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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
SIX HITS CAN BE SCORED
WITHOUT MAKING A RUN

Sporting Editor Tho Tribune:
Dear Sir-Can six hits be made in ono
inning In n basketball game without the
side making them scoring d run? a y.
Yes.
Illustration; Jones makes a hit That
is one hit. Smith follows with hit.
Jones is thrown out at second. That is
two hits and ono out. Black makes a
hit. and Smith j. thrown out at second.
That is three hits and two outs. White
and Gray each make a hit. sending Black
TO third. filling tho bases and making The
total of hits five. with two outs. Green
hits runner with a bartcd ball which
puts the runner out. making three outs
but giving Green a hit in the hit column
A dozen different combinations can be
made. but all must be based on the prin-
ciplc OF runner being hit by a batted
ball
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Results at Latonia,

LATONiA. June 24.-Thc starts were
much in evidence at Lutoniu at least one
of the three getaways being responsible
for victories Of the winners. Bobby Boyer
In the first. Marbles in the third and
Tony Bonero In the fourth all got off in
front Of their fields and led all the
way.
summary:
First race, 1--WE furlonss-B Bobby Boyer,
won; St Aloyius, second: Bad News If
third. Time. 1901 3-5
Second race. five and a half fullonSs-
third. Time, LOS 3-5.
Third race. six flIriongs Marbles, won.
-: Jeanne second. EIurlock. third. Time.
1:14 20.
Fourth race. ono miIe--Tony Bonero.
won: PinlolH second, Tom Hayward.
third. Time. l:41
Firth race, mile and three -eighths.-
Boola Boola, won; First Peep. sccnud:
Charles +. Granger. third. Time. 2:22 20
Sixth race. one miic-John t,urloul,,
won: Tom Bigbce second Markic nj
third. Time. 1:43 20.
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JAMES BRAID WINS
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

SAINT ANDREWS, Scotland. Juno Il.
The open golf championship tourna-
ment was concluded today with a vic
tory for James Braid, title holder OF
greGate score in the four rounds was 299
Aleck Herd WAS second. with score
of 3OS, and G. Duncan third. with 30i.
ID. ]. Ross of Massachusetts and Will
lie Smith OF Mexico were the only Trans
atlantic competitors. Both were we'll up
at the finish Ross having a score of 600.
Smith, who was tho American open
champion OF 1899. broke the record OF
the links in the second round yesterday
scoring II. This feat was duplicated by
Duncan in the third round today, The
halfdozeu amateurs competing were
never prominent In the play.
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One OF the largest crowds OF the pres
cnt meeting was present at the Buena
Vista races Friday afternoon and Il good
card was run off. Four favorites. one
second choice and an outsider won the
honors, Fore was probably the most
popular ealoper on the track and won
the sixth event in the fast time OF
l:01 20. The bookmakers held Ben n.
Slect 10 ,faYoritc. but the people took
horse rolled all the way The bookmakerS
were dealt the hardest blow OF the pres
ent meeting, and it was reported at the
track that many had 10 borrow money TO
pay off. Manders rode the winner.
In the third race. Ed Corrigan bid up
Pinto and secured the horse Tor $1,000.
Lcch. but L. G. Soule retained the horse
for 5000,
The track was fast and many OF the
track records were cut close.
stood outside the fence with strong field
glass and as the winning numbers were
posted, he would send them TO Il nearby
house TO be wired away. 1t is said that
"a Western Union wire has been put In
the house to send out the results,
Manager Dwyer tried in every way 10
but Murphy had too many men employed
TO get the results. Dwyer says nc Will
fool Murphy yet, II is said that Murphy
is furnishing The results to Ogden and
W NdIIouS iliHdDoohS thipuSHou' NHS
country.
Tho results:
First race, six furlonGs purse 5000
sellinc-Rilly Myer 0irScbaum). to
>, won Gene Russell tManders), 10 TO ],
second; Captain Burnett Pase). to J.
third. Time. 1:15 l-5 Special Delivery
Liberto. Roy Shumway, Senator Barrett
Denver and Tilinghast also ran.
Second race. six and a half furlonSs
purse 5000. selling-Ncbulosus 81. Car
roln, II TO 5 won; PromethcuS (Shriner)
3 to l. second: Bucna (YospeD, 25 to /
third. Time, 1:21 30. Corrigan, Swcde
Sam. ErieZe. Convent, Bell and Sabado
also ran,
sclling-Pintc Uvcrs). 10 5. won: GOOD
Ship (<cdcris). u to /. second saIpear
(Fischer>, to /. third. Time, 1:2S 40.
Bonnie Bard, Kiddy Lee, Ramon Corona
and Mr.. Mayer also ran
Fourth race, one mile. purse 5000. sell
ing-I.cna Lech (Calahan). to D, won;
Round and Round (kedcris), I2 TO t.
second Flora Riley (J. CARROLL, . 10 ..
third Time. 1:41 10. Millers Daughter,
Iiaiserhoff, Merlingo and Oberon also
Fifth race. five and q half furlones-
Harlem Maid tBuxton), 2 to |, won. Cos
sipcr II. CVan Dusen), TO ], second;
Marian Casey G'ischerj; 10 l. third,
Aunt Folly, Galenc Gale, Minnie Bright
and Belle Kinney also ran.
Sixth race. five furlongS. purse 5000.
sellinG-Forc (Manders) to .. won.
Beau Man tTaylor). 0 TO ., second; Nov
gorod Vosper). 2 to J. third Time,
f:o1 2-5. Ben X Slect, Il. M. Fry, Binoc-
ular and Gramercy also ran.
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Attell Gets Decision
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
D|S0BEYS ORDERS
Attell Secures Newspaper De.
cisi0n From Moran in Ten
Fast Rounds.

