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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-04-30
Local News.

bed Clingen was in town
Snesday.
BOILED barley at The Busy Cor
4 Store.
\ ood morning! Did you have
hno for breakfast?
bhn Gard was among our
j en- visitors this week.
Il you want protection see
1ng Miller the insurance man.
he best meal in Harvey coun-
or 25 cents at the Overland
HI.
j RS. j. p. Dickinson is report
10 at the home of Mrs. j. T.
hles.
few fractional sections of
Smon school land for sale A.
+. George.
/ he French Hotel is gaining
popularity under the manage
|ht of l.. B. Culp.
|hed Byers and family left
+ Wednesday enroute to Colo
b where they expect to make
! r home.
IoR SALE-Well broken work
ses, weight 1900 to 1400 lbs.
ym. Howard, II miles south
Drewsey, Oregon.
Ienry Gage. a brother to Mrs. !
A. Sweek, came in last Mon
on land business and to visit !
a short time with his rela-
IS.
hose having accomplishments
real estate for sale should
suit f. w. VanValkenburg,
real estate man.. at his office
Burns.
|. 0. Hendricks came up from
ven yesterday with his little
who is suffering with swollen
lds. He is under the care of
sicians.
|. A. Dibble has leased the in
st of his partner, Thos Steph-
in the Burns hotel and now
the management of the en-
business including the bar.
has a new ad in this issue.
Irs. |. H. Holland is home
n a visit to relatives and
nds in Malheur county. She
extended her trip to Boise.
reports exceedingly cold
ther in that section and the
t crop is damaged.
aul Blume and Paul Finke
rned home Saturday from a
to sections south of here. 1t
understood that Mr.. Blume
going on to Southern Oregon
California points but he will
Iirect from here to the rail-
on that trip in the near fu-
:. H. Cecil and wife came
: from Crane Creek Wednes-
accompanied by their daugh-
Mrs. Lundy. Mr.. Cecil has :
osed of his ranch and stock !
ohm Cary who has already
N charge. The consideration
$4,000. Mr.. Cecil expects !
0 to Ontario and may invest
er there or some point in
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-04-30

|, III you want TO see the nneBt
display of post cards in Burns 90
to Carter 4 Thompson.
Mrs. Mcleod, mother Of Mrs.
Cal Clemens, is here from PEN
dleton on a visit to her daughter.
V. G. Cozad was over from
Canyon City during the week,
returning home yesterday morn
ing.
5000 acres of good land lying
along proposed railroad routes
SO per acre. See A. +. B.
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Smith are
in the city for a short visit with
their son who is attending high
school.
Rev. Zimmerman will speak at
the Baptist church Sunday, May
| / in the interest of the Anti
Saloon League.
For real comfort, quiet and
courteous treatment the French
House is the best under the man.
agement of l.. B. Culp.
Are you interested in Burns
acreage? If so let us tell you
what we have to offer. Randall, |
Passenger & Maloney.
The registered Jersey Bull of
C. M. Huffman will again be at
the Cortes Elliott barn in this
city during this season.
Judge Sparrow took his de-
parture the first of the week
after a very pleasant visit with
old time friends in this section.
Blue prints of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name Of entryman, date and kind
of entry, topography, ETC., S1.00
each. Platt r. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
If you want to make trade,
sell your REIMBURSEMENT or other
property the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. will be of great assistance
to you. They have sold others
and can sell yours.
We have a number of parties
to purchase tracts Of
from 1000 to $4,000 acres. See
us about it. Randall, Passenger
& Maloney.
The entire stock of goods now
on display at the new store Of
Hagey & Richardson. is fresh
and new. Patrons may find al
most anything desired there.
The cold snap that destroyed
crops from Louisiana to the great
lakes to the tune of $38, 600, 600
reached us Thursday night and
has damaged our fruit prospects
more or less.
A. Hembree, one of our old
pioneers. is again at home after
the winter at Portland.
Mrs. Hembree is still at Prime
vile where she has been visiting
her sister for several months.
Local Odd Fellows made no at
tempt to celebrate the anniver-
sary on April 26. but several
with the Rebekahs
spent the evening at the hall in
social chat and a delightful
,
M. j. Nash was in the city the
first of this week in company
with l.. II. VanDorn. The latter
is a late arrival from New York
with his wife and three children.
He comes with the intention of
provided he finds some
thing to suit him.
Harney Lodge No. II |. o. o. ,
f. has elected Archie MCGOWAN
and f. O. Jackson as delegates
TO the grand lodge which meets
ut Eugene the latter part of May.
Sylvia II. d. Lodge, No. 43 elect
ed Mesdames C. G. Smith and
w. Y. King as delegates.
For SALE-160 acres irrigated
land on Rattle Snake Creek,
three miles above Harney. First ,
water right, running water the
year round, small orchard, good
house. 40 acres in cultivation,
the rest good pasture land. Fine
range. Terms cash. For fur
ther particulars call on or write
10 ROLAND HAWKINS, I
Harney, Oregon.
Sheriff Richardson arrived
nome Wednesday evening from
ynlnnn whnrn he had taken snnal
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-04

