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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
SIX THOUSAND SEATS
RESERVED FOR BIG SERIES

CHICAGO, Oci. 6.-But 5000 seats at
the Chicago National League ball park
will be reserved for the worlds cham
ponship series games. and no rcserva-
tions will be made by mail This deci-
sion was reached yesterday by Robert
McRoy, secretary OF the American league
in charge OF the seat sales here and
President Murphy OF the Chicago team.
AS a consequence. the recommendation
sent The national commission Tuesday
asking that the entire crandStand be re
served. will he abandoned.
All four umpires assigned to the world 6
series will ofhciate i'm each game. One
will rule behind the bat. one will make
base decisions. and two will of6ciate in
the field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
AMERICAN
SoX Get Sixth Place.

CHICAGO Oct. 6.-Chicaro virtually
clinchcd sixth place today by taking the
hrst game OF the series from Detroit
II TO .. Manager Jennings tried a left
In the second and nth innings I.anga
VINO relieved White I'm the fourth, drove
IN four runs for Chicago. Cobb got n
double and n single and a pass In live
times at the bat. X, II. T.
Chicago . ll III 2
Detroit ..-. 3 z
Bhtteries-Whitc. Lancc and Sullivan;
Fcaslcy Willctt and Casey,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Boston Has Walkaway.

BOSTON oct. 6.--Boston secured
twenty-five hits and scored twenty runs
off three Philadelphia pitchers today
while the latter made twelve hits and
seven runs. Score: Ri l.
Philadelphia -. .........,...... IL 3
BoSton 49,. ...,..,,,.,,.. On .
Bntteries-Ewlng, Girard. Slaughter
and Doom; McDonouEh; Parsons, Mat
tern and Rarideu. Umpircs-Eason and
JohnStonc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Excellent Programme Of
ness and Running Evel
Witnessed.
CHARLIE WORTH VICT0R1
IN FREE-F0R-ALL CON
FoXie Togo Wins Race for
Class and Liberto VIII
Mile Event. !.

Another large crowd WAS Ir
@,'ce AT tne races at the stair /,
Thursday afternoon. Two harness.
a running race and a chariot r,o
priscd the programme of tbo \.
Tho free-for-ali. pace or ira,
purse of $500, Charley Worth ou,
J F. Baker, took first place u,,h
-. second and Mandolin third n,
tilnc made was 2.15t In fbsa
Charley Worth secured Grst '13 ~
the second. fourth and fifth bcatps''
Continued on Page Elovor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
ARRANGE DATES FOR BALL
CHAMPIONSHIP OF GOTHAM

NEW YORK. Oct 6-'rbc series OF
post season games to be PLAYED under the
auspices OF the national commission be-
tween the local National and American
league teams will start Thursday. Octo-
Der l3. at the Polo grounds and games
VIII be played daily. excepting Sunday.
alternating at the two parks until one
team has won four contests
should seventh game be necessary
the place and date will be decided by the
tose of "A coin - N~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Races PoStponed.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct s.-Rajn
caused the ostponement of today's pro-
gramme OF light harness races at the
meeting OF the Kentucky Horse Breeders
associa ton. Today's races. including thc
Transatlantic stakes. will be contested
tomorrow. weather and track conditions
permitting. and the meeting will last
one day longer than originally scbcd
iIlc1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
GRAND PRIZE AUTO RACE
HAS BEEN DECLARED OFF

NEW YORK, Oct. 6..-AnnounceInent
was made that the grand prize race for
automobiles, which was scheduled to take
place over the Vanderbilt cup course on
Long Island, October 10. has been de-
cared off.
Criticism of the fatalities in the recent
Vanderbilt cup race. IL was said was the
cause Of this action. There IS DcSsl-
bility that the race will 90 to Savannah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Sullivan the Better.

BUFFALO. y. y. Oct 6.-Padcy La
Nlh OF Buffalo and Mike (Twin) Sullivan
oi Boston fought another tcn-round bout
mere tonight. Sullivan who was a / 10
favolite. appeared TO have a shade The
the better of the go
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Invited to Savannah.

me receipt tonight of telegram from
W; k Vanderbilt. Jr.. that the grand
prlze automobile race had been declared
OF. MaFor Iicdenann and the Savan-
nah Automobile club announced every
ei!ort would be made 10 have the race
run over the course here. The race was
yum here ON Thanksgiving ions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
NJ GOVERN AND
REAGAN READY
Bout Between Little Feather
weights viii Be Held at
Ogden Tonight.
EACH BOY CONFIDENT
OF WINNING EASILY
Large Crowd of Salt Lake Fans
Will Go to Battle in
Special Train.
Picks McGovcrn to Win.

