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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Miss Grace Robertson is visiting
an old school friend of hers. Miss
Church Of Berkeley, CAL The two
girls attended Mills College. where
they formed q warm friendship The
Churches have recently built a beau
tifu new home, which Is the center
of much social activity. Miss Church
is Il gifted musician, and lately has
devoted her time 70 composing. Mrs.
George H. Robertson and youngest
daughter Miss Sibyl. will leave on
the steamer Wilhclmina in October
for San Francisco. where Miss Grace
will Join them. They may decide to
spend the holiday season in Cali
fornia.
Lieutenant Harold Parsons OF the
L. s. Marine Corps. who has been
stationed at Camp Very. Honolulu.
was recently ordered to the main
land and sailed on the last transport.
As yet Lieutenant Parsons has not
been assigned to any station, and may
be given sea duty.
Mrs. Wilson. the daughter of Mrs.
Pardee and "A sister of Lieutenant
Pardoe Of the Twentieth Infantry. is
visiting her relatives at Fort SKATER
and will remain in Honolulu until
the first week OF October. Mrs. Will
son is u prominent society woman
of Portland. Ore, and is charmed with
the beauties of the islands.
-
Mr. Harry Lucas, the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lucas. has been
spending the major portion Of his
summer vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Garman and Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison.
relatives of his, who are prominent
folk of Davenport, Iowa. On his re-
turn East, Mr.. Lucas spent a week
at the Belmont Hotel. in New York.
AS the guest of Mr.. Lloyd Copklirg.
Shortly he will return to CAMBRIDGE.
10 enter into his sophomore year at
Harvard
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Culman are build
ing a beautiful new bungalow on the
corner Of Alexander and Bingham
streets. They expect to occupy their
new home before the Christmas holt
days.
Mrs. Il. ID. Baldwin. after n de-
lightful seven weeks visit with rela-
tives on Maui. returned to her home.
1922 Punahou street, on the Lurline
Saturday. On Maui she visited her
father and mother. the Few, and Mrs.
Dwight Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Murdoch. the william Baldwins
at Haiku and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Murphy and
Miss Thelma Murphy returned Thurs
day OF this week to town. after an
enjoyable months sojourn at the W.
W. Halls place at the peninsula.
During the month of August ,hey en-
tertained number OF friends In
delightful and informal manner
Their many friends are delighted over
their return to town.
+ 4 r
Miss Alice Cooper leaves today for
Kawaiala, where she will sncnd
week rs the guest of Miss Florence
Hoffman.
Mrs. Spear of San Francisco is
planning to visit her son and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Doughcrty,
In January.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs. J. II. Soper and Miss Blanche
Soper will not sail on the Kinau
Tuesday for Kauai, ms hey had
planned, owing to Mrs. Sopers i'll
ness, but they have postponed their
trip until a week later.
-. Mrs. James Lycett, who has been
spending the past eight weeks in Cali
fornia at Adam Springs. is greatly
benefited In health. Mr. Lyce,t ar
rived In Honolulu today on the Ho-
nolulan.
Mr.. Frank Winter. who has been
quite III AZ the sanitorium on Ke-
walo. is now convalescing at his home
on Lunalilo street
Miss Margaret Mcintyre and Miss
Katherine Mcintyre returned to their
home In Nuuanu Valley, after an en-
jUyable weeks sojourn at Haleiwa.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell, the Frank
Halsteads, Madam Halstead and Mrs.
Lakeland were at THE House Beau
tiful." which bclped IN nromo,o ,h,
pleasure of the Misses McIn,vrc's
visit, and they are most enthusiastic
over their outing, and declare Haleiwa
an ideaI snot for one IN snend n ann
mer vacation
4
Mrs Franz u nav aud u,ss No.
iorie Gilman ,er, Er,d,y IN ,ho knra.
for San Eranc,sco Thov w,,, ao a.
rect m New York and from ,hors sa,,
for Eurone where thov remain sor s,x
man Is n member of the voupror o.
ciety set, and IL a great fayorite: her
absence will be felt by her large cir
Gle of friends. Mrs, Frank Day is n
kamannina, having resided in Homo
lulu for many years. when her hus-
band, the late DR.. r. n, Day. was one
of the leading practitioners, Mrs. Day
IL endowed with literary ability: her
legends of Hawaii mel are particu-
larly interesting.
s.na,or A,,r.d Eric xr,ds,, -,
Kanai and Mr. Erodor,,r wa,orho,sa
,,.,,u.,,,. T.,, In, m
hsr :" 10 n"n. ~. -" 'ns,, ~ '.
go, go. tIs,..,.. -. a. ~"
10y '" =" ',o'o"" W" H"'''"'a
80 .,n w e,e''eu ~ Wv s'om'h
' ~ ,ue p'""", MI 'I"
49,. ri, po "'s wiz
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Culman are build
ing a beautiful new bungalow on the
corner Of Alexander and Bingham
streets. They expect to occupy their
new home before the Christmas holt
DAYS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs. T.. ID, Baldwin. after de-
lghtful seven weeks visit with rela-
tives on Maui. returned to her home.
1922 Punahou street. on the Lurline
Saturday. On Maui she visited her
father and mother, the Few. and Mrs.
Dwight Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Murdoch. the william Baldwins
at Haiku and Mr.. and Mrs, Lindsay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Lieutenant Quekmcyer> and Captain
Forsythe spend Sunday in town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Miss Mary Phinney, who has been
the guest Of the Francis GAYS, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Elstbn and the Rob-
ert Bonds for the past three months,
sailed on the Korea this morning for
San Francisco. A few days will be
spent In that city. and then Miss
Phinney will go by rail to her home
in Southern California.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs. 7. Rain Walker and Miss
Beatrice Walker returned from Ha-
wall this morning and are sojourn-
ing at the T. Give Davies house at
Waikiki. where they will remain until
the last OF October. when they will
sail for their home In England.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Miss Ada Lycett. Miss May Weir
and Miss Clara Gurney have been Wis
iting on Maui, where they have spent
o delightful vacation. They returned
recently to Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Miss Alice Cooper leaves today for
Kawaiala, where she will socnd a
week rs the guest of Miss Florence
Hoffman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis Ir. have
been enjoying the bracing climate of
Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

