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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR YACHT RACE

AT the meeting of yacht owners held
at the Commercial Club last evening
handicaps were decided upon and the
course mapped out. The race will
start at 10 o'clock in the morning and
the time limit will be four hours. This
is for a course of II miles. There
can be only four crew in each boat, in
Guiding the helmsman. The cup must
be won three times, legs on it now
being held by the Defiance, Maggie and
Princess.
The handicaps fixed for the race on
June 6 were as follows:
Defiance, scratch; Maggie, Minis;
Dagmar, Is Minis; Malolo and Chip, 20
Minis. each.
The course will be as follows; Start
ing from a line between the yacht club
wharf and a stake boat, directly out of
the channel to the outer red buoy
marking the entrance to Pearl Har-
Dor This mark to be left to port.
Thence back along the same channel
to the striped can buoy off the PENN
sula, leaving this mark to starboard.
Thence along the channel to the North
and East of Ford Island, leaving the
black stake to port, to stake boat
anchored off the Waiau rice mill. This
mark to be left to starboard. Thence
following the regular channel round
Ford Island, leaving all black marks
to starboard and all red marks to port,
to the starting point.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
LADY CHAMPION
LOSES HER TITLE

NEW YORK, May Mrs Barger-
Wallach of New York holder of ma
tional tennis championship at singles,
met defeat today in the seminal round
of the women's tournament on the
courts of the West Side tennis club
here. She was beaten Is, 6-S, 6-1
by Miss L e. Hammond, the West Side
title holder. The other semifinal
resulted in victory for Miss Marie Wag-
defeated the New Jersey player, Miss
E. Marins, e., C., Go. One of the
semifnals in the doubles was also
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
GUN CLUBS SHOOT
THIS AFTERNOON

The seventh shoot of the Hawaiian
Gun Club will take place on the Ka-
kaako range at O'Clock this after
noon. Both Porter and Harvey will be
present and will have their final try
for the championship. Should one or
the other win, the contest will be set
tied for good and all; but should both
fail, the competition will have to go
on. For that reason the go is a par
U, 7rly interesting one.
Immediately preceding the shoot,
Messrs. Joseph Keegan and billiard
J. Rosencrantz, who are exploiting the
new Maxim gun silencer, will give an
exhibition of their device. This should
attract large number of marksmen to
the range.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
SENATOR QUINN
HEAD Of LEAGUE

Senator E. w. Quinn, the Father of
Sunday Baseball" has accepted the Of
flee of President of the Oahu Baseball
League.
The offer of the presidency of the
new league was made to Senator Quinn
early in the week, but pressure of prl-
vate business caused him to hesitate
until today His acceptance was an
nounced at a meeting of the represen-
tatives of the league held at noon
The presence of Senator Quinn at
the head of the Oahu Baseball League
is in itself a great boost. He is a
baseball fan of the first class and a
promoter of good sport second to none.
With this last card to its credit, the
successful launching of the new league
may be regarded as complete.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
SPORTDRIF

Among the motorcycle riders to take
part in the races on June II are: H.
Chiffon, Herrick, Sang, S. r. Berger,
Sylvester Garida and John B. Ponte.
Hall & Sons and Theo. H. Davies &,
.Company's baseball teams will meet
at Aala park at o'clock next Satur-
day afternoon, Both teams contain
big league players.
At Aliiolani college yesterday after
noon the borders played a game of
baseball with the day students, the
former winning by a score of II to g.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May IA
The Glidden tour pathfinder car
reached this city from Denver at 2:1O
this afternoon. The car will start on
it's return trip to Detroit tomorrow
morning.
MONTREAL, May 14.-Regina!d
Vanderbilt's champion, DR.. Delwonk,
was an easy winner of the blue ribbon
at the horse show today for horses in
Harness exceeding 11.3.
The conference of .the Riverside Lea
que, in an effort to patch up the differ
ences between the teams, will be held
at the ce of A. l.. c. Atkinson at
1890 p. m. tomorrow.
~
The return of Walter Dillingham;
from the Coast by tomorrow's steamer
is matter of considerable interest TO
polo players, it being hoped that he
will be able to infuse a little life into
the effort to have a season of exciting
games.
This morning the Wall, Nichols Co.
baseballers received a challenge from
employees of H. F. Wishman & Com
pany for a series of games. This chal-
lenge will be filed and taken up little
later on, as the bookman have their
dates all filled for the present.
The last of the regular entertain
ments of the Kilohana Art League for
this year will take place at the Castle
kindergarten on King street tomor-
row evening, beginning at S:15 o'clock.
Admission will be by card. An excel
lent program has been arranged by
Mrs. Won Holt and Mrs. D. Howard
Hitchcock.
As Aala park will be given over this
afternoon to the parade ana review OF
the Kamehameha cadets by Governor
Frear, there will be no baseball, prac-
tice or otherwise, there from 3 O'Clock
on. The review will take place at A
O'Clock.
DR.. Hand yesterday inspected Kapio-
lani Park track and arranged in detail
the plans of work to be done there aft
err June l. The program of the band
on the afternoon of the races is now
being prepared.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26