10 pieces Of ESQ French
SuitingsI and Waistings-
colors: brown, navy, OIL.
green, to GO at. ..... Cl2C
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-11-04

10 pieces of $50 MOhairs,
Suitings. Waistings - col
ors: tan, brown, 17lo
green, navy, to 60 at Ll2V
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Il was on the morning follovtng that
our matchmaking schemes took ,
more decisive turn. and the situation
which ] had resolved 70 Let strictly
alone began Of itself 70 develop 10 .
way that really seemed crucial, q !
had better say. Anal.
Dearest and vsrs playips Q Inst
game Of tennis on the court down b.
the lodge. which vas In bsttse coadt
ton than the onss nearer IL castle,
and were hard 1t II With The satisfy.
Ing Consciousness that thinp vess 90
Ing we'll with our lovsesss psrvaAins
every stroke. We bad observed With
pleasure on the sveoing previoss that
Archibald had 1oas noehing - -
vote himself 70 Agatha Sixth. and had
brought his asv0toa h Dublic 70 .
Well-manAgsd tssminat1oo b. iavieing
the girl ost IT, stroll o u tssyNcs
TO Sc ~ nooai- Haop1 esesss ~
seeing eaeh othsei TineAooees1 ~
unNwosa. but - go = 80 y sosb
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11
NANCY'S
GLOVE
By ETHEL HARRINGTON
(copyrish, 1910, b. A..oeia,sd Li,sr.fy Pr..,)

(Copyrishs. 1910. BY Associated Literary PsessD
II seemed Incredible to Ralph
Stone. waiting In the drawing room
for Nancy. where everything suggest
ed her. that they had come To the part
Ing III the ways. Yet. ON balancing
his love and poverty against the luz.
ury and power that enwrappcd the
girl. he had 10 acknowledge the futil.
ny Of his hopes. and had finally nc.
cepted . position with his cousin. a
mining magnate In the West, deter
minel to conquer the paralyzIng sense
Of loss. r4..
Pacing the room with quick. ner.
vous tread. his Thoughts dwelt on the
previous evening. when. with Jealous
pang. he had seen others more eligi.
BILE preferred.
A. he impatiently kicked q foot
stool aside II brushed against . cur
tain. exposing to view glove. hither-
10 concealed beneath the drapery.
The glove was long. it, blush-rose tint
the counterpart Of Nancy's gown. and
Stone laid Il on the table. abruptly 70
Stunning his walk. Returning. the nm
gers lay toward him. and seemed 20
alive with ths impress Of Nancy's
hand that they almos' heckoned him.
with whimsical smfic tor bis folly.
the young man pressed II TO his lipa.
A. be dld 20 there dropped from the
palm faded boutonnisre.
u was 4 tiny spray of Jasmine. With
white leaves ysllowsd. ~ perfume
neariy gone. but undoubtedly the saDs
that - had tassn frem bio butfonhols
whsa Nell. Nancy's small sister. hal
bsUus6 . pia. How cone II b ~
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

thing--too eonceited for words! He
thinks every girl he meets II In love
with him! And for that reason the
pursuit, the wooing. must b entirely
on his side and fostered By us with
the greatest care. II wSuid ruin
Agatha Sixth's chances Of happiness.
suppose she should MARI, him. II he
were to hear by any means whatever
that she cared for him. before he tells
her he cares for her. And - likely
as not II would break Oh the match.
Men are that way!"
Il suppose you're right" I sighed.
but II seems hard
Suppose ?" questioned my wife.
Il know" corrected myself hastily.
You should" she said. DO you
think you would have liked H." her
eyes suddenly grew very large and
swan In tears. II any one had told
you that ! cared. before you'd pro
posed,"
NO" said. taking out the fresh
handkerchief had just slowed away
In the pocket Of my dinner coat. and
! knelt down beside her.
Then don't you think II would be
very unkind Of ~ 10 rob her Of the
chance to tell him 90 herself when ~
asks her. and him Of the Joy Of hear
ing II hrst from her lips! Don't you
think II would be sacriiese,"
Murder" ! whispered. and pressed
tia handkerchief 10 her eyes I'VE
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

