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Chicago announces the invention OF
hobbleIess skirt which looks like the
wearer Dame Fashion does have lu.
cid intervals.
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The smoking automobile is beinA
chased out Of New York. The line
must be drawn somewhere.
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Il barber in Duluth has invented
shnttonIess suspenders.g The button
ens trousers invent themselves.
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There WIN BE- no raise ID milk. Three
cheers for the cow
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THE Chinese celebrated 1911 neatly
ana progressively with unanimous
haircut.
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INFLAM-
NATION
AND PAIN
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Creston, Iowa. / was troubled for
q long time with Inflammation, pains
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The eviators seem also % be break.
'nn 81 records fpr sudden aepths
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PEARLHAvEN.

Addison ] r, Allen Geo,
Avery L G, Allen Archie,
Armstrong G.
Bodenheimer Leo. Boynton ] B,
Birdsong ] w, Butler Clarence,
Brown Jasper, Bryant Casper.
Burrell Ernest, Bene Van.
Barwick John, Bene Vessie.
Bowling II w. Bene Warnie,
Barnes w Z.
Clark G ", Case John,
Cree! John. Cockerham Ike.
Dillon Joe. Davidson Albert,
Evans Oliver, Elzey John.
Foster Jesse,
Gardner Louis =. Cranberry Orange
Gardner Van. Griffin A j.
Hickman w w, Herring A c,
Hamilton Jim. Haynes VIM.
Highlands w B. johnson Richard.
NJenlxins Nathan, Johnson Wisdom.
Jones @ ID. Jordan H M.
James w,
Love Amos. Lyons Ed,
Lee G =, Lyons Chas,
Lambert w, Leslie Will.
Myers ] B. Martin Harris.
Moore Sam. Montgomery Cicero,
Maxwell Tom,
Parker Jerry, Pervfance Al M.
Patterson English.
Ratcliff ] NJ Roach Abe.
Ratclim Frank. Roberts Dave,
Smith n +. Startling r.
Smith w w. Scott Bert.
Smith Albert, Spencer Ollie.
Tedford II II. Tucker w B,
, Thomas Eddie.
Underwood d w
WaIker Walker II Pink, & WIlIiams Wll1,s ,s. + 7,
Wolf Spencer, White VIII,
Whalen Connie,
Marlborough VIM.
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Civic Rivalry.

Civic Rivalry.
Squire Durnitt-We're goin' to have
q newspaper in Lonelyville.
Uncle Welby Gosh (of Drearyhurst)
Where are ye goin' 70 sit It printed
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Dick-That Is Mrs. Gabber. She fell
downstairs and bit her tongue in two.
Harry feel sorry for her husband.
She was a terror when she had only
one tongue!
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RusEsne &C, lsushinQ Hiram.
Rushing "A n, Rodney ~ w,
Smith sam. smith 4 u,
Smith Lonnie !. smith Wayne,
smith Allen, Smith VIM,
Smith q A.. smith Oakley,
smith Allen, smith Wyatt,
smith Olian. Smith Walter,
simpson y IA, Sasser 70 e,
Win6orn q +, wooten Oscar.
Wlnborn : A, Waits Eddie
Williams Nose.
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NOHFHEEOs
Andrews Murry Albritton y A,
Allen Monroe. Anderson Monroe
Anderson Jim,
Brown i l.. Brown II l.
Brown Godfrey.
Coon Il X. Curtis Wess.
Dowell Sam, Dunn ID d.
EDowell Sim, Dunn Louis,
Dunn Ross, Dunn z A,
Deer Z G.
Ellington Louis,
Ford Newman,
Hammond G X,
yaxon Marcus, Jordan II +.
King Oscar,
Montgomery w y. Moore A G,
Moak Jalex. Moak A J..
Moak II g,
Pigot Ewing Prestridge Ford,
Prestridg0 Sam. Price j f,
Roberts @ w, Reeves + j.
Smith w M, Smith Pleas,
Smith ] W. Smith ] w.
Tyson y r., Thompson ] l.,
Warren r. w, Wells Louis.
Washington Martin.
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GUM GROVE.


