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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
FOX OutWits Dogs.

Several years ago. said Mr.. Wat
son. James 5. duncan. VINO has since
died. had a number OF older dogs from
the famous Quorn pack OF English
hounds brought To Columbia. II"
crossed them with dogs from fine
Maryland and Virginia packs. and got
pack OF pups that could run down til"
most elusive fox in about three hours.
One time. after he had been WORKING
these dogs with great success Tn
several months, he noticed that TIER,
was one big red fox that always
slipped away from the dogs. His pac!!:
chased it on dozen or moro different
hunts, but always lost track of it some
way. However. on a big day hunt
Mr.. Duncan stopped a few moments
about a quarter of a mile from a big
tree that stood within three OF iorr
feet OF rail fence, and saw the big
fox dart out of the brush and leap
onto the fence and make for the tree.
Riding closer, he found thai there Was
a large hole in the trunk OF the tree
and the fox was in it. head sticking
out calmly watching the batfied dogs.
The fox got away that time but the
next time he went to his tree he
found that his hiding place had been
stopped up. and the dogs soon caught
! him."
A great many of the best dogs in
Boone County now are descendants OF
that pack of Mr.. Duncan's. and are
as fine fox hounds as can be found.
Two or three hunts week are held
when the weather is pleasant and
there is always willing crowd ready
to go.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
Ioniuht at the Star"

Richard and Craig in an eccentric
comital singing and dancing act head
the vaudeville bill. They pleased a
large audience last night The Stare
scope Will show these pictures: "Ro-
nance OF the Andes" Bogus Heir: "
The Great Game" and The Lost
Handbag" The Star orchestra fur
niShes good music. (Aivl
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
To Keep Freshmen in Bounds.

At the University of Colorado an
effort is being made to adopt rules to
keep the freshmen within proper
bounds The Silver and Gold declares
that the freshmen are taking liberties
which they do not deserve. The reg
ulations suggested forbid freshmen
they attend all university meetings
and games and refrain from taking up
the whole sidewalks when passing SUI
periors.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
The Bull Fight.

Yes: Went to bull fight. while
abroad"
How was it? Anybody gored?"
No; everybody bored. KANSAS
City Journal.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
FOX HUNTING GOOD
IN BOONE COUNTY
Columbia Men Take Delight
in Il Sport Abandoned by
Other Counties.
OLD HUNTERS TELL TALES
One Fox Batflcd Hounds bv
Hiding in Il Hollow
Tree Trunk.
OLD HUNTERS TELL TALES

In most Missouri counties the old
pastime of loX-hunting has been
abandoned because Of the scarcity OF
the game. But not so in Boone
County. Tuesday night there was a
fox hunt by a party of Columbia men
and others who live near Columbia
The party. composed OF Thomas Daily
OF Hunt Sdale. Ed Watson, Daniel r.
Hulett. Frank Scott. Eugene Scott and
James Scott. CT Columbia. and James
Lowry. from near Turner station, with
about thirty fox hounds. went to Ever
EFT Kings farm, two and Il half miles
from Columbia.
The hunters started about O'Clock.
They had no trouble in starting "a
chase and the dogs ran a fox into d
hole about II o'clock. Two more
We're started and chased until mid
night, when they We're forced to go
into the ground. About l:45 in the
morning the dogs caught fox. Some
OF the dogs were on a scent when
the party started for home The
night being damp and net too cool.
was ideal for foX-hunting, as the scent
carried well and the hounds had no
trouble in traC king the foxes
Fox Hunting an Old Sport.
Fox hunting has been sport in
Missouri for years. but in some sec
tons, it has almost been abandoned
AS the population increases. foxes are
decreasing in number The hunters
OF this section. however. are trying
to discourage the practice of shoot
ing the foxes, so that the sport may
be continued.
1T seems to run in the blood Of 4
number OF Boone county families 20
love oX-hunting." said Mr.. Hulett yes
terday. TO the experienced fON-hunt.
er. the bowls of a good pack of hound
on a clear, quiet night, is Sweeter
music than any opera. The English
custom of hunting with horses ana
in the daytime, cannot be used here
TO an advantage. on account Of the
rOughness OF the country. the de'sn
nopulation and the wir" fences. \
fox is holder at night and unless too
closely pressed by the dogs. will run
from ten to twenty hours. The a CT
age red fox hates to 20 into the %rcHd
and Will use all of his cunning to out
wit the dogs"
Ed Watson and Eugene Meredith.
WHO live near Columbia. We're dis
cuSSing foxes and hounds yesterday
afternoon.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05
Buy Your Meats OF Us.

