. by Eadgens stsmura
tIhomasl ....--.-..-. ---....-.-....6
Silver Bow. b. e.. by waitz (DoyIe). IL 4
Flight. oh. m. (Ault House, ........2 3 4 9
Mack Attell. b. Z. tGadneidl .......3 3 3
Time-2:I7%: 3:I6A; 2:1714: 2nsH. Per
ella fifth, Robert Wilkes dlstsnced.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-01

Those three double plays helped the Seals osfs i
lot- incidentaly. Zeider figured il two Of thenl
the issi one being hard. low catch back Of the
second bag McArdle and Williams got away
with smother between them MeArdie seemed 70
b all orer the infeld AZ enc particulaf tinFe.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
Every Body Needs

a good sal,e and Dr.. Bells Annsepie Soive is
the best. 1t is creamy snow white ointment.
Guaranteed for all skin diseases. 25c. Farmer S
Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
SLOWER FOR the FORGE.

NmeSs AlstAs1 Of Producing Air Prss-
owee AvtsMstiesliy.
4 Ds4Aod for producing air pres
sags 1oe ~ u blowing q forge FIRE II
s1oWn b IT, accompanying illustra-
tlna- TA1s device can be used where
. vetss pressure Of thirty pounds or
nses can b obtained. A two inch tin
a galvanized Iron pipe. A. y sOldered
iste ths top Of Eve gallon oil can. b
4 90 inch covpling II soldered into
IL ~ and at The top Of the can. and
Q go iAeh pipe cited into this coupling
lea1s to tie forge dre.
A. Q certain amount Of water must
se0aiH IN the can B at all times. 8
tap, c, made from pipe fittings II
soaAsced In the side and at the bottom
q IL can. This will keep the water
lsvsi b the height shown by the dotted
Nns n the can B. The water mali
D b connected up to a place directl.
over tie galvanized pipe A and iittet
With q noEzle. 4. that will reduce thu
Wstss stream to three-sixteenths OF al
inch. There should BE- q space Of two
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
r1E HOLLY cIIrErrA1N. HOLLY. coLokADo.

Imitation japanese work is the sim.
piest thing in the world. Take any
box with a smooth wooden surface
and on 1t paste leaves that have been
pressed out fiat. arranging them in
pretty designs. Then yarnish and pol
ish. and the effect is exquisite japanese
art
Mrs. Hunt-From what hear Of
your husband l should infer that he
Is man of iron will. Mrs. Blunt
You're right. he is. and pig iron at that
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
CONTEST NOTICE
Drpsrtnest of the Ister,or
q.

DepsTfnifnt oF tke IsfeftoF
Uaed States Land OGce.
Ls,.sr. Colorado. Sept "A, 1903.
sufficient contest sGdsvi, having been Eed in hi. Of
See BY John D. Randolph eoa,esisn Jesse Young
Enry No. 7763 made April 1877 for northeast quarter
Section IL. Township Is. South. Range II Wes, 9th Prn-
eipsl Meridian. by Je.ae Young. which
sese} that he has totally .b.ndoned sal. land that he has
not made mprov thereon and ths SAID sbsence
caused BY his employment the army navy of
the United States and h. said defaults continue the
present time Sad parties hereby notified
sponnd and oGer evidence touching ssd slesat 10
Receiver the United State. Land oGee in Lamar.
Colorado,
Sad coniesisni having skd.v fled the l4ih
day Of August 1903 forth facts which show that after
due dlseac. personal service Of this notice be
sde ia hereby ordered and directed that such be
given by due and proper publication.
c. Frost Lisseu. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
The Lost Balance.

A bright little girl Of five listened
intently while neighbor told her
mother all about the death Of her in
fant some years before. The poor
little fellow was leaning over the
washtub." said the visitor. 'and l was
out of the room Suddenly | heard
splash. ran downstairs but 1t was
too late The baby had lost his bal
ance. fallen in and was drowned"
Five-year- old. In open mouthed horror.
gazed at the bereaved mother for sev-
cral minutes before she spoke. Then
she asked. ''yNid you ever find the bahy's
ba .anceT' --t'hil4delphis Record
Mrs. Highdy-And has she really got
two servants?
Mrs. FIutter-Yes; cne coming and
one going Comic Cuts.
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Located.