The Hon. and Mrs. William Rich
ard Castle have received cable stat
ing that their daughter, Miss Beatrice
Castle, has arrived safely at the home
of the W. r. Castles Jr., mt Marble
head, Mass, and that she had a pleas
ant overland Journey.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

A profusion Of pale pink bsgonias
ornamented the table when Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. v. Forster enter
tanned at dinner. Sunday evening. in
honor OF the Hon. and Mrs. Charles
Rice of Kauai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

Mrs. Spear Of San Francisco is
planning to visit her son and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Doughcrty,
In January.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-02

The numerous friends Of the officers
of the U. $. Thetis will beg lad to
learn that the rumor that the revenue
cutter had been ordered to spend the
winter In Alaska Is an erroneous one.
The trig little vessel arrived In Seat
tie the first Of September, and is ex-
pected to reach Honolulu the first
week in October
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

, sT-s Buckton gulped. Bull. pistols
| notwithstanding. went forward with :
Istride.
sYou-all!" he Numbered. "You amt
| goin' Z take this man out Of my
hands and
The seven took to shouting again
| and the sheriff all but rubbed his
eyes He had known very well that
sentiment was very. very much
laxainst Huckton; yet be had most Ger.
Itainly believed that the seven repre-
sentative men OF Phillipstown whom
he had picked for the ride were stand-
ling for law and order.
Carter, the coldeyed one. remarked:
~That mans going Z swing. Dick
You Just look away and forget It.
I'M be over quick. Yer rope ready,
| Toml~
~umum..
~Then--"
"SayI Hold on minute!" Bulls
face was almost startled as he fun
bled In an inner pocket. "Just 4
second. I'll submit. suppose--and
III arrest every man jack OF you
when We get home, but"
He fumbled further: and he pro-
duced q muchsoiled envelope that
seemed to have gone through many
stages OF the United States mail serv-
Ice. and he handed It to the wretched
Buckton with:
"Here! That came TO town for you
IL month ago. when We were chasing
you around Duncan's ranch. ri said
I'D deliver 1t in person
II had been rather a grim Joke at
the time. IL was far grimmer one
now. and Bull set his teeth and stared
at Buckson and wondered II there was
no earthly line of reasoning that could
be advanced to save the situation
Buckton, however. was paying him
no attention whatever. One glance
at the envelope and the captiyes eyes
narrowed in sudden vince, His dry
tongue came out and moistened his
cracked. hairy lips His hand shut
over the envelope until the thing was
crushed into a crsnkled mass. q
And then Buckton's face grew tS1y.
He tore the thing opeE carefully
brought forth folded sheet of note
paper, written from end 20 end In a
fne. thin hand. His head dropped
low. until the unloyely chin all but
touched the ragged chest. Buckton
read on and on and Or. Obvious to
all else in the world.
AZ last he raised his head abruptly
and. folding the sheet. replaced Il
carefully In the envelope. He held II
forth and thrust II into the hand OF
the astonished sheriff with:
~wfl you DO me one last fayor7 II
zln't very much Won't be any trouble
TO you
"well. II they's anything"
"Just stick that together again. Bull.
with q piece OF paper or something.
Then mark II opened by mistake
and drop II In the mailbox in town.
The address Is on the back. and It'll
get to-xhere IL came from" he
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24
BY MIST AK II
By NAN LORD and CHESTER KANE