With the account Of IN sgploeeoa %
. mine, and Ralph stones naae was
on many lips. COMMANDING ~ vosk
Of rescue until the owner could arrive
upon tho scene. he had himself fal1en
. victim. First reports placed ~
name among the dead. but later this
was contradicted. after which 10
young fellow stood for the ons 70
mantle figure In the horrible trassAy.
because Of . woman's blood-staineA
glove. found upon him, and frua
which he refused To part even ID his
delirium.
80 diverse were the descriptions q
the glove that Q week later the mine
owner stood, outside the improvissd
hospital. In angry discussion with the
doctor over the publicly given 10 the
affair.
ITS an outrage, This spreading
broadcast OF . mans secret"
The physician. unmoved. laid kind
~ hand upon the mans shoulder.
II tell you, sir, science can do no
more for your cousin. He could 1.-Two
n only he had tho desire. and that
believe no one can arouse In him ex.
cent the unknown lady Of the glove.
II IL with the hope that she may read
the story, that ! have
"He stIil lives. you say"
Al the trembling eagerness Of tho
voice the doctor turned about TO md
two women ut his elbow. pale and
fatisued with a long journey. The
face Of the younger girl glowsd With
soft radiance ~ she explained:
I'm Nancy-of the glove. you
know! Ny aunt and have come"
You realize all that your coming
will moan 10 himf"
Nancy no longer pale. but blushing
gioriously. bent her head.
Presently, the doctor led her 10 .
small room that held only one cot.
The sick man did not turn his heed
until she had dropped to her knses q
his side. Ralph. dear--fvs come"
Then the doctor. seeing the light
that flashed into his patients face.
closed the door softly and went aeose
other work.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

TT does SEEM extraordinary" &C.
auiesced Terhune. that such . thing.
IN event 90 out Of the common. should
happen to me. Who would ever have
thought Of Aunt Georgy carrying on
like that! Why. she's promised me
the property oil her life. and to 90 and
decree suddenly. out Of . clear sky.
that ] must marry In ten days or for.
felt II. just because I'm forty years
old! Why. It's the most absurd thing
! ever heard In my life!" And he
mopped his brow fussily - he spoke.
Dearest smiled At him sympathetic
ally. Finding . wife In - short .
time - that does sound like . pretty
difhcult proposition" she murmured.
"Beastiy dimcult!" exploded Arch.
And that's what came up from Lon
don to see you for. thought II any
one could suggest an expeditions way.
II would be my friends the vincents!
You know you did things In rather =
hurry yourselves" Making reference
Of course to my rapid courtship Of my
wife during the exciting and some
what unusual events pertaining to .
SIX weeks visit made by Terhune and
myself At Castle WyckhoR the year
before.
And your confidence 10 not at all
misplaced. my boy" said I. As you
will hnd!" And fell to telling him Of
our house party plan all In . breath
and - fast a. I could talk.
Terhune was nrst amazed. then
doubtful. and then. a. the full beauty
Of II struck him. he rose In his en-
thusiasm and seised hand Of each Of
us.
Agatha SIXTH" be cried: who
else? II shall be she and no other!
What friends you two are to give ne
the chance!"
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

