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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
BOIL WEEyIL
MUST HIT GRIT
ST\TE AND UNCLE SAM Roth
FIGHTING HIM
mo DAMAGE THIS YEAR
southeastern CouLties of Oklahoma
Slightly Nffcctcd-Thc Plan To
Vine out the Nuisance

Guthrie Dec, l6--W p. Pierce,
of Dallas Texas. who Is ono of the
federal cntomologlsts wa, here yes
torday visiting Secretary Gist Of tho
stat, board of agriculture. and At
the same time arranging for the ro-
operation of the state and federal de-
pawmonts in the attempted suppress
sion OF the bon wccyu The govern
meut report shows that large
amount cf oklahoma was redeemed
from the wccyiI during the past year.
The chart puts Caddo Love, John.
son pontotoc, GawIns Seminole, OR
ruskcc and Okmulgoo counties clcor
of tho mischicyoug little insects and
portions of Garter, Murray Marshall
Ntoln, ritshurg, Hughes and McIn.
tosh above ihe line Of infected terri-
tory
And as q matter Of fact the state
hoard of agriculture does not believe
that the wecvil has done any material
damage In Oklahoma this year The
only Infected territory is composed
of tho southeastern counties and an
effort win be made this coming year
to regain as many of them from the
wceWl infection MS possible.
Every farmer finding insects on hi,
cotton this wear will be requested Ia
send samples of the same to the state
board, who viii turn thym over "a
Professor Sanborn the state eutomo-
logist for examination and classIriol.
tion Tho state win then inform tho
federal department OF the conditions
In each section and the two VIII thcr
proceed IN campaign OF cNtcrmInn
tlon The Farmers win be Informed
of tho latest improved methods Of
fighting tho pests and experts win hC
furnished to assist IN the struggle
If the two departments can succcct
In freeing Oklahomo's cotton from tho
pest II VIII mean much 10 the weifar,
Of the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
uNRr SAYS IN WILL WIN.
Morris Has Ills hackers WHO VIII
60 the Limit In Bets.

Sapupa. ORn, Dee, TT am
going to win this bitlo,' said Mar.
vim llurt when he landed In Sapui.
pa today in reference to his match
with carl Morris o' this place on the
night of December 90 Hart and his
hackcrs blew In with q hig "hunch''
of money and after his Workout
Hart stock tool, a. decided Jump,
ON the other hand Morris has
his heavy hackers, and II Is said that
employees OF the Frisco viii back
him up into the regions OF close u
100000 That sounds IKE q lot OF
money for bout staged in Sapupa
hut there are hundreds OF the FrIs'
GO mon who viii stake thflr Nasi
cent on the former Frisco man,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
M III E,4ESSGeryy ! !

One gets II by highway men Ten.
II thousands by Dad Boueh No dif.
erenee. Constipation and dead liver
make the whole system sick Every.
body knows 4, CASCARETS regulate
cure Bowel and Liver trouble, by simply
doing natures work until you get well .
Millions use CASCARETS, Lie Saverl
S2
CAsCARErs 90, % boy iof week.
treatment Ell druggist. bggtst seller
" tAs NUtlJ MilNgu b0aea mUnll.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
&c, Ready Tor Crucc.

Guthrie. OklR., bee, l6--The Ciuth.
ric Chamber Of Commerce last night
began the prcporatIonsh for the In.
nugurations here on January . o,
.GoSernor-eloct Lee Cruco Of Ardmoro
who has announced he win he inau.
suratcd In Guthrie in order to make
certain the legality OF his office TAX.
ing The local Lee Cruce Dcmocraty
ICmh Is working with the Chamber a
Commerce, Committees will h.
named immediately 20 supetInten,
the work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17

one dol. Solitaire Diamond Rings, choice. $1,000
one doa. solitaire Diamond Ringa, choice. S16.5O
one aoa,. Solitaire Diamond Rings choico ... $21.5O
one doz, SOLITAIRE Diamond Rings choice. S25.
one doa solmrc Diamond Rings choice .... S3O.OO
"a Ladies ana Cents Diamond Rings $50 $50
20 ladio, and Gents Diamond Rings .... $50 TO SIS
20 Ladies' and Gents Diamond Rings. SIS TO $1OO
% Ladies and Cents Diamond Rings, 500 TO $50
% Ladies aud Cents Diamond Rings $50 TO $1,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-17
NNSlN BNrTLr,
REGULARS und Iuurgcnts Reported
li0himn

Chihuahua ptc. ld. -hullouu --
Heavy fighting NJ reported today near
San Andres. about thirty miles east of
sundays huttlc 1t Ccrro rrcto, ho.
tween the iusurfcctionists and rosu'
lars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
SOUTHARD TAKES
BIG CHICAGO SHOOT
Beats Clark After Tie For
Handicap Trophy.