Butler Eugene. Butler Wilson.
Ballard N Black Ed.
Britt James. Black Abe.
Burt Chas. Black Charlie.
Burt Elzey Black Harrison.
Britt T B. Bowling Dan.
Britt G r, .Bennet Pearlie.
Cfumu VIM Case J r,
Campbell a G.
Dunn , NJ Dunn r y
Dunn Jesse.
Eiiwarda Cbas. East w E.
Franklin Il.
G1ice M Il Jr.
Hughes Joseph. Jordan n L.
Johnson Neal, James Robt.
Jordan Willis, Jones Ed.
Laird NJ 81 Laird Augustus Jrs
Laird n G Lotion George.
Morgan ] r. Martin W r,
Morgan d G. Magee II P.
Morgan n n. Maeee r r.
Mason w e. McMinoh 5 w.
McNulfy Louis
Putnam EdeaF. Porter Jake.
PhillIpps S II. Porter Alex
Peavey JIM
Quinn n w.
Roberts " r Richardson sam
Roberts = ~ Richardson orango
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RED STAR
Anding Jesse, Adams Luther.
Butler Nathan. Beard James.
Beard Pearly. Britt l.
Britt II Jr. Britt Benjamin,
Brit Ras Sr. Britt Narhan.
Britt Cranberry Berry Allen.
Berry Chas, Berry Ioin,
Baker Ed. Brethren James,
Bailesa 4 L;
Case Bob, Case Spencer,
Coon c. Coon Dan,
Coon Joe, Clark Mat
Cain George, Carter Lem.
Dunn pete q. Davis Jerre,
Elizey. r B Jr. Easterling Hugh.
Easterlinc Clarence,
Gilmore Parker, Griffin Pete,
Gilmore Wallace. Green Dave,
Gooden I j., Gooden Emanuel Jr.
Gooden Israel, Gooden Moses Jr,
Gooden Emanuel Rev Sr,
Henderson Carey. Hudson I. III.
Hooker Jesse; Hudson N II.
Johnson Dan. johnson Sherman,
Jaxon Joe. Jaxon Tom,
Kimball Lowry, King w p
Marks Alex. Moore Mathew.
Newell Albert. Newell Green B,
Ratcllff Sid. Robinson Milton.
Robinson A1onzo, Robinson Lonnie,
Robinson Albert. Robinson Dave,
Roundtree Dawson. Roundtree Levy,
Sykes John. Stilwell l.,
SImms John. smith Monroe,
Smith Jr, Smith Jaxon.
Smith w d. Smith s B Jr,
Smith joe Smith Ben.
Smith Crawford, Smith Albert.
Smith Arthur. Sterling Willie,
Spencer Allen, Scott Bill,
Tltlman Ambrose, Tillman Alex,
Tillman Howard Tillman Bud,
Tucker Tom. Trevillian Ernest,
Watts Nick, Watts John,
Washington Henry Washingtos Morris,
Washington Geo. washington William,
Williams Bill. Woodland Rich,
Weels Aaron
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ARLINGTON.
Arnold r, Aired r S.
Adams Lee. Adams Smylie,
Adams Chas, Avery Willie,
Brown w g, Brown G,
Brown H. Brown b.
Brown Samuel Butler S 3.
Bazeley Joe. Berryhill Harris,
Barron II n, Bigner Ed.
eSishoisn eShass ! Wv W. coker NJ mc.
Carruth L N: Clay Henry.
Cook Tobe. croSsley Joseph,
Crossley James. Crossley Leander.
Davis + T., Davis Tom.
Ewing James Eddington Albert,
Ford Frank. Fielder Edward.
Godbold Clarence Gilmore Fl I.
Hart Leon. Hodges Ivory.
Holloway ] Z, Hail j H.
Jackson Isadore. Jordan d G,
Jones ] N.
Keenna John. Kenna Andy,
Lotion Perry w. Lewis Z ID,
May Dudley, May John.
M0ak r W. Moak s II.
McNults january, McManus G M,
Nettiea w w. Nettles j A,
Powell George, Powell Haywood,
Reeves Walter. Ratcliff Dayton,
Ratciiff + O. Rollins Joe.
Spriggs Harry. Smith Walter.
SprigRii T0mp. Smith Lige,
Terrell J 4 Toibert J G.
Troy Joe.
Woodaii r u Jr. woodalI Jesse.
williama Mike, Williams 3 o.
Wills "A J..
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RoouE cHITTo.

