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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
Canada


Canada.
Economy to be Discussed.
Economy of administration in all OF
the departments will De one OF the
many subjects considered by the
cabinet. Estimates for the comiug
fiscal year also will be considered at
great length. The Presidents Sup
rene Court appointments will be dis
cussed with his cabinet advisers, al
though the President has announced
that he will not make these appoint.
ments until after congress is in SEES
sion
President Tafts last day before his
departure for Cincinnati was passed
gu city at the summer white house
where he enjoyed the mild breezes OF
q perfect September day.
Secretary Norton will join the Pre-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
Fifteenth Body.

LOS ANGELES, October 1.-THE
body has been recovered
from the ruins of the Los Angeles
Times building, which was totally
and burned by an explosion
Of nitro-glycerine on October 1.
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with him to Cincinnati. The Presi-
sidcnt at New Haven today and go
dent will reach Cincinnati Thursday
afternoon, and viii remain there until
saturday when he leaves for Wash
mgton for weeks stay. lie will
return TO Beverly October 2 for a
fortnight, after which the summer
white house will be closed and the
family will return to Washington.
Mrs Taft will remain at Beverly
the present trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
Territory of Hawaii,
City and County Of Honolulu)

I. Henry Smith, Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of the First Judicial Circuit, Ter
ritory of Hawaii, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a full, true and cor.
rect copy of the original summons in
the case of Marston Campbell, Super
intendent of Public Works Of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii VS.. James Steiner Ell
ais, as the same remains Of record
and on file in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Seal of said Circuit Court, this End day
Of September, 1910.
(SEAL) HENRY SMITH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of the First
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
STILL HAVE HOPE OF
SAVING THE DAMARA

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE
British steamship Damara which went
ashore at Fort Point, striking in dan
gerous position, on Saturday last, has
not yet been floated, although those
who have undertaken the task of get
ting her off into deep water again give
it out that they have hopes of saving
her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
Proclaim Republic Abroad.
BATTLING NELSON BEATS
DALE IN THIRD ROUND

KANSAS CITY, October 11.-Bat-
Ting Nelson defeated Monte Dale in
the third round here last night. Nelson
will go from here to San Francisco
where he will meet "One Round"
Hogan for a ten-round bout on the
twenty-fifth of this month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
BAD CONDITIONS
IN PORTUGAL

PARIS, October 1.-Disquieting
rumors have been reaching here all
night and yesterday afternoon regard
ing conditions in Lisbon
Disorders are said to have broken
out in the streets with rioting between
the victorious Republicans, the cler-
icals and those of the royalist party
who still uphold the banner Of King
Manuel.
No confirmation Of the rumors can
be secured. All news from the Portu-
guese capital is strictly censored.
The city is enveloped in smoke and
it is feared that many buildings have
been fired in conflicts between the
armed factions and in the clerical
troubles.
Expel Jesuits.
LISBON, October II The last step
of the newly created government in it's
radical attacks on the existing church
has been a decree which orders the ex-
pulsion of the Jesuits and of all men,
bers of foreign ecclesiastical orders
from Portugal. The exodus has com
menced.
Cardinal Neto who. with Cardinal
Baja, was imprisoned several days ago
has been released Cardinal Baia is
still a prisoner. These two men
the most prominent in clerical activi-
ties, Neto formerly being Patriarch of
Lisbon.
Proclaim Republic Abroad.
LISBON, October 11.-Bernardino
Machado, the minister of foreign af-
fairs of the new republican govern
ment, has sent circulars to all the for
eign powers proclaiming the republic.
The powers are assured that the
new government at Lisbon will recog-
nize all contracts, alliances and finan-
cial obligations which were entered in
to or incurred by the monarchy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-11
SUGAR DOWN.

