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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

"Doans Ointment cured me Of ec-
zema that had annoyed me q long time.
The cure was permanent Hon. S.
w Matthew'S. Commissioner Labor
Statistics. Augusta, Me.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Miss Smart lave you ever been
through aleebru2
Tes, but it vas at night and ! did
not see mnch Of the place.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Impure blood runs you down makes
you an easy victim for organic diseases.
Burdock Blood BiHers purifes the
blood-cures the cause-builds you
no
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Landlady-Yes, ] must confess !
have a weakness Tor coffee.
Boarder-lt must be sympathetic
The coffee has The same quality
(Meggendorier Blaetter.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Mrs. Cburch-Are your children
being brought up to help themselves
Mrs. Gothem-Oh, yes; ! never
lock ths cookie rl-(Yonkers States
man.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Big line Of cigars. tobaccos. pipes
and smokers supplies Of eli kinds.
Davis & Bell.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group if you apply Dr.. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil. Il wot4s like magic.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

4 have just heard that Mrs. Fluiters
poodle is dead.
II that's SO, ! D have to leave town
for q day or two
Why?
That tool woman will probably
want me to act os pallbearer -Brm-
inaham Age-tierald.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-01-06

Some ot our promireat men, sug-
gesied the phoiograpae Ike to have
their photos taken Is Characteristic
attitude
Suits me, responded The subject
T" oiomaph me with ny nose against
o griuds.one. Goi one handy2-
Louisville Comier-Journal.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-06
COLOR LINE DRAWN CLOSE
Negro Blood Excludes q
Girl from a school in the
National Capital

Washington. D. G, Dec. 6.-Holding
that eight-year-old Isabel Waller. who
has one e-sixteenth negro blood in her
veins. is not entitled 20 admission into
the Washington public school for white
children. Chief Justice Sheppard Of the
distric, court of appeals rendered an
important decision. His ruling is that
any child with an admiXture of negro
blood. no matter what proportion, is a
colored person
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-06
A DREADEUL WOUND

From knife. gun, tin can, rusty nail.
fire works. or of any other nature, de-
mands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve. TO prevent blood
poisoning or gangrene It is the quick
est, surest healer for all such wounds.
as also for burns. boils, sores, skin
eruptions. eczema, chapped hands,
corns or piles. 25 cents at all druggists.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-06

Many persons find themselves afhict-
ed with a persistent cough after an at
tack of influenza. AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham
berlains Cough Remedy. it should no,
be allowed TO run until il becomes
troublesome. Sold by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-06
MORE AEROPLANE MARTYRS
Hut Man Will Never Rest Until he Has
Conquered the Upper Element

Salida. Cal, Dec. 6.-Beneath the
rock upon which he fell from a 700
foot plunge in a home made aeroplane
Saturday. the body of Walter Archer.
aged seventeen. was buried by his par
ents yesterday. On the grave they
burned what was left of the wrecked
machine.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-06