BOGUE CHtTTO.
Anding Elder. Algood J II.
Brown L a, Bowman Hiram,
Brown Tobe. Burns NJ,
Brown Walter.
Cain Tom. Cannon r,
Chandler Tom, Craven Jim,
Crawford T c, Craven A v,
Carter Mack. Cadet Nick.
Dillon Gee. Dillon win.
Dillon van, Dillon Ivory.
Ellison o.
Filler Richard Fielder Chas,
Godbold e b, GIN Andrew Jr,
Gaiden VIM, Gin Mack.
Holloway Tom. Henderson z r.
Hodges i NJ. Hodges Luther,
Hunt II B, Hughes Green,
Hart w, Hart a L,
Johnson Allen. johnson Ernest.
Johnson g A. Johnson Alex,
johnson John Jones Sans,
Latham Jordan London Marshall,
baltimore Robt Marsalis Levy,
Moak John. Myers B v,
Mcgee sam. Mason R r.
Marks Sam. Martin VIII,
Magee Gertie. Mitchell Aaron,
Marsalis Robt. McCaffrey James.
McNulty Rodney,
Price ] r, Phillipps r L.
Phillips F L, Putnam Levy
Powell Enoch,
Richardson Milton. ;;obinson John,
Rushing Fl M, Reeves Ernest.
Reeves Webster. Reeves r =,
Spencer s, Swearengfn Geo,
Sullivan Joe.
ThornhiIl ] NJ, Tarver II w.
Taylor Sham. Tarver Chris.
+ Taylor Carter. Thomas w W.
Taylor Ad. Taylor Aaron.
Washington Eugene, Walker John,
Wooley ] w.
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48xnn Cicero. Jnxon Ben.
tH*Nn George Jax0n @ III.
eaHs walter, Jordan Robt.
kIn6all 5 q. Kimbsn sam.
ksEs Hyram. Keess Norman.
keese Walter, kepse Arch,
KflsK John,
l.es John. Lenore Thoa.
.ee Henry. Lolnax Dave.
Lewis George, Leisennea W = G,
Miller T r. Martin Geo,
Miller Il r. Martin Hobt.
Miller Frank, Moore Frank.
Marsh @ g Malone Marvin.
Moore w Moore VIII,
MaRee Wfls, Money Taylor.
Madison Qull, Miles Robt.
MCCOY Andrew Mcknight Jim,
McLain Mingo, Mcknight Tom,
Nations Jno, Nelson Will
Nations Bill, Newsome Ed.
PRIEST Neal. Phillips Louis,
Porter Calvin, Parnell Luther,
Pendleton Alex. Patterson Bill,
Pendleton Osborn. Pepper win.
0uarrels Alex, Robertson George,
Roberson Monroe, Robertson Alex
H0bers0n Lee, Robertson Perry,
HichEt0n Dink, Robertson C0nnie1
Riehston Hubert, Ratcliff u r.
Red w A. Reddin Marvin.
.AEEA l1tltn w l1llGs kAcAttAil n
SteRall Frank, Short Andrew,
Small w, Shoemaker Allen,
Sessions Bert, Simms Clint,
Sutton Willie, Simms Chas.
Sutton c A, Strauther Lynch,
Smyiie Jake, Smith Angelo,
Smyiie Bob. Smith e j.
Smylie Olian, Smith OthfrS
Smyiie Jake, Smith RanK1A,
Smylie John, Smith Ephraim.
smylie Lon. Smith Alex:
Smylie Ernest, Smith Teldon,
Thompson Dave, Thompson Henry.
Turner Howard. Travillion Turner,
Vfckers Luther,
White Aif, Watson Andrew,
Walker Albert, Watson Garfield,
Walker Isaac, Watkins Nova,
Walker Ed, Woodland Dave.
Williams Luther, Walters Alex,
Williams Chas, Wilson Henderson,
Wallace Robt, Woodall w s, +
Watts Robt. Williams Levy,
White Thomas,
Rrfrvf14 ThOa Enx T0lln
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coRPoRATioN OF aocuE chlrr