Senators Harvey, Moore and Quinn
are reported to be preparing protest
against Governor Frear's recent ad-
verse criticism on the Senate of Ha-
wall delivered In a public address.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
KAP|OLAN|S To
SETTLE PILIkIA

A meeting of the Kapiolani Baseball
of John F. Sylvia this evening at which
it is hoped that the troubles of the or.
ganization may be satisfactorily settled.
Undoubtedly the withdrawal of the
All Hawaiis will be permanent. This
team has never shown up in a shape
to compete in a proper way, and by
getting out they will help rather than
hinder the league. The All Hawaiis
propose selling out to the Kalihis and
it is this proposition that the League
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
THE ST. LOUIS
alumni ANNUAL

The annual reunion banquet of the
St. Louis College Alumni Association
will take place on the evening of the
of the 26th of June at the College
Dining Hall
These yearly celebrations are al
ways looked forward to with a great
deal of pleasure by the old st. Louis
boys and the committee in charge of
the event plans to have a better time
than last year.
The best singing orchestra in the
city will be engaged for the occasion
and the well known ST. Louis double
quartette will sing the familiar and
good old songs of the college. A spe-
cial stage will be erected for speciality
entertainers and soloists which will
be made a feature of the program.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
SENATE TACKLES
SUGAR SCHEDULES
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Sc
nate has begun consideration of the
sugar schedules. Senator McEnery of
Louisiana strongly opposed free sugar
in speech made yesterday.

THE SPRECKELS DEMURRER.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 96.-Argu
ment on demurrer in the distribution
of the Claus Spreckels estate has been
set for July 49,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
MEMS DOUBLES IN
TENNIS MATCHES

The opening games of the mems
doubles for the Bockus and Castle cups
took place on the courts of the Bere-
tdnia Tennis Club yesterday afternoon,
the following being the results:
A. l.. Lowrey and e. S. Gee beat T..
Richards and A. Richards, 62, 6-3, Ga;
W. L. Warren and d. w. Anderson beat
j. Nacconel and l. Hurd, 6-3, 63, 6-3;
A. r. Cunha and c. G. Bockus beat R.
G. K. Forster and L. S. CONFESS, rs,
4-6, ga, GA; AL. Castle and Captain
Low beat r. B. Rietow and j. ]. Page,
2-6, 1913, CO. 81 6-3.
This afternoon there will be two
matches, play to start at 1870, the fol-
lowing being the teams:
A. L. Lowrey and E. S. Gee VS.. w. L..
Warren and d. w. Anderson; A. R..
Cunha and C. G. Bockus VS.. A. l.. Cas-
tie and Captain Low
HSsSHsSSSSSsSSS>$sS >SSzSSSS&SS>SS>>s
played today. Mrs. H. H. Mclean, for
merly Miss Helen Romans, the national
title holder, and her partner, Mrs. G. II.
Chapman, defeated Mrs. A. G. Miles and
Miss Edna Widely 6-3, 6-3.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26

AS Aala park will be given over this
afternoon to the parade ana review OF
the Kamehameha cadets by Governor
Frear, there will be no baseball prac-
tice or otherwise, there from O'Clock
on. The review will take place at A
O'Clock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26

DR.. Hand yesterday inspected Kapio
lani Park track and arranged in detail
the plans of work to be done there aft
er June /. The program of the band
on the afternoon of the races is now
being prepared.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26

This morning the Wall, Nichols Co.
baseballers received a challenge from
employees of H. F. Wishman & Com
pany for a series of games. This chal-
lenge will be filed and taken up little
later on, as the bookman have their
dates all filled for the present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26

The return of Walter Dillingham;
from the Coast by tomorrows steamer
is a matter of considerable interest TO
polo players, it being hoped that he
will be able to infuse a little life into
the effort to have a season of exciting
games.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-05-26
BAND CONCERT

There will be a public moonlight
band concert this evening at 1880 at
Aala Park:
PART /.
Observation-Disclosures Beach go. .Souza
Overture-Ivan ...,.... Conterno
(a) Pablita ............. de Longpre
(b) Salute to the u. S.....d de LOngpre
observation-disclosures Girl ..... .Balfe
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiian songs. Ar by Berger
Selection-My Old Kentucky Home
.................. .Dalbey
Waltz-City Life ........ translator
Finale-Au Moku ..,....... Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-05
D. s. Coleman Moves to
 Jonesboro.