Bob Lcsa, the we'll known Los
Angeles trainer. who managed
frankie Coney, when the kcnosha
lad won the worlds bantamwcight
championship from Monte Attell, ar
rived i'm salt Lake Thursday night.
lie has seen both McGovcrn and
Reagan in action. and picks Nc
Govern to win in fifteen rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Athletics Lose.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 5.-Ncw
York defeated Philadelphia today by
scoring two runs on Hcmphll's double.
Chase's single and knights three bag
ger. n n l.,
New York 2 g
Philadelphia I : 2
BaItertcs-tord and Mitchell; Dyscrt
and Thomas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
NATIONAL
Pirates Shut Out.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-1n the first game
on on tnc nome grounds since they clinchcd
day shut out the Prtsburgs, to 0, tho
local team hitting Adams, tho star OF
the worlds series OF 1909. hard, while
hichle was invinciblc and had sterling
suPport' score: Ri L.
Chicago 80. ....,. n
Pittsburg -. ... n 6 =
ADAMS, PhiIlippi aud Gibson. Umpircs-
Brennan and ODay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Laioie Hits We'll

81 LOUIS, Oct. 6.-St. Louis won
from Cleveland today by a score of & To-
., Lajoie got three hits out OF four times
a. a. Da'. r. II. L.
Cleveland . 2 +
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Beat the JapS.

TOXIC. Oct. G.--Bcforc 10000 spccta-
tors, who included American Embassador
o Ericp the University Of Chicago base
ball team today defeated tho keio uni
NcrSltF. TO L. X. II. IL.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. G j
Ecio ........1 : .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Fight to a. Draw

CANTON. O.. Oct. 6.-phll Brock of
Cleveland and Tommy Murphy OF New
York. bolh bshtweishts fought a fast
ten-round bout 10 n draw here tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
Auto Racer Killed

DIES MONIES. Oct 6--Jamcs Mere
dun was killed and John Wallace was in
Jured when Wallacc's automobile col
lided with that driven by Meredith in the
lo-Tnile race the closing event OF the
automobile races at the fair grounds this
AFTERNOON. Mercdiths face was crushed
and he died lying beside the track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
NATIONAL SPORTSMAN

COUNTY AGENT WANTED 10 represent best oues
door magazine Published. Attractive prou-,oit;or
Tor night party References requ re For ia p.rtLe
uIars address Agency Dept, NATIONAL SPORTS.
MAN. Boston Mas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-07
MINOR LEAGUES
COAST LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 6.-scorc;
o II. II L.
',i'oH .'''a $50. ....s,,....a ! |
Batteries-Moser and Mite; HIT and
Hogan.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct s.-score:
r. II. e
,2dcI Ialhchto .-,. ..,s.....s-.,... /
Portland 80. ........ il =
=. Batteries-Merellens and La I.onge.
Stoen and Fyhr.
OAKLAND. Cal, Oct. s.-Score:
RH.E.
Batteries-Criger and Smith; Browning
and Williams.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, Oct s-score:
Vernon - ~ f.
OdhlsHo -'. ......,........s
Batteries-Hitt, Carson and Hogan
Moser and Mite.
PORTLAND, Or. Oct, G-Score.
sacramento ...,............. a
oI udhp - :.s'..,.'p. .....,. e
Batterics-ATcllancs. LaLonCc and
Spiesman; Steen and Fisher
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Giants Beat Brooklyn.

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-New York do
feated Brooklyn today. TO g. Drucke
the local pitcher, tying the National
league strike-out record for the year of
thirteen. Score: R,H e.
Brooklyn -. ....,n.ss..,....... . s s
NC" olN y 10 W
Batterios-Bargcr and Miller; Druclle
and Wilson. Umpircs-l<lcm and Kane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09

served she had an inspiration and put
the Boss to work
You make such wonderful salad
dressing! Would you mind doing?'
Graciously the Boss consented. Right
royalty he waved FORK, while his wife
got the ingredients together, at the same
time making tactful suggestions TO this
effect:
Dear. that last dressing you made
was simply delicious! You must teach
me how to 90 it. L remember you thought
there was tiny bit too much mustard
in II, but to me it was perfect!
Here the Boss turned over the bottle
OF oil. His wife took charge of the dis
aster and just managed TO save enough
oil for the salad
Eventually they sat down to a very de-
cent little dinner.
This is finer observed the Boss.
cneerfully, across the dinner table. L
guess you're glad now L told you how
TO cook the chicken and this salad is the
best everr'
showed my wife how to cook DIN
ner last night" he Dragged next morn
ing to the Confirmed Married Man.
unny how the woman of this genera
ton don't know the first thing about
cooking dinner. But" he added, mag
UNANIMOUSLY, shes a willing little crea-
ture and she'll learn from me-"
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evening Telegram New York Herald
company. All rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09

