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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
MANKER FAMILY DEFENDS HIM
Relatives of Man Who Gave Himself
Up Say Fell by Treschery.
ILLINOIS OFFICERS WANT HIN
Regulation VIII BE sent ut Once 60
san Francisco for Man who Was
Forced by-Hunger 60 give
Up Long Flight.

EAGLE, Neb., July So-The wife of
Carey NJ. Marker, who gave himself up
early today at San Francisco as an en-
bezzlier from the Bank OF Pearl at Pearl
Ill. is living in Eagle with her three daugh-
ters Mr.. Marker was here last spring and
visited with his family, the members OF
which have been residents of Eagle since
May, 1910.
T. r. Adams stepfather of Mrs. Marker,
says Marker was the victim Of business
associates, who played him false.
Marker" he said. was inventive
genius. and while in the banking business
at Pearl, ILL.,. devised a patent and entered
into partnership with st. Louis man for
it's manufacture. The two. borrowed large
sums Of money to push the manufacture
Of the patent, and by the treachery of the
partner, Marker became hopelessly in
volved, mortgaging his stock in the bank,
his home and even his household goods.
when Marker was here" continued
Adams, "he told me he had cleared up
practically all his debts, but 1t had left
him almost penniless. We are unable to
account for the story he has told the
authorities at San Francisco"
Marker Wanted in Illinois.
PEARL, ILL.,, July 3O.-Sheriff Allen of
Pittsneid, PIKE county, left tonight Tor
Springfield to obtain requsition papers
from Governor Dineen on the governor of
California. From Springfield he will go
to San Francisco and bring back Carey E.
Marker, former president Of the bank of
Pearl, who confessed to the police of San
Francisco to being short in his accounts
$4,000
Marker is believed by residents to have
obtained more than $4,000 in the sale of
stock in the Navimobile company and the
Hydrocurve Navigation company. which he
promoted.
Marker came here from Red Oak, Ia,
and started a bank which was closed when
he left here during a night in November,
1908. He had previously moved his family
out of town. The bank was thrown into
bankruptcy r. 7. Hicks of Pittsfield
being trustee.
A new bank of the same name was later
organized and George LINER is president
of 1t.
Marker was once elected supervisor of
Pearl township. overcoming an adverse
democratic majority of 100. He was mem
Der of the Board of Supervisors Of Pike
county when he disappeared.
A police circular, offering reward of
500 for the arrest of Marker. was issued
Pike county It alleges that on November
q, 1908, Marker left with funds belonging
to the bank OF Pearl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
Chicago Ice Cream
Very Much Alive
DR.. TOnney Gives Some Testimony
Regarding Bacteria Being Con-
sumed by City People.

CHICAGO. July S.-That ice cream con-
tanning S4O00,0O0 bacteria to the cubic
jcentimeter Is being sold in Chicago was
-. testified 70 by DIR. F. o. Tonney Of the
municipal laboratories, who appeared in the
municipal court against a company charged
with manufacturing quantities OF impure
ice cream.
nominal number of bacteria In ice
cream is 10000 to the cubic eentimeter. ac-
eording 20 Dr. Tonney.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
VICTORY FOR THE CANADIANS
Men from Over the Border Take Three
of Six Events in the Regatta.
PHILADELPHIA TAKES TWO RACES
ArgOnnuts Take the International and
senior Fights and Butler Cap
lures the Quarter-MiIe
Dash.

