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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
LEXINGTON Ql)|NT
WINS FIRST GAME
Washington and Lee Defeats
Emory and Henry by Score
Of 81 to 70.
Special to The rimcs-p!spa,ch


Lexington, January G.--Waahington
and Lee won tho opening game from
Emory and Henry last night, the final
score being 81 20 .. The visitors show
the effects of good training and of a
good deal OF preliminary work. tho
lack OF these two things were evident
In the way the Washington and Lee
team got out of wind. Both teams
wcrc heavy ana not II man was afraid
OF the rough and tumble part OF the
game, ana the whole contest was
marked by a great deal of energy and
speed. The game was G. rough as ii
could have been TO be classcd as bns-
ketDull, and in some stages the men
flung themselves at each other ~ In
football Several men were found fall
;ng on the hall or doing other things
which would make tho contest look
like IA grldiron contest on tho floor.
BATTERY, who played left forward in
stead OF George Boyd, put UP on cx-
ccllcnt game, throwing six goals out
of the twelve which We're Gagged for
Washington and Lee. Captain Hannis.
at the other forward, was very close
ly guarded and was unable to put tho
ball to sleep as man! times as usual.
Buck Miles made his first appearance
in the middle of the floor and did good
work in throwing foul goals.
Emory and Henry has splendid ma
terial from which 10 develop a real
basketball team and should show AN
excellent record before the season Is
over. If Washington and Lee is to de-
vclop II winning team for the scnso,,
the men will have to get into better
shape for the fray. Tho material is rs
good as or better than in former years
and the next week VIII show a marked
Improvement unless tho sign fails,
Summary:
Il. and II. Positions w. and !.
Grove .........E F......... llannis
Sarcll .........i. F....... BATTERY
Nicholas ...... Centre. Miles
Logan ..........R II. G............ Rear
Bruce ..........l. c. " Burk
Goals--Raftcry. G. ITarnis. a. Miles
:; Safeli, .; Grove. !. Foul goals
Miles, Z: Saffcll, Z; Logan. ;. Referee
Ewing. V. NJ. !. Umpire. owens. V. NJ
L.
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A. AND NJ. QUINT
BEGINS PRACTICE.
First Game Will Be Played
Against Wake Forest on
January 20.
!seoe!al e The ,rimsa pIEpateh. J