The conversation had turned on the
story Of the surgeon who, having on.
erated on 4 man. sewed up the wound,
leaving y sponge inside. and 1t was
noted that one Of the company sud
denly turned CHASTITY pale.
whats the natter" they cried.
"Why. was operated on for appen
dicitis the other week. and remembei
now that just after 1t my doctor com
plained Of having lost his umbrella.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26

MIS-. Nucun-MTS. OhsSye Tells Lue
there are two horrid gossips on our
street. Mr. Nucum-So? Did she name
the other one?-Bohemian Magazine.
Astronomical.
Some curious and interesting astro.
nomical phenomena are recorded In
the old Chinese annals which go back
to great antiquity. In GS7 B. c. IA
night is mentioned without clouds and
without stars. This may perhaps re-
fer to total eclipse Of the sun. but
II SO the eclipse is not mentioned In
the Chinese list of eclipses. In the year
141 B. c. it is stated that the sun and
moon appeared Of a deep red color dur
ing five days. phenomenon which
caused great terror among the peo-
pie. In "A B. C. 1t is related that II
star as large as the moon appeared
and was followed in its motion by sew
eral stars of ordinary size. This
probably refers to an unusually large
bolide. or fire ball. In 80 B. c. a fall
Of meteoric stones Is recorded.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtneai Of the Interior.
U. S. Land O&ce.

U. S. Land O&ce.
Lamar Colo. Nov ). 1903.
A .sGee.t eeae., skdsvi, having been sied in h. Of
Zee By Amy d. Psee contesisnt. against Wilson ID.
Devils entry No. made Oct. II. 1907. for the south
vest quarter Of section o. township Is SOUTH 42
l.. has wholly abandoned .bove described .nd tbs, has
aever resided ,hereoa and that said sbsence
caused by his snpoynen, the Of the United
Ss,es; and that said defaults the present date
Said parties hereby notised appear. respond and
sGer eviaeace touching said allegation 10 O'Clock
NJ on Dec. 49, 1903. before the register snd receiver.
st the U. s. land o&ce in Lamar. Colo.
The s.A eon,es,sn, having. in f.. proper .6duv fled
Nov. l. 1903. forth fscts which show that alter due
diligence personal service Of this be made.
by due sad proper publication.
G.. Frost Lisset. Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26

II there Is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice. write
to the doctor. and he will
answer you fully. There Is
no charge for this service.
The address Is DR.. w. B.
Caldwell. 500 Caldwell bldg,
Monticello. III.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26

II you desire clear complexion take FoIey's
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bic as it will simulate these organs and thor
oughly cleanse your system. which is what
everyone needs in order to feel well. The
Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
Au.oxAr1o ronos BLOWN.

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eeening in the tube A. The waite,
sntssiAg the top Of the tube A vii
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spal IN B keeps constant pressure In
~ can under the weight Of the in.
Sowing water. The pressure obtained
VIII depend on the height Of the tube
4 anl the depth Of the seal IN the
eA1.-Popular Mechanics
!, Burgiar-sorry, madam. but l want
your money. Spinster (furiously)-
Yea are Just like all the men. It's
oaly my money you want.-Puck.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-11-26
An Indigestion
Remedy Free

Many people who are otherwise
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
INTIMATE FRIENDS
SEE WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF MISS LOMBARD
AND Mr.. DooDs is A QUIET
AFFAiR-sociETY.