Rome. Dec. 6-An aeroplane carry
ing an Italian officer and a private fell
from a height of 80 feet at the military
grounds a Centocelle yesterday. Both
men were instantly killed.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Die Wunfdstode reibt wleiar aus
Der Grinnerune. Witt bsiisree
Sttmme btmmelt lie uno Der perboz
gene, roitige 0rabt furrt uno
f9tpinet nit.
Gin ultes Weiblein bumpelt neben
etnem Mann in Der 8pllfraft ser
Sabre. Wie Wfutter uno 9obn ieben
fte aus. Oerpetl fpannt bie Gbe iie
tn ba5ielbe Sod.
Nn Der Mntoniusfapelle lanat bas
W}iitteraen beri itoblen na9 Dem
Strang. Der Bauer tpenoet Ii9' UNI.
Der 9obn um5udt feinen W2uno.
uMa9 Did ntdt ld9erlidb, altes
Metb!" i6rett er uuo Iein @tot
pfeift Our9 Die 2uft.
9ln Me1ars Slid muitert bus
Miitter4en Die Sol5i6niBereien. sic
5iebt ibre magere 8Drie.
Oa iteGlt Der Bauer ii9 in 9pft=
tur tpte Elm &fbabn uno berrI6t;
~&etn 8elo ausgeben. ib psrbiste
es!"
8eI6Gmt ftedt oie Qllte oen geu=
tel Elm uno penbet it9 gum @eben.
Ius ibren tbrGnenoen, itumpfen Nus
gen flutbet Elm 8ltd gu MsIar btnz
ilber. uno ploBlt9 odmmert in beiz
Den etne unbeitimmte Nbnung auf. >,
Der S6atten oes 5ipeifsls pertpiI5t
iie tpisoer. Elm Sunten bes Grs
tennens ipri6t auf.
9ebannt itarren tie sinnnoer an
fammeln Die 8eoanfen, Ole NIT Ell.
nemmal peritreut iino, fu9en mad
y Ser 9atte oonnert: rMurf9, porz
tpGrt!".
Qensitli9 audt bus MItter6eu
aufammen. Sbre blduli6en, biir=
rem 2tppen betpegen iih, als pollten
tie iassn: sd bin f9per ge=
trait.
Damn oudt fis ii9 unb frie6t Dem
@ebieter na9 pte Elm perpriiaelter
.6un6.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Gin faft unglaubli9 biinfenoes
Rulturitiid9en pirb aus &Dln mit=
setbeilt. Sm Sabre 1919 iollte i'm
beilieen &Dln Die 9asbeleu6tuns eins
gefiibrt perben. Der plan itteb auf
8ebenfen mannigfaGer Dirt. Oanab
lift iebe 9traBenbeleu9tung perperf>
li9: srItens aus tbeolosii9en 6riins
ben, ais Ginsrtff in bic Oro',ung
Gottes. Na9 oiefer 1T Die g'u9t
aur StniterniB einseTest, Die MT. au
setpifen 3eiten bonn Monolidt .tns
terbroden miro. 0agesen oiirfen foir
uns ni9t auflebnen, ben Weltplan
ntbt bofmeiitern, bic Nadt nt9t in
ben Sag perfebren nollen." Die
@9Dpf,lngseeI6ihte in Der @eneiis
muB aIfo gum Dedmantel elmer
tpabrboft srotesf erf9einenoen 8or>
ntrtbeit bienen. 9lber .au6 aus mes
biatnil6en 9riinben lit Der plan per=
tperfltt, oenn bur9 bas erlet9terte
rtG6tli9e 8ertpeilen i'm Jreien ent=
ftebt G6nupfen, 6eiferfeit unb 9us
ften", Dte pbtlofopbie mub sleids
falls als gibesbelfertn geaen Die Gass
belenGtung berbalten. Die @tttlidz
teit ift sefdbrbet, roie fiinitliae 9elIe
BERT beu9t in ben @enliitbern bas
@raaen Dor ber 5infterniB, oas bic
@9ipa9en BON man9er @iinbe ab>
bdlt. Oiefe 6elle madt aud oen
@iinoer ficber, fo bab er in ben 3e9=
fuben bis in bic g1a9t binein
f9pelst." Gnblid fpreden aud all=
senein poltstbumlt6e @riinbe eeeen
bic neue Strabenbeleuhtung. Ndms
ltd auf biefe Nrt: rSeffentlide Sete
baben ben 3ped, bas Nattonaleefibl
au heben. Slluminationen finb bierau
por3iiglid sei6idt. Dieier gtnbrud
miro aber eefbpddt, ipenn berielbe
burd allnd9tli6e Nuafi=Sllumina=
tionen ubgeltumpft miro; baber gafft
fih Der 2anomann toIler an benz
Gihtefan5 als Ser li9taefGttiete
@robitdbter." Seoes tpeitere gBort
tpiirbe Die Wirfung biefer unalaub<
lihen pbilifterei nur abfdipd1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
9as Hesept