l->pCCitl 10 i nc IlnCS-DlhptiCn,l
Went Raleigh, =. G.. January o.
Tho next sport on the athletic call
cndar at a. and ". is basketball tho
season opening on the homo noor.
with The strong quint from Wake
Forest on the night of January 20.
Quito nu;nber OF men arc out try
ing for tho team. and are practicins
daily, but arc Handicapped consider
nbly b. being without tho services OF
a regular coach, one OF the men In the
corps or instructors familiar with
the game. giving them all the coach
ing possible.
A. and NJ. has never failed to make
q credtabic showing in every branch
of sport entered. and under the able
leadership OF Captain Albright Cham
bcrs II is expected that the Red and
White Will have y successful season.
The schedule, which follows, while
not as Drctcntious as those Of tho
other colleges Of the State. Is ccnsid-
cred quite satisfactory when the great
handicaps prevailing here in regard
to this sport are considered:
January 20--Wako Forest, at a.
and NJ.
February 2-Guilford. at A. and ".
February Spending
February a-Trinity. at Durham
February 10-Ciuilford. ut Green's
b0ro.
February l7-wakc Forest. at Wake
Forest.
February el-Trinlty. at 4. and NJ.
Deep Hun Hunt Meets.
January G, afrools Bridge, 3:l5 p. NJ:
January IL. Bellevue. 3:l5 =. NJ; Ian
-unry 20, Orphan Asylum. 1918 i. NJ;
January 81, Brook Store. ais Z. NJ a..
=. Sydnor. acting master
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ARTICLES SIGNED
FOR Finish Fight
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said. would got tho match out Of tho
way SO no could arrange to box Sam
AIcFey in Paris in Juno. THIS mntoh
VIII be for twenty rounds. In the mo-
tordome. Johnson said NIL arrange
ments havo been made for this fight.
The Paris bout may DO postponed II
1t interferos with tho Flynn Tight.
Before negotiations began Johnson
made speech to the newspaper writ
ers, saying he was hurt ut hints that
the fight might not be on the square
and sid no would declare It or IL such
II suspicion existed 1Ie added that no
did not intend to lose his honor by
entering into agreements to fake
bouts. lie added significantly that two
years ago hc had chance to make
Il big cleanup" but that he was in tho
game ION tho square" and not for
money alone.
FLYNN had very little TO say. He
iokcu with Johnson about taking up
the whole page for his signature" and
then tho two big lighters showed cacl,
other their diamonds and jowelry. Tho
best feeling was manifested by both.
but Jchnhon declined an offer of $1,000
II week for theatrical exhibitions from
Curley.
lie Will MI In, the time between now
and tho match with exhibitions, u trip
to Europe and Great Britain and au-
tomobiic tours.
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NORFOLK Gu B
CHANGES HAN D 5
Dr.. J. r. Mccrary Becomes
Principal Owner--Managcr
Shaffcr Arrives.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Norfolk Va. January Ga majority
club has been bought by DR.. j. T..
McCrary, who Will he known as the
owner hereafter G.. a. Shaffer, who
TO manage the club. asserted tonight
that every dollar OF tho stock in the
new company is Norfolk capital. and
that mono of tho old owners will have
this year
II am secretary and treasurer and
will manage the club. have n line
OH u bunch Of now players, and can
promise n live club and q season OF
clean baseball SO far as tho Norfolk
club Is concerned"
Mr. Shaffcr said the lease on tho
old Athletic Park will not DO renewed,
but new and better park than Nor
folk has ever had will be built in Il
locality that will please tho baseball
patrons.
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mado a fne showing. Captain Helfert
10 now getting IN tho gaIno. and he
is climbing fast towards tho top in tho
percentage column 5E a
Indiy1duoI standIar Of the p1ayers.
Standing OF tho Clubs.

Schedules FOR the Week Mt Newport.
Monday Observation-Disclosures VS..
AlcoH; Chesapeake and Ohio va. Rioh-
mond Lunch Co.; Slim inns va. Mute.
Tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. va. Nows
Leaders,: Ieffs Va. Dinghats.
Wednesday night-Journal We. Now
ports.
Thursday night1rtmes-D Dispatch vs.
Cook Printing Co.; Burk & Co. VS.. Pro
PLY lTol Co.
Friday night-Tlmcs- Dispatch VS..
Journal postponed Gamo from the
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DUCK PIN LEAGUE
HAS BEEN FORMED.
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Continued From FIRST Pagc)
q Minor boys naturally feol bit
chcsty. as they hold tho baseball cham.
pionship OF tho drug trade In this city.
put Manager Garrett will show thefn
all that no has bowling tcam I'm tho
held. Here's hoping great success for
tho now league.
Following Is tho individual standing
achN6ules fo1. III, .,unolx I: -
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Standing of the Clubs.
ES-DISPATCH LEAGUE

The Times Dispatch League teams
played their regular scheduled games.
and put up some good games Several
their lineup. Some of the new men
made good. Hardwick. q new man
signed by the Slim Jins. proved to he
n wonder al the game. TIE brought the
oow,lcrs to their feet by his classy
rolling Tuesday night. Williams also
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standing OF the Clubs.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE

The Merchants Bowling League is
now rapidly getting in form. The
and are putting mp some good games.
The teams arc very evenly matched,
ana the finish gives promise OF being
a hot and exciting one.
The Richmond Lunch and the Burls
& Co. team have strengthened tho past
week with some strong players, and
the other teams had better keep their
eyes open In the future.
InIIiNlIlIInl Sounding % The IIuHcrs.
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BOWLING TOURNEY
BEGINS MONDAY
(Continucd l'rom FirSt PaEe.)