NEW YORK, October 11.-Quota-
lions on sugar yesterday reduced re-
fined sugar five cents a hundred.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
ENTRIES CLOSED
|. FOR rowing RACES
Rivalry Keen Among Various
Clubs About Bay Over July
Fourth Event
By HERBERT HAUSER

Five rowing events under the aus
pices of the Pacific Association of Am
ateur Oarsmen will be run off on
fourth of July morning at Aqha tic
park, foot of Van Ness avenue, start
ing promptly at 10 o'clock.
The rivalry among the oarsnen of
the various clubs. especially since last
months successful regatta. has been
the cause of each crew putting itself
in the best of condition.
The Alameda crews Will be out in
their new barge for the first time. 1t
is a fine, light one and should prove
of advantage to the transbay athletes.
Alex G. Bell, the well known Ala
media oarsman viii officiate as ref
cree. while Edward j. Lynch of the
Aerial club viii start
The complete list of entries and Of
ficials is as. follows:
JUNIOR BARGE RACE
Course, One and Half Miles, with Turn
Alamedas-W. D.. Wright. stroke; H; Young
coxswain.
Dolphins No. IA Agulrre. stroke; J. siebert,
8; W. johnson, 2, r. Rocca, /; 6. Kenif,
Doiphins No. &C. Chiselli, stroke: E. Chlselli.
3; H. Gustini, .; r. Muir, /; j. keniff, cox
South Ends No. &c varney stroke; F. Da-
Wis, 3; A. Cooley, 2; NJ. f. Rapp, 1; NJ. Jones
cONSWafn.
South Ends No Ed Barrty. stroke; D.
Reidy 3; ]. Stephl >; J. Lundie. 1; v Mead
SENIOR BARGE RACE
Alamedas-H G. Nielsen. stroke; H. Hess: 3;
II. o. Sommer, ?; \. W. Brampton !; II. kim,
Doiphins-w. Harris. stroke; T. Harris. 8; A.
Hagerdor, 2; Oscar Mohr, 1; G. kenih, cox
swain.
South Ends-C. varney, stroke f. Davis. 3;
A. Cobley, =; NJ f. Rapp, l; H. Jones, cox
JUNIOR sKIFF RACE
Alamedas No 1. H. o. Sommer; Alamedas No
2. A W. Brsmpton: Ariels, Henry Wilson; Dol
phins No. l. II. Wellman; Dolphins No. :. ;.
Nicini: South Ends No. 1, &. Benedict; South
Ends No. > u. Reidy.
INTERMEDIATE BARGE RACE
Alamedas-W. d. Wright, stroke; L. kehres,
81 A. Rettig, =; Henry Young, I; II. Kiln, cox
swain.
DoIphins-A Hagerdorn. stroke; o. Hager-
dorm. 3: II. Gerdes. ,; f. Raynaud. /; g. henln'
South Ends-Ed Barrty, stroke; D. Reidy. 3;
j. StephI 2; J. Iundie. /; Y. Mead. coxswain.
SENIOR sKIFF RACE
Alamedas No l. Henry Hess; Alamedas No. 2,
Henry g. Nielsen: Ariels. Charles Wilson; Dol
phins No /, Leo Wnand Dolphins No >, Oscar
Nohr.
President of the day. Charles E. A. Creighton;
vice president Of the day E. B. Thorning; chair
referee. Alex 6. Bell; starter. Ed j. Lynch;
marshal James j. Cronin; assistant marshal. A.
T. Brown judges at fnish-U. r. Grant. Al Her
bert H. X. McKevtt. Aug Mogan; judges at
turn-Rudolph H. Foard, John II; Won Staden'
Mario Bollo: J. ortman: timers-A kim: VII
liam Mckee. Adam l.. Schuppert. ID: Keith;
scorrers-Charles II. Smith, y. A. Denvir Frank
G. Stab, Robert Hing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Fight Picture Merger
Files Articles