BY defeating Hugh Clark Of Urbana,
ILL.,, in the shoot-off, 16 to IL, after
both shooters had tied for first place
with scores of "a each, Albert South
ard of Pecatonica. ILL.,. yesterday won
the grand Chicago handicap. the fea-
ture contest of the three days shoot
now being held at the Chicago Gun
club traps.
In the five events of twenty birds
each Clark shot from the twenty yard
mark and Southland fired from nine
teen yards. The strong north wind
which blew across the range. coupled
with the dark day, which made the
targets extremely hard to see, made 1t
difficult for high scores.
At the close OF the regular contest
the weather conditions were worse
than at any time during the day and
this accounted for the poor scores
made by Clark and Southland in the
shoot-off. The wind caused the tar
gets to jump, and unless the contest
ants fired at them almost as soon as
they left the traps the missiles gen.
orally struck the ground unbroken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
HOW DOG orr LANDED
THE NOMINATION
Toner Intimates He Might
Be Induced to With
draw.
ALBEIT, AT The PROPER Time
And Is Promptly Backed Into a Nice
Little Siding Prepared For His
Reception.
ALBEIT, AT The PROPER TIME

Considerable and many enmeshing
intricacies revolved about the nomina-
tion for coroner yesterday at the c"un-
ty democratic convention, at Gary. and
there were a few side plays that the
less observant did not see.
Gary came forth with candidate
in the shape of DR.. T. Joseph Toner.
while Indiana Harbor blossomed out
in full bloom with DR.. George orr.
The Gary delegation had just sue
ceeded in naming two of their number
as sheriff and county clerk when the
coronership nomination followed. or
course, the attempts on the part of the
steel city to land this was regarded
as a disposition to be greedy, and some
Of the Hammondites started to pune
ture Gary's ambitions to fill every place
on the ticket Once that Toner'S and
OFFS names were placed in nomina-
ton It took the convention half an
hour to come to decision and then 1t
was wavering. Much disorder pre-
vailed and in the meantime there were
many switchings back and forth.
Finally the secretary began to take
the poll and Hammond withheld her
results Whiting began with Is fol
orr and for Toner; East Chicago all
of her 40 votes for orr and Gary all OF
her 33 for Toner; the south end town
ships were solid for orr but still Ham
| mond held the situation.
| At this juncture DR.. Toner, thinking
| that there was a possibility that things
might go against him arose and stated
| that If 1t was the will of the conven
ton he would withdraw in favor OF
the doctor from Indiana Harbor. Blu
he did not say that he withdrew.
( Here Chairman Knots said:
DIR Toner, do / understand that yol
make a motion to make DR.. OFFS nomi
| nation unanimous?"
Now DR.. Toner had no such inten
tons just at that time, as he wante'
to see more of the battle before get
ting out altogether.
Yes, I will do so-but at the prope
time"
Either Mr.. Knots did not hear tn
| words-"but at the proper time"-o
did not care to be known to have hear
them as he had undoubtedly mad
some promises to the Indiana Harbor
les. and now saw a chance to clea
himself by not forcing their man OF
the ticket.
A sacrihdal Oneringr
DIR. Toner withdraws his name" an
nounced the mayor, and then some. on
J suddenly got up and moved that D.
OFFS nomination be made unanimous
So DR.. Toner went down the slid
! although he didn't want to- and jus
how he regards the position of tn
| mayor in rushing through his rival
nomination has not been learned. How
ever, the observant came to the cor
clusion that the Gary candidate for tn
: nomination was neatly, silently an
| deftly sacrificed in behalf of DR.. Oh
1 at the last minute.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
GRIFFITH.