CONTINUED From First PaEe.)
turned over 10 Secretary doc;z Immediately
after each contest.
IS, All complaints, If any. mus, ba pre-
sentcd to tho committee In charge OF tho
tournament.
IL. All players must DO on the alley at 3
o'clock on tho night that they arc scheduled
to bowl Failure TO appear forfeits all rights
To further participate In the tournament.
Il. If. in cnsa of u tic IN the final round.
an extra round must be bowled. total pins
TO count s.s'
Is. No corrections will be made under ans
is finished. Each bowler must sign his
sheet.
IL Each nowlor entered Will bowl h"e
games. Dowlers making the highest total
number OF pins will qualify for the second
round. the lower half being dropped. This
samo plan Will be followed through the
third. fourth and each successive round
thereafter, until tho winners have bccn de-
tcrn,lncd. tho scores In nil games bcins add
cd together and tho total pins counting.
is. y complete e;nadnE of players must
be posted mt each alley uttor each series is
bOwlcd.
1a An official aecrcr for each alley nrrp,
be appointed before tho Ecrlea hcEirg
90. no player Will he allowed 10 roll any
two series in succession nj the rninn alleys.
u. 1'laycrs must alternate ut NIL times on
an alley nf;er each frame. as no hvc-franlc
samcswiil he permitted
-, Tho ruie5 of the National IIowlins AS.
soclation VIII govern this tournament when
not in conflict with tho ahovc rules.
Interest nj Fcvcr Heat.
Bowling will be continuous except on Sat
urdays. The schedule for each day will be
printed In Tho Timct- Dispatch. together
with the standing OF tho players. and such
other features nv may develop during the
course OF the tournament. There Ia un,ail
need 10 speak OF the Interest In the tonrna-
ncnt. Every bowler In Richmond viii be
on hand Monday nsht with friends There
Will be such roofing as has never before
hccn heard any alley.
Three medals will be Elvcn.-onc to the
man WIN hniRlea with the highest totni
score. one to Tho second man, and one 10
the third man. In addition. the alley man
ayers wIll give n cash prize OF 81 to the
man Innki:is tho highest score each night
during tho tournament. \ souvcnI, OF The
occasion will be gEcn each man entered
whether he comes in for OF tho other
prizes or not Nhcscthrr !, looks brlSh,
Tor Honic good Bowling, revous records
should 80 tumSing. and somc .Ikc.y mate
rial developed for representing Richmond
Il, the two big tournaments to he held In
Chicago aud Paterson y. j., respectively.
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AMATEUR BALL
GIVEN A BOOST
CONTINUED From First Paeo.) I

Continued From First Paso.)
each team In tho city Will have It's
own park.
Official nulle,in.
Tho firJt official bulletin iseucd by
Secretary Hooper. of tho commission
follows:
Official weekly bulletin of the ANA
teur Baseball Commission OF Rich
mond up to O'Clock Saturday night,
January 1912. The following con-
tracts have been recorded by tho SOC
rotary of tho commission:
Capital City League-Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company
w. II. Walden. G. B. Southwark. NJ. r.
Tignor, j. J.. Ridenour Jr., W. /. Rex,
Emmett Poore. G. C. 1-carman, c. A.
Morgan. ". a. Erich. D. Q. Clark. C.
E. Cummins, =. Hamilton, George
II. Black. manager.
Teh following release has boon given
by tho Southern Fell Telephone and
telegraph Company:
C. G. Pcarman. unconditional.
Accepts 0nio.
The following letter, typical of tho
man who made a most excellent official
last season. accepting the Office for
another term, has Just been received
by Secretary IIooper:
john RI. Hooper. secretary:
FOUR favor apprising mo OF my re-
election to tho presidency oe tA,- Cap
ital City League. afforded mo great
pleasure. though feel that bcttor
selection could have been made. and
probably should have been 1t is an
added honor TO be reelected I'll do
my best for everybody to the best
interests OF thelcasuo and hope to
improve (like old winc) with age
Sincerely yours. I
CtI-iS. w. EATON
a letter has been rcceivdo by Sec
rotary Hooper from W. s. Scamons,
Jr., manager OF tho Alcos, requesting
that. 20 possible, his team be allowed
to play in the Capital City League,
instead of the other class a. league
to be formed The letter will DO taken
up by the commission ct tho meeting,
January 1G. y meeting OF the Capital
Cit? League Will be held on January
II. at tho Railroad Young Mems
Christiln Association. Schedules and
other matters will he considered The
new form of contract has been re-
ceivcd from the printers by Secretary
Hooper and have been distributed
among tho managers OF tho different
teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
naltImorc Fighters Win.