NOuTOHNltON VI 6OGOE CHIT TO
Cameron Grant. COBB B L.
Collins Steve, Collins Dan,
Cain Lit.
Dillon Emmett Davis Svm.
Dixon Bow. Dennison sam,
Evans Monroe
Firth y ID. Fogan Dave,
Fielder John.
Gardner John, Gill Jesse,
lGOdbOld Burt.
Hudnall SE F, Hart Jim,
Harris Chas, Hughes Sam,
johnson Bill, Jacobs Eb
johnson j A. Jaxon Will.
LeSgett Smith, Iseggett Wade.
Leggett r NJ
May s w. Murray John
Morris John, Moore Walter,
Nelson Marie. Nash Sim.
Price s NJ. Price Jim.
Pickens Arthur. Porter Jim,
Pitman Lloyd,
Raynor Jim. Richardson Jake.
Swearengin Stanley, Smith Allen.
Swearengin III B Smith MURRAY.
Smith Hen, Smith Bill
Smith Eugene, Smith Monroe.
Smith Nebuchednezer, Strait E S,
Sauis Mamma,
Taylor H C.
Eanderson Percy.
Williams Chas, Washington Morris.
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state OF Mississippi.
Lincoln County.
J. Estus c. Smith. Acting Sheriff and
Tax Collector Of above County and State,
do hereby solemnly swear that the fore
going II true and correct list Of the
tax on or before the first day of Febru-
ary, A. D.. 1911. as shown by the records
OF my office Witness my hand, this
2Sth day OF February. A. D.. 1911.
ESTUS G.. SMITH
Acting Sheriff and Tax Collector
sworn to and subscribed before ME.
this the 28th day of February. Al. D.. 1911
r. ". McNAIR. Clerk
fsEAL).
by r.. r. scHNoRRENRERc. b. ii
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Ever read the above Iefter4 A new
ome mpwemrN from flme fo time. They
are wenuine' frwes and full of hunans
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
LEACH CROSS ALL THE WAY
0utpoints Jack Dorman in Slash
ing Ten-Round Bout.

Fresh from 2 long vacation and looking
the picture Of rugged health. Leach Cross
the East Side dentist. had all the better of
Jack Dorman. OF The Bronx, IN a slashing
ten-round bout last night at tho Olympic
Athletic Club, Of Harlem The battle was
one Of the greatest seen in the club in
some time, and the crowd which took ad-
vantage of the new Law was kept in an
uproar by the pace the men maintained
from start to finish There was no room
for doubt about the winner, and the only
wonder was that Dorman. powerful though
he be. was able 70 last the limit.
After boxing his man in the first few
rounds Cross went out in the seventh period
to win in a punch. If he could. He fol
lowed Dorman about the ring, taking the
latter's savage smashes on the shoulders
and elbows, and. shooting home wicked
counters to the face and head, soon had
Jacl, primed for the wallop. Holding his
guard well In position, Cross feintcd Dor
man into leading the left As the blow
started, Leach tipped II of with his left
glove. and shot over his dreaded right TO
the Jaw The pride OF The Bronx stag
gered His legs caved, but he gamely stood
I'D and took his medicine Cool and conf
dent. Cross measured him with both hands
for the knockout. but Jack was there at
the bell and going strong.
Throughout the closing rounds Of the bat
tie Cross gave his man bad beating, and
waIloped him around the ring almost at
will Dornan stood and fought back at
times hut Cross was the better man and
had the better Of practically every ex-
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
BOXERS READY FOR BELL
Langford and Jeanette in Fine
Condition to Fight.

sam Langford, the Boston Tar Baby
and Joe Jeanette. Of New York, both
hunters for the crown of Jack Johnson
have finished their training and are ready
FOR their ten round bout for the hsht
Heavyweight championship IN manson
square Garden tonight Each is rehdy IoI
what thew consider the hardest bout OF
their career For weeks they have worked
ike Troians for the battle, and us the
word of experts that no finer point or phys
ical condition could be reached than they
are now in Each man is sure tnat ne VIII
s'hrtng home the bacon AMI taxing tnelr
word for IL. il will be the most gruelllns
contest New Workers have ever seen IN tle
RIM. Charley White. who VIII referee iho
match. saws that he looks for hard battle;
bs sing his prediction on the sensatlona!
b0ufs the same pair engaged in before.
Roth fighters have put away their tram
ing nara phernalia and will DO nothing more
than take brisk walk during the uay,
They will rest at their respective training
quarters until ii is time 10 start TOT the
Garden. -. -. mill
When Iangford gets in the ring ne VIII
anDear as he never did before New YORK
crowd. No man in the ring does sam re-
spect more than Jearnette. and that was the
reason be worked so hard 70 bring hinseh
down from his usual 1870 pounds 10 soH1s- Ire
where around the 170-pOund notch- his
nunch Is stiil there and with II ne expects
10 drop Jeanette for the count DeIore 'he
limit
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
R. T. c WINS BIG STAKE PLAY FAST SOCCER GAME
Picked Teams Engage in Spirited
STRUGGLE in Brooklyn.

