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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07
"a ROYAL SLAVE" TONIGHT.
One Of the Real Events Of the Theat.
rical Season In Fairmont.

"a Royal Slave" which comes to
the Grand this evening is one of the
real events of the theatrical season in
this city. OF all the romantic dramas
seen last season. few were as well re.
ceivcd at Clarence Benefits, beauti.
full production, of the Southland 1t is
not only unusual in dramatic construc.
ton but is magnificent in its ccenic
investure,i every piece Of scenery used
in the production being carried by the
company At the Grand this evening.
Seats now selling al the Opera House
ticket office. l'i-H't
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

| A marriage license was Saturday Is!
sued by the county clerk as follows: r
Roy E. Fiszhugh, "a. and Gay Hui.
man. 90, both OF Watson.
Deeds Recorded. <.
! Deeds were Saturday received at the
office of the county clerk for record:
ing as follows: q
| Elizabeth NJ. Robinson to Nelson
Robinson the oil and gas rights under
a parcel Of land on Big Run In Man
nington district. Consideration 81 and
other valuable" consideration. 49,. a.
omer J. Powers to, A, G. Bunner, IA
parcel of land in2 Whitfield district.
Consideration. $3.50. {;ts n
| Monongah Realty Company to Mel;
son Robinson a parcel OF land in the
Homewood Addition to the town {pf
Warrington. Consideration, 81 and
other valuable consideration. 81
c. P. Moore and wife tod. w. Hess
parcel oil. land on Flaggy Meadow
run. branch Of. Buffalo creek in
Warrington district. Consideration
s5.22O. y
John Robinson and wife to Eliza
Robinson parcel of land on Lower
Coal Lick run. Consideration 81 and
other valuable consideration.
Frank r. Stewart and wife to NJ.
Beryle Stewart the 4 interest in a
parcel of land on Buffalo creek. Con-
sideration 81 and other valuable prop
erty. Z.
w. Fl. Jones and wife to Glenn Flem-
ing a parcel of land In Fairmont indie,
pendent district. Consideration $40.
]. F. Martin and wife to C. p. Mus.
grave parcel OF land in the Home
wood addition TO the town Of Man
nington. Considerations $500. !.
Hunting Licenses. =
When the county clerks office was
closed Saturday evening. there had.
been total of $40 hunting licenses
issued for Marion county hunters.
During the entire year last season,
but 1000 licenses were issued In this
county. With only few months OF
the present season gone, half that
many have been issued and It is ;bes
lieved that the record this year for
hunters licenses will be grca.cr than
1t was last season. L
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

The Sam S. and Lee Shubcrt origi-
nal New York production OF Clyde
Fitchs comedy, "The Bachelor" must
be a good one. 1t is from the Maxine
Elliott Theater. which has the name
of being, the ultra high class comedy
playhouse OF New York. Mr.. Paul Gil.
more is the star, others have names
that are well and favorably known.
The play is sparkling. refined and
neat. written by that master OF com.
edy. Flyde Fitch. and Will be present.
ed at the Grand Tuesday. November
ODD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

IS THE WAY OUR aUNDERsELLNG sYsTEMl
MAKES 1T POSSIBLE FOR EVERYONE TO EN-
LARGE THE PURCHASING POWER of THE
MIGHTY DoLLA TO MORE THAN DoUBLEI Tss
NORnIAL.B UYINGTCAPA FROM ITS VERY
INCEPTION THIS GREAT HOME or BARGAINss
HAS BEEN INCESSANTLY LAUNDERING DOWN
THE PRICES ON HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, SELLING REPRE-
SENTATIVE GOODS AT GREATLY LEssENEDs
COST TO YOU, land THUS WE ORIGINATED
lOUR.L0W PRICE SYSTEM OF UNDERsELLING
THATfMADE THIS STORE POPULARITY KNOWN
AS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN, AND IRIS
POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC INCREASING
UAuLY. it.Sg - ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