..NIPPING OFF A SLICE OF HAM
living will sneak away TO ths conceal
ment of his club, there to surreptltousIy
ease a blanket tenderloin into his syS-
tenn and then go rolling home, reeklng
of gravy.
But it will be good start II peo-
pie who have believed they COULDN'T 90
without their roast pork should chop
It and learn to eat nuts, they coulo
get in time so that they would quit Nv
ing in houses, run up trees and make
noise like a squirrel OF course, some
peopIe think they must have at least
one kind of meat, even if they give up
ALI else. We read that the Noah family
cruised for 40 DAYS with only Ham men
toned.
Speaking for myself, L am one OF
those superior persons who can eat
meat or leave it alone, the latter when
can't get it, The Packing Trust can
grid on it's armor and watch the 81
DAYS go. as it will go, fast-not swift.
They are good walters, and Will demand
q fat tin for waiting. They have mueh
at steak. Meanwhile the persons pledg-
ed TO abstain from meat VIII not oare
read Shakspear-"
WHY not?' demanded Friend WIFE
They'd be suspected of looking for 4
little Bacon" said the Tired BUSINESS
Man.
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Evening Telegram (New YORK Herdio
company All rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09

At the regular meeting of the city
council last night chief of police Ed
Fink reported 1858 collected in fines for
January and the city assessor reported
sT436 collected by his department Mr.
Stewart declined to approve the bills of
the electric light company for $1,000 for
service furnished during December and
January expressing the opinion that the
city had not received light of such
value. DIR. Rowley. of Chicago, addressed
the council in the interests of the
worlds congress on climatology.
The date for the rendition of the
Chimes of Normandie has again been
postponed and it will be given on Feb
ruary IS.
Governor Thornton. of New Mexico,
is in the city today on business. He ex1
presses the opinion that Col. Fountain
and his son We're murdered by cattle
rustlers and has offered a reward of
$500 for the capture of the murderers
He also expressed the opinion that no
attempt would be made to hold the Fitz-
simmons Maher prize fight in New Mex
leo.
A heavy wooden roadway has been in
stalled at the city hall for the use of
the fire engines.
An abundance of soft water was found
at the new we'll in Concordia cemetery
when the drillers had bored down 70
feet.
Thirty five couples attended the dance
given by the Cycle track association last
night.
The Sunset limited. due last night at
o'clock, did not pass here until s
o'clock this morning owing TO delay at
New Orleans.
Three Wandering wHIies, who had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
The Boss Of the Establishment
NJ c His wife an Object Lesson the Art Cook
By Amcre Mann.

LsT SEE" said the Boss of the Estap-
ushment, complacently, that w
L man is held to be 70 blame for
the increa sed cost Of living
.sYes." acquiesced his wife, leau
that article. That's why" When the co in
gave me notice this mornlhe' -
go. Hereafter 1 intend TO DO my 0"A
..PaaIIv" said the Boss, enthusiastic
ozl,- that's great! What are We going
TO have for dinnerT 80
..Din1erll be a little late" his wife re-
rIied apologetically, for Wan.eu 20
Ivai+ TIL YOU got home TO decloe INC
manu What do you say to chlchen
fricassee, with rice, string Deans i
of lettuce. cheese and colIee
..I+ sounds good" said the BOSS ,ep
4;oaII, INT I'll tell you what tnlnh
- - whom I see it. Go ahead, ana heaii-
80 I'll run over the grocers and pu-ch
er's bills"
cad in big blue and white apron tne
Ross's wife betook herself to her cui ~
arv labors while the Boss SAT at
aiming room table and laborlously auoeu
mn the weekly accounts. +ba
SAY" he called suddenly mo .,lo
,-;+oten as he heard the sound OF rIn
ming water, are you puts,Ne
Oh i(lx on on in cold or hot wafer:
cii ..SoId,, came the monosyllable an
swer. 49, acclaimed
.s0on,t Won know that's wrong7 Motner
o11Uavs dropped the chicken into polllns
water and then turned the IRE uo"n -
that it would simmer a long tlIne- ~ -.
long are you going to cook the Ilce
.TTbe cook book says 80 minutes an
c,vered the volunteer, cheerfully-
..Tbirty minutes! Do you want to give
~ o+omaines?" the Boss inquired,
,,laintiyely. There is nothing more IN
ACCESSIBLE than underdone rice Mother
always boiled it couple OF hours
safe in the seclusion of the Kitchen
+he Ross's wife made Wry race III her
sudden domestic enthusiasm she had for
gotten the Boss's capacity Tor runnihS
things and was now being reminded
of it.
The Boss was silent for moment or
two and his wife began to think that
he had settled down to his own aiIa1Is
when she heard a voice over her snoul-
der.
SAY. you ought never TO wash
lettuce? Just pick off the outside leaves
and"-
Get out of woman's sphere" VINO is
cooking this dinner, you or
ssWe1I rye got to eat it," he answer
cd "and if you'll do Is l say about
things maybe I'll be able to. That chick
en- is cooking too fast I'll turn the gas
down 2. little. There. See? That's bet
teri"
Then the Boss gave advice about the
string heans. Then he uttered more wis
dom about the fowl.
For the next half hour his wife
couldn't take a step in any direction of
the tiny kitchen without finding him at
her elbow, ready with criticism and sug-
geStion.
Her face grew red. her eyes wild with
the strain she had to put upon herself
TO keep from letting the Boss know
what she thought o. his interference.
Fifteen minutes before dinner was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
The Laws Against Gambling