The merger company, known as ]. ].
& Co, has been duly incorporated to
handle the moving pictures of the John
-Jeffries fight Articles were filed
yesterday with the county clerk. The
company is capitalized at $4,000 di-
vided into 5000 shares of 81 each. Only
81 has been subscribed.
The directors are Henry G. w. Dinkel-
spiel and William K. White, repre-
senting the interests of the motion pic
ture patent company, generally known
as the moving picture trust; and Harry
G. McKannay and Joseph K. Derham,
representing the independent interests.
The trust has purchased half the NOV
ing picture rights, having acquired the
third interest ASST gned to Jeffries and
the sixth of Tex Rickard. For this
the trust paid 100000. The independ-
ents represented in the corporation are
Thomas O'Day, who bought johnson $
Gleason, who retains his original sixth.
The Independents thus represent half
of the total moving picture rights.
Dinkelspiel is president of the cor
poration and its attorney. He drew up
the articles of Incorporation. McKan-
nay and White are the joint treasurers.
The articles are general in their terms,
setting forth that the company has
been formed to do general photo
graphic and moving picture business
in all its branches.
Persons wishing to exhibit the pic
lures of 'the fight of the century in
any part of the world will have first
to negotiate with ]. j. & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
MUNICIPALITY ENTERS
ANOTHER FISCAL YEAR
Tax Collector Reports Receipts
Increased by $1,OS2, ,406.75

Yesterday marked the close Of the
municipalities fiscal year. 1t will be
some weeks before the auditor and
Expert Accountant Williams of the
board of supervisors will be able to
report to the board and its finance
committee the surpluses left in some
of the funds or any overdrafts. as bills
for June work will be coming in from
the various departments during the
next fortnight. In general the sur
pluses will be low.
Tax Collector Bush reported yester-
day the comparative showing made in
collections during the fiscal years
19Os-Os and 1909-10 IN the former
year the total collection was $780,
O59S9, in the year just closed So
O72,466.64. This showed a gain In di-
rect tax receipts of s1,0S2, 406.75.
The net delinquency for the former
year was s56.9s5.16. for the latter
s2s,s4437, or scarcely more than half
the loss of the previous 12 months.
Real estate tax receipts increased
from s6,641.16sSs to ss.124,50S.9S; per-
sonaI property taxes (secured) de-
creased from s1,125,s06.56 to $904,-
s15.07; and personal property taxes
(unsecured) decreased from S223,-
0S4,45 to S43,142.59.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
ENTHUSIASTIC FOURTH
PLANNED AT GLEN PARK
Judge Cabaniss to Be Orator of
the Day

Glen park will be the scene of an
elaborate fourth of July celebration.
Music will last from D. m TO 4:3O
D. m. and from to $50 o'clock in the
evening. and from to p. m. grand
display of fireworks will be held
Judge Cabaniss will be the orator OF
the day and the chairman of all ar
rangements will be T. r. Hamilton Of
the custom house.
Glen park was one of the four parks
selected by the fourth of July commit
tee, the patriotic and progressive spirit
of the residents of that district being
proverbial in the latter day history Of
San Francisco. There will be races and
other amusements throughout the day
The committees are as follows:
T. r. Hamilton chairman. F. Moran. H.
Orwitz Captain A Rojo. W Brush
Reception cOmmittee-G. Gramm (chairmanl,
]. Orwitz assistant chairman. II. Baggs. r..
Shoeunduby. g. I. Fahs. W r. Hack. C. Z.
Bauer H. Straub, W. f. Havens, p Wilder.
W. Bergin, $. F. Johnson. l. F. Hansell. A.
Welsch, J. esE. Green. ]. Collins. ]: ]. Ryan,
E. Brayant. j. Hagemann. T. ]. Pinther. Joseph
Velone ]. Barrett c. Wermet. ". II. Coste.
e. Bergnotti, t. c. oConnor, NJ. 4. MeLaugh-
Ian S Ganci F. F. Page.
Floor committee. O'Donnel (nOor manager).
f. Page assistant floor manager}, J. Hazelton,
3. Meyers.
Fireworks committee. Austin (chairnanl, L.
J. Meugula. A. Quinby. o. Grobel, F. Ray. ".
Hazelton. F. Haas.
Committee for races-Fred DOhme (chairman)
J. Johnston assistant chairman, III. G. Shat
tuck E. Rafestine J. Rafestine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
HARRY NJ. WRIGHT MADE
REFEREE IN BANKRUPTCY
Will Also Serve as Master in
ChanCery