Fresh fancy meats of al kinds.
Schaefer'S Hams.
Fish and oysters.
BLYTHE. & CROCKETT.
9l7 East Broadway. Phone I6>
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-11-05

Call 50 Double 81 to get the Mis-
sourian business office by telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Dig Fellow Wasn't s,allinp when
He said Prospects Of Dig Money
Don't Influence Him In knnoune,
Ing His Determination 10 Re.
Enter Prize Ring.
Los ANGELES. Cal. May a.
Whatever may he the truth % 10
the motives Of James ] lefirlss
y hon no announced In New York
bis intention to Fcentef tho fing 20
settle the heavyweight champion
ship Of the world. he vas not stall
ing when be said that be would not
enter the rims lot the money there
sould be In II Tor him
lie maY have been playing for
the box etfies When he declared be
would fight johnson. but he vas
speaking the truth vhea he aald
he had All the money be needs nov
When Tommy Burns len this city
for tho east. some tv0 Yeafa aen.
the world wns Astonlahed BY the
statements the Canadian gave out
relative TO Jim Isfffiea.
He's Ia 4 bad way Just stand.
Ing around his place shooting fllca
of tho wsli. read Burns inter
views IN the paperu
The statements brought birth no
denlals from Jsffries only HE
friends we're safe. Hut was he DO
Ing what Tommy Burns said Moth.
ms was farther from tho truth.
jeff vas leading a pastoral lifc, out
on his burbank ranch near this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
WHO is THIS
JEFFRIES?
$40 aeo.PouspGR SWORN IN
AND BUNCH CAN'T FIND
CHAMPION FioHTGR

CHICAGO. May ip-tanes J
Jsffriss. Of Los Angeles. weight aae
pounds. today Is a marine recruit
liz was sworn In late Yesterday At
the recruiting station at go CLARK
street. and given transportation 70
the marine barracks at AAfa Island
Cal.
The new marine save his age A.
~. and. according 70 the phyaicinht
who examined him, he IL a maanifi'
cent specimen u physical man
hood
whether or not no is tho former
champion o. champions. jim Jou-
rios, IL a question that IL perplcx'ns
the authorities Efforts TO locate
tho original Jeffriea carly today
proved Futile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Had II MT been Tor HnYmdndg
and PUG nennait'H first error yoH'
terday MIG Anderson would have
had a ahut.Out saine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

This Ia little Graham Rock. the
Broadway high school pole vaul,er.
as ho was winning first place In the
big Western Washington inter
scholastic truck meet IN the univer-
sity campus last Saturday The pic
ture was caught when the bamboo
was placed at 10 foot I inches and
Graham broke the intcrscholastlc
record by clearing H. The diminu-
tive Broadway boy went one Inch
better than this In the dual meet
but was not pushed hard enough for
that distance IN the later contest
Rock IL a sophomore In school, and
has w far played a crncksriaok game
on tho baseball team behind the bat
TIe IA ono Of the most baniiful of the
track athletes, and takes hiH hnnors
very modestly. this air making him
one N tho most popular Of the hiRh
school boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

city. Up al dawn. plowlpg all DAY,
and going To bed With the chickens
~aa tho o. champions daiif pro
gram. and BIO kep, this np for one
yrhf.
when JEFF retired froia the rins
be- purchased 100 acfus u ordinary
land rs miles from los Angeles
And then he settled down TO work
-io turn the place into a real
farm. And he succeeded Jus, q
fe~ days before no ioft fof the easi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
Cameo Today