A honeymoon is a honeymoon. hui,
then again there are honeymoous
that are not Homogeneous and others
that are but weeks vacation at the
beginning OF trip that leads to
divorce out. There arc others that
lead to no one knows where and 1t
frequently happens that the bride and
groom find that the honey has become
sour almost before the rice is all
combed out of their hair. -
But this Is honeymoon.
The scene laid in the! Canadian
Alps are tie finest ever seen in a
motion picture and the comedy is a
scream from beginning to end
The human part of this film is done
SO splendid! that 1t overshadows the
beautiful scenery. Altogether a most
remarkable picture.
EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE THIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07


There Is NO need at all for a non.
progressive store in city of progress
sive people; for a non.adYertlsingi
store in u city OF ad.rcaders. &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07
"eEvERLY OF eRAusTARky
BY Geo. Barr Mccutcheon at the
Grand Thursday Evening.

The attraction ct the Grand for
next Thursday, November 10th, will
be A. G. Delamater and William Nor.
ris, lnc.' original Studcbaker Theater,
Chicago production of George Barr
McCutcheon's Beverly" by Robert
NJ. Baker. The Buffalo Commercial
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

A marriage license was Saturday is.
sued by the county clerk as follows: r
Roy E. Fiszhugh, "a. and Gay Hui.
man, 90, both OF Watson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

ment OF his spectacular productions,
and In "rhe Time, tho Place and the
Girl" he has, If possible, outdone all
previous efforts tE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07
lasg the following ITO SAY CONCERNING

iIasy tbef following. TO SAY eonecyning
The sattfacti6iis 4 j vi M
,'"Geo.s Barr .NIcCutcfeon's, beverly
opened "a. weeks enlightenment auspi.
eiously at the Tock iTheater last lefef.
i1E before crowded 3 house. 3 !: Tie
disqualification spiomises all 'of The Selsss
mcnts that go to make successful
play; admirable characters, elaborate
settings, clever situations, and an if-
teresting plot. All the parts are well
acted and the company enters into the
play with spirit and effectiveness. Cur.
tain calls were frequent, the ending
of the third act being the signal for
long continued applause" Seats on
sale tomorrow at theater box office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

"The Time the Place and the Girl
That rare combination OF delightful
music, witty dialogue, originality of
theme. brilliant lyrics. clever com.
pany, beautiful musical chorus, and a
scenic environment which has been
described as dream of scintlllating
'iridescent color, are said to be some
OF the qualities responsible for the
phenomenal success OF that plquant
musical mixture. THE Time. the
Place and-the Girl which will be the
attraction at the Grand Friday, No
vember 18TH
Manager Wade has always been
noted for the thorough scenic environ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07

Hunting for an investment leads to
ad reading-so hunting for. an investor
should lead to ad writing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-07
! HPoLIrlcAL ,ApYERTlsEMgNT..
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE circulated report;that the Glen
Shaver, have offered to adjust the mat
tiers OF difference, coming to the under
signed, is false and Incorrect; neither
the Shavers nor any one for them have
made any offer whatever.
B.. G.. PRATT. Z
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
LINCOLN PARK NEWS