ss%s Sss' '' the only '' r. ,.. m
chief that there gambling these officials have
months that gambling
was in game-n different the city Inc
officers ought to hear them aSO
table office the county attorney the Srrcr at
ought 10 nave
of these reported o the gamblers
certain saloons might be opened IN the
found the rooms locked IN
public these would not like to have
public Even if evidence OF gambling could not De Sc
culedt the harrasSng its effect
have wineoOmss that saloon must be
IAN open saIn the saloon can
everybody FL Paso constructed IN this manner
MIGHT he well to investigate certain
~ worth investigating billiard
locked intervals Also
with misleading PROFESSIONAL Signs over
them might be worth investigating
Investigation violations persist
@ certainly these officials have heard these
-umors The Herald has
In St gamblers; Joe went
out with fearless district attorney
made m governor of Missouri
the gamblers
with his brigade cards
the table he publicity This harang had Its e
gambling New York under his administration than
fore
Fl Paso cannot afford gambling Officials
70 be on the side of officials
ton the gambling the to know
why the time for the primaries
~Drv farmers" are not necessarily prOhibitonists
Rv some this is called age proper
narrow escapes frOmau mans hair
thine eyes, the title of popular Eat to
popular if the price of food doesn't
its flight
otis better never Iveda
likely to applicable Theodore Ie
Africa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09

separate the average twyewriter wom-
an from her hunk Of India rubber"
When I was a boy gum, except the
natural spruce, was unknown a half
hours chew on that would almost dis
locate ones jaw, and the habit never
became g popular one" says Father.
TN those good old days, Dad. the
women folks could exercise their jaws
at home reading the riot act TO the
men, Times have changed now, espe-
cially for girls who work in Offices
who don't dare to talk back to the
boss unless they are ready TO quit their
Jobs So when they feel like handing
out a line of tall talk they reach un-
der the typewriter desk and pinch off
the wad and get busy
I'D rather be talked to DEATH signs
Brightside, than to be compelled TO
watch one of my stenographers chew
ing gum all day"
There are lot of married men who
would be tickled TO death to intro
duce their wives to a bale Of TUFTS
frutti if they thought they could side
step the regular evening curtain lee
ture- With wifie's pearly teeth in
strangle hold on a large wad OF Old
Maids Delight, home would take on
some class TO the poor gink whose life
had been riot of unkind words" as
Serts Son.
''It seems such useless diversion
protests Father
There are two classes of gum chew
ers." explains Son. "One is the COM
mon. thirty miles an hour variety, who
hits up a steady gait all day, only
slowing down at feeding times The
other is the lightning manipulation.
geared to take the hills at so miles
a minute, who can cut figure SIS and
other mathematical puzzles without
missing a loop or breaking a strand.
Strong men shudder as they watch her
artistic performance, while the women
weep with envy She is quite the
rarest creature outside of captivity,
and no mere man has ever been known
to tame her No serpentine dancer,
from LOie Fuller down to Ruth St
Denis. could ever equal the hay maze
put up by our very best little gum
ehewers"
Men who are victims of the habit
deserve censure just as much as wom-
en-" urges Father, ready to send both
10 the guillotine
Knocking will never stop the giddy
gum chewer," says Son
IF the general public should frown
on the practice I think it would grad
ually cease" answers Father
There's only one way TO cut out the
gum chewing with the girls. and that's
10 treat them as they did Lady Fort
ney, who was executed Just before
the execptioner struck the fatal blow
she asked him to wait a minute so she
could stick her gum under the edge
of the block in case she might come
TO life again and need it." concludes
Son.
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Evening Telegram New York Herald
company. All rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
(From The Herald of this date, 1S96l
Y ars Ago
day
GOV. THORNTON OFFERS REWARD
FOR FOUNTAINS SLAYERS