MOONLIGHT vain AantAa AaA an~ueeA-
and had hopsd. sreas tAinsn
Than .s,,n e.r,v tA.s .,r-.,,.
had seen them Ae.ase eoe : Ar,v. -
the v,,,asr. vhsrc N s.sreS vr,..
M,.. I.vr.... h.s. -.
~, ,s.. -, ..
tina, Iawrerc. -. A-.,h. a,.,h.. -,
pene ,u., :. rcAsc.,.. -. A..,hs
rYrsts h.v. .ro-, - n..a ~ ~.
ferring IN ,h.m I. A,cn "a 80.
accustomed ,n Az IN IN. Az. ~.
there "a. . nscs..,,v Co. s..r,r.
their ,der,,,,.. . ...,.. 5000 IN.
kpow,edxe n, that, a., r.r,o. ,h.,
IA a,mo., ,or~,,,on ,nav "a ~
o,her
Tn. ,s., mas, r., ~. .A,u .s..
.,,hn,sn ,,.~ ~ - ..s -. ~
yo ma n.,. "a nv, ~, ~ ...,....a =,
!, w.. 49, NJ. -. p..r..,
co,,dn, %, .r.. "a $500 80
ho,rod % "a A., - -. :. -.
her that shs w.. ,,..,rs ,sr,,. ana
no, Gun ana hail"
"rortv Iovs," c,,,.a .cro.. IN.
ne, serv,ny INV ,.,, -srv. ,h., .eI.
dom use .ga,n., nv ~,,. IN INV nr..
occupat,on . , NV Thought. would per.
ais, In aws,,,ny mon Ar.h ana NJ.
1--we .v,,r rs,ha, ,h.n ,non ,hs zane
~ s,v Az va, ,h,ns ,h.v can h.v.
e,oped,"
"Th,,. ,oo .,a ., ,o,. ,..,. -.
,,rn.d Ars,h. ,ho,-s r. -. 10. ~
.u.,os.,-i .,,,. ~. n.m .n.u.,.
cried ss n smashed into tho No, put
for once naare., w.s mn, vs,ea WITH
me for vinpinr with . .m,le 40 All.
s,rac,sd and c,.,,vov.r, :. An mar.
me vne.. a, one. ,hs tenor NJ her
Thoughts an. n,cL.d -, tho han ana
v.ndered hscs % ,hs ..rv,cs line
"psadv," A.. ,.,,ea hn, ,n.,a.s
nj servin, ,,ad.riv 10, her r.cone,
faII cl.,ter,ny IN the ground
"w,I,red," an. cr,.d a. ~ . ham,
Though, h.a .,r,,cL h.r .so vou ann.
nose no wifi, a.S her ,oas~ ~
.uor. ,h.n u..,v,. .n.~.-.a ~.
,,,...",,,, -. .s ,.- -. ~,
80 ,ha ~, asu, 80 .-s..h..-.
aren't Won ,o,n. IN NAV any more ="
~ veal" .hs cr,.d .t.rt,pu ana
.,oontnr ouiclIv N recover her
r.co,e, .Os co,r,s am, v..
univ tu., ,hink,nr-"
$50 vs. n Rut don't ,e,.. spv more.
ar We CAM NAV the r.me,. 20 we
succeeded in put,,nr All Thought AZ the
two o,, NJ ou, h..d. ana seii IN NAV.
ing some pretty fast tennis.
As.th. Eyr.t I NAV expI.,n in the
mo. Min. v.. ,,.v,,. ~c,N All hv her.
.eM dovn nm the cour.s nv ~. river.
Dearsst "a oaersd her Is. escort q
Isvnu.r i~-YIs rrs,es me s~rsv4u IN.
Who lived down N the VILLAGE. but
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