An agent representing prospective
cooperative department store at Den
yer. was over the Park early in the
week soliciting patronage. So far as
we have heard people were to loyal
to home interests and too busy to take
time to discuss the project.
Mrs. A. A. Eddy Of Florence is Wis
iting this week with Mrs. A S. Bailey
on Twelfth street.
F. Rollo Gebhardt came in Saturday
evening from Campbell College, Hol-
ton, Kansas. via the wheat fields of
western Kansas. to spend the rest of
his vacation with the home folks
Quite a number of the citizens Of
Lincoln Park took in the EIk's Car
nivai parade over town Monday even-
Ing. and those most interested were
attracted by special features of the
show. according TO individual taste;
the merry-go-round had its due share
of patronage.
Miss Bessie Chase returned from
her trip to Denver Tuesday. accom-
panied by her aunt. Mrs. Fansett, and
her cousin. Harold Lewis. of Craig.
Nebraska. who will visit the Chase
family on Sherman avenue for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Monks OF Hart
ford. Mass. cousins of NJ. E. Snow, are
visiting the family at their home. cor
ner Of Cedar and Chestnut.
Mrs Sprinkle is back from ordway
visiting old Lincoln Park neighbors.
The families Of ]. n. King and Mrs.
Likens are enjoying n visit with Mrs
Mcdonald and daughter. Miss Jean
Mcdonald. OF Preston. Iowa. Mrs
Mcdonald is an aunt OF Mrs King
and Mrs Likens- They are trying to
take in the beauties of Marble Cave.
the Skyline. Temple Canon. the Roy
al Gorge and all that can be crowded
In. during their short stay, then go
on to Denver before returning East
Miss Jean visited Canon City four
years ago. and insisted that her moth
er should enjoy its attractions with
her this season.
Mr., and Mrs ]. R Waltz and
daughter Margaret of Denver were the
guests OF H. l. Adler and wife on Elm
ayen<e Saturday and Sunday. This
was eheir FIRST "trip y, Canon City and
they were much surprised to see the
large amount of fruit produced in
this section Mr.. waltz is sales-agent
for the victor-American Fuel Co. with
headquarters in Denver.
Mrs. Lleweliyn lost a very valuable
house Monday night
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

The participants in the big "Socia-
bility" automobile run from Hutchin-
son. Kansas, to Denver are expected
to arrive here sometime tomorrow af-
ternoon. probably about 500 o'clock.
and will remain until the next morn
ing when the trip to Colorado Springs
and on to destination will be resumed.
The visitors will be met before their
entrance to town by delegation from
the Canon City Automobile club and
escorted to the Strathmore hotel,
which will be their headquarters while
here. and. later. taken over the Sky
line Drive. II time permits, they viii
also. be shown through the orchard
growing districts Of Lincoln Park and
Fruitmere.
The "Sociability" run will be re-
sponsihle for one of the biggest good
roads jubiIees ever held in the west,
namely. the opening Of the Crags can
on highway, near Boulder. 1t is es-
timated that there will be in the
neighborhood of 100 machines. bear
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

DR.. and Mrs. Kenney and Mrs.
Stewart outoed over TO the schwei-
CERT camp at the base OF the big range
on "Wednesday and epent the AFTER
noon picnicking
Rev. Carl Lange of the valley Luth-
eran church went to Canon City on
Saturday last and held divine services
in that city on Sunday.
Miss Neva Gieyre departed satur-
day on a months visit to Canon. Flor
ence and Pueblo.
Mayor Beardsley spent Thursday on
trip to Canon City and return.
Mrs. z. T. wadieish went TO Can
on Thursday for visit OF about :ten
days.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
PROGRAM OF ENTERTAIN
MEHT FOR THE VISIT
ING AUTOISTS
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The program of entertainment for
the "Sociability" autoists. who are ex-
pected TO reach here from Pueblo at
500 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. viii
be as follows: On arrival at Stien-
meier avenue. Four Nile. they will be
met by members of the Canon City
Automobile club and conducted to the
Strathmore hotel where they win be
given a concert by the Parker Amuse-
ment company's band, being later
taken over the Skyline Drive. which
will be patrolled under the supervis-
ion OF Or. Otis Orendorff in order to
prevent possible accidents. After
supper the visitors viii be taken to
the Natatorium where they will be
given a plunge in the swimming pool
as guests OF the automobile club. The
reception committee in pilot cars viii
leave for Pueblo at 10 O'Clock tomor-
row morning to conduct the visitors
to this city.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
KANSAS AUTOMO-
B|L|STS REACH HERE
THURSDAY EVENING

ing between 300 and 400 persons. in
the tour before it ends and that
much will be accomplished by 1t for
the advancement OF good roads in this
section of the country. The route
from Hutchinson here will take In
the towns of Sylvia, Stafford, St John.
Macksville, Lewis, Belpre and Kins-
ley. on the first day. and Cimarron.
Garden City, Lakin, Syracuse, Holly,
Lamar, Dodge City, La Junta, Pueblo.
Portland, Penrose and Florence. A
meeting OF the committees from the
automobile club and the business
mems association was held this morn
ing TO arrange for the proper recep-
ton OF the visitors and to devise
plans to make their stay here an
agreeable one. A committee consist
ing of c. c. Hamlin. R. w. Chisholm
and Leonard E Curtis has been ap-
pointed by the Colorado Springs Au-
tomobile club to welcome the visitors
to that city.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
CANON CITY CARS WILL MEET
SOCIABILITY AUTOISTS IN PUEBLO

Four Canon City cars under the
supervision of W. B. Rowland. vice
president OF the local automobile club
will meet the -Sociability- autoists on
their arrival at Pueblo tomorrow af-
ter noon and escort them 10 this city.
The party has not been entirely made
up. but among its members will be
W. B.. Rowland. H. s. Maddox. W. T.
Wallace. David Robinson. Frank p.
Smith. Frank E Thomas. Hal Galley.
County Com'r W. H LaGrange and J.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

yesterday afternoon for the convicts In
the penitentiary. and. to say that the
occasion was an enjoyable one to
those in whose honor it was given is
to state it mildly. The program last
ed two hours and a half. and. to the
prisoners. there was not a dull mo-
ment during its continuance. The en-
was purely voluntary in
the part OF the members Of the COM
pany. all of whom very generously
their services without ex-
pectation OF any other reward. or COM
than that which they
would derive from the appreciation
and gratitude OF their auditors A
more pleased and enthusiastic assem-
biage OF men never greeted the Park
er company than the one Of yesterday
afternoon. which amply repaid its
members for sacrifices made The
motive which prompted the entertain
ment was highly generous and COM
mendabiA
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
DIED TUESDAY FROM
INFIRMITIES OF OLD ACE
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Alexander Evans died shortly after
500 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
the home OF his son. Paul Evans. on
North Sixteenth street, East Canon,
from the iufirmities Of age after an
illness Of about six weeks duration.
Deceased was born in Virginia and
had been a resident of Canon City
since 1888 Before coming to Colora-
do he lived Beatrice. Nebraska. for
23 years and had wide acquaintance
in that locality. Mr.. Evans was a man
of highest honor and integrity and
enjoyed the esteem and confidence OF
all who knew him. He was n member
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
MAN BITTEN BY
LEOPARD LAST NIGHT

From Wednesdays Daily.
During the first performance Of the
animal sho wat the carnival grounds
last night one of the attendants to the
trainer Of the leopards and pumas was
bitten on the knee by one Of the leop-
ards As the attendant was fasten-
ing up the board platforms on the
iron bars OF the arena. up which the
animals performed. and working from
the outside through the bars. one OF
animals reached through the bars and
grabbed the attendant by the knee.
in consequence received a good. sound
whipping by the trainer.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
East Canon NelOs Items

Elmer Bauer has returned from Sa-
Ida. where he has been working.
Francis Hurlburt spent Sunday in
Victor with friends.
Mrs woolford OF Cottonwood Ave.
is entertaining friends from Nebraska
Mrs. Comfort. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton. went 10 Pueblo several
days ago. for the purpose of having
her youngest daughter operated on
for a severe throat affection. The op-
GRAFTON. though dangerous. was sue
cessful. and Mrs. Comfort will return
soon with little Miss Marion.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
WESTClIFFE NEWS
From wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Geo. Cheteiat. sr.. after a visit with
relatives here. returned to Canon Bat
urday. The old gentleman will soon
leave Canon we understand to make
: his home In the family OF his daueh-
ter In Indiana.
Frank Chetelat and wife. after de-
Iightfui visit with relatives and
friends here. departed Thursday on
their return to Portland. Ore. their
bone. They will visit relatives in
Canon and take a run up to Cripple
Creek. making their final leave from
the state on the 27th.
While in town Wednesday evening
Mrs. Geo. Houle OF waveriy ranch
was taken suddenly III. suffering Of
heart trouble She was reported ~
improved 1t this writing.
Msssrs. Fuller and Van Bushtrk
Who have the contract for The ossnent
sosk on The scAssSis. hotsl speet .
nv days II canon he past Wsek -
setufns1 T1usveey.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

Mrs c. E. Monce came down from
her ranch home in the mountains on
business trip last week.
Mrs. Belle Key of South Canon Wis
tied Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt on Sherman
avenue Friday and took in drive ov-
er the Park in the afternoon.
Miss Adella Lucas made one of d
party en- route to the Gunnison last
week Thursday for ten days camp
ing and fishing trip.
Mrs. George Anderson Of Grand av-
enue is enjoying a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Coyle of Sterling. Kas.
Mr. Cheney is the contractor for a
fine cement block house on the ranch
OF Arthur Hubbell on Grand avenue
and has the work well underway.
J. J. Jones has just sold his ranch
property on Sherman avenue; it is
pleasantly located and will make a
nice home for the new comers.
Little Ruth Friedinger has been
very seriously i'll from the effect of
ptomaine poisoning. for a week. Dr.
Brooks has been attending her twice a
day, and she is slowly improving.
A party of little girls helped Miss
Mary Bailey celebrate her birthday an
nlversary last Friday among the shade
trees on their lawn on Logan street;
they had refreshments and a merry
time.
Mrs. Hemlick and three children of
Oklahoma and Mrs. Roberts of Canon
City we're recent visitors at the home
OF Mr. Mills on West Sherman.
Marion Gilien and sister Grace. ac-
companied by Miss Mabel Cuthbert
started early Tuesday morning for a
few days camping trip TO Hermit
Lake In the Wet Mountain valley.
The family Of c. NJ Chase had the
pleasure OF a days visit with old
friends-Mrs. Ernest Freeman and two
children of Craig. Nebraska. recently.
Mrs. Freeman is a sister OF Mrs. Ken
nedy of Canon City.
Mrs. J. W. Morrison OF Bloomer.
Wisconsin. was a last weeks guest in
the home OF J. E. Friedinger. on Sher-
man avenue: they all took drive ov-
er the Skyline Tuesday evening, and
Mrs. Morrison pronounced the scene
from the top grand. indeed A picnic
lunch with Ice cream was one feature
Of the occasion. She will take in Col
orado Springs on her way to the
coast
Howard Cooper. messenger boy for
the Western Union Telegraph Co..
was delivering kilograms on Lincoln
Park Tuesday.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

ceed Senator Gugsenheim. whose term
expires at that time. The holdover
senators who are to be elected this
fall will have a vote then and I ex-
pect to submit my name as candi-
date at that time"
When asked for his opinion OF the
direct primary. Boygne said:
II should be glad OF the opportuni-
ty to submit my candidacy to the
people at direct primary election" /"
Mr.. Boysns was also asked 70 stats
his opinion Of The extra ssasion that
has just ben called b. ocvsrnoF BhAs-
roth and d reply nAia. = 20 noe
care y - esoes1 - ~ ns1sss = III
- tAia ttna.-
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
TO MAKE A TOUR OF THE
WORLD WITHOUT ANY MONEY

From Wednesdays Daily.
Louis Hess, formerly in charge OF
the Pixies Peak Cut and Engraving
company. and Harry T. Smith. for
several months connected with the
advertising department OF local af-
ternoon paper. will leave Denver on
Thursday afternoon for trip around
the world. The men will leave Dem
yer without a penny in their pockets
and will earn their expenses as they
go. AS Hess is an cngraver Of ability
and Smith Is an experienced newspa-
per man. they expect to make their
way by working at their professions.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
ITEMS OF NEWS
FROM CHANDLER