Der Mpotbefer g. in 4. bat ppm
dlten Npotbcter t. in %. einen iunaen
9ebtlfen iibernpmmen, Der es aber
letber abfolut unb buuerno ablebnt,
Den Wabrbettsbetpeis fir bic loben=
Den grpdbnunsen leitens isines bis<
BERGEN Gbefs gu erbrinsen; pielmebr
benefit er gerabe bas @egentbe;l,
.tpenn anoers er nidt ipis ssp0bnli9
tn etnem i6ulblofen 9albi6lummer
Der 3utunft entseeenbdmmert.
@nbli9 reiBt Dem f9nergepriiften
2ebrberrn bic 9ebulb, uno er fdreibt
an ben Mpotbeter 4. IN T. einen perz
stpeifelten Brief, an oeFen @6lub er
flebentlid um Elm @esept, zine Sc
brdudsantpeifuns fir ben iuneen
Wenf6en bittet.
poitpenbeno trifft eine aarte oes
alten Syreunbes Elm, BON beren Hiidz
ieite ibm oas tppblbefdnnte gtifett
entseeenitrablt:
Dor Gebrau9 tiidtie gu fhiitteln!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Mu! 2ebrer: rWsr mar Mdilz
lesg" S9iiler: nDer Didtsr, Der
BITE M4ilesDerfe erfunben bat
Nrti It. nGnblih babe t9 tpiez
Der StelIung zig Romtfer." Sea,
bann tOnnen sic ia lahen.1
Nntenneis @epiiiens=
biffe. Sin 9err, bem por einiser
3ett bunbert Dollars geitoblen pur-
cen. crbielt por auraem folsenpen
grief: m@ebr seebrter 9err! JG
babe Shnen Sbr @elb geitoblen. Nun
triege ih's auf etnnlal nit Gepif@
iensbiiTen 81 tbun unb fhide sSbnen
tinliegenb atpdn5is Dollars. Gotpie
ih fpieDer Gefpiifensbiiie fritse, er<
bnlttn .Git mebrl1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

- 9iel berumsetom m n.
y. Ser Rabfabrer Sippler fb'int
biel berumqefommen 5u iein." g.:
rOds min i9 meinen, Der lit in alleh
Gbauileeardben Der MeIt gu 6auIe.4
Iuffullenb. Shaffner:
rMein Serr, oas iinb Damencoupes
Dc in benz Wueen!" paFagier:
rOamencoupes? :. .gs iit bod 70
ftin bartn!"
@ntgegenfo m menb. -
Stegfrteo &eibeles, erfter 9uhbalter,
bat fi6 in Nbpeienbeit ieines reiden
aber febr seisieen prinoipals NIT
oeffen Sodter perlobt. Gr ri6tet
folsenbes selegramm nit besabIter
Miidantiport an feinen 5utiinftioen
S6ptegerpater: rSoeben nit 8ettb
berlpbt = Wiama etnberitanoen -
bitten auh um Sbren Geeen. @eeen
be5ablt. 8ettp uno Siesfrieb."
6 sefast. Gin febr
gelebrter ProfeFor erbdlt bon einem
auspdrtieea Notar eine 3ufhrift,
betreffs elmer ibm antbeilis 3uaefalle.
men grbf9aft; am S1lub miro er
erfu6t. Die epentuelIe MorefTe feiner
8efhniiter anaugeben. Darauf onts
portet Der 9err profefor: ,Was
Sbre Mnfrage na4 @eIhniftern anz
belanst. 10 beoaure i1. oeren feine au
beiiben, i'd bin mein einaiser 9ru-
ber.1
Gin 8ieIbef9Gftieter.
Gin Serr trifft einen friiberen Gtuz
biengenofen. Der iebt Beamter in eiz
ner fleinen Stabt 1T. uno fraat benz
felben, tpie es ibm gebe. Sierduf
fdilbert biefer fein leben in folQens
Der Weife: .um 10 llbr ftebe ict uuf
3tebe mid an unb friibffiide. I'm
11A gebe i9 auf ods Bureau, al.
bette einige Stunben unb bin banIt
nm l2 nbr reselmGBig pieber beim
Sriibf4oppen. so gebt Is ale 9oqs!s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

SIN 2uftturprt. 8due.
rim (sur peniiondrin, als bie}e f9
btim 8dbnen Die 9ano por ben
Munb bdIt): r9ddnier'n sc ii6 od
MIDI! 3uft bars ia nod senug bal"
Mnf Der RIeinbabn.
Nuifagter (3u oem aufgebIafenen
Gtationsbeanlten elmer Rleinbubn):
rMiHen Gie, ipenn man Gie reben
bort, merit man nihts BON Der
6hntdlfpuriafeit!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