And II you'll believe me. the evening
Of the next day saw our two other
prospective guests. the Misses Agatha
First and Sixth. actually under our
roof. We had sen: . motor over to
Chiltern house that morning after Q
tsisphons confabulaticn bstwssn ny
wife and the nistrsss q that estab-
lishment. and BY dinner time our rath-
Or peculiarly interesting house party
was gathered round the table com.
plete.
We were very say-my wife and
myself ~ head conspirators In .
matrimonial plot - especially 90.
though the two girls were almost -
merry. Agatha First had much to
tell Of her visit at Chiltern house
and Agatha Sixth Of my wife's friends
In America. 20 that the dinner hour
passed rapidly. Agatha First had
been with Mrs. Chiltsrn the longer. II
seemed. Agatha Sixth having had
friends In London to visit. had only
been with her . week The two girls
were not intimate friends. Dearest
kolO W6 8Akct WAIu lucy u1o uoS
been - much 90 with each other -
they had been with others Of the six
Agathas who had first visited her
at Castle WyckhoR. lay stress upon
this fact because II accounts for .
number Of things to occur later. OF
all the party. Arch vas the only one
Who seemed at all quiet. and guessed
that he was somewhat sobered BY the
swiftness with which the plot had
begun to thicken about him.
After dinner We had . little music.
and ! had . bit Of laugh all TO Eys. 4
- I watched the feverish attentions
which Arch was paying Agatha Sixth.
who was 1t the piano The girl vas
uncommonly attractive and that's Q
fact, In Q sort Of hand painted. mipia-
turs kind Of way. She wore . most
becoming gown Of cream color. and
her Ans profile showed 70 advantage
against the black Of Terhuns's coat ~
he stood beside her.
Nevertheless l couldn't help letting
my eyes wander 10 my wife who sat
across the room from me. delicate ~
. aowss. supple a. . young tree and
wholly sweet Her hair. which euPIsd
to distraction shout her long white
neck. made . gorgeous halo aSout her
head.
Il Vas . pleasant moment. that
aftsr dinner intsrluAs. - ] looked
around ne at my wife and ny guests.
the Ans old room with NJ golden toned
piano and the soft gov q many
lamps. But - ! looked asl sisAsl
with content. svdAsnly missed The
afth member a our Dasty-AeatAa
First She was not n The room. In
. case Of odd aumbsss Il b easy not
TO notice the absence Of the odd oas.
Poor Agatha Trst was usdoubtsdiy
that unlucky individual. having %
man 10 pair Oh with. though Dearest
and ! had tried our bsst not - let hss
fssi this deficiency.
However. gone she vas from or
midst, that vas certain enough. and
] wAs just about 10 wondsr aloud -
70 her Aisappsarancs vAsa The deos
fron tAs hail opsssl asl n she
walked.
"Doat lists stay ilAooss." - %.
treated n her brsssy Americas Voice
ITS % lovely eutsiAsi Ths nsoa'a
Just eoaiag uD!" AAl shs sesode w
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11
WINTER ON THE SHEEP RANGE


It's cruel business. this rasgs-shesp
growing. cruel and hard and ROACH.
The waste Of animal life through star
walton. freezing. and smothsriag b
stampedes h enormous. a few. very
few, Aock masters maks provisics eos
hard vintsrs; but IL nejpe,U - ~.
Let there come . vet snow. lAllang
With little wind. - happsns q so@e
parts Of the range. each winter. anA
the grass II buried. The sheep then
huddie on their bedding ground an1
walt: the herder sits In the wagua
by his stove. reading his masasinse.
or smoking his pipe. or chewing his
tobacco. or INDUCING whatever STINT
lar foibie he may foster. He knows be
can't help the sheep. A regiment q
empty handed herders could Do no
more than one. II SHOWS on. the wind
blows afresh. the Temperature DROPS.
The vet snow covering the brown
grass out on the pasture lands takes
on crust OF Ice: Ice cakes the heeces
Of the sheep: they huddle togsther.
pleading In tremulous blsats for the
succor which does not come. The
storm RACES across the wilds. bending
its force upon them. They sinh be-
meath the weight Of hunger and cold
and snow, and perish. waiting their
ansuiah until death stiles their CUE
vering lament Many . mans start.
many . mans all. goes this way each
year on the sheep range.
IT'S cheaper. ngures the hock mas
ter. In proportion to the .>crt Of feed
when man must buy Il. 10 let larvs
percentage Of the hocks starve than
n bring all through the winter ~
feeding. II must be remembered thst
the sheep lost. unless . man n Just
starting out. represent very little. IN
actual cost 81 production. 10 the nock
master The range has done oil Of n,
save the labor Of the herder and HE
dos. q w. Ogden. In Everybodys.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