Mrs. John Grimmer visited Hammond
yesterday.
There will be a picnic at st. John
Labor Day 1-3t
Lee Cha)fant and family did shop
ping in Hammond yesterday.
A. Jameson transacted business in
Crown Point yesterday.
Miss Lucy Dunn of Rochester Is
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ Likens.
NJ. Grimmer of Crown Point was a
pleasant caller here yesterday.
Mrs. Cunningham of Hammond spent
yesterday with Mrs. c. Boeson-
Mrs. F. B. Holman returned to Crown
Point last evening
The Griffith schools will open next
Tuesday. Sept. 6. with ]. w. Hough.
F. w. Love, Miss Mary Bennett and
Miss Laura Lennertz as teachers.
Grades s. 6. and will attend the
North school with Mr.. Love and Mr..
Hough as teachers. Grades and 4
will be in the south school with Miss
Lennertz as teacher, and Miss Bennett
will have temporary quarters in Rus
sells hall with the first and second
grades. The location of the various
rooms are only temporary. while wait
ing for the completion of the new GEN.
trail school building. Miss Violet Wood
bridge will be music supervisor.
There will be a social given by the
Griffith Improvement association Fri.
day evening. All members and fami-
lies are requested to be present. Ice
cream will be served and business viii
be laid aside for a good social time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cloyse. whs
| were married in Chicago last week. viii
| leave for the state of Washington
where they will make their futur,
| home. Mrs. Cloyse was formerly Mis-.
Lillian Robinson of Ross
| H. Smith and brother OF the Griffith
Photo supply company were out her
| from Chicago yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
GARY ''C0P'
MAKES GOOD
CAPTURE

According to a South Bend papers
Oficer Zacajriki of the Gary police
made very important capture, alter an
exciting chase to South Chicago whom
he arrested Vincent Strzelicki and his
son, who was wanted at South Bend on
a charge of wife desertion.
Warrants were issued several days
ago in Judge Hildebrand's court at
South Bend and were forwarded to the
Gary police to see If they could locate
the foreigner He was finally located
in Gary after a two days search, but
he had boarded a train for whiting at
the time the officer got on his trail.
Officer Zacajrek boarded later train
and chased his man as far as South
Chicago where he arrested him.
Strezelicki will have his trial in
South Bend today. He left his wife
and FIVE children, one of them an infant
about two weeks ago in destitute cir
cumstance. The South Bend police
were compelled to send Mrs. Strezelicki
with her baby to the county poor farm
and they made other provisions for the
other two children. One of the boys
told the police story of where he was
/ compelled to steal at times in order to
save his mother, brother and sisters
| from starvation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
HOBART,

Miss Elsa wettengal left yesterday
for Pittsburg. where she will visit
with relativesnntil school begins.
Mrs. Nitchman was a visitor in Chi
cago yesterday
Mrs. d. Frank and children were
shoppers in the city yesterday.
Louis Barnes has moved his family
into the Harrison Schoolercmfwyuqy
into the Harrison Scholler house vacat-
ed by them. who will leave shortly for
New Mexico.
George Tabbert transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Lena Wettengal visited yester-
day at Valparaiso with DR.. and Mrs
Powell.
VIM. Killigrew has been engaged as
assistant cashier in the Hobart bank
He will also continue the fire fnsur-
ance business conducted by his father
His man friends give him cordial wei
come.
The following from here attended
the democratic convention at Gary yes
terday: A. J. Smith, Ed. Keilman, Adam
Fracen, w. NJ Schrader, Geo. Warchu.'
VIM. Kostbade. S. p. Clayton. Johi
Francen. w. Fiester, James Guyer. p
E. Kallas. A. C. Thompson. VIM. Croan
George Fleck and Geo. Brewback.
Frank Scheddell has moved into tn
Roper fiat.
Mrs. ]. M. Dudley of Grand Rapids
Mich. is visiting with her brother
| John Gordon.
| A special meeting has been called t
| I'LL the vacancy caused by the death o
| Town Clerk Kil1igrew.
Mrs. McGarry returned to her HON
in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Margaret Boldt Is visiting I
| Hammond with her sister, Mrs. Ere
| Collins.
Miss Emily Broken has been en-
| gagged to teach at the Banks school 1
place of Miss Deutche. who was recent
| ly married.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01

MAN WAS
ARRESTED
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Especial to The I1MEs)
East Chicago. Sept 1-Chief Of Po<
ice Doyle of Hubbard. Ohio arrived in
town yesterday afternoon and left In
the evening taking with him Caiea
Cuton who was arrested in Indiana
Harbor about a week ago by Sergeants
Frank Barker and VIM. Hughes. Cuton
was arrested on a fugitive warrant
sworn out by Dan Opiner. who claimed
that the prisoner and another man
whose name was unknown had held
him up in Hubbard. Ohio on the night
of May 80, 1909, and cut and beat him
numerically, leaving him in the road
for dead Opiner however was found
later and taken to a hospital where he
fully recovered.
AS soon as the wounded man had re-
covered sufficiently he started out to-
find his assailants. whom he knew per-
sonally. and after long search he
located them in Indiana Harbor and
ington The police were notified and
has so far eluded the police. having
rest of Cuton.
| Opiner is man of means and de-
clares he will spend every cent he has
| in an eort to catch the man who got
away and bring both would-be as
sassins to justice. Cuton returned to
Hubbard with Chief Doyle yesterday
without the formality of extradition
papers. He declares he is innocent of
any crime and pretends to be ignorant
of what the officers want him for.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01