ASlH HtS7t MttySA 6u WbfuJSWs tpuS
guh, ni6er G,lertl MilIsn, tnblih
bod Die Sabre rauben. Glaubt nur,
ferblihe 51Dnsn. Cure Nei3e finb
fein Shab, Der Bis gum Gnbe Be-
ipdbrt tperben tar1n."
Dos gntfteben Der Dper iiberz
baupt bdttrt pom gnbe bes 16. ssabr=
bunoerts. Der MntbsiI oes pubIiz
tums an oie1er nenen Wlufifaattunq
fties auf etnen 70 boben @rab, oab
5ipifden ben Sabren 1857 unb 1870
in 8eneoig allein $50 Opern bon
100 perfdieoenen sonfebern aur Muf-
fiibrung geldngten. llnb ba beflasen
mir nns beute iiber MaHenprobut.
tim bon Spern!
Sn Oeutfdlano bate bic Spernz
mamie um bas Sabr 100 ibren
@tpfel errei9t. Sebe 6eterli6teit ers
hetf4te etne neue Sper. unb in Mus
bolitabt tparo um iene 3eit cine Oper
aufsefiibrt, betitelt: Die Weisbeit
Der Sbristeit in Mnorbnuns bes
8ierbrauens."
Sn elmer altfpani19en Oper,
rMoam", tommt cine 9lrie por, in
nelher Der iebr e1rennertbe papa
bes Menf6enge19le9ts, Mbamus pris
mus, ben lieben 9ptt auf ben Rnien
unflebt. ibn bod ia nibt gu erf9af=
fen. r3u fpdt!" ruff Der liebe Soft
unb fingt bann nit Mbam Elm Ouett.
CUR 3eit Rarls XII, Der nur
Srommeln uno Srpmpeten liebte, aez
rtetb Die Muiit in Sdpeben fp febr
IN 8erfall, bab es i'm Sabre 1715
IN gang Stpdbolm nur oret perios
men CAB, oie Noten lefen tonnten.
Ser bDbmifhe Romponift Spfeph
Wtslepc5et (geboren au prag am 9.
Wfdr5 1877, eeitnrben gu @om am 4.
Sebruar 178D, in Stalisn unter benz
Namen .,eSsf g.eno" betannt, bai
feds 5pu2bonlen sefdrieben, bic er
unter Dem fpnberbaren Sttel Sanuar,
Tebruar, MGrs, Npril, Weai uni
Juni ans 2tht treten Iieb. 9lls BIZ
rMai<Spmpbonie" gum erItenmal in
fetner 8ateritabt prag uufsefiibri
touroe, fagte Elm arttifer, er babe Bel
MnbDruna btefer MuIit Sen Duff
aller Sriiblinssblumen etnseatbmet.
1ans 2eo 6asler, Ser alte beut,
f6e Meiiter, bat feinen 1900 tr
Niirnberg erf4ienenen ,2uitadrter
oeutf9er @eIdnge" nit einem Sc,
bt9t etnseleitet, oas feline unperiGGr.
bore @iiltisfeit in unierer geIanss'
pibrigen 3eit erit redt bsiBt:
User iingt, Der iinq, oab es ppb
Hing,
l1nb thu bic @tinlm' re6t fiibren;
,S9ret nit gu febr, tbu it9 btelmebl
Setn liebli9 mooertren,
Diff baB gar fret bic Melpbei
Gum Sert mDg fpntprbiren,
Senn fonit Der @'Iang fein Son uni
&lang
Shut eana unb gar berlieren.~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28
er, I0fen Fe anb binoen neue Gdlift-