| 0sVvS NaWCyb kIOv8 tukk uu8 u00
shown 20 much concern 1t having
losts Hope rose again In the young
fellows soul. Was II possible that
Nancy herself had hidden the flower:
| Had her dIsmay at the loss of her
glove been caused by tho memory OF
| tho secret that II heldr Tho mere
suggestion sent stones blood coursins
through his veins like IRE. u this
proved true. what necessity was there
for his Punishment,
| Wheeling sharply around he found
that Nancy had entered and was
speaking. MY aunt reErets-last
night fatiGued her greatly"
1T doesn't mstter--not at ALL" he
stamm-red. still dased by his discov.
!. cry Then he smiled on Nell. who
leaned against her sisters knee.
Did you enjoy the dancey" he In.
CURED. and the child nodded In assent.
adding regretfully:
But only for a little whiie-four
dances--then Nan made me 20 to
bed"
Il wager you enjoyed those four.
! enjoyed only one"
! Nell shifted incredulousiy. He's
pretending. isn't he2" she demanded
of her sister.
On my honor. no! There was fun
last night-though q tribe one-sided."
Stone threw a reproachful glance tow.
ard Nancy's bent head. you see,
Nell, dancing takes two-and ! missed
my partner"
Therefore criticise my dance a.
uneven!" Mischief lurked In Nancy'A
dark eyes. when we paired on for
supper. was reminded Of Noah's ark.
The animals went In. two by two"
With the decimal stands an empty
ought-admit II fell to my share
Scoring a reply. the girl twitched
teasingly at her sisters curls. until
the child shook herself free. Stone
devoutiy. II silently. prayed that she
might return TO her dolls. He wanted
Nancy alone for this last hour.
Selecting = Iong-stemmed rose from
vase on the mantelpiece Nancy
stood. half.pouting. tearing the petals
apart. stones eyes followed each fall.
ing leaf. his thoughts on the faded
jasmine.
x.n g.. -. 800
~. 49,. 49, 49, - ~. ,' 10. ~ ~. ns
without mounting flush. commanded
her to put II down.
Hannah must have found IT," per.
sisted the chi'd.
Hush, Nell!"
..s oo" .- IN
1870. n so.oe ,as.
s -. ~ ~. p.unsee ~"
800
"on.
VINO .ouno u. Nsncy-m "
10 De an omen OF nspp'nsss-ars you
s'sa
' we" Nsn cs,e soou' s'ove
aer'ded Nell pus'y thIust'nk nor nm
gers INTO we a,ove. nerea 2 oos
iam up s.ai nu. sne addresses
du.' ears, ner companions were intent
only On escn otnsr.
II came to tell you that ] am going
meant to return. butt found that
giove--I found"
"what,''
MY jasmine-it was hidden II your
glove" he stsmmered huskiiy.
With angry gesture, Nancy cast her
rose into the IRE. you are 30 bold
as to hint that kept your miserable
nower," she demanded with imperious
scorn. well. did mott did mott"
The very vehemcnce Of her denial
would have male an older man doubt
/ 81
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

The captain Cf . snall ee1o -
need TO 90 ashore In one q ~ eease
belousing 70 the ship. ~ y -
p~nsd. The ship was bsins paineea g.
The time. The painters usiae seagla9
supported b. ropes.
Ths capsain or1ers1 ~ snopb oey
"a .slst 20 The paintsf. beleagla0 -
The boal. Aftss waiting eeDe oeoee
The capeais rearsA agals: - -
shs pelness!. IT, ~ feDole1: -usD
.~-s q. ress ~ an
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11


p,f,cuities Of the Chinese language
were ably demonstrated whea the
problem arose of adapting u IN tsleG-
raphy. How vas Il possibls TO apply
the Morse alphabet to . language
which has no alphabet q ~.
but consists Of nearly $>.00o
charsctersy Then. II was smpoe'
s,bls 10 treat Chinese phoastsc.
ally. writing down the sosna
NJ the Chinese words In European VT
tiers and translatinG them into morse
dots and dashes: becauss 10 ssch
system could deal With tho Chinese
nlceties Of intonation. Tns Ingenious
eo,ution came from Danish pruees'
sor. lie simply codined the 1900 coua-
mouest Chinese characters. rspessseer
ing each By numerals. Thus The CAT
nsss word for cash" became sose %
the code and the operator he'd oaly V
ssud the code signal Tor that.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-29

doubles out of the bat Russell and
Dolau led in hitting for Brookwood.
while Stein, oliver and Mcguire got
the honors for Riverview. Riverview
got two Of its runs in the fifth inning
and put three more over in the sixth
inning off consecutive hitting. Brook
wood fell short one run of tieing up
the game in the ninth inning when
good work at the bat and one the
bases netted two runs. T McDonough
made brilliant catch off the left field
fence after he had upset himself in
the attempt c. Stab also flelded
we'll
An unexpected pleasantly was the
presentation to Prince A. Mousley,
manager of the Riverview team, Of a
solid gold watch charm in the shape
Of ball J. Albert oliver. assistant
manager Of Brookwood, made the pre-
sentation at the plate on behalf OF the
BrookYood team before the teams
started things.
Score by innings. R.H.E.
Brookwood 0 0 0 0 o 2 0 2-5 z 4
Riverview o 0 0 2 0 Ks 10 8
Summary; Two base hits. oliver,
c. Stab; struck out, by Dolan. 2; by
G.. Stab, ! bases on balls, Dolan, g.;
G. Stab, i; umpire, Murphy.