Boston, Mass, Sept. Let us forget
ali about past wretchedness and re-
member only the joys of yesterday. The
big fight between Smith and Walsh
came off on the Huntington avenue
grounds yesterday afternoon And
how did it come out? Just the way the
wise ones had it doped, to in favor
of Walsh.
Why, honestly, we hated to leave
Boston. We thought Mr.. Taylor might
have another trade in his bonnet and
wanted to stick around and take a
mean advantage of 1t. If ever a pitch
err a catcher and ball club got a
showing up the Speed Boys got 1T on
that last day of August, 1910 If the
Sox would only go out and hustle that
way every afternoon our friends in
Philadelphia wouldn't be so darned set
up over themselves.
Running bases like wild men. hitting
in the pinches. and taking advantage
of everything Boston ought to have
done but neglected to do, Duffy's fam
lily just carried the enemy of its feet
in the first inning and then kidded II
along through the balance of the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
CALENDAR OFF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
THURSDAY.

Annual tournament of Michi-
gan State Golf league opens at
Detroit.
Annual tournament of Michf-
gan Whist association opens at
Ottawa Beach. Mich.
Fall meet of Maryland United
Hunts at Baltimore, Md.
FRIDAY.
Tennis tournament for Pacific
coast championship opens at
) Del Monte. Cal.
Opening OF three days auto
mobile race meet at Indianapolis
) speedway.
frankie Conley VS.. Charley
White, ten rounds. at Milwaukee.
SATURDAY.
) Gernan-American sender boat
} trials begin in Buzzards Bay.
) Opening of fourteenth annual
) horse show at Newport, r. l.
} Two hundred mile automobile
, race on the Indianapolis speed
} way
) Track and field champion
} ships of Pacific Association A.
A. U. at Sacramento. Cal.
, Automobile race between Bar
) ney Oldfield and George Robert
son at Brighton Beach.
Opening of aviation meet near
Boston under auspices of Har-
D ward Aero society.
Opening of two weeks race
, meeting at Overland Park,
, Denver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01

Say goodbye to your corns the very
nrst time you use TIZ. You will never
know you have a corn. bunfon or cal
lous. or sweaty, tired. swollen, aching
feet any more. It's just wonderful the
way the pain vanishes. Rub the corn
hammer II with your fist II you wish
no more pain after TT q than IL there
had never been a blemish on your feet.
Doesn't that sound good to you?
Doesn't It? Then read this:
ssThe corns on either of my toes were
AZ large ms the tablets you make to
cure them. To-day there Is sign of
corns ON either foot and no soreness.
res an up-to-date GOdsend--yam. A.
Hoover, Progress, N. c.
Just use TIZ- It's not like anything
else for the purpose you ever heard of.
IT'S the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle of drawing
put all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores. T z
cleans them out and keeps them clean
II works right off. You will feel better
the very first time It's used. Use IT a
week and you can forget you ever had
sore feet There Is nothing on earth
that can compare with II. T. z Is for
sale at all druggists. % cents per box
or direct If you wish. from Walter
Luther Dodge g. Co., Dodge Building
Chicago. Ill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
MATHEWSON I'LL;
OUT OF THE GAME

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept. 1.-Christy
Mathewson is out of the game for some
time to come Various complaints and
ailments have attacked the big hurler
and he may spend the remainder of
the season in sanitarium- An opera
ton on his nose has been deemed
necessary by the physician but Christy
may delay that till the close of the
season stomach trouble is another
ailment that has attacked Big Six
and 1t is this complaint that will put
the hurler in the hospital. Yesterday $
postponement of the final Pirate-Giant
game ended the appearance of the Gil
ants here for the year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01