SARATOGA, July 30-Canadian oarsmen
triumphed again today on Saratoga lake,
the Argonaut Boat club of Toronto win
ming three of the six events on the sec
ond days program of the championship
regatta of the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen, The Vesper Boat club
of Philadelphia won two races and the
Arundel Boat club OF Baltimore the other.
In the two days sport the Argonauts won
six out of twelve events, every race in
which they rowed.
Today the Argonauts took the interme-
diate and senior Fights and e. Butler won
the quarter-mile dash. Philadelphia cap
tured the senior double and senior quad
ripple sculls. while Baltimore took the
senior international tours. The Union Boat
cluy Of Boston was disqualified for finish
ing out of the course after rowing the
Vespers a dead heat.
From the start in the senior eight race
the Canadians set up terrific pace, and,
although the Detroit Boat club held second
place at first the contest developed into
a battle between the Argonauts and the
New York Athletic clubs crew. With
half a mile 10 go the latter drew up
slightly, but the Argonauts spurted and
crossed the line three lengths ahead, with
Detroit a length behind New York. The
time was 6:llb
Won by the Vespers.
In the senior quadruple scull event the
Vespers led at the start The Boston crew
gradually drew up on even terms. Bow
to bow they flew down the course. until
about 100 yards from the finish, when
the Unions, who had no rudder. veered
toward the west shore and the shell ran
out of its course behind the judges boat.
Before its momentum could be checked
the shell was carried almost on the bank.
Boston and Philadelphia were so nearly
abreast when they crossed the line that
the judges sang out dead heat" but the
referee megaphoned that the Vespers had
won, with the Nonpareils OF New York,
who were at least three lengths behind, an
official second because OF the disqualified
--tion.
Four crews contested the intermediate
Fights. the Argonauts winning after lively
scrimmage with the Duluth Boat club.
which was a length and a half behind
at the finish. The Rockrimmons of Spring
field, Mass, were third and the Msltas
OF Philadelphia last.
Butler Makes Good.
Butler had been picked to win the single
scull quarter-mile DASH and fulfilled ex-
pectations. Fred Fuessel OF the Harlem
Rowing club was a length and a half be-
hind Butler. with W. II. Hart Of the
Metropolitan Rowing club OF New York
third.
The Arundels of Baltimore in the senior
international fours defeated the New York
Athletics by length. with the Western
Rowing club OF St Louis third. the De
troit four and the Mound City Rowing club
last.
George F. Engle and Samuel Gordon were
In the winning Vesper shell in the senior
double scul events, with the Wahnetahs
of Flushing second, Rockrimmons third,
Harlem Rowing club fourth and Nonpareils
fifth. The Aeriels Of Baltimore did not
finish
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
TEACHERS TO VISIT GERMANY.
Plans for n BiE Excursion to Berlin
Next Year.

PInns Tor a HiH Excursion 10 berlin
Next Year.
At least 600 teachers are expected to take
part in the fortieth annual convention in
Berlin next year. OF the National Associa-
ton OF German-Ameriesn Teachers. as re-
Gently decided on at Buffalo. 1t will be a
continuous affair and is arranged to last
nifty six days. July has been the date set
for the departure
Il is expected. says the New York Times,
that this convention will eventually lead to
an exchange OF German and American
teachers. experimenting the present system
OF exchange professors. Both the Washing
ton and Berlin governments are said TO be
back OF this movement, and have given the
undertaking their sineerest support since
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Continued from Second Page.)

stenography and typewriting, will give in
struction in these subjects and take charge
of business studies in the academy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-31
OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
10th and Farnam SITS.

OMAHA, NEB. JULY %, 1911.
TO THE PARENTS OMAHA:
Service" or Special Preparation"
vitality
decided
realizing life
than the socaled professions
thing decide
special training saving
The world is peciasts-mena n
proof young
people who by
II will Investigate the
that
modern practical and popular teachers
where.
We do not believe
In all Of work. thus nurng that confidence
which is
in
partmens and the
dents.
Assuring
daughter pledgng promoting welfare
1
Cordially yours
E. A. HARTMAN,
President.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-30
n0VIne PICTURES

onsm-isd!an drama. The Noy-
~: scensc. "A Sightseeing Trip
ikouzh Bcstoa": comedy drama.
N GirIis. drama. The Punch.
~ Law.
ersad- Topical. ~PRthes Week
\ 10. ~: comedy. Hts Sisters
0G1ren." comedy. ShipwFecked,
- drsmo.
Lyssum-~The Wheels Of JUS
~ drama. "A Heart Breaker By
3i11e." comedy: The Culture Of
- Bnlbons flowers: scenic.
n Sheriff. sea drama. An Up.
bDxse Sqaaw. comedy African
uz1s and Their Enemies.~ educa-
uoa1l.
clsvsis--rThe Big Dam drama:
he Disappointed Old Maids. r
nn<dy. Whites Hard Luck
nsdes.- con dy: The Millionaire
- the sasni.sr. drama.
eay-rcbild Crasoes. drama:
7lnys Masquerade comedy
N Reycnse Man and the Girl.
&oma
elsss A. s'afl.zht's Necklace. T"
Gms; -Hov 10 Catch a Bachelor. !"
ensdy. From Bordeaux to PANT.
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EftTfLE PROGRESSIvES
: ENDORSE LAFOLLET'TE

ton ~ all shall he taken at this
time" said President rhomas Muir
phine yesterday. AN the commit
tee has done Is % call meeting "a
consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF takinE
action nj this time.
The committee Ia unanimous for
La Fulictle-or practically SO
Nevertheless. We are not authorised
To act for the club In thts matter,
and shall not assume to do 80, The
club viii act for itself The com.
nltteomcn all hope that thcne viii
be large attendance. and that the
matter viii be thoroaghly canvass
cd before action IL taken
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ru,Nks ssr Jaw Hospse