Playing under the eyes Of the intern7-
tional seIection committee a. Marquette
oval in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
two picked teams Of the New York Ama-
teur Association Football League gave a
capital exhibition Of fast soccer i'm spite
OF the warm weather and their lack Of
practice this season. The Blues, cap
t1ined hv n Hvnd. defeated the Reds.
under tine captaincy Of i. Stewart, hy
score of @ goals TO 2 The latter shot
third goal. which was finely earned, but
disal1owed a far off-side plav. The SHOW
ing Of the players in this game will de
termine largely the committee S selection
cf the eleven 10 be PLAYED against the Co
~inthians. Of England. ar the Polo Grounds
on September IL.
4 penalty. converted by w Phillips Of
the New York Ceitics. gave the Reds their
FIRST tally Within FIVE minutes OF the start
After half IN hour of play, O. Sa'mond.
OF Hollywood Inn, equal ized of a pass
from centre half The second half " as
begin with houors even and slgnt
change in the personnel of tho opposing
teams ! Bailey. Of Columbi9 oval. re
ceiving from the lefr. placed the Reds IN
the lead N second time Brilliant work
on the part Of F.. Porter Of Hollywood
Inn al centre forward, resulted iu two
additional goals for the Blues and turned
tho tide Pm their favor
The liue-uE follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
Plants Tombstone" on Eigh-
teenth Green in Novel Fixture.

At the Dunwoodie Country Club yester-
day the usual Red card competitions were
played. in addition 20 tombstone contest
in which a players handicap Is added 10
tho par of the course, the PLAYER planting
a tombstone" where he finished. In the
latter event II. c. King was the winner in
Class A. planting his mark on the eigh-
teenth green. j. 4. Delmar finished on the
same green in tho second division. In the
third J.. NJ Bailey finished on the nine
teenth In the Red Card event +. ~.
Thomas won in Glass A with Sl--l0-7l.
II. c. yelling in the second class with
95-1s-17 and J. c. Davenport in the third
with 99-26-73.
The parinss FOR match play for compe
ttions for three cups during this month
also were announced, as follows:
First cup-E NJ. Aiken VS.. H. K McCann
w. p. Baker s r. SiGson. J. 4. Atscheer
Dwyer; " q. Macdonald J. W McMenamy
II. g. Allen vs. z. II. Thomas T. J. Donlin vs.
s n. Hutan J. ~ Siddsll VS.. e. Rody
Second cup. ". Weston IS. George Clarke.
". ". Harris vs.. s G. Welliug: w. f.. Conk-
lin VS. O. VI Jackson; {. VI. Roberts W. d. L.
Olden vs. NJ p. Becker ". II. Landy rs. d.
F. Weaver; s. z. Aiken VS.. r. r. Manley.
Third cup-W. ". Babc0ck vs. r. 3. Nc
Clure; a. a. Ahearn ys. Z. @. Horton. H. j.
Watson W. Mcfarland; c. Ts Daisy W. r.
y. Bartholomew. l. II. Hubbn VS.. J. w. Hart;
vs. Cleveland Mofatt ". J. Darrow vs. A. L.
Babcock.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
Captures Historic Charter Oak
Purse at Hartford.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. l.-The Grand CIR
cuit races opened here today IN conne'-
ton with the annual state fair The MIS-
toric slo.Ool Charter oak. 2li trot, was a
feature. II was won by r. T. -., driven hy
Tom Murphy. in straight heats The M
ishes in all three were close.
In the first heat Gordon Todd, driven -
Geers. led until within one hundred yards
Of the wire. when he stumbled and almost
fell. r. r. G. passing him and winning 10y
q length from Chattv Direct The sAoond
heat was won by r. 7. g.. only after a
hard drive and by only few feet The
final heat was neck-snd-neck 10 the wit"'
Gordon Todd breaking Just before the fin
ish The division Of the purse gives z. T. o.
$500 Chatty Direct $3.50, Gordon Todd
Il 500 and Louis Forest S1o0o.
The PTS trot went into six heats, and was
not f .nished until after sunset Peter Red
with Geers up. showed the greatest cndur-
ance. and took three frsts, after finish NJ
ffth in the first heat The best time was
by the winner m tho second heat, 2lll2.
sue u. and Eva Tangulv finished second
and third.
There were only three entries in the 2.o4
pace. The Able. driven by Geers, taking an
three heats with 2.o4s. in the first heat the
fastest
Tho winning Of the Charter oak to-9a-
by r. r. O. brings tho winnings n Tom
Murphy's stable for the season up to nearly
f5oGco
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
COLLEGE GOLFERS READY
Late Entry of Columbia May
Necessitate New Draw.