promises chased away the expense bogy
and finally much to the relief of all. the
chied said. yes"
The convention was called to order
shortly after eleven o'clock in Garden
hall, Seventh and Broadway. by County
Chairman John Gavit with Secretary
Richard Winkler on hand to record the
proceedings After the usual appoint
ment of the several committees Mayor
Knots assumed charge of the gavel
as permanent chairman and Henry Aul-
wurm, the old wheel horse at Crown
Point was given recognition, by being
made permanent secretary
After the speechmaking the conven-
ton proceeded to the business of nomf-
| mating which occupied two hours.
Mr.. Peterson Speaks.
| A loud ovation was given Judge John
B. Peterson of Crown Point when he
entered the hall after lunch. He i'm
mediately went upon the platform and
delivered long grafton. The con-
gressional candidate made several dive.
after his opponent. Mr. Crumpacker
and denounced him as an arch stand
patter and the exponent of high tariff
John B. reviewed his own whole life.
history and said that his varied careel
as a school teacher, lawyer. farmer ant
| banker qualified him to represent al
| classes.
| Becker Denounces T. r..
]. J. Ibach of Hammond who seek
appellate court honors also spoke a
length and 1t remained for Mayo
Becker to deliver the invective sermon
Mr. Becker sailed into Theodor
Roosevelt with vim and vigor, seattle,
him because he did not go after tn
Payne Aldrich tariff and wound up b,
denominating Teddy as the "renegad
of American principles"
4 Notes of the Convention.
Former Senator Johannes KopeIke O
Crown Point, the hero of counties
conventions, was not In evidence yes
terday. 1t is said that Mr.. Kopelke ha
not forgotten the deal that kept hir
from going to the state convention.
Otto Hildebrandt had Tim Englehard
for supporter for county commission
J er because he was in favor of the bridg
over the Little Calumet.
Attorney Joe Conroy who always ad
dressed previous conventions with hi
well-framed oratory was silent yester
day. He did not even cheer.
Edward Keilman of Hobart was ais
! among the missing
Two years ago in the early part
May, 1908. Tom Knots. then tn
president of the town board was nc
lon good terms with most of the demo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
Gary Bank Changes.

This morning w. D. Hunter, late OF
the staff of the First National bank
assumed his new duties assistant
cashier of the Northern State bank. Mr..
Hunter has been with the First Ma
tional bank for the past three years.
but he had better offer from Presi-
dent 8. ]. watson so he accepted 1t.
AS yet President Thornton Smell OF
the First National has not come to
Gary, although he is known to be in
Chicago. Mr.. Smell has been TOURING
Europe since the early spring and his
arrival in Gary is expected daily.
Cashier E. C. Simpson is running the
big institution in hs absence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
Sporting Briefs

Several Eastern league clubs are bid
ding for Cy Seymour. who is to be cast
adrift by the Giants.
Jake Beckley is playing first base
for Topeka and leading the Western
league In hitting.
Detroit has made two triple plays
this season, the only ones put over in
the American league this year.
Beck of the Boston Doves is the
leading extra base getter of the Ma
tional league. He has eight home runs
to his credit.
Major league pitchers will have to
go some to beat Big Chief Bender of
the Athletics out of the pitching cham
pionship for 1910.
Knockout" Brown, who has grown
too heavy for the featherweight class,
has joined the lightweight division.
Frank Klaus will meet Jim Savage
at Tom ORourke's club in New York
the latter part of next month.
Tommy Murphy and Pal Moore will
box six rounds in Philadelphia Sept 10
The agreement calls for 1873 pounds at
s o'clock
Jim Drisco1l. who will arrive from
arrange bouts with Abe Attell. Tommy
Murphy and Pal Moore.
Whether Tommy Ryan will ever be
able to make a champion of Con O'Kel-
ly remains to be seen. Con is game anc
may be heard from later.
zoe Grim. the human punching bag
viii meet the hard hitting Philadelphia
middleweight Jack Fitzgerald at Phila
delphia Sept. 2.
kid" Herman, the Chicago light
weight, who has been out of the rims
since his defeat at the hands of Jo'
Cans, is going to return to the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
M'INTOSH OFF FOR NY.

Hugh D. Mcintosh, the Australian
boxing promoter. departed last night
for New York to secure Sam Lang
ford's signature to a set of articles for
the negroes battle with Tommy Burns
which Mr.. Mcintosh plans holding In
London. Burns already has signed
Mcintosh practically has closed ar
rangements with Cyclone Johnny
Thompson to take Packey McFarland's
place with the galaxy of boxers who
sail Sept. 9 for Australia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
WHITE ENDS TRAINING

Charley White ended training for his
boxing contest with frankie Conleyt
which will be called in Milwaukee to-
morrow night. and will leave today for
the beer city accompanied by his man
ager. Nathaniel Lewis. White is in ex-
cellent condition and confident of vic
tory. Close TO 500 Chicagoans are ex-
pected to witness the contest and will
make the trip on a special train, con-
Quoted under the management of Krone
and Message.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-01
NATIONAL CARS
ENTER RACES

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 1.-The Ma
ton racing team will take part in the
speedway races, despite the fact that
they withdrew when Kincaid was
killed in practice on the local course
His team mate, Johnny Aitken, and A.
w. Livingston, who recently won the
big event at Elgin. will handle the
cars for the local factory. De Palma
passed the day on the track and
Hearns is expected tomorrow.