Mrs. y. W Andrews. wife Of the
president OF the Seattle National
bank. helievea that she saw the
man who makes a speciality Of rob.
bling bank prenldentae homea. last
night She notified the police. but
when the motorcycle patrolman
reached the house the fellow had
dlRanpeared.
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HElp wAnTgo-FEMAIE


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rsa. Robert ~ - ,,'.,sr,ss,yo Re.
y maS slua for the republican
'ssa nor prvsideu, at a meet
's's's' 80 slae al Killers hall nes mex,
|ro y Wy n confidently antict'
i.s, !, ma, ,ss members o. The .,, :,
- oy Wv The committed. at
n Yna rss.nn o. many members
fu ,sh Sas called the meeting
~ psrpose Of taAlns se'''n ."
presidency. ..,.. not assume
Ine ,s a. the club what action
saS ,ssen. OF whether any &C
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Interested In motorcyciesf Naturally
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Lot us convince you II pays 20 invest IN
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lac. France" scenic. "A Cow boy =
Bride" drama.
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FREE FOR ALL
MARRYING SHOW

III fnIie1 Ff~se I<Hs<d WI
MARvsviLLE. Cal. Sept
3os--A free.for.ali marrying
festival. where licenses and
elsraymer will be furnished
free to ali applicants. ss we'll
as primes for the oldest, tire
youngest. the hsrdsortesf. the
tailexs and the shortest couple
10 be married on that day will
be the feature Of a unique cele-
brstion which Maryssille 10
preparing in honor OF the visit
Of President Taft.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

.~NN~c~~~~~~~~~~r~c~ ~c~Ne~e~>~~-~~Ne~eN>
4.room modern cottage, lawn ana
chicison house, az 18th ave- near cherry
81 s2b month. Telephone Beacon 1850
Open Sunday, q to D. m.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
~-~-~-~----~ss=s~
TffE HosENifOWa uNDENrAktNu co
Corner sfh ana upfon. Msin 1871, Ina
tfss FnEMoNT orflcA siit rrss
mont AZ fhonss. North sto, ufssn ~
nItgEHN oHrH = sos, lrofsssipesl
Directors saa t.iesas~a Feaheinsts isli
tat. app Asssre shsatFe Both phones 30
Aepnsy " afssa Co, FuaerAi ptrsetes.
fhisa az .sd tat sr.''t hs'h seesss ~
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MAHHIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES uAfN tssr. IND. 80
RespNctahis. Ruiiabis and refined widow
tsgt would appreciate acquaintance ~ q
respeatabis sunn u aons means. A-to2
care star
Cultured young bachelor. IN permanent
position. desires Protestant woman 80
Iuaiptanee. fundamentally incilnsd. Al
dress E-tf. care star
Two young men, aged ~ and So. desire
20 meet two women ~ suitable age OBJ
i~ct matrimouy F-fgTi, care Star.
II w. H. Parker. 1872 Boyistor av., VIII
call a, the star offIee. no VII rec~ifs
ak tickets 20 the Isis theatre free
Don't BE- lonely JOIN our Matrimonial
bureau. Moved 70 7os Pine st. room ?
Classes In aHtfaiagy every Monday eve
ming at los Iinc st course tl0
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FOR sALE-wooD AND COAL.
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Patent dust pan with first load coal
wainwright q Mcleod. Phones tziss
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Later
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10 he
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ANT MONEY
rhe bonrsD II
ition keFo ~
svy withdraw
allan bsukeso
iipolitan t1oe
sals have -
rate coaait
pNvENJWvl
Sept N. -
invention -
ere today =
rye Curry q
sIfigo Baea =
congressno1
John HogA
L BY hsao1uo
q. She -
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LOST AND FOUND.

~-eee~N-~~~e~N~s~-~~o ~~-~-~~~>~~~~.~e<~~-
f,asi sotiiAlfa diamond rinx. Tiffany
so.tiug FtndsF address F-tsea. care
STAR, and feesiva Fs@ard
Lest savings bsek 80 iffsa Finaer
fstafn 20 Washington Trust ana ssfiaxs
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MONEY 20 loan on city Or country In
pro - property ut current rates No
eelsyM Geo ~ Moore q Co. sos sun
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J CSC me 8
slAec|i
Y. 20,
% on
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= The total banks ciearings 4
4 for this month amounted TO 4
4 sGs,9Is.242&T. The elearings 4
= for this month are larger than 4
= any other month so far this 4
. year. 4
s4xt 80 = = a y = :. q = I
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SELL on TRADE
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Z nosssYN ~ loTT 1GraoTaD
fkAIFLE RIAL ESTATE AT PER
NENT PIONEER RENT a coLLKc-
lioe co. res AMERICAN BANK
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teb 20 fef New ietk bleck
Fof Halo--s acres waterfront. good hn %
proYements; sold BY owner, Curt John
| son. scandal r. -, address, Pearson.
| wash
FiFe.acre chieKen ranch Tor sale. mod
ern house. chicken house, barn. con-
| yeniunt 90 boat. 30 yearly payments
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SiAc i2oxi16, left. alley all cleared
and fenced. fruit trees and berries
chicken house and run with chickens;
40 minutes from Pike st. ON Everett
interurhan. houses. I furnished; all
goes Price 81 gse: with $500 down
balance 20 suit Less for cash. Na02
Greenwood av. Take rhinncy av. car
rHuna Nrrsh H1rN
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-oMNl.R o;nINl;. no InAHo