The annual intercollegiate golf champion
shin tournament win begin to-day over
tho links 0f rho PaltUsrol Golf club. IN
accordance with custom the team cham
pionship viii claim attention for starter.
but the draw may have 10 be made over
again this morning. When II was found
that only four teams had entered the coi-
lesians made the draw which resulted n
Harvard being paired with Princeton AMI
Vale being bracketted with Williams. Late
last night word was received 70 the effec
that Columbia would have a team. In the
event Of Columbia 50 doing a new draw
will be necessary only one match would
hen be played to-day.
Should ii 50 happen that the four teams
originally drawn put in an appearance It
win be found possible to finish the tourna-
ment on Saturday. but IL the 9Th team
plays tho decisive tilt in the individual will
have 70 he put off until some other week.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05

Loughln held the vantage and II returned
tne points to deuce. Larned outplayed the
challenger at, every department Of the
game In this set finishing with love
game McLoughlin sending the last ball into
the net
Larned's record is without It's parallel in
the history of the game For the last nine
teen years he has been raied as No 6 or
better on the national list. with the excep-
ton Of in 1928, when he did not appear.
when he was trooper of the Rough
Riders in the Spanish-American War
and served in Cuba He was y run
ner up in 1894. '95 and ~. Won the
all-comers in 1900. '01 and 07 Held the
championship in 1901. o2 and 'O7. and from
that year on TO the present time In his
youthful days he was one of the inter
scholastic champions
No other player in this or any other
country has for so long a time maintained
position at the top of the list. He first
appeared among the topmost ten as No :
in 1902. The following year he was
rated No ). Then for four consecutive
years he held the position OF 40. 3 When
he returned from the Spanish war and
played during the season of 1929 he was
rated No. and held that position for four
years, in 1899, 1900. 'V and o.. He was
rated No. 2 in 1906 lie has led the list
as No. 1 in 1891, 'O2. oS 'Os, 'Oo and 10
While he has ably sustained this record
the fact remains that Larned never in his
long career won the championship in a
challenge match. The first year he stood
as challenger Malcolm .. Whitman defeat
ed him. The following year Whitman de-
faulted 10 him. Then in 1908 the Brton.
Hugh Lawrence Doherty, defeated him in
the challenge match for the title. In
turn Holcombe Ward, Beals c. Wright and
william j. Clothier held the title as
Larned failed TO come through the tour
nament. although he tried TO do So
Clothier defaulted the title 70 Larned in
1907. as Clothier had been seriously in
iured during the winter and could not de-
fend. From that year on Larned has sue
CcSsfully disposed Of his challengers
New-York tribune., 1911-09-05
FEW CHANGES IN CHESS
Schlechter Draws, but Holds His
Lead in Big Tourney.

Carlsbad. Bohemia Sept As a result
of the eleventh round OF the international
chess masters tournament contested here
to-day. Schlechter and Teichmann both
OF whom drew their games. remained AZ
the head OF the list OF contestants. being
first and second respectively.
schlechter had Rubinstein. the Russian
champion, for an opponent, ana Teichmanu
was content 10 draw against DR. Perlis.
The United States champion. Marshall.
however, was displaced from third place, I'm
consequence OF his defeat and the victory
OF Conn over Burn. Vidmar, Of Prague, got
the verdict against Marshall. ROtlewi, VINO
ls stiIl tied with the American. also lost,
his opponent having been Ala pin.
Chaies. OF chicago. made a further gain
nv administering telling defeat 10 ChO-
tirnirski the dangerous Russian expert.
The player from Illinois is now bracketed
with Alechine and Suechting for seventh
nlace Jaffe. OK New York. suffered another
reverse al the hands OF Kostic. In the
other games Spielmann Won from Fahrni.
Tar,akower defeated Niemzowltsch. and
Isonhsrdt drew with Suechting The
,a,,,as between Duras and Salwe and Rabi-
ro,t,sch and Joiner were adjourned
After eleven rounds the standing Of the
,,ioyars is as follows: