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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
+seeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 12.-The COM
nnissioners Of the Sacramento athletic
me Pacihc athletic association boxing
tournament TO be held here November
2l p and %. They have been assured
from outside clubs that fully 50 to rs
amateur boxers VIII be sent here for
tAe tournament and so have arranged
10 stage the bouts in the old pavilion.
The scene OF the prize fights here be-
tore Governor Gillett ruled against
them. Ten bouts viii be fought each
night down to the finals and the Sac
ramento merchants have hung up
enough cups and trophies TO make 1T
r-1-rh while for the winners
-le Sacramento athletic club Is to
have group OF warm contenders for
state honors in the tournament and a
likely bunch Of young fighters has gone
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Famous Bull Terrier
Dies In Oakland

Newman Noggs.a the famous English
bull terrier, died last week at the home
of his owner, Albert B. Chase, in Oak
land. This dog was a great prize win
ner and one of the most famous of his
breed ever raised in California. -
Newman Noggs was a little more
than years old when he died. He
took many prizes in all the important
bench shows in which he was entered
and his owner was preparing to ex-
hibit him throughout the country next
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year. His death will be deeply re-
gretted by dog fanciers all over the
state.
Newman Noggs was out of Lady
Teazle, by Danny Newer, and was a
great grandson to the famous cham
pion, Megmereles. and likewise related
to champion Edgecote Peer, one of the
greatest dogs in the country. The only
dogs who defeated Newman Noggs in
any of the recent shows were BROOKLYN
Patsy and Edgecote Peer, the latter
taking the honors from him when the
dead dog was only puppy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

Two games of American football will
be played today by prominent expo
nents of the game The Preside ath-
letic grounds will be the scene of a
contest between the Yosemite and
Brooklyn clubs for the city champion
shin at 230 o'clock. Over at the state
league grounds in Oakland the Gen.
tury athletic club of that city will
meet the Marines from Mare island.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
ATTELL AND WALSH MATCHED

KANSAS CITY, Nov 12-Monte At
tell of San Francisco and Jimmy Walsh
of Boston were tonight matched to
fight 10 rounds here on the night of
November % for the bantam weight
championship OF the world. Frankie
Conley OF Kenosha, Wis. is the real
holder of the title. having won 1t from
AttelI. But Conley has outgrown the
bantam weight class and Attell and
Walsh are in dispute as to whom the
championship should go.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-13
The Fly Casters Elysium
By James Henry NIacLarerty

For he San Francisco Fly Casting Club
Where the tipsy. tattling Truckee
Tunbles downward to nevada.
Where the dreams of being lucky,
Like the sails of an armada,
Drift across the heavens filed with boundless
blue;
Where the foxy. far fly caster
Loses thought of church and pastor
There's Elysium for such as and you.
Just a mile of flashing river,
sublime. unending poem;
Every inch q blissful shiyer-
Just like heaven when you know EN-
And with every inch pipe dream comes to me.
So away l drift from troubles
As the Truckee floats Its bubbles
To the desert, playing hockey from the sea-
o the madcap, merry Truckeel
o you two pound speckled beauty!
How / love you when you're pluckyl-
with my fly / cast of duty.
the Ananas club at close Of day,
Where each weary, angling liar,
Spreads his legs before the fire,
Keeling yarns about the ones that got away
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VERNON GAME POSTPONED
Los ANGELES, Nov. 12.-The All
Star-Vernon baseball game scheduled
for today was postponed on account of
rain.f
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10
Z
i'm end the
i r Stom a game
shsn Bey
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Tfme-:24, as 3-5. 1:14 At post 3 minutes {
l place. II show; Noygorod. show. Wi
c. L. Snyder. Start good. Won handily.
Deneen 20. Milpitss q, Marburg 5-2. Royal
the stretch. where he made his run. and
him home in handy fashion. Billy NJ
badly Novgorod ran a fair race. Bucl
is good. Afilpitas stopped very badly. Bi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
Crash in Wall Street Market
Shows Big Readjustment
Taking Place.
LEADING FINANCIERS
DO NOT USE INFLUENCE
After Day of Heavy Trading on
Steady Declines, Recovery
Comes Late.