Mrs. Richards OF Rockyale is visit
ing Mrs. Nose. Davis.
Mrs. Richey has been ON the sick
list
The painters are out from Canon
City painting the new boarding house
and also giving the school house
new coat OF paint.
Mrs Belle Browning. who has been
spending the summer with her moth
er and sisters, left Saturday to join
her husband in Denver.
Mr.. Swank, electrician for the Vic
tor company left last Wednesday for
Delague-
Mr.. Mayhall. who was recently un-
tied in marriage to Miss Henion. Is a
young man of many sterling quail
ties and he Is certainly to be congrat-
uiated upon winning such an accom-
plished young lady for wife. Miss
Henion Is well known In Chandler.
having worked In the store . good
many months Miss Henion In a noble
Christian young lady. having been
such help In the church work while
she was here. The people Of Chand-
ler certainly wish them all the happi-
ness the world affords ana nay then
pakhway dovn the Journey Of lifs -
ever strswn with tie Srightsse flss-
H.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
BOB" BOYenE WOULD
60 TO SENATE

Denver. July a7.-Former Congress-
man Robert w. Boynse returned to
Denver from Fort Collins and 10 now
stopping At the Mstropois hotel. When
seen in his apartments Monday af-
ternoon and asked whether he woudd
be = candidate for the senate svo
ysArs hence. he naid;
"You coA sAy Tor ~ that I szDsst
70 - : ean1l1aas ~ ssnaAss ~
Cosoraoe tve ysAss iren ~. - -
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28

Of the Methodist church at Prince
VILE. Illinois. where he resided before
coming west. but never transferred It
to this place Mr.. Evans was &c
years OF age and leaves two children.
Paul Evans and Mrs- s. S. worrell,
both of this city. besides many friends
to mourn his death. The funeral will
take place at Wilson's undertaking
pariors, 72s Main street. at 3 O'Clock
tomorrow morning; Rev. W. d. Phi
fer. pastor OF the congregation OF the
First Methodist church. conducting the
obseauies. The interment will be at
Lakeside cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
ESCAPED CONVICT RETURNED
TO PENITENTIARY TUESDAY
From wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Run down by Sheriff George Birds
all and Deputy Sheriff S. d. Burne OF
m Paso county after an exciting au-
tcnobile chase OF IS miles and halted
by several rifle shots. Arthur f7anni-
gan. an escaped convict. was capturel
2s miles south OF Colorado Springs on
Monday night Fiannigan refused to
tell the officers where he had been
since his escape from the prison road
making camp last March. but II In be-
lieved that he has been in hiding in
the northern part OF the state mcrt OF
the time The sheriff had been appris-
ed that Flanagan was making his way
Cañon City record., 1910-07-28
.BAPT|STS WIN FROM
THE PRESBYT[1 lANS
e
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The Presbyterians lost the FIRST
game they played in the new series
last night. when they played the Bap-
lists. Both teams did excellent work,
the Baptists making one error and the
Presbyterians making three. The
Presbyterians took three hits off OF
Shumway's delivery and the Baptists
got two from Rundahl-
Ong was first up for the Presbyte-
rians and grounded TO short who
threw him out at first Reynolds fan
ned but as the catcher dropped the
ball had to be thrown out at first
Duncan grounded out. pitcher to first
Newton for the Baptists hit the first
pitched ball. flying out 10 short.
weaber hit the hrst ball served to
him and grounded out. second to first.
Combs took the second one thrown
and flied out TO second. Side out on
four pitched balls.
The second inning was simply three
grounders thrown TO first for the
PresbyterIans. shumway for the BAp-
lists walked and was caught trying TO
steal second. Purneil filed to left
and Wolf famed
In the third inning both sides went
ou, IN one two. three order.
ong was first up again in the fourth
and swung at three good ones failing
TO connect Raynolds was safe on the
short stops error. Duncan hit. Ray
nolds taking second Raynoids was
caught off second by the pitcher thus
losing the only chance the PTesbyte-
rians had TO score. Rundahl hit TO
right. advancing Duncan 70 second
Smith grounded out by way Of pitcher