Los ANGELES, CAL juno 2l.-in
spite Of Governor Gnlctt's stand against
prize lighting and his instructions To
District Attorney Fredericton To stop
toniahCs nght Abe Attcll and owen Mo
ran fought their round bout, as
scheduled. Attcll being given the news
paper decision Tho district attorney
did not interfere on the ground that IL
WAS "Sparrng' bout strictly within
tho law, and not y pri5o fight
II was Il hairlmc verdict. With two
such clever men I'm the ring the bout
could we'll have como under tho dcsjsna-
tion Uf n "sparring contest hut there
were periods when it, approached dan
gerously near to prize lighting
Both were strong on their feet at the
finish however and neither showed any
serious marks oC the combat The only
blood that was shed began flowing from
Moran's nose in ono of the earlier
rounds.
There was much display OF III temper.
TOO. and twice Moran was hootcd FOR Ior-
getting tn stop when tho gong sounded
the end OF a round.
At the finish Of the ten rounds the
Englishman followed the fcatherWcighr
champion out Of the ring with out
stretched hand. but Attell refused 10
grasp IL.
Ii was in the prclimnarics that the
crowd saw real damage done. After
Jimmy Austin had outpoiuted Battling
Chico in six rounds Young McGovcrn
stopped Bcryl Hatton in two. uatton
was knocked down twice in tie fight and
the police at the ringsde signalcd to the
referee that the fight WIS at an end.
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National Tennis

PiIILA DI5LPHTA. Juno 2i-aJiss
Louise Hammond of New York won the
single competition today i'm the woma n S
national tennis championship matches at
the Philadelphia Cricket club, defeating
IN the final round Miss Browning OF New
York. 6-2 81
Miss Hammond thus earns tho right 10
meet tomorrow in the challenge round
Miss Hazel Eotchl1iss OF California
holder OF the national title.
MISS Hotchkiss and Miss Rotch OF Bos-
ton won from Mrs. A. ]. Drexel-PauI and
Miss Biddle. both of Philadelphia. in
doubles. The national champion played
her usual game and was ably backed up
by Miss Rotcl1.
MISS Browning and Miss Edna Widen
beat Mrs. Pouch and Gixs Ga4xle z. Nee
", SD, 0-6. So.
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FIGHT PROTESTS
ENTIRELY IGNORED
Governor DickersOn Orders
Mail Thrown i'm Waste BaS-
ket; Law Is Clear.