|coa knova hovi---to nend me out
here - NV ! new country and make
4 III hfts" Hls voice mounted
hisher aud higher. THAT'S the kind
"A I mother had. and BY the Al
mighty Bull. shes going to believe
- thc md 81 her DAYS that / did make
that hit!.
nan -. .or,nstnr ~ him. The
',sss.rsr.d syerr i~sned for.
ass ~ s,,s,.rsr~ ~v~s erew
m | -
''.sV
came e nefs, 49, ~. n-ssssrS
koou ~ n.e. S--rs
-. .. 80 snss srd ali h,m and
- ss,,s 49, - rnorsv M
ny 49, .s..,a IN AGer
49, "s~ n.rca ~ rasfl,nx psrt
na~d snS ! cleaned n M ouIch
~ $50 ~ r,nrsv NOME Ana sfter
~ $50 'AS S"s "
en 80, :.
ne stopped akHn sne ' W.
uVS ~
Il guess that's oil, he Said huskliy
"But | want 70 tell You this: ~
mothers sick, She'll never Gel well
She may live = year o. I'VE years
but she mustn't ever KNOW now q
where or Why ] stunned on. and xne
got TO die believing That her only son
Was tie only resl article that 1vrr
iisea bss unpssA1Lo .,sr.
kespins W nv ln,pas,s,on ~ INV. r..
my; Y ~ me- w nArr''s' u
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nxyos 20 - : osss' 49, W. "a NJ $500,
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-
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Nna MARI = op.n.' 49,.
anu uoh fskn soss .'ne.
- ann instant. then. .usre, come On
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

week I locked some better. though
worried. Mr.. WEIGH was asking about
|y0U day before yesterday. HI said,
whenever SOU get ready 70 come back
You could have your old place In the
store. He said be conidn't pay any
moro than eleven dollars week. but
he said--hc always does--fhat lInsburR
II bound To be the bigEest town In
indiana within twenty years. and that
whoever grows up with his store. will
be among the foremost citizens. II
made me wish SO much that you were
1 back. Neddy. thought Or you Ill
might and wondered II you wouldn't
IS hetter home.
~Thie should reach ron By Thurs
\ day. Please w~sns ~ soon a. you can
and tell mo abolt everything. Good
might, my little son.
Mother.
Mcnken has read his way to the
end. Just now his eyes dropped. and
without comment. he replaced the let
ter rather carefully and tapped bis
knee with II.
Nor did the group seem inclined
toward hilarious comment. Carter
emitted little Shorthand stopped
The red-haired one essaycd a con
temptuous chuckle. and II died GU.
In rather sIckly fashion.
The last pun or wind had died away
now, and the silence was intense. Out
OF Il came long. whistling. uhcezIng
hreaths from the dereiict big. rasp.
ing sasps OF pure. Infatuated pain.
Then:
Give that letter back to Bum"
Menkcn returned Ii silently.
"And you'll swear 10 send Il OF.
Bullr
TN sure send II OF. 3uckton. but
Tie sheriff looked at the dry ground
for little while. "Buf---"
"Bnt what does II mc1n7'' the cap
tive cried. IN ueans Just what II
saysl II means that my mothers back
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

