davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Beats African Game Trails.

The Americans seem to have devel-
oped in recent years a great fondness
for boss hunting, without either
close season or an age limit-N. Y.
World.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Z Getting Used to 1t.

1t may be said that we shall in time
become accustomed to two presidents,
but the country will never really like
dorchester Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-23
Evidently Beyond Words.

Chancellor Day doesn't seem to be
talking either yet or again.-Chicago
Record Herald.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25
Ct 111inoe ON Johan
Selmer.
"a ben bboc &ompomiit gap &oneert.

! oct itore lloltillinaSoar 1889
bar oen nj aiosoe norife &omponiit
Soban Selmer Yaris.
l(noer Sililmtning fra belle ben
lfonSinopiife &oloni gap ban en- Qon.
cert / Observation-Disclosures
sSorinoen bapoe ban imiolertio
bapt nogen Taniteligbeb meS fine ga.
pirer, bo ban / Sranfrise ofiicielt
bar aigaaet peo Teben. Serom for.
talte ban ielu paa lin gemptlige, bra.
itiife WaaSe:
s 1869 fom leg til Earis for
at ituoere Sbeori hos gller Gbaupet
o0 beieJe 9lntbroiie 1bomaS' 3ompo.
iit!onSflaSie
Get gif raift fremaS meo Sh6ier.
ne, men iaa ubbreo Sen frairif.tpife
&ria, og Taris blep inoeiluttet, in.
oen je9 flinoe ilippe bort.
Seq bapoe iaaet en- liben Mni9t.
telic / Sen itore Opera % boe6e lam.
men meb en- itaIienif W&,iifer. Staf.
fclS 6prl Seq flyer itaffels Spr! og
MI lfal DC bsre bporfor.
"a 3onnilnen baooe erobret ga.
riS, beiatte oen aIIe YIaoier meo be
&rpiter, ser bar for Saanoen.
SaoIebes gif set til, at ieg for en-
sliten blep ben Itore Operas 2eber -
oo9 fln pan YIafaten.
&i lit onoet at beItille enc at aipe
Opcrocn, ibct @eriaillestroperne flor.
meoc @pen UNDER General @aIIiffet,
ser ira oen Tag fcm til at beoe Mar.
fien meo be rsbe SpIe!
5bi Ger blep bogItapeIia booet |
@Iob. Mlle, Der paa en- eIIer anoen
Wanoe bapoe hillpet &ommunaroer.
ne, blep lat paa Yroifriptionsliiten.
% ioaIeoes gif set til, at ieg og BEN
itaIienife Muiifer, Ger paa Tlafaten
bar blepen opbeiet til @oncertmeIfer,
peo Stanoret oemtes til Os6en.
gn Wtorgen fommer pi liltenoe fra
bort 2oai no paa 8aSen for at faa
fat Iiot Mao.
@i bIep itrnfs attrappere6e og fsrt
ben til en- MilitGrpagt.
- Gr be aupelmeIter be6 ben ito.
re Opera SSoban Selmer2
- ga!
Stalieneren bliper oeiaa inSentifi.
ccret.
gnOni amer pi intet Onot. Saa
bliper pi inmmen meb en- Sc andre
ltillebe op moo en- Wur, en- Yeleton
Solooter liater poa os meo fine @e.
pTrer og oct lp6er: Spr!
Stnlieneren, Ser itanr beo Sioen
al mig, ipnfer iammen fit Blob.
Seq merfer, at jeg er bel, % ba ieg
bar Elabs Ii9e peo Sisrnet, imsrer
ieg Saier. gn SoIoat er iaa tienit.
iprg at ban bill ifpoe eiter mig, men
Siiiceren, bpem 9sobeltieneIten aa.
,enbart er imoo, raaber til bam:
= ga ifiot! 2ao oen Itaffars
Spillemnno Isbe!
Saa onmeloteS set, at Oireftsren
or ben tore Speroen, Soban SeImer
lorif al Sebiel, par fuot iom Oprs.
,er, og ieg blep iIettet paa &eeiitret
,per Sremnreoe Mairiet.
Saolebes fortalte SSoban Selmer
psgeiulot ON lin Gsb, Ser MI er
,lepen til BET for gllpor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25
Wnncrnpren al g}elp Norf. n