Must sell Groom cottage. almost new
light. city water. concrete basement.
all improvements In: lot 90 BY lea TO
alley. between tive Eood car Illness a
little north % Woodland park Price
N.lSo. t2aa cash. balance like rent.
Take phiunny car 70 eafh 81 ASK
COTTAGE REALTY CO,
phnna kphsfa Hkf
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HOUSES Fos RENT
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Dodgers NoW at
Hof Springs TO Get
Hard Days Work
Manager Dahlen's Men 10 Join
Forces With Washington
Players for Practice.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 23.-The
players Of the Brooklyn aud Washing.
ten teams now here ave going to con
b.no forces today and eNpeC; to pJ:
~ A st!H days practice the men !aEc
been able 10 do little WORK because o.
the strong nor:a wind tina, has becn
h.c"!nS tGc pas, two days. but warn
"1a;5s: = predicted tor to-day. viii ii
WI give :de men FL opportunity 20
&c: down 20 veal business.
Manager Bill Dahlen and "A number ~
o'hc? players did some mountain CLIMB
iEE yesterday, and when ;hey returned
10 the .o;el their leg muscles were ~
s-re as coa.d oe from the hard jau@:-
.a-.
Manager DaAlea SAYS ;ha; as soon IS
'"c o;Ner ;won:y-s'S players Of bis
H"ooh!yn squat arrive he is going -
STAR !ed, practice. bad BIZ Is nov
arranging prac:!cc gIpcs With the
American and National League players
NV n training hore.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
FIGHT RESULTS.

:; SfagScy 4 Glide O'Keefc out
pointed johnny Moran n a t~en-roand
boat.
~ Philadelphia Pa,kcy Mcfarland
lea; Frankie Mado,e Of P!;;sbGrs In a
s!S--ound out 4: the SGercan A.. c.
\; Rochester. y. l.-Tony Ross de-
ees:ed Hank Griffin. landing knockout
Blow as ring gave away. the iiga;ers
Sc!a- down IN a heap.
AZ New Bedford, Masy-Fraak Man
:e., and JET Ozark foGsht a draw.
y; Man ncs;er, y. If.-Aniy Morris
aud JACK Fitzgerald :ousAt a af'een-
"yand drsw.
:; Ia" H..er. Mass. Ray Wood
krocScd cut I'D Wil.e's n tho t~ci'tA
.ogHI.
AT p@i'lieipEll-Yo@ng Ahcirn out
pointed Tommy Largaon in a s.x-ronai
loU:.
At I"d!arspo.is-Jack Dillon heS.el
jimmy Gardner in a :en-round noG..
At Oklahoma City-Carl Morris called
on his holt with Jim Fla az .'J'b},
AZ Pl"s-Harry Lewis Won the de-
c!slou nVcr B,iHk McglIS.;ev In i
tWerty-fyc-rou hght.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Becker Tears Around Bases.