Harry NJ. Wright who was recently
appointed TO succeed T.. II. Heacock
az master in chancery. was appointed
by District Judge William c. Van
Fleet referee in bankruptcy yesterday
to succeed Milton ]. Green. Wright
will take Office today, although Referee
Green's term of Office will not expire
until August Is. This arrangement
has been made In order that the new
referee can be assigned to cases that
may arise before next month
The two offices of master In chan
eery and referee in bankruptcy have
been given to Wright because they
are fee Offices BY combining them
II is hoped that the remuneration viii
be large enough to make a creditable
income.
Many friends of f. II. Heacock. who
has served for the last is years as
master in chancery and United States
commissioner. bade him farewell yes
terday. Judge Heacock is retiring on
account of his age, having been IN
active life in California since the early
fifties
The new term of office for United
States Marshal c. p. Elliott commences
today He will take the oath this
morning before District Judge Van
Fleet in the United States district
court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
GOVERNORS STAFF
BANQUETS LAUCk
Loving Cup Is Presented to Ad-
jntant General at Feast in
FairmOnt Hotel

complimentary banquet was given
last evening to Adjutant General J.
B. Lauck by the staff Of Governor
James Giliett at the FairmOnt. The
governor was not present, but was
represented by General Robert Wan
kowSki
A military band played in the lobby
of the hotel while the guests. number
ing SO, were arriving. Besides the
officers of the National guard. many
of the naval militia and the regular
army were present.
Colonel George IT. Pippey acted. -ss
POSTMASTER. In beginning the toast
master spoke highly of Lauck. who
has been in the STATE militia for eight
years. He referred TO the family his
tory of LaUck. telling how in every
conflict that the nation has known,
there have been representatives of the
family on the line. from the revolution
to the Spanish war.
Colonel j. r. W. Brooks. U. s. A..
represented the regular forces of the
government Colonel Thomas Wilhelm
and Commander George w Bauer OF
the naval militia were other speakers.
loving cup was presented TO
Lauck. the presentation speech being
made by Colonel RI. II. LOveland.
There were cheers when the recipient
responded. The loving cup came as
a complete surprise TO General Lauck.
and in a few well chosen words he
spoke his appreciation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
COL. BOWEN TO BE
COURTMARTIALED
General Potts Issues Order for
Hearing TO Be Held in
Manila

Orders for a court martial TO try
Colonel F. H. c. Bowen of the Twelfth
infantry stationed at Fort William Nc
Kinley. were issued yesterday by
Brigadier General Ramsey d. Potts,
commanding the department of the
Luzon. according to dispatches received
from Manila.
Despite the attempt at secrecy it is
generally understood in army circles
that the basis of the Charges against
Colonel. Bowen will be that he took
several of his friends across on the
transport last year. the specific ac-
cusation being that he swore that they
were dependent relatives.
Major Young. superintendent Of
transports. declared yesterday that
nothing has gone through his office
since he took command in January. and
that he was ignorant of the matter
The orders from General Potts
created a deep sensation in army circles
here on account of the high rank Of
the accused officer. The probabilities
are that the trial Will be held in
secret
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Central California League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Nearly every team in the league is in line to
go into first place by winning any of the
games scheduled for Sunday and Monday next.
The leaders holding their position by mar
gin of but game. and the games scheduled
should be the most interesting yet played by the
baby league
There will be double header at Richmond
Sunday The morning game, set for 10 o'clock,
will be between Alameda and the home team.
Hougaard will pitch the morning game and
Hauser will act for Richmond. In the afternoon
Frultvale will meet the fighters with Jenkins in
the box and opposed to him will be Petersen.
At Fruityale Sunday at l O'clock Elmhurst
will meet the San Rafael team. Manager Thomas
Willey. who has for many years managed
the successful NJ. j. B. team. has taken charge
of the San Rafael club and from now on this
team may be looked for contenders for first
honors.
At 2:30 on the Fruitvale grounds Elmhurst will
play its first game against the Alameda team.
Sparks win pitch for the Hayseeds and Stammer
for the Redheads.
Monday. July 4. Fruityale will play double
header on It's own grounds. the first game at
o. m. versus Elmhurst and the second game
Immediately after versus Alameda. Sears and
Russell will be the battery for Frutvae.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Frank Galley Barbs
Best Swimmer