paused ! little and clasped his hands
behind hts back, In calm defiance Of
the ccuaing fate. = Opened BY mis-
TAXI. Understand Yes! Well,
then - on. ard - asfned to you
all!'
Bapktpn waited. motidaless,
Bull seemed rather atAegered as tho
kroup$orowded ahQ1ot Mn and stared
|curfo1 III at the le{feY. nv.
"y4 I'll % thaA nckton-" the
sherau began. 8.
laughed as hs ~ I'M tde little en-
yelope snddenIy ~ hG1d It sioft.
Bunf1on started Toward With an
oath. 10 be stopped shqFt BY Carriers
gun. Bull. too, made ! move toward
the saloon man. but the latter waved
the letter over his head and cried:
-Well, wen make IN investigation.
Bull. Maybe this here's more evi-
dence, or maybe"
He broke on again and drew forth
the sheet. As he did so Buckton
shouted shrilly:
"Put that back. Menken! Put that
back. say, II you don't and l live.
IN kin you;s and II ! die. I'll come
back from hell and haunt you every
day Of"
aGirl in the easel" Carter observed
faceti0usly.
Menken. who owned latent dramatic
tendencies. had cooked himself jaunt-
lily side saddle on his horse. The little
note sheet was extended now. and
Menken's fall-throated voice roared
forth:
Listen, Here she goes: MY dear
sonny boy"
shes sure foad OF him. ain'f sheg"
the redhaired one chuekled
Menken read on glcefully:
MY dear sonny boy:
.D5 write and tell me what Is the
matter. Il Is over a month now since
/ have heard from you. The last
letter Jcu wrote the one with the
1fty dollars and the moneyorder for
one hundred-esme On your birthday.
aud ! Was very. very glad 10 hear
from you and thank you for the
money
Have you left your position in
PhilIipstown and gone back 10 Lara
mie? think maybe II Is as well. be-
cause you said the Laramie people
were good 10 you and the position Was
certain. even n the pay was a lkfle
less. But yon use your own judy
meat. my dear little boy. because
you're your fathers son and father
always knew what was right and did
a. und .ors ara his ruru fnv -
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

Bah" Ne said, I'm not going viii
you. Tn not dead sure about the
law, but You know blamed we'll you're
lout ~ your own county and.
And Just there Menken. seven-fool
giant Of the posse. keeper of Phil
lipstown's most ornate saloon and
leader OF the councilmen, roared in:
You bet you Amt goin'. Buckton!
You're goin' to stay right here and
stay putt We've had too darned much
trouble with you. anyway. these last
two months. an toe much expense
You amt worth csrtin' back, an you'd
be worth less when you got there
Where's that rope. Toml"
The red-headed member OF the posse
tossed from his saddle good ten
yards Of braided leather lariat. Men
ken caught 1t and held It up silently,
Buciuon. sfill squatted on the ground,
REGARDED II alphabetically.
z But Bun whirled swiftly on the
saloon-man with:
what a you think you're doing
'-Thstl be all right. Diex.- Menken
grinned. We talked IL over before
We started. and We came ready. You're
all for law In the book style. old
man. aad we're all awful up to date:
but reckon the day amt gone by
when hoss-fhleves don't get what's
coming 10 'em In proper style. And
II this enss don't deserve hangin'-"
A six-throated yell drowned his
voice II was . yell OF distinct ap-
prevail. too. and the yellers sere quite
as well armed as Bull-and Bull. in
cidentally, was no fool He straight.
ened up abruptly and cried crisply:
Say. This IL all nonssnsel We're
goin' to take Buekion I :. and he's
goin' TO be tried right -"
cut II putl" said = red-headed
member. as he swung = <n and swag-
gered over to Buckfon and regarded
him contemptuously. -Git upl"
The dereliet clxmored with diEiculty
70 his feet
Got any prayers you want 70 ssy,'
inquired the auburn-haired
-So,- The word came in an amaz-
Inx unexpected roar. 4 said EN- long
ago.
~Then--- He caught deity Al the
moose and grinned Inadvertently. Dye
wanter stand on hoss. or dye wzntsr
Be yanked up straight and gentle
manly! Herr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

0N Tuesday morning the mail
ooacA brought In the well-snh-
stansiafed Yumor that Buckton
had really beea located agnin--thin
time n the FOOTHILLS beyond the starry
rrnge. BY noon on Tuesday this
despite the fact that Bnckfon had been
definitely located ave times In the last
two months, without ever being taken
IN the flesh- Sheriff Bull Ealloped out
Of PhiiIfpstcwn With . posse OF seven
behind him Philhpstown may not be
strong on population or culture or
commerce, but when IL comes 70 send
ing out shsri1's posse in good shape
at short notice, Phillipatown IL there.
just before sunset on Thursday they
came upon Buckion-
Buckfon Wis sitting. hunched into
. miserable ball. Just as be had faI-
kn wkek the sprnky little black mare
dropped dead SIX hours before. He
was the God-forssken wreck OF man.
hardly over thirty.
What clothes he stiIi owned we're
tzffered; scxnsily covered bones liter
ally prosruded through the rents and
00Se4@ NV Nat VA NfVHARSSs ANt
sungx,irg beard OF weeks gave his
gzzrf face mach the look OF the ira
dissonzl wild man HIS thin hands
we're clenched over bare knees. His
ckeeks cracked suddenly into smile
no&hing iess than CHASTITY.
-Ycusv< GOT me, Bull" he said 4
never thought you had Wits enough
for the JOB. buf-you've got me. Go
s .asss va your ~ What Do soa
Pen. he Ptillipstown grain and
feed man. took the liberty Of laugh
ing Buil's o<sctzl dignity came hack.
ave be srrxixhfsned NJ suddenly.
I'VE goa . warrant here for your
arrxst B1ekfon.- be said. In fact.
j have four Of thera- but the lasts
the oo& Im soinE 10 use. They
charge yor VIII sso-sesfealing and
.covsrss;rzg Ont y ems been sworn
out "a . cemplzinf Of smashing down
. bsak<ier& IN Klnsviile and tzking
fkrse husdrrt dollars FROM him In
,brus1 asyIighs- Here they are. II y
vast to resd EN-
tn take your weird for IL. Bull.
n weird smile came again 4
Thsx--
n o<reiSct k-sched 70 little more
n1E1ghx posture zn1 laced The nam
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-11-24