CARSON CITY New. June 2i.--Pro-
tests against tho Johnson -Jeffries eight.
both by mail and telegraph, continue TO
flood the office of Governor b;clscrson.
but so far az any effect they NAY have
goes, they are promptly relcgatod TO the
waste basket. The governor '!acs not
intend To Interfere with the fight in any
way This was tho positive statement
OF his secretary today.
This matter is final as far this
office is concerned" said Deputy Attor"
ney- General Fowler today 'The law la
clear on the statute books. IL provides
that such fights rs the .Jeffries- Johnson
contest can he held under the protection
of the law. end such protection will be
guaranteed the fighters and promoters.
Nevada is TO pass legislation against It,
The present law Is on the Side OF those
who FAVOR prize lighting"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
TURF GOSSIP

The Juvenile handicap for two-year-
o)ds, the first stake Of the season for
The youngsters, will bo run OFF today at
Buena Vista park. This event brings to-
Gether the cream OF tho young division
OF racers in the west.
Among the starters that will attra ct
the most attention from lhc public will
be Jim Basey. who won his last start
so lmpTeSSlyely and WAS considered one
OF the best two-ycar-olds in California,
Helen Barbcc, the representative from
w: t. Anderson's stable. is a high class
MY with a great burst OF speed, and
the shrcwd Californian is sure to send
ms charge iit to- run her best race and.
with the others running their race il is
to be an event that should excite the
greatest attention The balance OF the
card Is made up Of the best horses at
the track. The sixth race should prove
a hot contest OF speed between four
crack mlers.
The win OF Billy NIyer gladdens the
ing the races at Bucna Vista park.
Owner Jack Crane telegraphed his horse
10 his many Oakland friends, who won a
nice bet on the result.
Harlem Maid, which just got off the
cars from New York, won race the
first dash out OF the box. Green z.
Morfis's mare won the five-furlong race
from fast field Of sprintcrs.
The new mile track that is being con-
structed by the Cheyenne Jockey club
is nearing completion.
Starter Richard Dwyer had his own
troubles in getting the field away in the
nth race. Every horse in the race
kicked up and acted very unruly. but the
genial commencers finally got the field
off to a good break.
M. j. Neafsey picked six winners at
Buena Vista Friday afternoon. II was a
lucky day for many.
Five horses carrying No. won money,
two finishing first and three taking SOC
ond place.
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WINS j
CHAMP P|ONSH|
Beats Best Men Here in ON,
ter-Mile Dash for West.
ern HOnOrs.
DUER TAKES MEASURE
OF WILCOX In TEN NH,
Clarke Wins Three-Mile l)no
Five Thousand People At.
tend Races.

1Yer Lawson won the o,,ar,os
western championship Friday nIrbt1
tho Salt Palace, and over 5000 neo
checred him as he flashed over the so,
4. j. Clarke WAS showed under ar
pole and could not come out in tlr,o
make a, fight for the first position ~
son WAS away with q good start ana
rode as fast as he could ALLOWING
one TO come near 10 the front. wn1
Demara made a good ride and fov
time looked dangerous. but remained
second position: Senhouse beat pvc
third place. Clarke and Walker ~
tho only two also rams. "'
line Inc Inrce-n1iie lap handicap prof
Mcfarland by tire at the tame. 4
first mile OF the race WIS a peach !
II was ridden in the fast time Of l.
il was so fast that Lawson blow un'
The end Of the first mile and er
Downing and Pye aided in pulling t'S
Mcfarland butted in on the sixth Ian 4
hit up a clip which made the Austrian
Rocket cllnCh his teeth 10 hanp
Mac closed the gap and thcp resi-
for two miles. With two laps 10 20
San Jose wonder went around the bun
IL
came out on the last turn and beat i
teammate. BurrIs beat Walker for IN
place.
Wilcox Blows" Up.
Wilcox gave Duer II hard race for
hrSt seven miles. but when tho Jas,
crowded Wilcox near the end Of Tho Z
miles Wilcox lost his pace and Id
won a s he pleased, tapping Wilcox soye
times before the latter could again cal
his pace. Whittier paced Ducr and "a,
uclson pulled Wilcox,
j. 4. Mcneil outsprinted Diefcnbacl
In the thrce-quartcr mile handicap am
tour, winning from the 25-yarl ma
Gemple led Rrodbecll over the tape.
The unknown distance amateur l
race was stopped at two miles and n
laps. the Diefenbachcr-R Rrodbeck cou,l
nation running in the order nanl
Hume rolled into third place, which Bf
ryessa was trying hard 10 win.
The summaries:
Three quarter mile handicap. amato
Continued Oh Page Eleven.
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0LDFIELD BREAKS FOUR
MILE WORLDS RECORD