Reals Netke" a3d TIE laugh on all the
athletes Yesterday when he began tear
ing around HE bases like a racehorsa
after lee g.: re irs: hail.
"lC-e. what's re matter with YOU"
shouted Mclira y "Nou'il he In the hos
p!tal by tomorrow u you keep that
Gp."
"Yor think 7 WY. do you"' repiicd
becker. who mas , lot oc hEht IN him.
jus; t1r that III so around again, AND
d. :; n fourteen seconds a: that
McGrIw was dumfoundcd. Rocker tore
around ;he bases again and did II IN a
~frac,!la less than fourteen seconds. He
was not even painting. After the prac-
t.2e WAS over Becker then kept up his
stunts by running a mile to the batA-
house, !. developed that ne had been
training for a month IN Wichita, Kan.
and tat lie ives In perfect shape 70 play
r.gh: SOW. lie could not bc better II he
.ra.Hcl hilc tie sg"Ter. McGraw en-
nerts much o. Becker :.l!s season. AMI
he admits that S-od2rass and Murray
v'', have - q spH'e 20 hold their Jobs.
N.GraG 'i.aEs nat Josh Devore wi.
q 'He aa"st'iol ~ the league rex. sca
son, 50 'her, is not much question about
Josh 'o'.,ns his joh. lie proved what
he e,:ld 10 iu the series Oc games w!:h
tie H~ighl1nGcrs.
~ the days 20 by McGraw is getting
swee:er on Jack Johnson. This young
fellow promises 20 ne 4 marvel. He Is
~! OF youth and ginger. but It is his
natural srcei That pleases McGraw.
During the afternoon practice II was n
question as 20 whether he or Becker was
...p fastest man in the bunch.
Mcknight Is also speedy. but he lacks
80 k-acI Of getting away from the
N,-:e. n Other words. he is rather
green 20; for the big league. johnny
King says that Nc VII be a wonder. and
4; vas on his suggestion that McGraw
b-0Hgl: Mex night down here FOR train
Ing. fie HAS not signed a contract. and
probably VIII not. II he does not stick
FOR .he big SHOW McGraw will see that
ne gets = good berth with some strong
minor league club.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
TO MEET
MORAN ON MARCH II

NorGsg r.sit. pohaa g., oac II th'Se sturdy
L]tst!uz i.sa'srs and pOnohue viii have As hands
;iil n beating him.
Tommy nouck. thc Philadelphia i~itjanves=ht
who I.- NJ such q sensational ii'ile against
J.miIy GsnUil Of san Francisto "a the ten
'ptld s%'nil!'uai % TIE To al BVw1 tisi'. va.
matched Immediately after the b1d; ;u t,esi KID
Sita. the promising Nes England ha-ianAesh'.
.f ;ca i1GnCg a; a show 20 bt bItuslt III a:
Na:e-ta.5, Coma, On Msr,I 90.
Tommy Wash. thu rocTte ~ New O5i,aas. M.
teta "Icrtei 20 uiiiciaie In that ~Cs!asliy IN IA,
Ntn'v round bout between Frankie Coaley. the
W stern N~an'anwegh;, aud Johnly Culion ~
chicago. which taxes place hSfJfe the WA SIDE
\. G. uf New orleans ou mex, sunday afternoon.
walsh vas rlNtu the sob after the Managers ~
rha i.-i.,rs had tossed 4 com. tuulfy ~ tH'
]:a'5i!;c N he SC;ting a, odds Ot : 10 ..
leo Hcuck. ;he Quaker City middltNe,gnt. wli
all Cor lats On March - with hs Manager.
Law DGrlaChcr. Hoick is hpnSed 40 TT three
fgJ.s and viii probably he matched 10 fight tn
aiuntG q tie harry l.cvis-Jinmy ,labhy tisn,
which taxes place on March -. IN-Arhtr q.
anxious u match Hoici again; Frank Klaus IN
a tstnty-r1uud bout.
y match was arranged TO-DAY between Hug
Kelly. the Italian m~iid,twsish'. Il. Chicago, Sui
Jim Smith q Wcstch"s:tr. who Looked Ike a
.TCTis.n. fighter Nhrn ie Tough; such a-eal
Fighters a. stanley kctchCl, lo' jeanette ana
Toag Rose. kew md Smith Wi hattie for ten
rounds q; tho fairmnni \. g.. u March ! Tn
NiErea y.ll meet Frank hlaus.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
WINS RACE
FROM CLASSY FIELD

Tom Nelson OF ITO rr.sS-AIerIca7 A.
C.. won the ;cn-n!.s road race. the fea-
tu:c of the games Of the M!llrcse A. G..
Tn laisA was aside THO Thirteenth
Regimen; Annoy and tie building wa
crowded 20 the doors wAcH the runners
entered. Frank Rugg!ero % the Pas
t.me \. c. was second. and Nick Gram
akoauho OF the Mercury y. {. o. yon-
Acrs was third.
i:!gs: men competed n to .~.'}}-ylrd
:ra, ;e banner event of ::2 i"d1or
games, aad Harry G!ssl.s q re New
YORK y. G. was a. easy winner, W."
T.. r. Gilmore u: the Domini' an i.ycann
second, AID II. j.. M~cL.c@sa..H o. tie
knights OF -. .Na:hony ,hird.
The evening world., 1911-02-23
Team That Will Face Dallas
Saturday and Sunday Gets
Tryout To-Day.
BY TCZEMAN G
'si'n Correspondent Of The Evening World. "

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