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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-25
.LEH|GH VALLEY
TRAIN WRECKED
twenty-five Killed and
Sixty Injured In Terrible
Crash
-FOUR CARS JUMPED TRACK
Veterans Returning from Grand
Army Encampment Had
Narrow Escape.

< x < x = = s s s 5 s s = = = =
= Manchester, N. Y, 25-Twen- =
y ty-five persons were killed and =
y about sixty hurt when passen- =
y ger train No. 4 on the Lehigh :
* Valley R. R. jumped the track :
= here this afternoon.
y Two cars rolled down an en-
y bankment 60 feet in height and =
= it was>in these cars that the :
y greatest mortality occurred. :
= The wreck was due to defec-
y tive rails. The engine and two =
y forward coaches passed over :
y the bad spot, which was about :
y 100 feet east of the station,
y without accident but when the !
= diner struck the detective )
y rails they spread and the last
= two coaches were thrown from
= the track and rolled down the
y embankment.
~ ~ a. q ~ q
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-08-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Tacoma decision Mike didn't
Jumped off the bench and running out
yelling like pped mask and In his excitement wal
chewing tn. Club. blumbumw
boss struggling with his wrath and digestive commissions Players
seeing his predeament. laughed themselves hoafse. y
Unless Giants National the WORLDS
series 1911 win October 10 and ~ which viii be considerably
earlier All tho other possible champions VIII DO able TO
could finish octo
Der crowdfng dates The
schedule that there viii be
reference with for the bis from that half Of the
major league
"lades aensmeni There will the
foist O'Clock"
spokane win BoIns eachG" called ian.
s.ker s~arlno 90
the biz dongs this fall only He playing
fessiona ball little the Beey Texas and
the attention OF Shreedor
him this viii
Hsns spokesman syesred
pinch
There's the big oresas number
one Russ Ford
"wi there be changes the staff bsfors the
certain Tho time Is short.
tell much about tho brand OF politics that obtains the Northwest
league this
Mccarthy pretty fairly sticks
stick There's ineiden just
who 10 the hsh man In this league
terrible lot juggling
Ward and onxncker lasted quick old
Alien the And the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
SAD ENDING Of RIVERS ROMANO

Some low-down person called
Everybody" has spiked the matri.
moniaI guns OF Little Joe Rivers.
the wonderful Mexican destroyer OF
pugilistic hopes In other young
men.
joe IL not 10 be married. 40 It's
said, and II IL all ON account OF
Everybody" reaching the pink ".
tie ear Of Miss Virginia Prouse. the
charming young lady for whom Rly.
ers recently purchased home, tell.
Ing her that II she married the
young hero OF many ring battles
that IL would be the end-pugliistic-
ally speaking-of Rivers climb TO
fame.
And now comes Miss prouse with
| the announcement that she loves
Joe Rivers too dearly 10 marry him
N she thought Il would interfere
with his ring prowess.
IF they would only leave my Joe
alone he would be happy yet--you
see---eyerybOdy Is opposed to my
Joe getting married. and I feel that
N II II for the good Of his career
! ought TO let him be free. But I
wouldn't stand In his way. Gee, I
take more Interest IN hls career
than bis own mother does" she
said yesterday.
Il am perfectly willing 10 efface
myself and return 10 my swimming.
We had planned so much on that
new house and all can cook Just
dandy. make cake and keep house,
too. ! was working on a lot OF
pillow tops. but guess II Is all off
now that Joe has got that fame
business down 80 fine.
IT." added Miss Prouse with a
bright look. Joe wins the worlds
championship maybe then there
VIII be no objection TO our mar.
riage. I know that Joe loves me
and ! love Joe. but guess that I
viii pay attention 10 my swimming
and see II can wait patiently until
Joe wins that worlds champion
ship. as he surely vii, and then we
can get married"
Meanwhile Rivers Is In daily re-
ccipt OF letters from loyelorn fe-
males OF every description and
stage ~ life In which they coyiy
offer 10 share HIS lot land by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
AlveOlar Dentistry
Does Away Entirely With Plates and Bridgewors
Modern Business Ethics

