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The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03

Congressman John A. Martin,
who came to Pueblo for a brief
rest, will return to Washington to
night in order to be on hand when
a number of matters will come
from the senate for final consider
alton.
The Congressman, in an inter-
view with Star Journal reporter,
said:
"As was apparent from the time
the house passed the Canadian
reciprocity treaty. it is going
through the senate unamended
and there will remain no further
house action upon it.
II can only construe the action
of the senate in using a time for
voting on the free list and wool
bills as meaning that both of these
measures are going through sub
stantially as passed by the house.
1t is not logically in the cards to
pass reciprocity and turn down
the other measures. 1t is rumored
the president will veto the WOO
bill but ! prefer giving him the
benefit of the doubt. Such action
wonld RESULT in as severe criticism
as if the senate turned down re-
ciprocity.
"The house will not accede to
Bristow's amendment to its reso
luton for the direct election of
senators. The Bristow amend
ment. which was opposed by such
sound Republican lawyers IS
Borah. permits federal supervision
of the election of senators and is
an echo of the Force bill. The
senate was a tie on it and it was
carried by the deciding vote Of
Vice Prefident Sherman.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
LET 1T APPLY TO JUDGES

/ There is every prospect that
Colorado will soon have a recall
law. The Direct Legislation
league is already at work prepar-
ing to initiate such measure. If
the people ever get chance to
vote upon the recall, the law will
be adopted by an overwhelming
majority. That is foregone con
cluslon.
And it is mighty interesting to
know that the contemplated recall
bill will apply to the Judiciary.
There has never been a sane .argu-
ment in favor of excluding the ju-
dietary from the provisions OF the
recall.
Let the recall apply to the ju.
dietary by all means-if some
set of officials must be exempt,
we'll and good, but not the judges.
Give us honest judges and we
can drive dishonest officials who
do not come within the provisions
of the recall. out of office and be
hind the bars where they belong.
The people of Colorado, who
within the next year will have an
opportunity to vote upon the re-
call. have fine example OF why
judges should not be exempted,
in the famous case brought against
Boss Cox of Cincinnati. An hon
est and fearless prosecutor had by
dint of much work succeeded in
getting evidence against the for
mer bartender that threatened
him with being sent to states
prison for perjury. There was no
doubt about the boss guilt. He
dared not stand trial. So he SIM
ply gave orders to the judges in
the district all of whom he had
nominated and elected, to throw
the case out OF court. No sooner
said than done. The boss goes
free while the same judge who
gave him his freedom is probably
delivering four or FIVE lectures a
day on the subject of righteous
ness" to unfortunates brought be
fore him, then sending them to
prison-because they have no
pull. How long would judge OF
that kind last IN any intelligent
community if there YVES a recall
law under the provisions of which
he would come?
Once more we say to the Direct
Legislation league: Be sure and
make the recall apply to the ju-
dietary. Ii We have honest and
fearless judges we can drive from
Office the crooks who may not be
reached by the recall. And If our
judges are not honest and fearless
let's use the recall on them just as
soon as we get it.-Denver Ex
press
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
CRAWFORD CHRONICLES

From the Crawford Chronicle
H. E. Welborn and sons of Pa
onia were Crawford callers Tues
day of this week.
Mrs. A. X. Allen was over from
Paonia last Sunday to visit with
the Doctor, returning home the
next day.
Clark Bellmire came, in from
Telluride Thursday tosvisit his
best girl. He expects to take her
back to Telluride.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
Homeseekers Fxcursios Rates to Texas
Asd New Mexico Points DuriBE 1911

On the first and third Thursdays
of each month during the entire
year The Colorado & Southern
Ry. will sell round trip homeseek-
ers excursion tickets to a great
many points in New Mexico and
Texas at greatly reduced rates.
Final limit twenty-five days allow
ing liberal stop over privilege.
For detail information, rates etc,
call on your nearest Colorado and
Southern Agent or address 7. K.
Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Deliver Colo.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03

From the Hotchkiss Herald
Mrs. c. +. Wheeler of Stewart
mesa visited her daughter Mrs.
A. l.. Perry last Sunday.
DIR. d. N. Meiklejohn and wife
arrived Saturday evening from
their home in Winter Quarters.
Utah and visited friends here un-
til Wednesday when they left for
New London, Michigan to visit
until September.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
nOTCHKlSS HAPPENINGS

From the North Fork Times
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barian OF
Welcome were shopping in
Hotchkiss Saturday.
The Kaiser brothers OF Rogers
mesa had narrow escape from a
bolt of lightning which struck
their hoese Saturday and tore
things up considerably.
Almost every day we hear
some ranchman boasting OF his
big crops. The fact is there never
was a time in this valley when
every kind of crop looked as well
as now.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
From the Delta Independents