six errufs In the fourth inning
were respansible for ssatile losing
ycatsriays game to vaaeaaver by a
score o. 10 g. The Tufaa had the
hattie won easily up to that time
Never siaes tho sans has started IN
thla year vas such an exhibition
witnessed. Il made old pus aerats b
his head and wonder shat was Tie
natter
Most IT the old fans. Ions wtss
in the game. have doped oni fof one
OF those resular slumps which epuie
after an era u sensational playius
For the past three weeks Seattle
has been pntiins up the best Kind
Of a game both in the field and at
the bat
IL started on when Wilson soi TO
nrsi on IN error II Raymond. bsn=
matt followed with another when
Nahon came up. Quleiey vas lam.
med In the ribs; sehasnwaecr went
out To- aaKsi, after which suEden
SINGLED. bringing home Wilson and
Mahun.
Nov the chances offered Raymond
and Bennett when they allowed VIII
son and Mahan 20 reach firsi wsfe
easy. Hence Il Will be seen tiilt
had theg a,ads coed no runs would
have come IN. But To continue;
Smith worked Andy for a raaa and
STANLEY reached first on an error
BY Akin. Erickson then got 70 the
FIRST sack BY nounett's second erruf.
when along comes Davis with q two
sacksr which resulted IN Erickson
being caught out At thu plate IN
trying 10 reach home.
Mahon ended the agony with 4
liner to Bennett Theas who scored
were Davis. Wilson, Mhhon. Quirisy,
suxdsn. Smith and stanley.
Al no other time in the game did
the Beavers do any damage Seattle
got her three runs on combination
% errore and two hits In the third
inning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
NO SUNDAY GAMES
IN VANCOUVER
BLUE LAWS UPHELD IN BRlT'
ieH COLUMBIA AND FANS
MUST DO WITHOUT.

There will hs no more Sunday
baseball In Vancouver. A. J. Picion
wariow. prnpfisiar o. the North
Vancouver grounds. was yesterday
fined % and costs for allowing a
snine 10 b. played on Sunday. This
IL tho first conviction In British
Columbia under the Lord's day act
warias pleaded guilty, II il an
noaneat there will DO no more sun
day games here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
KETCHEl HAS AGREED
TO PAPkE'S WEIGHT

~ paphs. manager for Dllly. an
thYslasticaliy says
raks II ffum me ketrhei WI
never have a chance 70 meet JACK
johnson after Biily finishes Win
him"
Papka's weight demand vas w
pounds three hours before tho nsht
The same weight agreed upon TOT tha
fisht IN San Franchise when hilly
uas knocked out BY ksiehsl
Tho purse division agreed upon
By the fighters 10 Is pei cent 70
the winner and % 10 the asef. hut
II IL anticipated that each viii 90
fnand other concessions. and Noff-
roth does not sspsst 10 get the
articles signed for several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
After LENGTHY WIRE CON.
FAB FIGHTERS WILL CONE
TO TERMS.

BAN FRANCISCO. May 10 -
stanley kplchai has agreed 10 make
weight far BlilY papka. and FRO
motor c1ifragh announced today
that no fsit that a match between
the two men for the tnidiisveisht
championship u the world Was as
.lr-d Tor coima July s. Ksichofs
only demand vas that rspks post
d. 900 side money. This vas agreed
10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
BAT and THOMPSON TO
Fight ON SEPT.

date His opponent for this mill
will be selected later.
The Dare IL wf0th over Billy
Papkc's advocacy of Chick Hudson.
the seattle lightweight
iii take Hudson Oh for that extra
date" said Nelson today, N papke
Will make good his bluff and nut
up some coin. The only ronsldara ].
uon under which ! will meet a man
profit BY # financially. Lai papte
produce 5000 II he thinks Hudaon
can heat me
why" continued the Dane. N
10 Won't take up that proposition.
III bet $4,000 that my old trainer.
lack Grace, can HEX tho seattle fell
low"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
BATTIEH HAS ALI SORTS W
DATEs-Is WHOTH OVER
THE DOPE on CHICK.

tny United Prss.1
BAN FftANCiBco. May i9.=-Eat-
Ting Nelson will meet Cyclone
Johhny Thompson In Coffroth's
Mission arena ieptember ?. accord
i1K To an agreement bot wHen the
champion lightweight and the pro-
m6tsf at their conference last night
N Addition 10 this. c0ffroth obtain
"a Nelson's consent to another hat
10 between May -. when he meets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
coLoRED CHAMPION AND
PHILADELPHIA scRAPpEH
WILL DRAW CROWD.