D. s. Coleman. who has been mana ger of tho Hudson & Dugger Heading factory (the Hurley & Ross planD for the past year, has resigned the place to accept the management of the H. Al frey plant at Jonesboro.
 The place made "acant by Mir. coleman's resignation has been filled by the appointment n of Fitch Jones as local manager.
 MT. Coleman has gone to Jonesboro to assume the duties of his new place, though he will probably aet move his family there for several months yet. He Is a most efficient business man and it is said that the change offered him many superior advantages In 2 business way.
 Mir. CoIeman's successor. Manager Fitch Jones, has been connected with the Brinkley plant ss bookkeeper and cashier for several yaars and Is wei and favorably known.
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Mrs. w. A. Thomson Dies
 In Memphis.

On Tuesday evening. after a pro lonsed illness of naay months, Mrs; ". A. Thoma.son, of this city, passed away in a Memphis Intirmary.
 Mrs. Thomson had undergone sev : eral surgical operations and never re- covered from the shock
 Mrs. Thomson was survived by three sons. two daughters and her hus band.
 The family. Misses Faye and Marie Messrs. Hudson and Roy. together with the brothers. Messrs. Percy and Bud Walker. were present when the loved one passed away.
 The funeral war at Greenlawn ceme' tery, in Mempeis. on Tuesday morning
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THE SPOT CASH STORE.

Manager stockard the clever manager of the People's s Gin has gone to his horne in Forrest City for 3 sev- eral months stay.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Hirsch have been out of the city for the past week. Mr. H. has been on visit to his old home at Peoria. III. and Mrs. H. with her mother in Memphis.
 -FeR RENT The smal! store room or office directly opposite the postoffice between the AReys office and Grothe's Bakery.
 "A new booster arrived on We'd nesday morning and he's at home with City Clerk H. L. BrIckell. He's the 5th boy in Henry family. He makes the 3o0oth citizen of Brinkley.
 The cutest little piece of fun that we have seen for some time and which in itself bespesks genius, is a hand printed Brinkley paper. The name of the paper is The Jackson Boys Pa per. The news for the sheet was furnished by Masters Eugene. Howard Roy and Francis and Eugene was the publisher and editor-in-chief. The circulation was confined to the neigh borhood:
 Our clever old friend A. Garrau- ghty. of the Arkansas Midland, now en- joys the proud satisfaction of reading a sign over the section tool house which reads. PREMIUM SECTION He has recieved notice from the Cen eral Supt that his section has won this distinction and as an extra premi- um he is to be given a ' day lay of with full pay and pass for himself and his family to any point on the Mo. P. Ky Is to be given him. Good for Toney he's doing his part to Boost BTinkley.'
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hqnree county aets the
 First PaFtfan.

Gov. bonaghey Is making 2 record as non pardoning 1overnor. He has turned 'em down Gold and the first pardon he has issued came to a Mon roe county negro woman. The report says: 1.-The first name to go on the list of commuted sentences issued by Gov ernor Donaghey is that of Hattie Mar tin. She will go free Tuesday. her sen tence having been commuted from May V to February 2. She was convicted for voluntary manslaughter in Monroe county and sentenced to two years i'm prisonment.
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S20O Reward.

|lbe paid by me for the arrest ana |cbon of any person stealing timber oil
 |uds in Monroe, Lee and St. Francis
 |ss |M E. CARTER Administrator, Gavin Estate. Memphis, Tenn.
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HUNTER NEWS.

Hunter is rushing the season on Spring fights. There were two fights during the last week and in each in- stance they were prominent young men. Too bad that our boys are so forgetting themselves as to engage in fights.
 Hunter is going to move up notch higher with another concrete building. It is to bs built by Moses F. RitcheY on the old Pullam lot
 Wn. Penross is arranging to build two nice concrete buildings one for a store room and the other for the Hunter State Bank.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid are pushing their building right along and will have it ready in few weeks.
 The health of Hunter is remarkably good Our Doctor has resortei 10 log hauling to make up for the lack of practics.
 Hunter booms-3 births in one night. The little babes came to the homes of Mir. and Mrs Nose P. Rit-. chey. Sprink Curlee. w. L. Free man.
 There are more landseekers strlk- ing in at Hunter now than evsr before They are buying too.
 HUNTER
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Rev. T. F. Howard was real sick with la grippe the first of the week,