8muernpren al Neip Oorf, mob
bpis 2ip Der blep siort ct slttentat,
lig3er enomu tiliengs, men fomn,er
iia burtig 2p9erne bar fllnbet alig.
len, men bill life tage oen no, enonu.
Ge mener, at @upernsren fan itaa op
ON etpor Tiger. Ser fortGIles, at
bon life pil bape oen Wano, iom fisb
bon, Itraiiet, ga han tror, ban gior.
oe llgierningen SinOsipge.
Gn sammel @cirprofet, iom beoer
Glimb.a.9ree, ontagelig en- nf be 9lb.
Ite SSn0ianere Siour Stammen paa.
itoar, at Den 19. glugllit, altiaa i6ag,
ifal oct be9pnoe at regne % bet for
9llpor. Den gnmle Snoianer bar III
Stem paa Snoianerreierpotionen n9r
2epils Cafe, &C. g., og er minoit 1f5
9lor 9ommel. San bar | mango Iar
Opret Snbionernes @eirproiet paa De
&anter. gsu fommer oct on poa, ON
ban trpfier oct rette benne Gang.
SOiS 6armerne tror paa bans Spaa.
oomme, bar De Del eiort lit beolte for
at blipe iproig meo Sfuren oenne
llge.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25
,Iei," ioooe Boone, oct N"1erh

rMei," iagoe Boone, .oet H"1esa
er at blipe ber, for at hi fan liootast
benbc, naar bun fonlner iaa langt
Nenbes Seit er en- ilinf 2pber og ltert
Ter leg, og bet er rimeligt, at bun fan
rlpete unoai. 2ao os oiipre ct Ear
Stuo Hetnina ior at piie, at ri boil.
Der Die meo Dem og bun fan ben
te 9eltpttelle ber."
Se fulgte @ooneS Naao.
Sorfslgelien iortiattes, men set
iaa life no, iom ON Snoianerne panot
pad Ilpgtninaen.
v8aa ben til Torten, Iatricf, og
pas paa at boloe ben aoben, iaa bum
fan Hippo ino!" iaeoe @lenn.
~0ien ON SSnbianerne fommer?
&c, Der er Del" iagbe Eatricf og
pe9te moo ben anoen SIDE.
"Sa ionoelig!" ia9oe 8lcnn, ,nu
airloer oct. @i maa lie uo o. prs.
be paa at reobe bcnoe. Iuligens
fan oct lpfes at boIbe SInoianerne til.
ba1e, inotil ri iaar bcnbe inoenfor
Eorten."
Ser er in9en Tare poaiTroe nu,"
'agoc Boone, voet er Yapneere, iom
fonmer, Ter iea oa SC Iig9er / 3rig
paa Sip o9 Tso meo Siaeerne. 0e
TO inbinnife Stammer oil angribe bin.
anocn, % Tamen piI lmofomme."
~Men bporlebeS gaar oct os9"
ipurate @lenn.
v@oot, trnfer ieg men set er MI
blot Spsr9smoal ON, bpilfet Tarti
pi ifal tnge."
~%i fan 10 lfpoe paa be9ge. so
Here SSnoianere ri orGber, oesbeore
er oct, o5 be er lise gooe aIIeIam.
men" iaeoe Hatricf.
~Nei, oct gaar life an, hi piIoe Ser.
peo blipe unieeoe for aIoeles freoIs.
ie, og enbper Snoianer piloe, ielp ON
ban bar penIigiinoet moo De SpiSe,
ipneS at babe 9iet til at brrbe os
brorlombelIt" inabe Boone. ,SSe9
tror pi ntaa tnge Earti meo Tamneer.
ne. Oiagerne bar 10 anfaISt os, %
oct er altIaa en retfGroie @iensi9I.
belle, mar pi birlper beres Sienoer.
%Tr iTrbia til at aabne Torten for
Slpatningen; bun bill mart bore ber."
&c iienolige Snoianeritammer
bapoe mi faaet 9ie paa binanben, og
ct irpgteIigt Sfri9 gicnnembppeSe
Suften. Set bar ct ifrpfeligt Wpr.
oeri, iom mi be1pnbte.
Boone. Glenn og Sneaf bapoe npr.
met iig De @iGmpen6e paa Sfuopio.
De, o9 beres pelrettebe Sfuo ienote
mango Digger ino gpigbeoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25
panamafanalen os oens
2lrbeioere.