Tomorrow night the big min be.
tween Jack johnson and jack
OsBnsn. Of this city IL on, The
fighters will enter the rims AZ i0,50
o1lock. 30 far. big attendance Is
promised
johnson has taken on some flesh.
according to the dope from bis train
lng quarters AZ Msrehantvllle, n J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
JOHNSON AND O'BRIEN
ARE READY FOR FIGHT

O'Drisn says he IL in better con
ditlon than he ever was IN his life.
Al the National Athlstie club.
where tho fight viii come OF, inter :
est wares keen. Although there ~
ilttis botilng. the gang feel sure Of
johnson winning. but how 10 dope
unt fair chance bot has got the
sports going.
II n claimed BY the management
that there will bs a t9i.000 house
johnson has a 5000 guarantee.
while O'BriAn IL 10 receive 80 per
cont Of tho gross receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

To MI his theatrical engagements.
we'll known man offered him &C.,.
900 cash for bis raneh-ahf JET
refused.
In addition TO bis Burbank ranch.
feff has, besides his prosperous "a.
loon. a handsome residence 10 ioa
Anfuiaa
No. starvation wont force the big
ieilos Into the rms yet awhile.
assu u the bon office receipts dwin.
die away TO nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
M 'GANh is E SY
FOR kETCHEl.
THE MIDDLEwEIguT CHAMPION
COULD HAVE PUT OPPONENT
no SLEEP HANDILf.

uiy tniied Press.l
PfTTaHNRO, May ih-atnniey
Ketchei simply played with Hugh
McGann IN the fight here last night,
which went siN rounds Sir timos
during the mill Monann was down
for the count, at times barely saw
Ing himself BY q second
Time and again IN the NTH and
sixth rounds ketohni put McGann to
the floor and once walioped him
through the ropea, over the press
tatqrs. No decision conid Be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Two baseball teams hayr baan
cfsanised By the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company. Yesterday
The teams played ten inning game
70 W, The game being called on
account u darkness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

unttrriss-- naebe and iirvanahani
rsrressn and Smith umpireA--
fmsils and oDay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

rastsriy Manning. quinn and kisi.
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| S Pc RTlNG !:
GOSSIP

Coach Fowler, Of the Lincoln high
school track team. has been given q
loylng cup. He deserves something
Tor tie way In witch he has brought
the yonngatsrs In trim this year
iTa' Courtney, Broadway's star
fprihter. was awarded the Mayer
Hroa, annual medal offered for the
1el2t2st point getter q tho track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Ifattsfirs-Camphsii and Mclean !
utronsfd cfanaail and Myers I'M
pires-Kism and Kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

uattqrle1 WIIlIa- Level NNd UIH7
.anl neskar. tiuntsr and DerNehF
Iiopifss-Iiieisr and TRULY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
Bose bAu
SCkonCl.&

We'll have 10 Organize a x X X
for that ho0dga man.
Well cheer Up, this epidemic hpd
10 come some tfma. and n might just
aa we'll DO nov aa later In the season
Had IL n1t been Tor RaYmand's
and PUG nonnait'H flrHt error yes
terday NiF Anderson would have
had a ahut-out eahne
Ria orfofa In one Inning IL surs
HqmathlnH aaandalous, but we're
giad the bunch got Il out Of thsif
system
Erickson wan tabbod FOR seven
hits BY tho TURKS yesterday. 81
against four of Andofaon.
Faftier wnH the real pinch hitting
baehstap yesterday No was sent IN
10 hht fur Anderson IN tho ninth. and
while not getting HIT worked
Erickson for a pass. which Il Just o.
good
Emil Ffisk almost retired Smith
who had hit clean 70 right IN tho
second inning Emil got the ball
back on time but Il Waa an awful
quick throw with no iiWs to de-
libsrate. aud be got II d BIT too low
aud wide flf AihEee 10 scoop. Emil
wns not given an error. 40 It would
10 unfair 20 hold him responsible |
for the runner getting 70 first
Yesterday some u those would !
DO know call fans. who ia reality /
have an eye for baseball like al owl
In the daytime hailafod for Andor
sons head and wanted Mike 70 take
him cut"
RiEhi here let II BE- said that
Anderson was entitled 70 a shut
out game uapioy over that score |
and Il will be neah that Al no time |
IN the game wefs bits On the blF |
failua responsible Tot a single run /
True enough. Augdcn and Dayis !
hit in the fourth. bringing In runs
but ID ass fnymand'a and Benefits
errors that put the men on bases 70
come home The Beavers would have
been retired long before those hits
Nefe made had the shoftstop and
second corner artist been pihyinr
Ia form.
Naw that we're done tagging
TrAiey and Pug for those error
wen give them credit tot their RDod
work Teaiey handled neat little
sacrifice hit yesterday shlfh put
Akin In position % coma home on
il5neh'a hii Pug IN tho third also
landed a timely swat which sfeniu'
ally landed him across this plate BY
fast base running
Ike Butler. who for the past three
years has been pitching for Tacoma.
yesterday Jumped % santa cruz inI
the outlaw league
Lou Nordyks. captain Of tho
Beaver bunch. vas Al the game yes
isrdAy In his civilians Lou strain
ID his back recently and Is not YET
able 10 play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Aaishe A fifannisan's team went
down to defeat a the hands q the
National urnQsrf Aggregation sun.
day ~ a score q 10 10 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Albert Hanson was permanently
presented to the school for having
won the trophy three consecutive
times,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