about TO dsviss q plan by which misc
Ing teeth could be replaced more beau
ufuiiy than this natural ones. yst look
and feel natural The result has been
that ths A1veoisr ,msthod has practice
silly. or 10 practically. revoiufionizins
Merit tnot aeeidsnf) has made the
AiveoIar Dental Co. what 81 IL, the
largest and most successful high GLASS
dental concern Ia tho worid--is offices
$1,000 satisfied patients TO refer TO In
eight years ~ going some
AiveoiAr Teeth wbere Bridgework IL
Impessibis
n only your front tseth are left, say.
thres or four. or more. we can replace
all those that have been lost on both
sides clear back. with perfect AlveoiNr
teeth, whilst bridgswork would be i'm
possible, even " you had eight or ten
front teeth 20 tie to. II you have only
nnoiars. We can supply all tho front
teeth that are missing with beautiful.
serviceabls, life-iong Aissoiar tsath
This could not possibly be done By the
bridge route. nd whore bridgswork
possible thsrs Is no comparison be-
age Of our work n taking out bridge
work put In by supposedly hixh-oiass
dentists. and replacing II with the
neautifui aud artistic Aivociar teeth.
And, unlike bridgework In another re-
spect. II ~ practically painless, No
boring or cutting into the gums, roth
Ing TO be dreaded. Now. then. prices
being equal which would you ohoone7
Curing Pyorrhea GOOSE teeth. a dis
ease given up By other dentists ms In
durable, 10 another OF our npeciaIties
We cure u absolutely. IL IL a boantfui
statement to make. but We eau do any
thing that IL possible IN dentistry, and
what we do IL always Of the very high
est class. Our booklets. Aiyeolar Dem
cannot call.
ALyEoLAR DENTAL CO., DENTISTS
PortIand--Abinefon Bldg, 1901 ard ~.
sestuo-ffaiEht Bldg. End and Pins
TERMS TO RELIABLE PEOPLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

but pretty they got outside world again
Aw nothing but roughnsks there said scoiy TO Dis o
Jatey "rhsyr. tough for player
this the
number players sold the big tho other the number
on 81 course. som. on. had 10 maxi. tn. crack thu.
should be in the Indian lineup
him until the next morning collect tho Junk AZ midnight
biz sa Of u puh a t a.a oh ep b." a %
funny play up spokane
Morse Indian who
leading far OFF Another third dashed
tho and Pete tried him But his low he hit
Pitcher Higgins the and the had retire from the
game.
Terry Mekuns released Portland
Back In Cleveland ve.n Gregg giving Bert Whaling BIZ. seo.
with tho Maps and the Nap bosses Whaling has and
ers he is ready the
PLAYED N tns league In 1909 with spo
eoupIs
special meeting directors OF the
Northwest Dugdaie
Joohey up As the principal topic to
come for discussion the sauabbie $500
warriors off tho field
Spokane mpesarios be presntn fact absolutely
Oh. you masnatss Of the Northwest league.
or less of classic The Giants Ptsburg schsnley.
which hosteiry
card 70 anything had
don't you hnk so You can search me- replied Devoro
and coffee"
last So says Connie Mack, wise old ginki
prediction be safely at TIL. .e and tina. Is tn.
worlds series Of 1911 will
National organizations
pitch Of Leased ne sa up o y %
OF games for the worlds title is bound to the benefit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
STRENGTH

CHICAGO. Aug. so.--with but a
Nv days to walt. Chicago and the
Worlds wrestling fans are impa-
dent for the greatest wrestling
show ever staged In any land--that
between George Hackensehmidt.
the Russian physical marvel. and
Frank Gofch of Humboldt. la. the
worlds champion. The men meet
at Comiskey's bah park. Labor Day.
rain or shine.
The struggle VIII be one OF
brute strength and considerable
knowledge Of the catch-as-cstch-can
game pitted against speed and
science.
Hackenschmidt has the strength.
q he can apply It. He has gained
an intimate knowledge OF the Amer
team styie--which means rough and
ready--and IL fast He Is game. his
admirers claim. and will 20 to the
mat prepared to do or die.
Gotoh has unbelievable speed.
No one ever questioned hts courage.
He h the trlckiesf wrestler la the
world. His knowledge OF leverage
q second TO no ones. and what be
doesn't know about wrestling hasn't
been devised. He Is not so strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
We Are Going Up

WV HHxxH ppS
Coming UP. thank you. In third
place this morning. and only hslf .
game behind the Indians In second.
Incidentally we hold that third place
BY only a hail game margin over
the Tigers, 90 its . pretty warm
scrap. The Tigers. In fourth, emily
. game behind the indians. In zee.
ond. With the Giants sandvsiched In
between. Some race. And the
Pippirs only three and . half be-
hind tho Tigers. But the sso fcs-
svre 10 that those husky Beavers
have an slahsp game lead over their
closest rivals. the Indians.
Fullerton Heats Rasmussen.
II Was q battle Of youthful pitch.
ING stars al Recreation park yesser-
day sfssrnoon. and Charley besssd
oeorQe--6estsis >. Vancouver z.
Aad u ~as some game. full Of sen.
sationai. hslrrsisino plays n was
10 7 n the end Of the third and
2 20 z ~ the end Of the sIssh.
Danny shea put the paine on Ice
with q homer In this ninth that
scored Tssiey Raymond.
Aqsin--Aimost but Not Quite.
IN spokane "pucLy" Holmes al
moss did II spsin yesserdsy--bus
didn't suise. Spokane 8. viesoris
T. And 81 that the Islanders OUT
hit the indiana n TO 10. but tho In
diana punched their hits in the
sisth, scortnu four Of their five
runs Thorssr pitched for the
islanders and krxfs for the indiana.
Tiesrs Lose Again
oousethin9 ~ss wrong with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
slpELlenIs on THE GAME

Portland yesterday epsas sosan and Psisrs~ three
swipes each.
ovcky copped yesterday Million
three
This fellow cismentson HE
In Spokane the
The second consecutive homer which
homer.
Of
Tho Giants taes
boards.
orer Hs
Fullerton and tho fans thought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
DOES HACK FEAR HINDU ?

Unable TO get match with Hack
here. the Hiudoos and their mana.
ger. r. u. BENJAMIN. plan 10 be at
the ringnide In Chicago. on Labor
Day. To challenge the winner OF
the Ootch Hack match. BENJAMIN
says he will post 81. 700 for n match
with either Gotch or iiacken-
schmidt.
Trained 10 the game since In.
fancy. for appearance before their
native ruler. each has 10 meet de.
feat. London wrestling authorities
say tho man IL not living who can
turn the trick. Bux has electrified
London by bis fast work. lie scales
2t0 and karla 226.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

LONDON. Aug. 30. George
Hackcnschmidt Is no more the idol
OF English wrestling fans.
Time was when the Russian was
considered unbeatable. but whom he
steps 90 The mat with Frank Gotoh.
Labor Dag. he will not have the
moral support OF the games fol
lowers over here. as he did when
he met Gotch In Chicago In 1908.
The reason IL that Hacken'
schmidt ran out" OF matches with
Ahmud nux and karla. giant Hin
doc mat artIata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Up to tho year eighteen huudrsd
osvsnty-d sir the business world was
tainted by frickwy In trads. The
snsthods Of booth and bazaar were
overywhsrs practiced. Business was
bartsv. and he who could cheat and not
get caught was accounted clever. On
the customs Of tbs time there was no
eopyffghf. Thsv we're taks-on from
monxrchiesl days But . new ethics has
esrtvsd. Within ten years time tho
Business fabric that 70 cheat and not
get caught 10 really q worse calamity
than to get caught. To be caught
means tina; some one has applied the
brake. and you are given pause.
Not 70 get essxht means that you
are headed for ths precfpice the
high clutch and down grade. To cheat
another is 20 cheat yourself Theology
ala not teach US this. for precept and
preaching never touch our lives We
shld them
NJ are moved In only one way. aud
that IL BY seif-intsrsst. Cut of our
food supply and ws are no longer
apathsttc. And seif-inferest 10 a form
OF sstffshnesss II IL the desire for life.
II Il the instinct of ssif-pressrvation
e setIon 4 was all matter Of mental
truth a. our most valuable business
asset IL the one great achievement OF
the age In which We live For truth
there 10 no substitute. and this dis
covery was made by business man
Honesty as q working policy was first
put forth by Benjamin Franklin. and
his remark was regarded ss a pleasantly
untii yesterday.
ART AND NATURE
There srs only tive things in ths
wortd<-Art and Nature Art IL man,
Interpretation OF Nature. the way Ma
turs affects him. Intelligence IL under
So. .NN
The man who invented the Afvooias
method of dentistry was q genius "by
accident. perhaps" but none the less d
genius. lie knew that his work 70 on
luss must be artistic. and IN cioss
Uvszfmify 70 nature. He therefore SO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
HERE YOU are, Mr.. DuGDALf