'''PN'p'' Puu Observation-Disclosures
| lfrioer ion befjenot irem meo Itor
@nrti9beo. Sor ct glar lioen eller
laa bco oet, at 0cn ifuloe bli iaa tiolig
fTroig, at Den fllnoe aabnes for 8ien.
nemiart 1915. Senere beo oct, at
nllereoe 1913 pil ben flinne aobnes
% MI lnoffer man ioa imoot ON, at
oen oil blipe fGroig ON ct sIar.
San burtig goor oct MI life; men
liffert er, at bette iaa at iige eneitaa.
enoe 9Irbeioe oil ppre iuloiert en-
nGr 6remtio.
ut 9lrbeioet gaar iaa raft for Saan.
Den lfpIoeS for en- ltor Gel oe ioran.
oreoe 6orboloe pe0 9lnIGgget. 9a
9lmeritonerne begpnote at grape,
bnpoe oe lao panitelig ior at faa s(r.
beioere, at oe life ioritob, bporIeoes
Froblemet fllnoe leieS. Se blep MO.
te til at lenoe no gl9enter for at Ieie
DC neOpenOige 9lrbei0ere. Wan be.
9pnote meo gte9re ira 8eitinoien,
men ionot mart no, at oe life oueoe.
9fu iinoes Der fun bpibe slrbeioere,
og oct er flll0ltPnbig ilnsopenoigt at
lenoe no ggenter for at iinoe Dem.
Ge fomner al iig ielp, uoen 2offe.
mao, ira @rpfenlano, SStalien, Spa.
nien, Gotta Gico, Guba, Columbia
og Tene5uelo, ilere emo ser bebspes
% fan bruges. gtpiten bpert Sfi6
brin9er Solf ira europa og oct
WTno, iom bar Ten3c nof til at be.
tale i'm Heiie oper.
Set er oen uomerfeoe Maaoe,
bporpoa De lanitpre Sorbolo er oronc
DC, iom er 8runoen til, at Der life
lTnger er nogcn Wangel
poa glrbeioere. Wlen Ser
er noget anoet, iom life er iaa glGbe.
ligt, og lom igrunoen er uforflarligt
&ongreSien bor aarepis isgt at gis.
re oct til Eligt ior 9lrbeioSgiueren at
isrge ior line tilifaoefomne 9lrbeibe.
re. Dian ifuIoe berior fro, at Ge.
gierin9en ielp pilOe pie ct inulft Gr'
empel.
Men set or oeSprrre life Silipl.
oct HegieringenS 9lrbeioer, peo ga.
nnmntan1len mber life mere @elfpt.
telie emo bans aolleIn Staterne,
bcllere minore Set cr life lGnge
lioeu 9la0ene iortnlte ON Ell ita,
lienif slrbeiber peO &anaIen, iom peo
ct lllpffestiliGloe bapoe miitet begge
line Ben uoen piOere og uOen en-
Sent / GrItotning ienote8 tilboge til
SStalien 90 oet par langt ira ct
eneitnaenbe SiliGloe.
Gn Wionb, iom orbeiSer peo &o.
nalen ifrep iorIeoen til oct tplte
9lnO v@iitlicbe Toit" / St. 2ouis,
at ser er Ell Mpn9oe Wenneifer, ION
unOer Arbeioet bar miItet 9lrme o9
Ben og facet anoen Sfa0e, og iom
life engong fan ioo ct ififfeligt TrG-
ben eller 5rrarm nanr be fommer
no ira Soipitolet.
Get iorefommer os, at iligt life
nctop aipcr Dor 9iegierins OF aongres
Helpeft blnnot rettGnfen0e Wenne.
neifer. Get er ganife rigtig finn
Foreigners, ser ber er Gale ON;
Sc iomme FOREIGNERS" bar brugt il.
ne iunbe 2emmer. ben eneite 3api.
tai. De bar, for at f,ilbisre oet gtatio.
nalperf. hi meS Hette er iaa Itolte al
og oct fllnoe oerfor life p9re ai Bel
en-. ON ri sap Dem nosen gri!atnins.
nanr DC Dor TjeneIte peo lllpffeS.
tiliPloe miiter Dem. ltncle Sam er
MI life iaa iattig, at ban bebsper at
pGre en- lilmpen @nier. Sm Yana.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25