NEW YORK, Juno 30.-The ebbing tide
of values In the stock market began to
go out at the opening this morning with
a rush that showed the lock gates were
wide open. The great banking interests
on whose tolerance all movements OF
speculative expansion rest seemed WILL
Ing to let a rcadjustment take its course
unhalnpercd. and rumors that j. p. Nor
gan was holding n conference with pow
erlul financierS were met with the state
ment that neither Mr., Morgan nor ], Z.
Morgan, Jr, had been at their offices to-
day.
During tho morning hours the market
seemed to have no bottom. An enormous
line of selling orders had accumulated
overnight, and from the sizes of the
blocks that came out. 1t seemed that the
holding pools OF earlier upward move
ments were dissolving, Steel common
broke through the price OF 40, at which
81 has been said IL was pegged; Union
Pacific sold at decline Of 20 points from
Its mark Il week ago. and there were
many other new low marks for the sea-
son.
Late in the afternoon there was q re-
coveIy, due in part 10 the profit taking
OF shorts. and tho leSsened volume OF
trading seemed TO indicate that an easier
feeling would follow the violent readjust-
ment OF earlier hours,
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TREASURY DEFICIT
IS NOW OVERCOME

Special to Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Juno 3o.-It is expected
that tomorrow for the first time In over d
year the standing treasury deficit Will
disappear and a surplus appear. a year
ago today the deficit was S6S. .10a, 939. To-
day this deficit has dwindlcd until IL is
only S2.S01,325. This applies to the ordi-
nary statement Of receipts and eXpendl-
lures and does not take into account the
deficit due to advances made from the
working balance in the treasury Oh
account OF Panama canal work. But as
authority has already been given for a
repayment from proceeds OF u special
bond issue to the treasury balance OF
nary statement will ultimately stand as
the true indication of the state of the
national finances.
The treasury condition has improved
steadily since last October. Undoubtedly
the Adrlch-Paync law has worked salts
factorily us Il revenue producer, But that
measure alone is not responsible for the
favorable conditions. The receipts from
internal revenue taxes for the last year.
for example, has exceeded official eSti-
mates about St3 900. 900 This is not due
TO the tariff law. for the increased In
ternaI taxes on tobacco authorized by
morrow. The improved condition of In
tcrnal revenue taxes is attributed almost
entirely to improved business conditions
generally, The returns from the new
corporation tax figure to some extent; col
leCtlonS from, this source Will probably
aggregate ten millions by tomorrow
A deficit In the treasury receipts, II
Is predicted. Is not expected TO happen
again IN tho next year,
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CARRY BLACkMAIL
TO EXTREME LIMITS

CLEVELAND. June 3o.--Wrapped
around n bottle OF alcohol, In which lay
a bloody ear, Harry Coulby. president OF
the Pittsburg Steamship company. whose
fleet is the largest In the world, received
"A letter today In which he WAS threat
ened with Tnutilation and death If he re-
fused To accede to the demands OF the
sailors who have been on strike for Two
years,
The man 10 whom the car belonged nj
ready has been identified as Edward
Fraser. a non-union sailor, who was AS
sauied in Buffalo, n. Y. last Monday.
After the assault his ear was severed
from his head by his assailauts. The
man was picked up several hours later
by the police, He was In dying con-
dtion from loss of blood,
Across his chest there was pinned a
sheet OF paper on which was written.
Don't be Scab.
on receipt OF, the letter, Mr Coulby
turned It, together with the bottle and
its contents, over 10 the federal authorl-
ties and search was Immediately COM
menced through every port on the gIeae
lakes for the perpetrators of the outrage.
in the letter II was explicitly stated that
the writers were tho same men who had
assaulted Fraser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
PROMINENT CALIFORNIAN
is ARRESTED IN RENO

RENO, New, June 30.-Fred III. Thomp-
son of Los Angeles, who arrived In Reno
yesterday in his own automobile, cN-
pcnsive, high-power machine. was taken
Into custody last night under instructions
from Los Angeles, The telegram from
District Attorney Fredericks of Los An
geles states that he is wanted for receiv-
ing stolen goods valued at $4,000
Thompson was accompanied on the trip
from Los Angeles by his wife and child
and Mrs Thompson was informed thnt
she also would be detained. Pending the
arrival OF Los Angeles officer. Thomp-
son is kept under strict surveillance, but
has not been placed in jail.
Chief OF ColiCo Burke tonight received
a telegram from j, -. FrcderiCks. district
attorney OF Los Angeles county, That
Chief Detective Browne and Postofticc
Inspector O'Connell would leave Los An
geles Friday morning for Reno for
Thompson and his wife,
Last night Thompson stated that he
was unable to tell the reason for his ar
rest lie said that he had been retained
for some tlme by Orlando i. .Altoro. a
former registry clerk at The Los Angeles
postofiice. recently tried and found guilty
OF perjury in the federal court. Altoro
is also charged with embezzllng tho sum
OF 900 while acting as registry clerk,
Thompson states that he left Los An
geles about n week ago. He went from
there TO Bakersfield with client Mrs
Jessup who Is here; thence 10 Santa
Cara and from Santa Clara To Reno Ia
see the light.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
AREA
FOR SETTLEMENT
Presidents PrOclamatiOns Eli.
inmate HaIf-MilliOn Acres
From Forest Reserves.