Der, I0ien ite unb binoen neue Sdfit-
gen.
galta tbut NIT, als fei fie oie
s5iinsite.
Some, Ser 9rasoner, feines 3eis
Hens Gleifdbauer, tit ibr getreuer
Begletter uno 9etpunberer. gr
peritebt es, sana ipunberbur 3art gu
fliiitsrn, Worte Der 2tebe 81 iagen,
Die ite mod ME sehDrt bat.
sSSn freien 5tunben itBt Der Ora@
goner auf Saltds Sof. Mit na6s
dffenben @ebGrben madt er ibren
@atten Helm uno ldderli9 uno fellt
fi6 ielbit aufs piebeHal. Seine
6ano ftreibelt Die Wange Der al
ternoen, liebesiiidtieen Srau, Die fi6
betdubt an tbn fdnieet uno lalIt:
rSone, tpenn th fret ndre. E. @ott.
tpenn id fret tpdre!".
0a fdniirt Sur Meopeo fein
8iinoel unb geht.
3uerft min er 1i9 Dem @ert6t
1teuen, un1 Hube por it6 ielbit au
ftnben. Damn tpirft er nur ben Nas
men, Der bonn Meineib befubelt 1T.
meg, nennt fi9 Mefar uno aiebt in
Die toeite Melt.
gead ptelen Sabren eradblt 5ufdls
lig Elm Hetienber bon Salta, beren
triter 9atte, Sur Mebpeb, in Nme=
rita perborben uno seftprben ift
Some bat Die Na6ri9t BON einem
befreunbeten Musnanberer befommen
unb oen Spotenf9etn Der Mittpe
borgelest.
0ana9 bat Salta Die golobaub.
auf bas ergraute 9aar geIebt, Den
Metallsiirtel I'm ben eebeusten 2eib
sei4!unsen unb lit nit Some. Dem
Sunsen, gum Sraualtar sef9ritten
3nii9en Dem prieiterliden Sesen
unb Dem Rauf6e bes sSeittpsines
bat Spne NIT ieinem Weib Dem No>
tar einen 8eiu9 abeeftattet. Oprt i'll
etne @56entungsurfunbe bereit selez
gen. Oarunter fat Salfa tbren ga=
men fesen miiFen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Mntlib, nnb i6re Dor Slid bebenben
Qippen dntfporteten:
80 ia, Sdcques, id min Dsin
feth, benn id liebe Did id babe
nis aufss9Srt, Did gu lisb.n''
Geit sfpei Woden iparen lie perbei.
ratbet. glus 8dIentinens MntIib
ftrabIte iett efne triumpbirenbe
ssreube, nGbrenb auf syacqnes 3iigen
cine trauernbe, refisntrte 3drtlihfsit
lag ISL,
gines QIbenbs trafen fie DDrberets
tunaen, INN gum Ban gu seben. Was
lentine Bat ibren Wtann. ibren
@hmudfaften 5u bolen.
gr itanb auf,s faBte. bic nnper<
.fdblpfIene RaHetts rr1itSb{iben 6dnben
unb that ei,ige @hritt plobli4
ftraudelte er Der f9nere Raffen
entaIitt ibm. Durd bic Mudt bes
Tailes mar ein gebeinies Sad aufgt>
fprunsen, bas er bisber nie benerH
bate.
xnapifhen tpurbe Bdlentine ungse
buIbia. gDieberboH rief fte ibn, bod
er anttpprtete nidt.
lleberrafdt unb feltfdn beunrnbtgt.
fehrte fie in ibr 3immer auriid. Nen<
aieria nGberte lie fih, ohne oab
Sacques es bDrte, unb fab ibm iiber
Bic @dulter - in feiner offenen
6anb Gaa Elm DpId nit iilbsrnem
&rtff unb Elm golbenes Mrmbanb, an
benz Elm Ggpptii1er Rdfer bing.
ssn biefem Musenblid penbete
Sacques iid nm. Gr mar gana perz
;inbert unb feline ppr gntfeben pergrDs
Berten Mugen trafen bic feiner Satin.
Diefe mar I.i4enfabl unb ein nerpb~
f.s 3ittern erfdiitterte ibren sdn5en
RDrper.
0ereebIih perfudte Sacques .an
fpreden. Rein 2aut entrang iih iet@
ner 3eble.
vMber 70 rebe bod Elm Morf,
glenbe!" itieB sr enblih herpor, fpdhe
rsnb Ct untpinfiirlih bic 5anbgelenfe
prsBte.
Sp6 bas p.ritDrte W.fen Der nne
slIdliden iaete ihm, baB er n19f
mebr atpeifeln -Dnne.
rSo bift Ou es aIio," fuhr er pers
sp.ifelt fort, .bie fie eetDbtet bat -
unb Did babe i& gum Wsibe se>
Monument"
8alentine mar sana fuHuneslos =
lie perfu9te niht einn.al, ith 81 rebt@
fertieen.
Sic ltebte Did, unb 9u liebteft
fte! unb au6 th liebte Oih!" raunte
tie in fonpulfipii9sm S6lu9sen. - =
%, sSacques, Did burfte ia ni9t
berlieren, benn Du ollein parf metn
@lid!"
gr itieB fis sorntg 5uriid unb fiibts.
onbG6tig bic Sleden ouf Der <ngt.
Mn fetnen Wtmpern perlten groBe
Sbrdnen.
sic mari ii9 auf Die 3nte unh
belt i'm perstpeifelt an ben 8letoern
feit. Oo9 Sacques rib ft4 NIT elmer
10 befttgen 8ene9unq los, Dab er re
faf9 auf bic Grbe f6leuoerte.~ Seine
Mueen funfelten jebt - es log etpos
Grauiames, Morbliiiternes tn fsinen
Mu9en.
r8erubige Di9," iasts sr. r0u biit
mein Wsib, unb metre 2ippen iollen
perIie9elt bleiben. Iber Der 6tmme!
1T mein 3eues - nt6t eine @tunbe
1pll pereeben, mo i6 i'm ni6t nm
@iibne fir 9etne Nrepelthat anFlebe!
Maa Elm anberer nodd mir Die Mabrz
belt entbiiiIen. Sd iebs Did ME fnisz
ber!"
Sn Der @efeufdaft fragt man iid
heute, toie es nur m0glidh lei, bub 3tpei
MenI6en, bic 10 eliidlid ichienen, ii6
gefunben gu baben, fi9 faum ptersebn
Sage na9 Der Sod5eit tpieber trennen
fpnnten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-28