Frank Galley won the so yard swim
ming championship of the Barbarian
athletic club at the Lurline baths.
Galley will be remembered as having
cut the American records in 1905 for
all distances from so yards up to 220.
He once defeated c. Daniels of the New
York athletic club, present holder of
all American records for these dis
tances. Galley had not been swimming
since then, as at that time he strained
himself and the reaction affected his
heart
The results of the different heats and
races were as follows:
80 yard championship Of the club Galley
first. Sands second Browne third. Nine
starters. Time 20
90 yard handicap. first heat-Sands t05l
first. Galley tscratchl second Time :26 4-5
Second heatmPomeroy (:o9) first, Thomas
(:09l secoad. Time 80
Third heat-Browne t:oe) first, Ayres t:os)
second. Time :2p.
Final-Browne tOe) first Pomeroy (:09) sec
ond Sands (05) third. Time 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
AMERICAN RUGBY
men Win CONTEST
Western University Stars Put
Hunter River Fifteen i'm
Defeat Column
By WILLIAM ,UNMACK

The combined American university
team won its first game of the tour
in Australia Wednesday, by defeating
the Hunter river district team by 10
points to 9. The margin was very
close, but it goes to show that our boys
have struck form and are now perform
ing with the best club teams in Aus
tralia on equal terms and with some
measure of success. Five games have
so far been played and, while the
American team has only won one. yet
the results of all the games are highly
satisfactory to followers of the game
here.
The Sydney university defeated our
team In two games, and the New Zea :
land Maoris administered two defeats
to the team. Both these teams are ad-
mitted by Australians to be particu-
larly strong combinations, and the
worst defeat received was in the sec
ond game against the Maoris. when
the latter won by p points to 3. All
the other games were closely contested.
The Hunter River team that the Amerf-
can team defeated on Wednesday is a
strong district team. playing outside
of Sydney.
Of the five games played UP TO. the
present, the American team has scored
80 points and their opponents have
retaliated with a total of II points.
The games played and the results to
date are follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
RANCHER FROM WOODLAND
CHARGED WITH BATTERY
Knocks Down Two Brothers
With His Automobile

Joseph Brown. rancher and capitalist
of Woodland. came 10 the city yes
terday afternoon in his automobile
on his way to Pacific Grove, accom-
panied by his wife and son. He had
asked a chauffeur to meet him at the
ferry to pilot him to the Continental
hotel, but the chauffeur did not ma
terialize- Brown started along Mar
ket street and at Third street he got
into a jam and was forced TO the
wrong side of the street Then he
knocked down James Wells, proprietor
of an inlaid floor company. and his
brother Charles. The brothers We're
taken 10 the harbOr emergency hos
pital, suffering from bruises and con
tusiOns. and Brown was arrested on
two charges of battery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
HIBERNIANS TO GIVE
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
Gaelic Dancing Will Be One of
the Features

A special program of unusual fea-
lures. including Gaelic dancing, will
be a part of the entertainment and
dance to be given by division No. 10.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, at
Knights of the Red Branch hall. 1133
Mission street, the evening of July 2.
The proceeds OF the entertainment
will go to the fund of Company A.
Hibernia rifles
composed of P. ]. Kelleher. John Null
cairn. NJ j. Giles. Charles E. Creigh-
ton. George Lowe, John Creedon. NJ. j.
Pierce. John Donohoe. Charles McWil-
liams, ]. Sullivan. NJ Donohue. James
Barry. Thomas Ward. Edward Farley.
Thomas McElligot, Edward Shannon
and J. Liddy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Sheepshead Bay Results