DR.. c. ID. Kingsley of Delta
and !. ID. Johnson of North Delta
made an auto trip to Steamboat
Springs and return, arriving home
Tuesday. The S00.mile trip was
made in DR.. Kingsley's little
steamer.
Judge Hetherineton of Gunni.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
NATIONAL NEWS
Special to the Progressive

Washington, Ohio. always.a
prominent factor in presidential
politics. seems to be more promi-
nent now than ever before. With
a strong candidate or the demo
cratic nomination in Governor
Harmon. she has also a putative
candidate in former Secretary of
the Interior Garfield. progressive
who may be put forward to split
the Republican vote and possibly
defeat Taft 70, denomination
This does not exhaust the chances
for Ohio to cut figure in the
Presidential game. but with two
Republican and one Democratic
candidate for the Presidency one
would think any State would be
satisfied.
The attempts to get" DIR Wiley
have been numerous, but thus far
tley have been unsuccessful. DIR
Wiley has the friendly regard OF
practically all the housewives in
the country and OF most OF their
husbands. He has made a great
fight for pure foods and drugs and
his efforts or very generally appre-
ciated. Of course, as in the case
of his edict against the use OF
sulphur in dryInp fruits. and of
benzoate of soda in preparing
foods of various kinds. he has
temporarily hurt some industries.
but those things are likely to ad-
just themselves and the great
good DIR. Wiley has done makes
him very strong with the public
which in general sympathize with
him in any fight he may become
involved in
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03

write Frank II. Dutton, propy,eto,
OF the Standish Hotel, Denver. Colo
ana ne viii mail you full and com
pete Instructions on How to Save
Money" All correspondence an,
swered promptly and cheerfuIly.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19

Dave Sasenbery was a Lew
iston-Clarkston visitor last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stuart
were IN the city a couple of days
this week from Kooskia.
j.. b. Leeper the Clearwater
nnctioneer, was mixing with the
county seaters last Saturday.
Mrs. Donna Hewes returned
the first of the week from a visit
with relatives at Boomers Ferry.
See those Special $500 Cabin
ct photos at the Rembrandt Stu
dio.
Let me figure with you on your
bill of furniture and floor cover
ing. j. M. Olson.
w. III. Ralph, the auctioneer,
was in the city the first of the
week from his home at Nezperce.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19

DR.. III. v. Riggs has a post card
this week from Will r. Bone
brake formerly of this city, an
nouncing the arrival at their
home recently of a little daugh-
ter.
George Algie, Mark Robinson
Roy Manning and Clarence Pet
tit were out last Sunday and bag
ged sixteen ducks, snow grouse
and three gray ones-not bad for
amateurs.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19

j. d. McHenry was on our
streets the first of the week from
the Salmon river metropolis.
j. A. Grier returned this week
from Weiser where he spent the
summer.
Everybody skates.
A. S. McGaffee was up from
Whitebird the first of the week
attending to county seat business.
Ballard Morris who has been
very low with typhoid for num-
Der Of weeks is now pretty well
out of danger.
If you want to sleep well, get
B. M. o. Z. mattress.-Best
mattress ON earth--for sale by
j. M. Olson.
Hal Brown the Golf cattleman,
is in town this week ON business.
He reports things in a flourish
ing condition in his section.
Everybody skates.
A. +. Parker is having a lax
80 addition built onto his resi-
dence. Charlie Stuttleburg and Cy
Holsclaw are the architects.
The White sewing machine
there is none better-is handled
exclusively by j. M. Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodward
went to Ferdinand last week
where they are visiting with re-
latives.
Call on the Grsngeville saving
and Trust company for real
estate loans.
Chas p. Cone bought the F. w,
Finch ranch, known as the Pete
Ready place, this week, the. con
sidenation being $4,000. The sale
was made by L. M. Harris.
George Cowgirl took in the TIVE
last days Of the Lewiston fair. HI
seemed to have a tip from the
weather clerk just when to buy
his ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Hill
are the happy parents of tiny
little miss who took up quarters
with them at IL a. m. on Monday
of this week.
Rembrandt Studio, for Arts
tic work.
c. M. Freddy, who has beer
confined to his home for a mum
Der of weeks with sickness, ii
once more able to be on th'
street again.
The high school laboratory i
now fitted up in first class shap
and among other things contains
a beautiful cabinet, the work o
Henry Hesterman, who has few
superiors as a cabinet maker.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19
. Everybody skates.

jeff Heudron, the Kooskia
sleuth, and John Stayton the
butcher from that prosperous
berg, were here the first of the
week as witnesses in the horse
stealing case.
Lieut.. H. j. Syms of Boise is
here this week the guest of Capt.
Levi Castle. The two gentlemen
served together in the PHILIPPINES,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19
SHIPS 1000 BARRxLs.