Serns bar nnbeialet Senotor 9ai!eDs
Domination til IemofroterneS FrP.
iibentfanOioot 1912 og nominerei
Oscar .. GolQuit til @upernsr %
u. 9. 9opioion til Siceguperasr.
Se99e oe iiOlte er glntiprobibitioniiter
ifient Fortiet erflGreoe Jig 6ausr
al, at Der bliper 9Inleoning til at
itemme ooer, bOorpiot Seras ifa: 9ie.
res til Ell Sorbuo$itat.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25

MAJ lnalen fommer til at foite nosIe
tfn.orcoe tiIien Collars mere, bar
lpert lioet at iige for oe foreneoe Sta.
ter. 9)ten set bar meget at lge for
De Stafler, iom maa eaa iom 8rsb.
lin5e, at oe funbe faa en- Saanbsrpf.
ming ira ham, bpis Brpo be Ear mi.
itet lin Selbre0
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25

Sapan bar bapt Ell iorf9r6eIig
Oueripsnmelf bedetteS ira Soko.
Sunoreber al Menneifer er orufnet.
og 9iisaplinsen soelast. Sernbaner
maa itanie lin Sraiif, ioroi Tuneller
cr itprtet inb og @anelegemet paa en-
WfGnsbe Steber paifet bort. Oct er
Den p9rite Oueriusmmelie. noeen peo
ON ! 9anbets SiItorie,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25

Spit iilucirs. : 2(rmitroul Trem.
rel Ell 9lmerituucr. uooeoe iorrile
llQe Ell 0sioe al $3.50 500 mco en-
6lppemnltine. 2ctte er mi &cr0tu
reforoen. San uoierte &opeiiuftet /
2anorf, SfotIano, og ser bengif 10
Elmer ira ban aif tilpeirs. og til ban
fom neO i5ien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-08-25
S9penbe &api.cl.
0amle Gjenbinser. sylpstminsen.

Get bar bore gamle 9efienote ira
@lofbuiet; 2aptein Sleebart, 8entll.
cfieren, 8anian. Sobn Wagee og Ile'
re andre. iom bar fommen til SiGlp.
ga Der life mere par nogen 6are
paaiGroe. git De alIeiamnlen uoenIor
Yalliiaoerne.
Seq pil alorig ifpbe al en-
8ssie mere. buis ies life ifulbe bape
2pit til at lfalpere bper eneite en- al
oisie rsoe DiRple," iagoe 4entucfie.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mr.. Churchill Harvey-Elder was a
passenger on the Lurline sailing for
San Francisco May 10th. Mr.. Harvey
Elder Is en- route to Los Angeles. his
old home. where he may remain--a
fact which is regretted by the many
friends he has made here, who were
most reluctant to bid him farewell,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21
Mrs. .Lorrin Thurston's Tea.

Wednesday Mrs. Lorrin Thurston
entertained a score of pretty girls in
formally at tea in honor OF the Misses
Shipman of Hawaii, who will leave to-
day for the mainland. The tea was
served on the lanai at an attractive
tea table ornamented with red carna'
tons. A social hour of chit chat was
spent. The following bevy of girls
were present: The Misses Shipman
Miss Sara Lucas. the Misses Ward go
Miss Alice Spalding. Miss Vera Da-
mon. Miss Hart, Miss Lydia McStock-
er. Miss Hattie Lucas. and Miss Helen
Alexander.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Widespread regret in both Navy
and Army circles is felt over the de-
parture OF Captain Chandler Comp
bell of the United States Marine Corp.
who received orders to report at Mare
Island, where the United States cruls
er Maryland is at present, and to
which the popular officer has been
assigned for duty. Captain Camp
bell departed on the Sierra, sailing
May 18th for San Francisco, and will
go at once to join his ship.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

On Tuesday evening the band con
cert at Thomas square was an unusu
ally pleasant one, on account OF sew
eral selections composed by the art
list, Paul de Longpre. who Is again in
Honolulu His paintings of flowers
have made him famous over all parts
of the country and the music which
was so well rendered by our local
band was something of which this
gifted artist can well be proud. Mr..
de Longpre has host Of friends and
admirers here. who gladly. welcome
his return.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