,..'.-in ttsrernian ard Moran. TIN.
,,isss fussrh and tahnafona-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

hard game for Eve innings. When the
business Men Won out ~ score u
Z 70 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

poRrf AND. May iQ-llsayy nit.
ting won the game here Tor iutts
land hy aoafa of 10 ,, aipYefi
81 Aberdeen, was hattad all over
the lot dough. for Portland, pitched
a a0ud game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

uattsriss white. Fieue and Sui
Iufan. nYsaft and Livingstone,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

The Nnbia. a knoetabout boat.
owned by tho popular Philadelphia
yeoht=uan, Commodore William Ed
son, has installed the Twentieth
Century acetyllne generator and
lights. This OUTFIT seems 10 have
made n hit this season back East,
and Insures tho yachtsmen good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

unlcsa somebody wakes up the
Spirit No. 2 will go begging Tor
stockholders. There ia a goodly
bunch 70 be Clipped in yet II the
Americans are 10 have tho nntty
little craft mix In the international
cup races this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Ike Butler. who for the past three
years has been pitching Tor Tacoma.
yesterday Jumped % santa cfuz In
the outlaw league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19
SPORTING NEWS
DELUGE OF ERRORS IS
SLAUGHTERlNG TURKS

psraer was touched fnt timely hita
noting spokane two fuun
Tho score, "
rnoomn tt4s.ssssssssfsf
Spokane tsstftstssssttaA
batteries perrer and LENDER
Kulllay and Atatuus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Faftier wnH the real pinch hitting
baehHtup yesterday Ne was sent IN
20 bat fur Anderson IN Tho ninth. and
while not getting hit worked
Erickson for pass. which Il Just o.
good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

batteries Kosstnar and orsns
aorff. tiarkaeaa and faufnier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Lou Sofdyks. captain Of tho
Beaver bunch. was al the game yes
isrdAy In his civilians Lou strain
"a his back recently and IL bot yet
able 10 play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

rl,l.a.,nAl. 5. chl.as. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-19

Ria orfora In one Inning IL surs
something aaandalous but were
glad the bunch got Il out Of theif
ayHtem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
Agricultural College Notes,

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Oct 16.-The labora tory desks
have been moved To the new kitchen In
the woman's building. II the present
force can be kept at work the building
will be finished I'm two weeks. All OF the
calcimining and wood staining has been
completed The seniors intend In have
a cement walk built from the main part
OF the school-to the woman's building.
Such n large number OF students have
registered In domestic science that rhe
new quarters will be crowded. There are
three large sections in domestic science l.
a new room newly furnished has been
provided for the art department. ]. 5.
Powell who recently returned from Paris,
where he has studied art for the last two
years. Is Offering several courses in oil
painting and kindred subjects. A special
course In household art and room deco
rating is being offered for sophomore
girls in domestic science. Good work in
modelling Is offered this year
The bacteriology department has spent
several hundred dollars in remodeling and
moving into their new quarters The lab
oratories are the best In the state and
compare very favorably with those Of
large schools in other states.
Thomas Hull, surveyor general and his
daughter visited the school Saturday.
Professor j. r. Calnc went to Boise this
week TO judge the livestock exhibition.
DIR. Stewart is also in Boise.