crept into a G. H. box car and were
sealed up, were taken out CT noon today
by officer Cooke.
The FL Paso Grocery company has
been incorporated with capital OF S1O,-
600. the incOrpOrators being A. Good
man. ]. A Smith and W. J. Jones.
The drills at the artesian we'll were
hauled ND this morning as ii was found
on the 222 foot level thai water had
come up around the 1S inch pipe
The school cadets appeared in full
dress Uniform today for the first time
and made a very creditable appearance.
The jury to try constable Selman,
charged with killing John Wesley Har-
din was completed this morning. 1t is
composed of z. /. Worden. c. G. White,
G n. Swisher Chas. D. Adams, c. H.
P,,rteIe. Carl Schmidt. l. NJ. Lawrence
+ A Lowe. C. NJ. Grant, Michael Con-
norton G. G. Briggs, W. H. Kelly DR.
Sherrard was the first witness and was
followed by Henry Brown, with whom
Hardin was shooting dice when he was
killed.
As a number of the Tucson speed art
lists have promised to come down, il is
exDected that the bicycle meet on Febru-
arv ~ will prove a great success.
Rillv Smith was held up at 1920 last
niq-b+ while on his way home. Jack onea
accosted him and demanded that he give
him $50. Smith refused and Shea got
after him with a pocket knife so Billy
let his pile driver loose and it crashed
into Shea's nose. flooring him. However
he came up and cut Smith on the left
shoulder. Pre- prize fighter grappled
with him and held him until the arrival
of the police
Metal market: Silver, 81 3-Sc; lead.
go; copper, 9. 1-2c; Mexican pesos, SAC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
? J ME Tired Business
"a NE u - the Packers
- AA at

ssXV THAT do you think the re-
Nf suit will be of this cOnsum-
w ers strike where people
have agreed to go 80 days without
meat?" Asked Friend Wife.
The fresh meat in the refrigerator
plants will be just a month older, re-
piled the Tired Business Man. NO arc
tic explorer has anything on American
meat when it comes TO enduring ex-
IRENE cold for long periods That's
more than can be said of the consum-
ers who refuse to consume. They Will
first begin to feel the cold on the soies
of their feet, and eventually they VIII
cool off under the collar. Meanwhile
the packing combinations will be fol-
lowing the present demand by conserv-
ing their resources in some of the
chiIliest igloos this side of Etah-
1T will be a case of:
eff you haven't got the price,
We will keep it on the ice,
Till your stomach pines for some
thing else than oatmeal, beans and
rice
People who live in ice houses should
not throw bones, or fat. away, ana
they won't Meanwhile we may expect
to hear of some pretty hard falls from
the vegetable wagon by the faithful
who enlisted for the 80 days It viii
be last WOrh. blQ YOU get bh1N AoHHN
All of which reminds me that we had
better postpone the beginning OF this
a couple of weeks, or when we finish
our sentences and go around to borrow
a steak We will learn il is Lent Then
what promised to be 80 days, with no
time off for good behavior, will stretch
out by 40 days more. Still, none OF
the self-deniers will have any license
to beef -
1.-The married men IN this strike are
lucky because, while they are giving up
Trust meat, each has a little helpmeet'
and probably she can prepare onions
or potatoes to look like porterhouse, or
cabbage to give impersonations OF corn
ed beef, while by coming the vegetar-
ian cook books they may be able 10
compose the thereto of sirloln from
beans. spinach and Brussels sprouts
Believe me, there will be falls from
the vegetarian cart. Many man VINO
signs the pledge in full confidence that
he can go the distance, will, after
week. be caught quietly slipping INTO
some corner saloon and nipping slice
of ham off the free lunch counter
chewing a Glove on the way out 10 dis
guise it. Many an earnest and nope
ful crusader against the demon cost OF