Sporting Editor Star: Fol- 1
lowing lines not properly 4
composed for publication. but 4
--somebody ought to break 4
into print and impress on 4
Dug that public In supporting =
his team: that he Is showing 4
no consideration for public. 4
Why haven't the papers taken 4
this up---are a few passes sub 4
Sliding them--Seattle could 4
land pennant II Dug would 4
dig down and buy another 4
pitcher-Spokane and Van 4
couyer are spending money. 4
but not Dug--Zackert and 4
Fullerton would win their 4
games II not overworked-- 4
ditto Wigs SeatoD and Sage 4
not to be dependedon--Fans 4
loyal and attendance warrants 4
buying another pitcher and 4
Topping" the rag. - Outside =
OF one more pitcher team best 4
In league. 4
Signed. w. Z. II. "a FAM 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Charley sehmutx yesterday. ard the
pipplns hsstsd him I'll over the lot.
Score: pippsns 2. Tigers =. Ervs
Jensen opposed him. and aside from
the fourth inning, had things his
own way. That was the only see
sion the Tigers scored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
WANT A GAME

Tho fast North Seattle Athletic
Club has an open date for Sept
Ord and sth. and would like 70
arrange games with some fast out,
of'fown teams. Phone or write w
u. Hippcns. Main 1909. or i5is IL,
Ave. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
NGW YoRk.-Flahtdom Is on

NEW YoRk>-Fiuhsdom 10 on
edge today for tho ten round bout
tonight between Knockout Brown
and Matt Wells. The scrap has
promises Of being one OF the hard.
est contests Brown has yet entered.
Weila. the English lightweight
champion. 10 clever boxer. but
Brown has been 10 the front with
the best Of them and will not give
way to the Britishcr. say his
frisnds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

as Hack.
Headwork will play a star hand
In the match aud Il Ia claimed In
the Hackeuschmidt camp that
Hack In there with the think
stuff all the time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
KILBANE Is OVERLOOKED:
RIVERS TO MEET CONLEY

ANGELES, Aug. so-@uncs Mccarsy today ~
2oround fight September 30.
This action eliminates kbsns
OF
u
srscony will fight Abe Aus sssthsrSssht
pionship.
Both Rivers kbsne tIptop Mondays
. Overt The
fighter, Will probably the . totos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
NEW voRk-A,,ho.,b crn.,n,

NEW YoRk-AIthoueh fighting
under the no-decision law. popular
verdict today gave "Porky" Flynn
the better Of It In his i0-round 60
with Joe Jeanette. the negro heavy
weight. at the Paramount Athletic
club. Tho bout was slow one
throughout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

uofns -c.Fntrhshans. Orf. Eesmss-
sea atrusk oaf-~Hf futiefteb, a. By
nasnssssss. a nss.s 90 eslls--of Fuller
toe. 0. eff Rasmussen q
T4rrma ....ceaaeen
A. Fertl~sd .ft1efIees-T ~ 0
exhmGse spt Burns. ssns@n and Meoss
vsrfssis .....ttsstssss- q
A. wvsk $50 .<tetetees-e 10
Thorssn and offndis. kr2ft ssd ost-
dick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Not q fOozfc mHuv
Bill Leard played major-league
stuff when he accepted seven
chances, all hard ones, without n
boot. Mr.. Raymond also accepted
the Same number Of chances with
out slip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

way. Joe has a lott. and ease his
burdens.
The young lady is herself N
athlete OF no mean ability. A. I
swimmer she IL particularly pro.
ficient. having competed in various
tournaments. She plays water
handball with the strength a 1
man. and recently swan across San
Diego bay, distance OF two and
one-half miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Seattle Automobile School, 2to
Broadway. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco .............,.
At Los Angeles ..............s is
sutsr. flaming and Schmidt: Levorenz
and Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

loNDoN.-Beeause OF the great
showing Bombardier Wells has
been making In his early training
and the evident amount OF super
fiuous flesh the champion is carry
ing, tho betting against Wells
chance of defeating Jack Johnson
In their fight here September 30,
today dropped from 20 TO TO s to
I against the white man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

vernon ss.s.ssssssssssss ~
At Sacramento ...........,..6
Stewart and Brown, Hogan Baum and
Thomaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
GOTCn AND HACK MUST BOTH
TAKE THE OFFENSIVE

CHICAGO. Aug. 30-According promoters o tie
Goehiiackenschmdt wrestling here Labor day. ever
In the for the sold.
advance receipts have already 100000
beachers bring $4,000 additional
wrestling fans already arriving.
Referee today rules
governing
visions devised Ia compelled frequently take the offensive
der penalty OF disqualification Hackenschmidt
plan. The rules viii be submitted to Gotch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

81 Louis .....ss.s.sss.s.s.s
At New York ...............T
Harmon, Woodburn. Laudormilk and
Bliss. wiitks. Ames. crandali and Msy-
ers, Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