New York, January 6.-Thrcc Balti-
more fighters appeared IN Il local ring
tonight and won sthoir lights. Young
britt sent Young Ketchcl, ot Mite
llains. down and out in tho last round
Of Il scheduled ton round bout George
Cheney put Young Eyer. Of New York.
Williams beat Dainty Lewis, OF New
ark. in thelr en.round cnEn snmcut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Thorpe's Work

Thorpe gave about az fne An exhi-
hilton OF tenpin bowling at the Palace
Alleys. or Thursday. as will DC seen
around these "diggings." and If his
to do In the elimination tournament.
Tho Timos-'Dispatch might Just as we'll
take his measurement for that gold
medal. In elsht consecutive games he
hit the maple Cor tho following scores:
22o, 23S, 223. 21e, GIG. Eli, 1876, Gag, an
average! of 210.
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Gibbons to Fight nlllon.

Especial 10. The Times Dispatchl
Los Angeles, CAL January g, bout for
wc!icrwelght champion between Mike Glib
bons. the St. Paul lighter, and Jack Dillon.
of Indianapolis. IS being arranged by Tom
McCarcH. tho Coast promoter. Dillon has
accepted tho terms, aud McCarcy is await.
Ing "a favorable reply from Gibbons Me-
Carey wants TO stage tile bout on February
=
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MORAN ANXIOUS TO MEET
WOJ.GAST IN ANOTHER BOUT
[srccinl No Tho rImcs. ,,,snatcb

New York. january Observation-Disclosures
the fact that Ad Wolsast has already dc
feated him for the lightweight champion.
ship. Owen Moran, tho English fighter, 10
going after his conqueror again. To-day bo
accepted terms for lights In San Irr7lncisco
with Tommy Murphy and "one- Round
iiignn. and II successful In these contests
will DO pitted against woIGnst.
Before 5gning TO the coast Moran :. will
meet 90 {SMaRrot In a twcnty-ronnd fight a,
Kew orleana February Is. Z. 4
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Richmond team. has extended TO tho
various club owners tho privilege or
doing their spring training ut his
grounds. William T, Mccullough nc
cepted the offer in behalf OF his Pitts
burg club.
The league Will moct again in ton
days. when the eighth member OF tho
circuit will DO decided upon.
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THREE MASSIVE STADIuNIS
TO BE OPENED IN NEW YORK
IspecIalao III. Tirnc..r,,..n,ci,,

T.2ViC III TO TO IlIl:rs .DlsIUtrll.I q '.EF1
Npw York. January G--Thrce massive sta
diurns, which whom Completed; win house
1000 people will be open to tho rana of
Greater New York this year. Tho Giants,
Iilltoppers and Trolley Dodgers all viii
have new plants. That Of tho Giants vii,
eost Si,e0. COD; the HIshanders' new park.
$4,000. end "Ebbet,s FIeld,p tho home; OF
tho ErooklYn,. $4,000 4
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cHIvINGroN nE-ELEcrnp.
American Association Fixes Presidents
Tcrnl OF Office MT E!Xc Ycnrn.