honey 90 10 work in ,ba -.
Buckton gasped. V'
'Ys would. chr Menksn 81.
his head and smiled IN : ss'
Monken very seldom smiled ~
N fact Wa thinking 81 n. -
he had last scen III Darms,sS, y
laome forty years back.
'1o'poe(n' ~ hadn't foa,a
s'poein' the cAyuse hadn't
he said. "You might a. 10, 80 y
tank ~: OYER the ridge there. i
"Might ~ stepped In wa,tI,..
and Cot : shave and 4 decent
clothes. II you'd had the prIes,s
huckton's eyes Frightened az.
''Yes." we
Anyway II you had the MT.
u horuc and twenty four ho.s'.
Iway. there ain't d sheriff eos.,
you. said Menken pensIyelv
any doubt about that. say,s
The group tnrned sudden,
ken was f5nGeFinx 4 handful II
and . twenty dollar gold piece =.
to-hxve separated Itself,
Fits : funny coincidence IN.
Mr.. Menksn. ~but II just ocen,s.
me that every blamed one q ~
lers owes me ten dollars. In
lust about nov. lay up,-
He didn't walt FOR them 10 ~.
him. He went 10 them. THAT =.
'of the secrets Of xenken's 49,.
wealth. He vent 10 null. ~
handed him two fso dollar ~.
passed to carf@rs-and Carter -
land parted with a gold eszl. |
made for tho rrd.hsadsd ges,Is
~hc szs prepared and EAot !.
piece II him.
IN the course Of two mlEais.
ken VAS back AZ Buekions "A.
whisperinE - be proirered shs y
ton:
lyon know the fraiI over q. !,
but you don't know Bulls nlnd
~"
-f3us''
"shut upsr
Msnken walked axay 70 Ia
horse lie loox<n~d the shor s
orI sufst~< "a .r.s.s.a a.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-18
o'TOOLE'S WEAKNESS. Indianapolis Manager Tells Where Pittsbure's New Star Can Be Hit.

T have information concerning the system of hitting Marty O'Toole that may he worth a lot of money to seven club owners in the National league when the St. Paul wonder worker joins Pittsburg nex fau.' was the surprisin g statement made recently bys Jimmy Burke, manager of the Indianapolis club. "Marty's splitter is started by nloistening the side of the third finger of his pitching hand. When he lets go the ball one sometimes can hear the finger snap at the point of propulsion, so great is the force. This causes d downward break of the ball, as in the ordinary splitter thrown by most pitch CTS in the country
 When hurling his fast one O'Toole goes through the same stunt of moist ening his fingers, only he doesn't. He merely makes a bluff. Then comes the ball, and he has such tremendous speed that while one is making up his mind whether it is 0 splitter or not the pellet is in the catchers mitt. Now on top of everything else Marty has wise head, and he rearrzes that 1t isn't necessary to always show the batter his splitter. If he can outguess the man at the plate and fool him by the bluff of wetting his finger, he can shoot over the fast one and save the wear and tear on his arm.
 Tn spite of all these requisites of a great ball player, O'Toole can be hit, and baseball posterity will have to hand it to the Indianapolis club for discovering the system. Now remem- Der that OToole mixes his splitter and his fast one, and that sometimes he won't throw a moist ball in an entire inning. Of course if you know the fast one is coming along you can mur- der the ball, 50 you must develop all your energies, toward this one flaw In Marty's defense.'