ST. PAUL. Mimi, June 2i.-F'or The
third successive day new worlds au-
Barney Oldfield. when lie drove his 700
horsepower Benz around the local cir
cuar track for four miles in minutes
ana u seconds. This is 10 ID seconds
better than the previous record made
by Ralph De Palma on the same track
one year ago. Oldticld averaged 81 Sec
onds To the mile.
Tomorrow Oldficld will attempt TO low
cr the new mile record th5t he made yes
terday,
Aside from 0ldfields record breaking
drive and several Tights by Glenn II.
Curtiss in his aeroplane, the programme
today was only ordinary.
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MANY SPECIAL TRAINS
BILLED FOR CONTEST
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.-Six sp

trains OF five cars each will leave This
city for Reno. New, two days before the
Jeffries- johnson fight, and besides these
there will be many special cars attached
to the regular trains. the exact number
OF which is not known at this time. This
announcement was made by the officials
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad company
today. According 10 orders there will be
one special train from Salt Lake city
one from Denver one from Birmingham
Ala, and one from New Orleans. Two
special ears will leave ST. Louis with
passengers for the fight and one will start
from Ogden. II is expected Chicago will
send two special trains. Nearly all of
the specials have San Francisco as
their objective point.
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Apawamis Golf.

RYE. n. Y, Juno 2i.-Favoritcs sur
ElVcI lhe lirst and second round matches
IN lhc invitation golf tournament con-
tinued on the links of the Apawamis club
mere Today. Walter j. Travis OF Garden
CITY won from Il. y. Lapham of the
nome nSIS cipp, mp and 2 to play and beat
H.. ]. Hnyne of Yale l up
jerome d, Travcrs Of Montclair de-
ieated John NJ. Ward of Garden City
Dy iour and three margin. and G. II
Brown OF SaegleIl. up and . TO play.
In the semi-final tomorrow Travcrs
Will meet Il. w. Tburston of Apawamis
aud Travis will play f. X, Upton OF
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT
WILL OPEN TODAY
Country Club viii Be Scene of
Action for the State
Titles.

The first games or the tennis tourna-
ment for the state championships ir
womcu's and mems singles and doubles
Will be played today at the Country club
The public is invited and, as there arc
great many new names on the entry
list the games will be more exciting
than heretofore. The present schedule
calls for the finals 10 be played July L.
At meeting at the Kenyon hotel Fri
day evening the drawings were made
and announced for the tournament. The
events and entries are as follows.
Mems Singles.
p. m.-Pringle VS., McBroom H.
Rich VS.. McDonald; ID. G. Roberts VS.
George Lawrence. +. Z Roberts VS.. Mar
Gus Jones; Stimpson VS.; II. G. Smith:
3 p. m.--Win Ellerbeck VS. Cooper; T.,
c. Miller VS.. L. S. Ferry; Thompson VS.
Rod. Badger; Bainberger VS.. J.. T. Ritter;
George Steiner VS.. George Armstrong.
p. m.-Boyd VS.. Il. 4, Rogers; Swa-
ner VS.. McQulsten, Gillett VS., Garnett
Whitney US. Duftield, Richards VS.. Jess
Badger.
p. m.-B. w. Raymond vs. Edgar
Hills.
p. ND. Taylor vs.. Baker; Boyer
Byes-M. J. Brincs and Hood Cox and
Brown, and Myers; Hooker and George
Badger and Salisbury G. Taylor and l..
Ray: Whitworth and lngebretsen.
Mems Doubles.
Garnelt and McBroom VS.. Thompson
and partner: Mcdonald and Cooper VS..
George Badger and partner; Gillette and
Baker VS.. Salisbury and partner, Myers
and partner VS.. McQuistian and partner;
u, Taylor and partner VS.. Brown and
Boyer, Roberts and partner VS.. Necl and
Insebretsen; George Taylor and partner
VS.. Boics and partner; Byes-Cox and
partner,
Women's Singles.
Miss Hutchinson VS.. Miss Evans: Mrs.
Glendenning VS.. Miss Mcclure, Mrs, G..
A. Smith W., Miss Bogue; Miss GrlzeII
Houston VS. Mrs. Whitley. Rycs--MisS
Thorne VS.. Miss McGrth.
Women's S Doubles.
Miss McGrath and partner VS.. Mrs.
Stone and partner; Mrs, Judge and part =
ncr VS.. Miss Bogue and partner: Miss
Mcclure and partner VS. Mrs. TayIor
and partner; Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Smith
VS.. Miss Hutchinson and partner.
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Utah League
Baseball Schedule.