MRS. Hedemans luneneon.
Miss Alice Spalding, the bride-to-
be OF Lieutenant Bowman, u. s. A.
WIS the guest of honor at luncheon
given by Mrs. c. Hedeman at her
home at Waikiki. The luncheon was
served on the lanai, overlooking the
sea. The central decoration of the
table was a cut glass bowl filled with
pale pink carnations. The flowers
combined with maidenhair fern were
strewn over the snowy cloth. Among
those present were Mrs. c. Hedeman
Miss Alice Spalding. I Mrs. Harold
Castle, Miss Irma Ballentyne. Miss
Ethel Spalding. Miss Ballentyne, Miss
Rajuhilde White. Miss Dorothy Wood
and Miss Hilma White.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Among the arrivals on the steamer
Wilhelmina from the States was
brother of Mr.. Theodore Richards,
who is accompanied by his wife. They
will spend some time In the Islands
viewing the beauty and enjoying the
delightful climate. all of which is a
revelation TO the guests of Mr.. Rich
ards, who have never visited the Isl
ands before.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mrs. Sara L. Newcomb has been
busy arranging concert which will
be gwen Il Kamehlmeha ch pei Sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mr.. w. C. Lyon with his mothe
and small son, arrived on the steame
Wilhelmina, Tuesday. May 18th, afte
an enjoyable visit to their old home II
California.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mr., George Eairchlld of Kauai Is a
Honolulu visitor. having arrived on
the Mauna Kea Saturday, May 18th
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Drake Rudy
of Los Angeles are contemplating a
visit to Honolulu shortly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Dillingham; arr
contemplating visit to the Coast AM
to Europe in the near future. Thei
purpose is to extend their tour for
year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-23

Batteries: Webb and Gibson; corridor
Harmon and Phelps and Bliss. Time, 2:05
Umpires, tombstone and Moran
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-23
BARNEY OLDFIELD
BREAKS MILE RECORD

st. Paul. June 22.-Three world automo-
bile records were broken at the Twin
City utomobile-aviation meet at the State
Fair grounds this afternoon. Barney Old
field lowered the one-nile and two-mile
records for a one-nile circular track,
and Ben Kercher set new worlds mark
for the three miles circular track.
Oldfeld driving his 200-horse power
Benz, made both of his records in the
two-mile event. Taking a flying start. he
made the first in 40 As seconds and the
second mile 01-5 seconds. making the
time for the two miles lao fiat. The
best previous record for the two miles
was 1:44 4-5, made by Oldfield at Los An
geles, where Ralph Depalma made the
mile record, 80 4-5. Kerschers new rec
ord for the three miles was made in
100-horse power Darracq, former VAN
derbit cup winner. lis time was Q 80 To-
The former record of 2:3S AS, was made
by Ralph Depalma on the same track
one year ago.
Glenn H. Curtiss, ]. C. Mars and
Charles F. Willard postponed their trials
for altitude. speed and endurance aero
plane records on account OF unfavorable
weather.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-23
BELL AND BARTLETT
PLAY FINE TENNIS

Montgomery. June 22.-All preliminaries
and one match of finals were played to-
day in both the Cotton States and Ala
bama championship Journeys on the Coun-
try club courts. This afternoon the sim
giles finals in both the Journeys and the
doubles finals in the Cotton States at
fair will be played.
The day was again marked by swift and
skillful play Though Edgar and Har-
old were victors in the Alabama finals in
the afternoon match with Maiden and
Pegues of Mobile, they went down in de-
feat in the early morning match with
Bell and Bartlett of Birmingham, who
thereby went to the finals in the Cotton
States doubles.
Edgar shot through to the Cotton States
finals in singles by defeating Orr of At
1anta.
Results: Cotton States singles-Orr de-
feated Pegues, 81. 81, To; Brooks de-
feated Wheeler, 60. Ga; Edgar defeated
Orr. 81. 6-2: Brooks defeated Hollinger,
6-2. 6-1
Cotton States doubles-Maiden and
Pegues defeated Wheeler and Hollinger,
6-3, SO; Bell and Bartlett defeated Har-
old and Edgar, 81. TO. 81.
Alabama singles-Wheeler defeated
Pegues, 1-6. GA. 6-2.
Alabama doubles--Harold and Edgar de-
feated Maiden and Pegues, 6-1, GA, 81.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-23
n,rcurp SMITH WHO TRIED TO
SEPARATE THE TWO is ALSO
CHARGED WITH AFFRAN-oTHER
INTERESTING SCENES