Jacob Schwalbach, the local
miller, reports an increased de-
mand for flour these days, both
locally and from outside points.
Last Saturday he made q ship
ment to F. M. Stevens of Port
land of 1000 barrels of his pro-
duct. This speaks well for the
article of flour he is manufactur-
spg, and should further recon-
mend it for home consumption.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19

Money to loan. Geo. M. Reed.
j. F. jackson is in the city from
Leland.
Mrs. Lizzie Vincent, of Mt.
Idaho, is visiting in Lewiston
with her brother Charles Leland.
just received, carload of new
furniture, at j. M. Olson's.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-10-19

during the Spanish unpleasant.
ness.
Frank E. Wyatt, the Salmon
river stockman, who was in the
city the first of the week, reports
most favorable conditions pre-
vailing with the stock interests
in his section. The late rains
have brought out the fall graz
ing amazingly, and stock is in
fine shape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

President yustice declared Saturday
that he hoped 10 have new schedule
submitted the early part OF next
week He received word from the
schedule maker busv preparing the
chart SAYING he would mail it as ear
ly as possible
The league executive is q stickeT for
just one thing in a schedule, and that
is that no stretch gu any cfah's ground
be more than nine games He asked
the schedule maker to nave al Of the
teams meet once during the month
and that GalesbuTg play at Monmouth
ON Decoration DAY and Monmouth al
Galssburg on July
Justice il OUT witt, the statement
that the coming season should prove
q very successful one for the Contra
Association He argues that the racs
should be good ore. all of the club:
| having an equal chance with a fixe,
saiary limit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
RULING SEEMS TO
FAVOR WATERLOO
Judge Gridiey Holds Tast Meeting
in Which Waterloo Was Ex-
cesge5 Was Illegal.

CHICAGO. March 4Owners Of the
e. retail franchise of the Waterloo
Glib Of the -hree-Eye league wo.a q
temporary victory ia court today.
wfen Judge Gr1dley held that the
meeting e1pellfng Waterloo was He
gal ard enscsne1 the lessue from
taxing aay action preiudicaI 70 the
rights II Waterloo gay1 in tne man
ner laad DORM By TIE leagues con
gtstrsion
J5adge GrfdleYss decision hinged On
me legsifty or iiiegaEtY u the meet
ing Of ing league in tnig dir q
.saoath ago. II WHICH the four south
efE caSDg u the lesgue voted TO oust
Daserioo and gre its franchise 70
G9iDey, Ill
Representatives. * the Waterloo
e5aD had secret 2 TEMPORARY re-
stssanllg onler eusoInjng the league
sa6 III officers from taxing arg az.
rSoD n4ta Tegard ~ The Waterloo
s-sneslee. AZ waiea Waterloo did not
asge fail yo59e.
f,sraBg ne meeting Waterloo aad
ne taree acs tern c1siDg which $50.
9rsr@ taat cfa5 <3eeiare9 ilgas Preel
Aenf ~ Teearney of Inc seag8e ma
rssagosSing@ ne custer proceed
jsgse TIE rose on ID questions stooS
togr 80 fpgr, snd TesrneY 81 eacf
esase, a. chairman, cset the deeidins
Yose sxsfnst Hatey5oo.
HatsFlpo and fte s10Dortera " he
trS2eAise toeyesDon Gilt ire meet
~. Yesraey ard the representa-
s5YAs u ne fur soutaern clnbr
ssesepgon reid 2 '.r1nD meeffn'
~ Which #atetgo9 ~as voted on
QsiHey Iilirsois wss given the fran
ehise sn5 2 sebNdDle for 1911, Fl
waie3l W4terloo dfd not figure, va
a9opted
gVsge Ga4cieg he'd NAT ne foD
el9iSa DID Hot form quorum nnde
Foe constitution N TIE Ieazee. II
. he'd tbat ne cigbS must angwe
Dregerty % form qlor1Tn. TIL
Is held bg ne Waterloo management
" Uean thai Waterloo vii renal
I'll me geaese. ~ The three otte
northern clDbx are said To be steat
fagt fl favor NJ her retention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
l-res.sd sDr Speeding n California
aa1 f=s1 Cefsrrss @ifi Mean
n me ED1s =ass
FOR FIN
BURNS WANTS a CHANCE
Lightweight. Tanks IL Is Ertftisr 70
% n5th Owen Moran Because
Of ssrtpry Over Lew
rowsli

f6sa1e CITY LEASED Wire 55erEss
sA& FRANCISCO, Mar 4Tra1n-
Ing quarters fnr etfaIns;ioa Jack John
son may be lhe CITY jan On account
Of his tssnraant for fagi automobile
driving a wa-1.an- Was swcru pui
FOR has arrest this afternoon by Pa
sroiman Nm G5ainer. On second
estsgrEe Ct speeding and Gsina- izn-
rlss.s;Eas.alr BEGAN a stdl hunt sor the
big srne6e While the officer bot
fooaed Il 10 Jonasoas quarters a
-sae beach, JACK elnalatsd the jack
rabbit and slipped into Chief Of Po-
lice Sey mours private office
That Est-olman is persseutIng me-
complained the champion But SsE-
nour showed s1eaa 2 saek OF sympathy
1aaf johnson left tAe Office quite for
getting 70 surrender nirnss.
johnson zas convicted last week
for speeding and Was fined 1863 q
tsn DAYS IN jan. He appealed Al
the 1ime Police Judge Weller Easuec
hin that me next oHense meant ths
rock pile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

That Knockout Brown the rapidly
rising lightweight may soon wear the
crown. is certain. Friday night. in
slashing ten round go s=fth Cham
pion Wolgast, he was given the popu-
lar verdict Brown. according to
press dispatches. forced the fighting
and on the whole gave more punish
ment than be received. The crop OF
iightweishts is a good one at the pres
ent time and some interesting milling
is looked for IN the near future.
Manager Andrews OF Kewanue has
signed Burton Nagle. semi-proi
catcher Of Buffalo. He will sell both
Dilger and Jefries Of last years club
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
CORNELL Long Or
FENCING GANE
Defeat u R5eelss YeeterSay fssrSs
Eastern c>alsSs Tern ~
s.r>og one.

lGate city Erased Wire M sas8
ANNAPOLIS. I'D, 5sarea & ~ ~
feating Annapoiig fire h15gts 70 fsg5r
today. Cornell deDsoDstrste8 tfa&t =
has one of the 9rengegt ferletilg teams
in The history of The sbprt fl Ing
country The middies aad 0re5 iogs,
II defeated Yale. Penns, ana Prince.
ton. The bouts today were ioty
contested. six resulting in tics IN he
first engagement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Aeauatlc ACC y ilLinols.

Ii1ate Cts I.eaEed Wire TeFYice
cT5AsiPAiGN. M March The
University Of Illinois defeated North
western Uniyergitg IN a dual v&tcY
meet this afternoon, 20 70 70. The de-
Gliding event wag the water polo
game. Won Dy Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05

CONDUCT Or BALL FIELD


goucgssn on The isali aeId- and
sesse8ess 5Eig.as5s1g and improper lang
uage 81 bal piassrg are condemned
Or Pnessdeat ID. T. Justice III q elrru-
lar le4ter which Aas been prepared
ami NIli BE senf TO the eauus + 9 Sew
dass. IL II the 5eague executive says:
Sooas csean sarrea. free troan
rgwdssxsa. is what the baseoaal gas-
rons demand II conducting ous games
80 4 e5ean manner. VIC viii gain the
confidence and resgeat Of fhe patrons
81 fha game
We r1ast preeent iiTe5T snd clezn
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frogn rodsiszn and sease1ess Eies5ne
Nothing d5sgusEs 1sase 5a3l audience
50 p1ueb ss sovdsSsra and ssnseksas
Kicking over decisions u tie umpire.
Eenseless xsek1nz aud Improper I'LL
aage u saAe aal5s;ysayers wila dr5xs The
syectal0fx from the g1ae the game
cannot exist sstaect 3isera1 patron
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assfons IKE pisserg should eontroi
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1foDsyIy II al sinez
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
ARTIE HOFFMAN,
HAS SIGNED UP
Cub Holdout Comes into Fold ~ Put
ting Name to Contract for
Two Years.
fGate CITY Leased wire Service 1

ibale LILY Leased Nire service
CHICAGO, March 4--The signed
contract Of Centerhelder Artie Hof
man received this afternoon at Gun
headquarters, calls for two years OF
service. The contract OF Dave shean
Is also IN President Murphy's desk. +:
calls for but one year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
challsnoe % morsn.