The Sult Lake team will play AT Muir
ray this afternoon and the sOccidentaIs
VIII 20 10 Ogden.
llummal will pitch for Salt Lake and
lIcusser will hold down the rubber for the
Murray nine. This means that the fans
VIII be treated to n fast game.
Sunday afternoon Murray will play Salt
Lake ON the Walker field. with Harrison
IN The box for the Orphans and Pierson
for Murray. The Occldcntals will play In
Ogden.
Carl Wells is expected 10 arrive today
10 play first base for the Salt Lake team.
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SoX Double Up Maps.

CLEVELAND, June 2a.-ChicaEo wen
from Cleveland today, TO .. II. IL. 10,
Cleveland ..........,,.,. ia -"
'i,'uSp ....s.s.-..,s...i Q /
Observation-Disclosures Mitchell and
Easterly; Olmstead and Paync
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT IONAE
Not Much Doing.

PITTSBURG. June PA National
league record for Inactivity ut first base
was established during I'IttSbuUg's TO
. victory over Chicago today. Hoffman
Of the visitors not having q single put
out TO his credit in eight innings.
Il. II. L..
IlltSb'lS n I'
Battcrics-Camnitz, Philippe and Glib
son; Richie, Cole. Mcintyre and Archer.
Umpires-,lohnStonc and Moran
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RICHARD IS GUARANTEED
PROTECTION BY GOVERNOR

: RENO. New. June 24.-TeI
: Rickard late today received a per-
: sonsl telegram from Governor d. S.
: Dickerson at ELY. In which the gov
! ernor SAYS that, inasmucl as prize
: fights are licensed 10y tho state,
I. there will be no interference by him
+ In the Johnson Jeffries fight.
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Perfect Fielding,

PHILADELPHIA. June 2i.-Boston hit
McQuIllen hard and foded perfectly,
winning from Philadelphia to 4.
j. II. +.
Boston .. ...... -. -. -. =. IS 10 u
Philadelphia 80. ........ -, ...4 4
Batreries-Maliern. FrOcl5 and Graham;
McQuillen and Moran. Umpires-O'Day
and Brennan.
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LEHI BEATS PAYS0N
IN PITCHERS BATTLE
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. June 2i.--Lchi defeated PAY
son today IN u league baseball game at
Lchi by the close score Of 1 To 3. in a
pitchers battle. Lehi scored one run in
the NTH. one in the sixth and two runs
In the ninth innings. Payson scored one
run in the sixth and two runs in tho
eighth innings The lineup:
P9ysoD. I,chi
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AMERICAN
Runs Are Scarce.