Sn Der Gefellfdaft fraet man iid
heute, tote es nur m0glth lei, bob spei
Menf6en, bic 10 sliidlid i9ienen, ii6
gefunpen 81 baben, fi9 faum piersebn
Sage na9 Der Sp6aeit pieoer trennen
fpnnten.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
Scotch BowlerS War
Over Trophy

Few matches were played by the
Scottish bowlers at the park yesterday,
most Of the afternoon being spent by
4 majority of them in attending the
regular quarterly meeting, which
proved TO be rather a stormy affair.
The bone of contention was the sill
yer mounted set OF bowls presented
70 the club by Sir Thomas Dewar. II
was originally announced that this
handsome prize would be competed for
under scratch conditions. At yester-
dav's meeting. however. after a lengthy
argument il was decided TO hold a
tournament under handicap conditions.
The tournament will be played next
month.
It was decided yesterday that all fu-
tllre events held by the club VIII be
governed by the Scottish rules. The
finals OF the championship singles in
future will be decided by one game in
stead OF two out Of three. The tour
nament season viii open on the first
Saturday in April with handicap
doubles event
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
EASTERN EXPERT
IS OUT OF FORM
CIOthier and Hardy Fail to
Make Good Against Nc
LOughIin and Long
By GRANT SMITH

a fair sized crowd turned out to wit
ness the doubles match at the Cali
fornia tennis club yesterday afternoon
in which ". J. Clothier, challenger for
the national title last year. was one of
the participants. Many of the old
timers were on hand, but were rather
disappointed in the crack easterner,
who had not performed for over six
months and at best is anything but a
showy player.
Three sets in doubles were played,
the first two going TO Maurice Nc
Loughlin and Melville Long. and the
third to Sumner Hardy and Clothier.
Hardy was easily the star of the four,
his sharp volleying being the feature
of the match.
Clothier did not warm up in the first
two sets. but in the third showed
flashes of his real form. He showed
the fans nothing new yesterday, but
probably would not have done so even
at the top Of his form. His strokes
are not severe. his forte being steadi-
ness. In the third set he increased his
sped and volleyed and drove spiendidly
at times.
CIothier is a tall, broad shouldered
chap. with an ideal build for tennis,
but impressed the spectators as being
rather slow on his feet. This may
have been due to a certain extent to
the fact that he was playing on the
is unusually active and as quick as
cat
While the easterner did not show up
any too well yesterday we have the
word of both Long and Mclaughlin
that he is a great player, and they
ought to know. AS Long expressed it
yesterday: when Clothier beats you
seems to do it with surprising regu-
larity'' The score Of yesterdays S
match in favor of Long and McLough-
lin was St Ga, 81. The same two
teams will play at Burlingame this
morning and will take in the polo
match in the afternoon.
The junior players at the park fin
ished their handicap singles tourna-
ment. commenced last Saturday. The
honors went to Strauss, who beat Ma
than in the finals by a score of 6-4,
O-6. 81. Nathan received a handicap
of Is. In the semifinals Strauss gave
DDS of IS to Detrick and beat him,
Ga. 6-4.
The members of the women's annex
TO the Golden Gate tennis club COM
menced handicap doubles tournament
in the public courts yesterday. Play
will be resumed next Thursday and
the event finished Saturday. The
scores of yesterdays matches follow:
Miss Golda Myer and Mrs. Neimeyer
(owe 40) beat Miss B. Chase and Miss
J. Brown Us 3-6). 6-3. 6-S, 6-S.
Miss L. Bolton and Miss E. Joost (3-6)
beat Miss /. Norman and Miss B. Gar
diner G5 53-6), S-6. "a: Miss A
Greenberg and Miss A. Myers lowe
Is 3-6) beat Miss B.. Culley. and Miss
NJ Speakman tScratch), 6-4, Cd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13
SOPHOMOR[S CARRY
OFF DAYS HONORS'
Win InfercfaSS Track Meet at
Berkeley in Program Full
of Surprises
Special Dispatch to The Call

BERKELEY, March 12.-Winning the
high hurdles in the fast time of 15.2
seconds and almost equaling his own
worlds record, ''BiT" Edwards, the
crack California hurdler, was easily the
star performer in today's interclass
meet, held on the university oval. De-
spite the fact that cold weather and a
slow track tended to slow time, Ed
wards negotiated the high sticks in the
speediest time seen on the local track
this season.
Another surprise of the meet came in
after wearing out Goldman. Clabaugh
and Brown by series of sprints that
would put him in the lead, let himself
out on the final stretch and won. with
almost 10 yards clear track between
him and Goldman, the speedy varsity
distance man. Connolly, another fresh
man. captured the century run in. 1912,
with Kretsinger and Kant following.
In the broad jump Kretsinger took first
with % foot inch jump.
The pole. vault was productive of sew
eral catastrophes. Early in the meet
the pole broke on Wolff and the fresh
man had narrow escape. Toward the
close of the event Vail, who was in the
lead, ordered it three inches higher,
and in clearing the bar sustained a
turned ankle, that may injure his
chances later in the season.
The sophomores captured the day
when their relay team, consisting of
Woolsey, iVtousek. Claudius, Rathbone
and Newsom, broke the tape, having
travelled the mile in 8 minutes % 2-5
seconds. Together with Wallis first in
the pole, this gave the second year men
As points, the juniors coming second
with 34h, the seniors 271 II and the first
year men Is points.
The results of the meet were as fol-
lows:
100 yard dash-Connelly '13. first; Kretsinger
II, second; Kant 10. third. Time, 10 %
seconds.
22O yard dash-Claudius ~, first: Donald IL.
second: Rathbone Il, third. Time, % 25
seconds.
44o gard dash-Calkins IL, first; Chase '12,
second; Newsom ~ third. Time, 52 s-5 seconds
ond; Kelly u. third. Time, 2 minutes S sec
Mile run-T Smith II, first: MACPHERSON '12,
second: Davidson 10, third. Time, minutes
Two mile run-SprouT '13. first: Goldman 'os.
second; ,4G3labaugh 10 and Brown II. tied for
40 yard high hurdles-Edwards TO- first;
Donald II. second; Grub II, third. Time,
10 2-5 seconds.
go yard low hrdles-Grubb IL, first; Ed
wards 10, second: Redman '13, third. Time,
26 2-5 seconds.
Broad jump-Kretsinger II. first: Villas II.
second; Allen '13. third. Distance, % feet 9
inches.
High jump.. Bull 10, first; Hill '1a, second;
Taylor 10 third. Height. 5 feet IL inches.
Shotput-Scott H. first: Hale 10, second;
Dignan TO- third. Distance. Al feet inches
Hammer throw-Gabbert 10 first; Ready '12,
second; Scott ~, third. Distance, 13e feet 4
inches.
Pole vault-vail H. first; Brown 10. second;
Maddox. third. Height. IL feet inches
Relay-Won by 1912.