Immediately after the Climbers had re-
fired the Barons in the third lnnihs 81
Yesterdays game, in which inning by
disnlav of brush league tactics on the
nart of the visitors the locals had piled
ND half dozan runs. Centerhelder Nhi'e=
man and Catcher Hart of Montgomery
engaged in a fisticuff.
II is claimed that the two were DIS
cussing the details of the inning just con
cluded. and Whiteman was uporaid1ng
Hart for not holding a throw made from
centerheld. 1t Is reported that the he
was nassed. A merry exchange OF blows
followed and Hart seemed to be getting
the better of the battle. Pitcher Smith
then leaped between the two and ne was
banged about considerably. Finally play
ers and policemen separated the hght-
ers. The three concerned, Whiteman'
Hart and Smith. were placed under BOND
and will answer to the charge of 'af-
fray when next the Climbers visit the
CITY. Rick Woodward. chief owner OF
the Barons. made bond for them.
The clash of Hart and whiteman COM
Melted the farce of which the visitors
were making the second game There was
much excitement for a while, during
which Chief Bodeker and half dozen
policemen nestled about the visitors
bench Sympathy was expressed Tor
Greminger in that this open breach pc
tween the two was beginning of dis
integration in the team which might de-
yelop into a serious situation.
NTCI Qtfe11nt-
ing to score from second on hit by
McGilvray. was blocked. whether inten-
tionally or not it is unknown, by Burnett
The visiting second baseman followed Nc
Bride to third. and there In a tone LOUD
enough to be heard over the field, hnger-
pointed in ire at the same time, telling the
player what he would do to him after the
game. Mcbride laughed.
Another interesting situation developed
in the third when the Barons had circled
the bases so many times that count OF
how many were out had escaped every
one. The Montgomery players commended
that two were out, whereas but one,
Emery. had walked the plank. The UNI
pire appealed to the scorer. and the an
nouncement of that keeper of records did
not satisfy Jud Daley. The leftfelder
approached near the diamond and at.
tempted to point out to Conahan just
where another Baron had met his death.
1t was interesting TO the fans. who jeered
numerically.
The entire Montgomery team, including
the umpire, appeared a trifie above terra
nrma.
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EASON DESTINED
FOR PROMOTION

Little Rock, June 22.-(Special.) -Presi-
dent Kavanaugh today announced that he
had given President Lynch of the Ma
tional league permission to do business
with Umpire Nal Eason. This will I'M
doubtedly result in Eason's transfer to
some big league.
He will be succeeded by the veteran
pitcher, Bill Hart, who will assume his
new duties July l.
It am sorry to lose Eason." said Presi-
dent Kavanaugh ut is a fact that |
have not received a single complaint OF
his work all season, a remarkable record
for any umpire. However, I don't want
to stand in way of his advancement and
the fact that have a capable substitute
in Bill Hart. also Influenced me In allow
ing Eason to go.
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Edited By
HUGH W. ROBERTS
Johnson Det1es Tie Lah
But His stuff Is Called
FACE AND HIS HANDS GO UP.
JEFFRIEs PLEASED WITH RENO
QUARTERS
BY BILL AK

San Francisco June 22.-(Special.)---
Called unexpectedly to San Francisco
last evening I ran into a capital little
story this morning.
Jack Johnsng attempts to bluff the law
and is called good and cold
The dinge drove his car through the
streets. of the city this morning faster
than autos climb Twentieth street hill
out near Quinlan.
''Holdi' cried a bluecoat, as he leaped
to save his life.
"out of the way. kiddo." cried the
smoke, all aglee.
And just at that moment mounted
policeman gave chase He followed John
sing to his training quarters and am
nounced that he must accompany the
representative Of the law to the police
matinee.
Nothing of the kind" retorted the
smoke. You will never take me alive"
and with that challenge he jumped into
a private room, and click went the
lock.
The officer then telephoned for as
sistance and two cops arrived all out of
breath.
The door was kicked in, and with three
revolvers looking threateningly into his
face Johnsing tossed up his paws.
"All right, boss" he exclaimed, Use
willin' to go!"
And between the cops he marched back
to town, where charges of recklessly
driyipo
docketed aaginst him. He made bond.
And in this way his departure for Reno
was delayed.