WASHINGTON, Juno .S0,--The prosi-
sIiuiinating neariy half a snllon scres
from tho lands Of the national forests
and adding II littlo more than 100. .00o
acres TO the reserves. The lands taken
out are more suitable TO agriculture than
for forest purposes. and later will be
open to settlement The addition repre-
sents tracts best adapted TO the growing
OF trees.
The Beaverhcad national forests in
Montana and Idaho have been deprived
these eliminRtions are located In Montana
and S3l2 acres In Idaho.
The cllminations In the Coconino ma
tlonal forest in Arizonu amount to 203
34i acres, and the additions aggregate
1903, 131. This forest. with It's changed
reserves, one TO be known as Coconino,
with headquarters at Flagstaff, and the
other to be named the Tlisayan, with
headquarters at Williams.
The Targheo national forest in Idaho
and Wyoming Will lose 60,070 acres 81,
Gated in Idaho and $3.50 in Wyoming The
Targhee forest will be divided into two
reserves. the northern part retaining the
name Targhee and the southern part ne
ing chrlstened the Pallsade l.ational for
est.
Another proclamation eliminated 16 .012
acres from the Deer Lodge national for
est In Montana
Those changes in tho forest boundary
lines were made in accordance with an
agreement to forest land classification
reached some months ago by the depart
Tnents OF agriculture and Of the interior
The elimnations TO date under that
agreement aggregate 1,649.l17 acres,
while the total additions amoont to 4S5.-
226 acres.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
ROOSEVELT DENIES
HE is QUITTING IN"

NAuANT Mass, juno 30.-A, ylgor,,
o,,S dnriarafIon that he has not Injected
himself into tho New York state p0lllicnal a.
situation 10 the extent OF attenPuns 70 "
persuade Governor Hughes 10 i'm ,n,da
third gubernatorlal campaign was th'iue y
tnda, 6y Colonel Roosevelt following MS
Visit TO- President Taft at Beverly.
TLe attention OF the former president
wax called 10 the statement in "a morning.
paper that the governor was tnc oh!S
the Republican party when tnG G9io'ie' ,i,n
had read the clipping be ashGo II m'J VA
nt,hlication WAS intended as Il JoRe, anu
then said emphatica!iy:
.It is wholly untrue. utterly Plcl,os
ferrous. I never sald h any Su1t' ir II '''''''
Further than making this StatcIn1Gin.' Stcr1,ihl.
Colonel Roosevelt refused TO talk poIltlcs'
'rhr former president had a much 9uiet-
er time today than yesterday-thal ~. ~
far as the public is able TO judge A5ter
a night at the lone Of Senator Lodge
The colonel remained In seclusion All
morning, denying himself TO az, CARERS
n luncheon Congressman an. MIS-. Au-
Cuslus p Gardner. the latter q uaus HlS'
OF senator Lodge. and Mrs. william -
IIndjcott we're guests. ,,ro.o
luncheon WAS hardly ended 9%elore %
Colonel Roosevelt and Senator Lodge
started for Beverly Ia call on ifesloen' IN
Taft. The trip back 10 Nahant httcr ,he
conference wa6 without lnGldehti tne
automobile reaching Senator Lodge : GO
tate nj 40 this afternoon. AS III passec
inside the grounds the gates were closed
and two policemen forbade any one 10
Tomorrow moruing Colonel Roosevelt
will call upon Justice William II. Moodg
Of the United States supreme court, VINO
Is I'M AT n hospital at Brooltlinc, Mass
lIc viii return TO New York later IN INC
lay
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EVIDENCE POINTS TO
MURDER OF WOMAN