An unusually pretty. although quiet.
wedding was solomnized yesterday aft
trnoon, wnen Mss Isabel Lombard
daughter of Mrs. Charles Lombard. be
came the wife OF Edwin Dodds Of CO.
lumhus. The pretty ring service OF the
Episcopal church was performed ny
Rev. Walker Leuulc- Smith in the pres
cncc of Il few intimate friends and rel
atives. The house was artisticaily deg
GRATED, a dainty color scheme of pink
and white being carried out with guam
titles of asters, sweet peas and roses,
The bride W ne handsome gray trav-
cling gown with hat to match. The
couple was unattended. Following the
ceremony. wedding luncheon was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Doous lett on
an evening train for Butte and. after
a few days. will 60 to- Columbus. where
they will make their home. Mrs. Dodds
claims Missoula as her birthplace and
Missoula claims her as one of her
most charming and lovable daughters.
MIR. &Dodds holds a position i'm one OF
the leading banks in Columbus and is
well known and popular throughout
the state, especially in Missouia. where
he attended the university for several
years.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
| SW|NDLER REAPS
RICH HARVEST
USES NAMES OF VANCOUVER
FIRMS TO vtcTiMiZE CANA
DIAN MANUFACTURERS.

Vancouver. Fl. c. Sept. 22.-ThrouEh
the use of the names of Vancouver
firms and hanks. American and Cana
dian manufacturers have been victim
lied to the extent ri many thousands
rf dollars by Il swindler, Robert Kelly,
head of Il local grocery firm. received
a letter several days ago from. the
proprietor of concern in Battle Creek,
Mich, thanking him for a large order
and stating that the Battle Greek man
had taken pleasure in entertaining MIR.
Blank. Kelly buyer, Kelly did not
recognize the name given and insti-
tutea inquiries. similar letters arrived
in the next mail. together with forged
checks and drafts amounting to near
In $1,000 Investigation showed that
the alleged buyer had called on man
ufacturcrs in Winnipeg. Toronto, Mon
treal. Chicago and other cities. and,
after giving liberal orders, had cashcd
forged drafts. From the number. Of
checks returned. IL Is evident that at
least 50 have been cashed, ranging
from 500 to $500 each.
The checks had been especially nth
ographed. containing photograph of
the company's warehouse. besides the
signature of the auditor and fraud
uient accepted stamp OF the Bank o.
Montreal.
Kelly believes that thousands of dol
lars in fraudulent paper is now in the
mails coming to his firm and that
dozens of carloads of goods are on the
way west.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
ODD FELLOWS PARADE
HIGHLY SPECTACULAR

Seattle. Sept. 22.-The spectacular
feature Of the weeks session of the
sovereign grand lodge of the Independ-
ent order of odd Fellows was the pa
rafe this afternoon. when Io.00n odd
Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah
marched through the downtown streets
The parade was the largest fraternal
demonstration ever seen in the north
west
The procession was led by the Cam
tons of Patriarchs Militant in full re
gala. These We're followed by the
rank and file of the order, on foot ana
in automobiles. The Rebekahs were
in automobiles gaiiy decorated with
the colors of the order
1t was stated today. after Atlanta
had been chosen as the next conven-
ton city. that it was the intention of
the sovereign lodge to meet in a for
eign city within "A few years. proha-
bly, at Copenhagen in 1911.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
ACCUSED ARE PLACED
UNDER HEAVY BONDS

Chicago, Sept. 22.-George c. Hazel
ton, Jr.. playwright. and l.. Scott KEN
per. attorney, both of New York. who
were arrested here last night charged
with attempting to extort $4,000 from
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. channon, were
placed under bond today.
Bail to the extent of $500 in each
case was furnished by Murray Mel
son, Jr
MIR and Mrs. Channon were In court.
the former with packet of papers,
which, he said. would suhstantiate his
charge that an attempt had been made
by the defendants to blackmaii him
and his wife in connection with the
settlement of the estate of Mabel Arey
Ludlam. half-sister of Mrs. IMAM
non.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-23
SEVERE SENTENCES
IMPOSED UPON WOMEN

London, Sept. GA magistrate at
Birmingham today sentenced Mary
Leigh and Charlotte Marsh. two of
the ringleaders Of the suffrafette out
break at the meeting in Birmingham.
September II. when Premier Asquith
delivered an address on the budget.
To two and three months at hard labor
respectively.
Another woman was given one
month at hard labor.
When the sentences We're announced.
number of suffragettes picked UP
whatever they could lay hands on in
the form of missiles and broke the
windows of the court room.