-Rev. T. F. Howard was real sick with la grippe the first of the week,
 -Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Enes, Hancock. a baby girl Thursdav, Janu- sry 28,
 Druggist J. A. Douglass is very sick with pneumonia this week.
 Miss Blanche McCreight was very sick the first of the week.
 Geo. E. Hartley. of Hazen, visited homefolks here Sunday.
 Misses Jessie Hartley and Gladys Baker went to Haz,n Tuesday night to attend ! dance given by the young men of Haxen.
 Hon o. B. RoIlvaee. of Foresi City. speut Sunday in BrtnkIey viii MT. and Mrs. Ira Nvhedfln, returning Sunday evening accompanied by his wife, Mrs. R. who has been here for several days,
 The many friends Of Tommie Parks, of Clarendon, who Is a cousin of Mrs. E. T. Mccreight. will be sorry to hear of his death. which occurred in Texas. where he had gone for his health. He was brought through to to Clarendon to be buried there We'd nesday.
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LIVELY TIMES AT
 BRiNKLEY STORES
The Wolf White Sale and Foote 2 Cazzola Cloth.
 ing Sale Draw Trade

There is no surer sign of Brinkley's growth and progress than the progress i've way cur merchants have of moving off their stocks and the prompt way the trading public have of taking ad- vantage Of the bargains they offer. At present tvo big and attractive sales are in progress in Brinkley. I. C.. the .Fcote & GazzoIa closing out at cost sal9i' q 20 suits of boys fine tailored ctDshleG r - Wolf 9th annual.
 oa sunl s last .axscus| 'rflsss ' 6V5tt q man lul ing boys al dlkeGlssl n handsoi|ts nsx suits. and upon asklns rnBnhoss they| got their pretty sutss one of the briglsi youngsters said. '.why. at Foots' that s the ONLY place to get boys clothing. and now they are closing them em1 out at cost, that's where my brother and l got cur suits. Mir. Foote says. that he is enjoying the greatest volume of business for this season of the yea that he has ever had. It is rare thing when a cost sale is on at Foote & Gazzola's. and but for the fact that they had decided 10 close cut thei' boys clothing. 1t uoIld not have b>er on now.
 THE 9TH WHITE SALE
 Some six years ago Henry Wolf & Co.,. through their "pusher," Mr. Jake Lamm, first put cn in February 2 White Goods Sale. Each year the sale has grown in popularity among the ladies until nov 1t is anxiously waited and watched for by aI,
 This makes the 9th annual white sale. and the splendid bargains being offered. has forced the sales right along until at noon today t showed 2 record breaker. surpassing in only two days and a hall fStsan Wednesday morning. all previous years records for full four days. One prominent so- ciety lady of the south side went in Wednesday just to buy "little bill' and the values. goods and bargains were so unusually attractive that tbe lady run up a $45 % bill betore she had finished her white goods pur chases. Scores of other ladies we're in attendance at the sale and enjoyed the showings and bargains In white;
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Social.

On Monday evening at the ho.p'tab'e home of Mir. and Mrs. Hasry Dabbs on Grand Ave. the members of the young peoples society of Christian Eaieayos ei tae First Presbyterian chwch were given a most delightful social evening as guests of Miss Alleene oabbs.
 The quartette was present and furn- ished some of their sweetest music. and there was solos. duets, trios and choruses to make glad and entertain.
 Tie business pat cf the meeting in cludsd the election Of officers and the following are the officers of the En- deayor. MT. M E. Eady, President. Miss Glade Baker, Vice President, Miss Clair Fletcher. Rscoedins Sscy. Miss Lela Bruce, Corresponding Ssc'Y, Mir. Louis Shults, Treas, Miss Genie Eortner, oreanist.
 Following the business session dainty sandwiches. hot chocolate and coffee with whipped cream were served Mrs. and Miss Dab5s bsing assisted Tn serving by Mrs. J. Harp.
 As clever wind up of the evening the mem5r ard apsness of the guests in telling the ags they heard sans was testsd in d isssing contest, Mass Hattie Brovr p ing ths leader
 rh... e,.sedt w.re Mlss2l Gla5Is
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m Years Ago In Brinkley.