NEW YORK, Juno 2i-Ncw York took
tho last game of The scrlcs from phila-
delnhla = to j. Ford got the better of
Coomhs after great pitching contest.
Il. II. j..
Philadelphia ....,...,..,...,s...1 g =
wow iPIh l
Bnttories-Coombs and LapP. Ford and
STcency.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Des Moines-Dcs Moines D Topeka 8.
Al Omaha-Omaha g, 81, Joseph D.
Al Sioux City-SiouN CITY >, Denver 13.
At l.incoln-LinColn Z, Wichita 4.
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Lake Is Star.

DETROIT, June 24.-fakc pitched cX-
celient ball this afternoon and Detroit
barely avcrted shutout, ScllweitZers s
home run featured. Il. il. T..
ST LOUIS .-.... '.'-'. 10y IL ]
DclrOlJ ....l i
BatterIcs-Lakc and Stephen. Stroud
Willett and Stanage.
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American Association

AZ Minneapolis Minneapolis Toledo
game postponed; rain.
At Kansas City-Indianapolis. =, Kan
sas CITY, I.
At Milwaukcc-Louisville, O; Milwau-
kce, z
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Hall IL Wild,

BOSTON. June 81 Boston won from
Washington. 10 L, today. Hall was Wild
r. H. Il.
washington ........s..,.........l .
Boston d. ....,.,...,..... :"
sLIterlcs-Gray and Street; Hall and
KIciuuW.
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Willis Makes Bad Start.

ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-Cincinna,i de-
toatcd ST. Louis { 10 . today. Willis
had bad start in the opening inning.
Il, II, j..
Cincinnati ...., .,.... So. 80, "A S o
Batterics-Wlllls, Pickett and Bliss:
Casper. Rowan and Clarke. Umpircs-
kiclCr and Emsle.
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Antauil,s Featnra Event.

PARIS. June 24.--The PriN des Days
of $4,000. two miles and five furlongs, ono
OF the fashionable French racing events,
was run at Autcuil today and won by
Eugene Fischoff's Journalistic.
adI4icr,al Cxaar&iacr kar1rc Iac
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Lawson Is Quarter Mile Western
Champion; RiCkard Sells Pic
lures; Johnson in Reno
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Women's S Doubles

Miss McGrath and partner VS.. Mrs
Stone and partner; Mrs, Judge and part
ncr VS.. Miss Bogue and partner: Miss
Mcclure and partner VS.. Mrs. Taylor
and partner; Mrs. Boyer and Mrs Smith
VS.. Miss Hutchinson and partner,
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Wonlan'S SINGLES.

Miss Hutchinson VS.. Miss Evans: Mrs
Glendenning VS.. Miss Mcclure, Mrs, G.
A. Smith W., Miss Bogue; Miss GrlzeI
Houston VS.. Mrs. Whitley: Bycs-Miss
Thorne VS.. Miss McGrth.
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Additional Sporting News on Page IL.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-10-06
MrCOURA(1E Of
CAPTAIN Plum
6C JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
ILLUSTRATIONS @ F1AGNUS &. KETINER-
q
1900 10y 1soBBs -rrnpFsTLE corrpArSs-,-

you will never look upon again. 1
have sworn upon the Two Books and
] will keep my oath. And then-you
VIII answer the question asked you
back there"
He crept out into the darkness Of
the trees and Nathaniel followed, his
heart throbbing with excitement,
every sense alert, and one hand rest.
ing on the butt of his pistol. He felt
that he was nearing the climax of his
days adventure and now. in the last
moment of it, his old caution reas-
serted itself. He knew that he was
among dangerous people, men who,
according to the laws of his country
were criminals In more ways than
one. He had seen much of their work
along the coasts and he had heard of
more of 1t. He knew that this gloom
and sullen quiet of st. James hid cut
threats and pirates and thieves. Still
there was nothing ahead to alarm
him. The old man lodged the CLEANS
of the lighted window and skunk
around to the end of the great house.
Here, several feet above his head.
was another window, small and yelled
with the foliage of vine that chung
In dense masses to the log wall. With
the assurance of one who had been
there before the councillor mounted
some object under the window, lifted
himself until his chin was on level
with the glass, and peered within.
He was there but an instant and then
fell back, chuckling and rubbing his
hands
Come. Natl"
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bowed with mock politeness. For a