SpHx xxpp Hps
= 4 a 49, tttt 4 4 4
= As THE SCORER SAW 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO. - Although
Willie Richie and Matty Baldwin
meet tomorrow night In 20 round
fight the referee has not yet been
selected Several have been men,
toned. but as yet the fighters have
failed to agree. They will get to.
gether again tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

Tigers Loss Again
oorethin9 wss wrong with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30
SPORT SPARKS

cHIcAoo--chsries A. connls,<sy
president OF the Chicago Americans,
today IL president OF the Chicago
Bowling Tournament company
which win have charge of the tour
nament OF the American bowling
congress to be held here March
to %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

ST. loufs.--PhiIadeiphIa W. CHI
cago and Washington va Denver IL
today's schedule Of the Union
Printers National Baseball league.
In the games yesterday New York
defeated Indianapolis 8 to 4. and
ST. Louis won from Boston, ~ to 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

- .
CANOhsl
played doc
patients. 1
with strych
dren Mend
paper mani
PiTTseu
City No. \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-30

STAR LEAGUE STANDING.

A&t&&t&&&&AttAAf
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
SAENGERBUND NOTES.

That double defeat administered the
Brahms ny the Haydns sort of put a
damper on their pennant hopes.
The next time Lawrence mentions
certain lis score, juust remind him OF
that IIS game he rolled last week against
the Schumanns.
In the Haydn Brahm set, Burdine, Of
the fromer team. totaled 65S with scores
of 2u5, 2S4. and 201. Seems as if every
body was after that high set record
nowadays
Capt. Scheuermann, OF the Mozarts.
tried hard 10 stave off the second defeat
by the BeethOvens with a Pc score. but
his support faltered in the final frame
and lost the game by few pins.
Wonder if that first game Of Biebers.
2O1. was intentional or merely accidental
That 123 and 1E that came on top Of
it doesn't look particularly good
DR. Kicker. OF the Glucks, must be a
candidate for the in bad class Docs
best effort against the Schuberts was Jl5.
Capt Hammer is liable to get YOU for
that. so don't let il happen again.
The Beethovens surprised themselves
and the Mozarts by taking TWO out Of
three from the erstwhile leaders. Fred
Schaefer with a 2O7 score was respon-
sibIe for one OF these victories while
Lieut. HaEemann, with l97, was the candy
kid in the other victory.
Redeker started off like a house afire
in the Brahm- Haydn set with scores of
80 and 227. but slid into a 1863 score in
the final game. There's where Reddy lost
a fine chance to better the existing record
for high set of 6S6.
Fred Carl has been so busy collecting
subscriptions lately that he has not had
2 chance to practice, and consequently
had an off-day n the Brahm-Haydn set.
1t is a cinch bet. however, that Fred will
be there with the bells on next time.
Oscar Walter sprung another surprise
on the bunch when Re rolled 22S in the
Schubert-Gluck set. This game, and Eek
STEMS 2A score, enabled the SchubertS
to annex n record for high team game
with a52 Going some for a league Of this
caliber.
Eckstein, of the Sckuberts, refuses to
take any chances of Burdinc's nosing him
out for individual honors, and added A
little more TO his average by rolling GO
set against the GlUcks. But for split
Eek would have beaten the present high
individual score ot 245 when he totaled
PA in the second game.
The team left last night for Buffalo.
accompanied by Milton Ford. Milton was
seen surreptitiously sneaking several
mysterious looking cases on board the
sleeper From advance information OBJ
tanned. few OF the bunch will get any
sIeep-not il Milton can help il. The
programme he has mapped out will bring
the dead To life again. Therell be no
chance of any one mistaking that bunch
for Sunday school out for picnic.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
N. B. A. OFFICIALS
FAVOR WASHINGTON
Next Years Tourney May Be
Held in Capital City.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Buffalo, n. Y. March u.-At the meet
ing of the National Bowling Associa-
tion. held here to-day. William Kirk, OF.
Wilmington. Del. was reelected presi-
dent. getting fifty votes, to his oppo-
nent's, John G. Floss, of Buffalo. thir-
ty-two. The board of governors will re-
main practically the same as last yea.
The session had lasted from morning
until far in the afternoon, when an ad-
journment was decided upon, leaving the
naming OF the next city for the tourna-
ment to the board OF directors The di-
rectOrs assured Mr.. G. G. Hammer, of
Washington. that his city will have Their
support so Washington folks can look
for the national tournament next year
George r. Kelsey and Charles C. John
son. of New Haven, Conn, established
new worlds record for a two-man
team this afternoon, when they totaled
1.a55. beating the former record Of Isis.
which was held by McQuirk and Grady,
OF Paterson. y. J.