The following items appeared in the ARGUS Feb. 3. 1898 All years oand Nss lively news in Brinkley then.
 Marshall Kelly Is at home again from his trip TO Minneapolis.
 R. E. Palmer has resigned his po- sition with Foote & Stillwell.
 - MT. and Mrs. A. J. Hahn have quit housekeeping and are now quar- tered at the Cotton Belt
 --J. H. Lownsberry is the proud father of a bouncing baby boy which came to town yesterday.
 Pr. V. E; Sumpter was confined to his roomss by sickness for several days this week. but is able to be out again. VI SAdfy note,
 Miss Carrie Kelly. very inter esting young lady from Memphis. is in the city visiting relatives. the guest of Hotel Kelly.
 Mrs. Frank Carmody. nee Bettie Salinger. of Bowling Green, Ky. is on a visit to home folks and friends. She will remain two weeks.
 Miss Fife Smith. who has been the eues. of Miss Clyde Mitchell. let for her home at Smithville. Mo. on Tuesday morning. leaving behind her many friends who regret her departure.
 Miss Mae Thompson entertained "At Cards at the Brinkley House on Monday evening complimentary to Misses Taylor and Fife Smith. of Smithville. Mo. Those present were Misses Taylor and Fife Smith. Clyde Mitchell, Claudia saPp. Messrs. Jack Harrington. James Mitchell. Tom kei H. Ggeely Fiddyment and R. E. Pal mer, The evening was one of excep- tional pleasure.
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ECZEMA IS NOW DURABLE.

ZEMO, scientific preparation forex- ternal use, stops itching instantly and destroys the germs that cause skin dis eases. Eczema quickly yields and is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- pie, E. w. Rose Medicine Co, St. Louis.
 For Sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-05

Baker. H attie Brown. Clara Fletchsr. Genia Fortner. LeIa Bruce and Jessie aartlsy. Messrs. Nj. A. Eady. Thos. .E McSpadden,J. R. Allen and Louis IShults. NJ, and Mrs. ). Harp and
 Nm. B. Folsom.
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.o,.,-->1s-,-~~-o----~, } or $ doses of "666" will cure se of chills and Fever. 9-l6 no. C. Blessing, returned Mon !! om northern cattle markets. bsputy Sheriff Sheffield Mahsrry Brinkley this week collecting Norris Brauda is pushing to eton the two new residences on D street property.
 he Brinkley boosters are soon to have some thing to show for Banized effort at boosting.
 lrS. Edwin. Nj. Perkins, of Little $ in the city the guest of her Mrs. Garland Black.
 he show window Valentine tI0ns at Bakers done by Miss Baker show a marked talent P'aEE'vs at as well as business ul'ding material of all kinds s'hooring, ceiling, etc. Prompt and prevailing prices,
 RlNKLEY HARDWOOD MFG. Go.
 0f6 doses of "0G6" will cure eof chills and Fever. o-l8 'S Iressie Travis. who has s'''ng the family of her broth 0' Travis on West Hemlock. ''nsd to her home ia Metropo-
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR nAHpRUFr.

ZEMO stops itching instantly end will cure any case of Dandruf or itching scalp. ZEMO destroys the dandruff germ and prevents falling hair. Itwill give the hair arich glossy color andlcave the scalp clean and healthy.
 For sale everywhere. Wfitc for sam pie, E. w. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis
 For sale by New Drug Store.
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Just tell them you saw ii in the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-02-05

Rob Kerr and Willie Peete of Holly Grove cams over Sunday and remained until after night services ;. Now, H. G.. isn't that nice in those young gents to ride so far to attend services.
 HOLLY GROVE NEws Fl YEARS Aco
 Burt Moore was in H. c. one day last week. -Mal Patterson was ia Clarerdoa Sunday. Mrs. c. P. Reed was in H. G. last week on business. Miss Mary L. Mayo spent Sun day in H. c. with friends.
 Master Phil Trice spent Saturday night in Clarendon with friends.
 Brother Paris has been quite sick for several weeks, but is now i'm proving. we are glad to ncte.
 Miss Gertrude Patterson. oae of H. G.'s charming young ladies. spent a few days in the city of Clarendon last week with relatives and friends.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-08-27
BILLIE KILLEFER INJURED
Slipped and Fell on Cement Floor
at Club House. Injury Not Serious.
Playing Phenomenal Ball.

The Houston Texas Paper gives an ac-
count of an injury to Billie Killefer last
week, which kept him out of the game
for several days. The accident was a
most peculiar one. While taking a shower
bath at the club house, his feet slipped
on the cement floor, his head strik-
ing the hard floor with considerable
force 1t was thought that his injuries
might prove serious, but his physician
stated later that he would probably re-
cover in a few days,
Billie has played sensational ball, and
is certainly "solid" with both the Hous-
ton management and fans there. He
has been hitting at terrific clip and
his fielding and throwing to bases has
been phenomenal. Billie will be seen
iu ST. Louis uniform the first Of Sep
tember. He will join his new team
mates at Detroit at the close Of the base
ball season in the South.