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. Junc sO.-The
body OF Miss Anna Wcndier Of Usage
City. Mo. who disappeared Tuesday, was
found in the Missouri river by fishermen
tonight at point five miles west OF
Usage City. A heavy dent in her fore
head, evidently made by II blunt instru-
ment. Strengthens the opinion of the
county officers that she was mur-
dered.
Miss Wendler left her home to visit
neighbors and had apparently started on
the way back when she met death. Her
basket. shoes and parasoI were found
on the river bank about two miles from
Usage. city yesterday, Alongside OF
them were a pipe and II package Of to-
bacco
Whether she was killed at the place
where her effects were found and car
gicd up the river I'm tho boat. or made
to walk 10 the scene or her death. are
theories being Investigated by the Osago
county coronefs.
Farmers and residents or Usage City
are searching for the murderer. who may
he lynchcd If caught.
John Wcndler, father OF the girl to-
night offered a reward OF $500 for the
apprehension of the murderer or mur-
dereIs.
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BOULDER, Mont. June 30.--Three per-
sons were killed this evening. shortly aft
or o'clock, by an explosion Of dynamite
in the warehouse OF the Graves Mcrcan-
tile company, and four injured: two ia
tally.
The Dead.
GEORGE HART OF BUTTE.
DAVID KIRBY.
HART'S INFANT DAUGHTER.
Mrs George Hart and Miss Gladys Mif-
fin OF Butte, sister OF Mrs. Hart, will
probably die,
William Robinson and Albert Taylor
were buried under the debris OF the
wrecked building and injured. but both.
Il is believed, viii recover Hart had
been firing "a ,22-caliocr rifle In the Gi-
rcction of the Graves warehouse and IL Is
believed that IL bullet set off quantity
of the powder. which was being stored In
the building unknown 10 the neighbor-
hood. The property damage Is confined
To broken window panes. as tho value
Of the warehouse which was destroyed is
little the structure being nothing more
than 81 small shed. and will reach about
$500. There is hardly Il pane OF glass
intact in town and every glass at the
State School for the Deaf and Dumb is
shattered The whole town was Jared as
III iJy u violent earthquake.
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GREELEY. Colo. June 30.--Angered at
being separated from two small elc-
chants for which they have n great sf-
lection. two Sig elephants belonging TO
the Sells-Floto circus this morning
charged wildly down the main street IN
pursuit OF bakers wagon. The driver
OF tho wagon. after IL mad gallop which
scattered bread and pies for blocks.
escaped.
Tho elephants. which were chained
together, crashed through fence into
tho front yard Of n residence. tearing up
lawn and shrubbery. They were stopped
by stout maple tree, on either side OF
which they attempted 10 pass.
During the excitement q horse dropped
dead from fright.
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SOUTH HOPEFUL OF
SHOWING GREAT GROWTH

WASHINGTON, June 30.-That the
census VIII show the southern states. IN
Guiding Missouri and Oklahoma. To have
made a gain I'm population OF u per cent
since 1900 Is the estimate OF the South
ern Commercial congress. The congress
estimates the population TO be 32.4l5'-
2g7 The gain OF other states OF the
union during the same period Is estimated
by the congress to have been ls3 per
cent.
The five states OF the south wbich have
made the greatest gain In population. ac-
cordlng 10 the estimate, are Oklahoma.
Texas, Missouri. Georgia and Alabama,
Oklahoma gained 1.o50.Q0O. The figures
are bnsed on provisional estimates OF the
census bureau.
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DISGRACE TO THE ARMY,
If STATEMENT Is TRUE

WASHINGTON. June SO.--Through in
formation filed with States Attorney
Bowie +. Walters or Montgomery coun-
ty, Maryland officials of the war depart
inent learned today OF Il brutal assault
and mutIlation of negro near Gathers
burg Md, by two United States sol
oilers. Mr.. Waters said he would bring
the matter officially before the war dc .
partment.
According Ia information received by
Mr.. Waters. the negro. Henry Stewart.
was walking with TWO negro Urls last
Sunday morning when two uniformed
men attempted 10 separate the girls from
Stewart A fight followed. which result,
ed In the soldiers carrying the negro
man TO nearby woods where the further
assault is said TO have taken place,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-01
POWDER PLANT EXPL0DES:
THREE MEN ARE KILLED

TACOMA. Wash. June 30.-Throe
men were killed today by an explosion
at tho Dupont powder plant at Dupont,
ard the main building Of the plant was
seriously damaged.
The dead are:
Thomas Blake, aged 50, foreman,
Waukesha, Wis; George Strouse. st.
Shortly after the mills had started
for the day the explosion occurred,
blowing the gelatin mixing house No,
to pieces and starting n revcrbera.
tlon Tint was felt in Tacoma, ten
miles distant.
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FIRE AT CLEAR LAKE
THREATENED WHOLE TOWN

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June 30-Accord- :
Ing To telephone message received by
the Pioneer Press from Clear Lake. Wis,
this evening, fire that started In pile
OF shaviugs from an old lumber mill this
afternoon looked so dangerous That ST.
Paul was appealed to for help.
After the ST. Paul engine arrived, late
in the afternoon, the men succeeded In
checking the fire without any loss TO
ad laccut DruDer(y.
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TRIES TO KILL WIFE,
AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF

PORTLAND, Ore June sos. Il.
l3olen tonight pursued his divorced wife.
Edna Adams. into the grill of tho Hotel
Portland, where he shot and wounded
her slightly In the cheek. Boen then
fired two bullets into his own head, fall
Ing dead.
Bolcn was u lnoman in the employ OF
the telegraph department OF the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company, He
and his wife were divorced about q
month ago and according to the woman
he had repeatedly made threats Ia kill
her. The couple came To Portland from
Kansas City,
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MRS, VANDERBILT MAKES
FLIGHT In AER0PLANE

NEW YORK. June 30.-Mrs. William Is.
Vanderbilt went up with Clifford b. Har-
mon In his aeroplane at Mineola. Long
Island. today. The flight was cut snort
because spectators got In the way. Both
he and Mrs Vanderbilt were Jared in
coming down but neither was injured
The shock loosened several bolts in the
machine and slightly damaged the rud-
der, Mrs Vanderbilt, thrilled by the eN-
perlencc, walked smil!nyly back across
the field and Joined the enthusiastic spec
q ~
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AGED BREWER HAS
MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES

KANSAS CITY, June 3O.--Frank n,
Kunap a retired brewer OF TINS city.
,yhose fortune Is rated at a half million
dollars. is defendant IN divorce suit
lilcd here toduy by Mary NJ kump whom
he married OF Los Angeles May "a. 1919,
Mr. kump, by mutual agreement, d.
ago on two previous occasions she had
divorced him, each divorce being. fol-
lowed by a remarriagc through the Inter
cossion of their children MI hump Is
TS wears old.
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Westerners Stand Well.

SHcClNT IN Ut 7 TIUUIlS.
WASHINGTON. June 3O.-There were
1O3 "middies" who passed the mental
tests at Annapolis examinations. which
were held Juno u 10 June "a, or these
thirteen arc from New York. Tbirty-siX
states were represented. Colorado pre-
scented two candidates. California two.
Arizona one Nebraska one. Utah was
represented by w, A, Corn. the only can
didate seeking admission to the naval
academy.
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Again After Ruef.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 30.-Supcrior
Judge Lawlor issued an order this after
noon commanding Abraham Ruei, con
yicted OF bribery and now ut liberty on
bail, 10 appear In court at 10 o'clock sat ,
urday and show cause why he should
not be remanded To the custody OF inc
sheriff This action follows the ming OF
Rucfs appeal in the district court Oh ap-
pealS.
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Salt Lakers In Frisco.

Special TO The Tribune.
SAN FRANCISCO. juno 3o-salt
Lake arrivals, Palace hotel, San Fran
cisco. Mrs. J. III Johnson and family.
l.. c. Skliris, L. Greene, w. r. Ryper.
+. Botherill, l.. a. Whitney, j. A. Gros-
beck, r. Nj. Block. Z. i. BaxtoE.
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PARDON COMES LATE
FOR INNOCENT MAN

LINCOLN Neb., June 3O.-Andrew
Hawkins. 20 years old will he .pardoncd
tomorrow. He has served twelve years
i'm prison on the charge Of numbering a
nan named Jansen, Three men, guilty OF
iLn onranRr have confessed. Governor
shallenbcrgcr and Chief Justice Reese to-
dnv became convinced OF the Innocence
Of Hawkins
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Indea to Toddy's Tribune
:
Departments.
Domestic.


!. Roosevelt and Taft stlll COM
: RACES ..-,-s..os~- .s,ss.-..
: Teddy's views not upheld by New
: York legislature ..-~....-...-. !
: Sensational drop Of prices in Wall
: street --..-.....--. l.
: More large tracts open to settle
: ment In the west .-.--......... L
: Circus ON rampSssn In Greedy,
!. Three killed. t~o fatally hurt by
: explosion at Boulder, Mont. ..... |
|. Condensed tciegrams ....s.......
: Short news stories .-....-ss.-..
: Briefly told ..-.-....,...v-..e.
!. Farewell 10 Daley brothers, l
!. Local
!. "Gimlct" bunch must appear In
: contempt case today. .16
: County commissioners in star
!. chamber session in Swcnson
: case 10
!. Frantic mother seeking infant talk
: On from her by Juvenile court. 10
: Council considers auto ordinance. .16
: Scotlands day at Wandnmere. 49,. .16
!. Sporting News.
!. Jeffrics and Johnson ready for
: DAlle ~.-..... ...,s-ssose. IL
: Harvard crews win annual re-
!. Premier car wins Glidden tour. ~
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GOOD ad in a good
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vestment.
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