IGate City Leased Wire SeryIcs.l
SAX FRANCISCO. March Fly rea-
son ~ his decisive victory over Lev
Powell, FRANKIE Burns feeiE that he
gnoald be given chance against one
u the topnotche-s and Is out E-ith a
challenge TO Owen Moran.
Manager Perkins has secured jim
NY cofroth's promise TO stage the
bout IN MAY Believing that he has
me coming champion IN Burns, Per
ktns is going to give his man long
test
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
DALLAS GIANTS
TRIM M'GRAW'S MEN
Charts D~festen by srrre o. , 10
Nsaile ssnEsans Fail Be-
FIRE WAGE.

fsase Ctr -.sased Wire Service
DALLAS. Texas. March aThe
Dallas giants defeated John Ma
lsravs Kew York Giants here flass AZ
fsrzaoon- ; 10 L The runs were made
claan7v On a single BY Tuliua. folloa-
ed nv double bv Ems IN the second,
and an 0verihro~ bg Ha-taes. sos1ow-,
ed by q sacrifice PLAY by PItfman in
The eighth. New York's sco1'e came
on Degrees dou1se 70 right vita
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
sors saEans ci4sb RsFrses 70 T-aae
0urf.lter +78nser sor Center
firiasr Ea~s-s
Eelrnse.
PROSPECT BRIGHT-BELT
srsseses T+af ~ -n srons 7iton-
ing staff. Thass q -ae Young
s.ers Locking Especial
" Gooa.

Tie ROCK isaand club pf fhe Three
league has fear Of Dasng gold
4sraeked' y i1eotsrk On outael6er Ed
ward ReAcfise. and declines to enter
srso 4 trade viileneby the fast garden
star woEEd - up 2 notch and q me
same lime heoEug woald ecnle LnsD
possession 81 Outdeadar Hunter.
The deaa IS 81 according 70 the re-
gsart White there is no mouse,
neratThalsEs. aoek Island scented one,
and deaIinsS 70 take Oh any has
been as tAe Ksokuk pastlnler is
dubbed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
RHODES SCHOLAR
WINS AT OXFORD
Fs1rgsl Meet - Loocon University
Fiaas American Winner in
Hammer Tafe11.
Gate Ciag flease9 VIE Sci

fGate CITY fJeass9 Wire service
L0NloM. sdAref : H}fh d MIR
Of ~ ri atle z ine1es, Goorgo u.
Putnam. hbodes seoei@r, ~ 0SfCrd
from ottaws, Xansas, Won me ham.
mer throw 10 The university games
today
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Locals pisplsy Team WORK.

Keokuk's team work xas com
mendsble, the men working through
ogt III unison With fe. chances going
70 waste. Ezct and every man en-
tered into the scoring and their play
was clean. II fart both sideg played
exceptionally cieaniy bail, eight fouls
Only being called, six On KeOkuk and
two On Darlington.
win me big croTd dispiaying keen
epthuzissm and the contest local
yictory and well rortb The price Of
admission. the 80 fnsr1e1 q fitting end
10 ti1e bagxef bill season In local
scholastic circles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
Walker Heavy Scorer.

The weightiegs part of the scoring
fell to Walker whose conduct has
heen recorded and ciever handling Of
the ball By Robinson contributed
greatly HE backwards, overhanded
goal Vas pretty % behold.
Versus the above briliianc--. Coach
Jones' men looted SLOW. Their team
~org wss invisible. Keehn was the
Only one Of their tribe TO show much
Of ANYTHING and then onls in small
way. Fplton's forwards lodged around
their fusky guards. while their team
mates II the guard positions held the
forwards in cheek With 2 vengeance
II was regenge for the loss az Burling
ION fnat ts1ey were after and they got
II
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Doctors were anriied 10 step for
ward. Ends-1akers we're expected TO
prpTe essential most any minute
while 2 hundred and fifty fans watched
ten athletes. representatives Of the
keokrk and Burlington high schools
battle on the local basket ball boards
with the former emerging winners.
Tneg counted 80 while their foe reach
ID only 4 and did web 30 get as
high Guarding like 6eods. darling
htnsr and thitber az fast as the
Epsedisst Of horses. and disDlaying
aggress5reneHs and accuracy such rs
5s cure 70 result IN vsetorE. the win
ners we're ueveT in danger Of defeat,
and The odds fsvos,ed them almost
from the Start even though the up
Etreamsg registered the initial tally.
Hospital candidates appeared early
IN The paEtime- II heated tussel
Forward Walker vas wallopeG on z
delicate part Of the anatomy desig
mated as the ere. This was before he
got TO going well lAfterzards he used
on1., the brother organ to sight with
and executed one OF the longest
strings Of sensational baskets ever
recorded here or mis- seven attempts
Al leaEt Eve of them were thrillers
from al angles Of the room