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. June 30.-The surprise
of the racing at Sheepshead Bay today was the
defeat of Ocean Bound, the l to Is fayorite BY
Amelia Kenks in the Mermaid stake at one mile
summary:
First race, six and half furlongs main
course-Guy f1sher 10 TO !, won; Dreamer. ) to
l:2o.
Second race. steepie chase, about two and
half miles-Sanetus, IL 70 ). won; Mellow Mint
10 to 20. second; Waterway. to 1, third
Time. 5:l2.
Third race five and half furIongs. futurty
co,lrse-Blue Mouse 3 to 2. won; PfckannInv
to l. second The Hague, 10 to l, third. Time,
1907 2-5.
Fourth race. one mile-Amelial jerks, 10 to l.
won; Ocean Bound to 10. second; Indian Maid
30 to l. third. Time. 1:39 2-5.
Fifth race. one fand eighth miles turf
Superstition. to j. won: Bonnie Kelso
to 1, second; Rockstone. TO l. third. Time
1:52
Sixth race one mle-Krikina 10 to 1. won;
Big Stick. 3 to l. second Frank Purcell. to s.
third. Time. 1870.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
WEALTHY LUMBERMAN'S
son WANTED BY POLICE
w. II. Mccormick Accused. of
Committing Forgery

The police are searching for W. Fl.
Mccormick. son of a wealthy lumber
man, whose widow lives in VancOu-
YER. h. c.. a warrant for his arrest
having been sworn 10 before Police
Judge COnlan yesterday by r. +. Calf,
chauffeur. 64S Market street.
Calf says that Mccormick repre-
sented that he was Kenneth steven
son. well known lumberman of Van
cOuver, and engaged Califs automobile
for two or three trips. Mccormick
drove 10 the Wells Fargo Nevada na-
tiOnal bank June 20 and got Calf To-
injOrse his signature as Stevenson 10
a check for $50.
When the check was sent 20 Van
cOuver the forgery was discovered and
Calf had to pay the $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
LatOnia Results

LATONIA, June 3o.-The fourth and fifth
races held the principal interest at Latonia to-
day the former a feature and the latter be-
cause it was carded to bring together Governor
Gray and Lochiel. Friend Harry. a sprinter.
scored in the handicap, defeating Right Easy
after nose and nose struggle all the way.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs-sydney r, straight
S14I0, won; Pennyroyal. place S2.70 second;
Ben Uncas, show 1880, third. Time. LOO 2-5.
Second race six furongs-Topsy Robinson
straight 5000 won; Hawks Flight. place So,
second: Rebel Queen show SO, third. Time.
1:13 3-5
Third race, six furlongs-Dolly Bultman.
straight $3.50. Won ehDay: place $40, Sec
ond: Marbles show $3.50 third. Time, 1:14
Fourth race, six furIongs-Friend Harry
second; Countless show s2.Io. third. Time,
1:12 2-5.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-GoverTior
Gray straight $3.50, won; Oracle. place $3.50,
second: Lochiel. show $2.I0, third. Time.
/ :06 3-5.
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles,. W.
Carter straight $500. won; Lady McNally,
place S73O second: Elizabethan, show 81, third
Time 1:4T.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

The Oaks sprung q surprise ON
their fOndest admirers yesterday
at Freeman's park by gaIlOping
all over the Seals and winning
with the greatest of ease. While
WOIvertOn's men were busy cut
ting down the cOIOrs of the san
Francisco bunch, the Beavers
were putting the crusher on the
VernOnites up north.
As n result the Seals were taken
down seven points and McCreedie's
men moved up six points, so that
only 23 points now seperate the
leaders and seconds. While Yer
non slid down, the Oaks climbed
up. and the percentage table will
show the Villagers hold third
place by but one point.
The Senator'S wended their
weary way little farther out of
the cellar place by taking the
game from the Angels.