Chicago. H. January CAS- re-
ward for his efforts In securing 4
higher classification OF that organlza-
tion. tho American Association. in ~
Chivington president and fixed his
term of Office at five years. A16S-gama
schedule was favored. The season will
open about April IL.
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-iciory for LcJ,irl,

Victory for Lchish.
Bethlehem. Pa, January G.--Thc Lc-
fcated the Albright College five 81 10
so tonight.
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DUCIkrIN LEAGDg
AT PALACE ALLEYS

The Palace Duclepin League has necn
organized to bowl series of fifteen
weeks. beginning January . and clos
ing April IT. The rules regulations
and schedule governing Same follow:
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IluIer Of LenRue.

and schedule governing Same follow:
Itules OF League.
I. Name---PalaCo DuciSpin League.
.. Teams arc to be composed OF three
men and two Subsututes--that is. any
team may have five men on its LIST, tho
captain having tho right to uso any
thrco men.
3. Any captain Wishing to change tho
pcrsonnel Of MS team must report Same
In writing to manager OF alleys at
loast twenty-four hours before gamcs
are to DC bow1cd. stating nano OF
players dropped and those signed.
q. 80 player can DO member OF
more than one team.
teams. as follows: Alcos. Palace. Rich
mond Lunch. Remington No. II. Colts
and Pro-Phy-sTol.
6. The captains OF tho several teams
will constitute the board of governors.
and will decide all dlaputes
z. a foul Judge must no on tho line
at all games. and rules governing Same
S. All games must no started not
latcr than $3.50, unless by mutual con-
sent of the two captains.
?. II team has not tho required
number OF players on tho ALLEYS in time
to start scheduled game., and no post
wIi he deeiarea forfeieG TO- team E EamS
TO bowl. should the forfeit.ng team
he completed In time for the second or
third games. they may compete for
10. All games will DO rolled on We'd
nesday nights and on alleys and g.,
and . and Z and 3, as per schedule.
III. Teams will start on alley desiE-
mated. and alternate each succeeding
frame.
u. In case OF n tie score. each team
Will roll complete frame.
10. Each team VIII deposit SO with
tho treasurer as n guarantee TO finish
the schedule. such money TO DO divided
In prizes at close of series.
"A. The schedule will consist OF Nf-
teen weeks, running from January 10
10 April II
10. Each team will be required to put
IN It's money on night OF first schcd-
uicd games.
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inlamei countenance Happy he
would be. thought Nat. If Roland were
to be delivered into his hands that
night. lie owed the world grudge
just then and needed nothing more
than an object to wreak his vengeance
upon. well. I'll stake you to good
long look" he add sweetly.
"Ah-h. don't you try to be SO funny!
You might get hurt"
Pete seemed to be suddenly electri-
fed by Roland's manner. "Here!' he
interposed. "Whajuh mean by that?"
And. relinquishing bis grasp on the
door. he reeled between the two and
thrust his face close to Roland's
"Who're you talkin' to, an'way?" he
demanded. truculent
Nat stepped forward quickly and
grabbed Pete's arm. That's all right.
Pete" he soothed him. Don't get
nervous. Roly wont hurt anybody"
The diminutive stung Roland to ex
ASPIRATION. why. curse your he
screamed and promptly became mar
ticulate with rage.
"Ah. ah, ahv Nat wagged reprov
ing fore6nger. Naughty word. Roly
Careful or you'll sour your chewing
gum"
Now, say! Do you think"-
At this juncture Pete drowned his
words with an incoherent roar. having
apparently reached the conclusion that
the time had now arrived when it
would be his duty and pleasure to eat
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ITO BE Continued

ITO BE Continued
Papers Sometimes Necessary.
Mrs. De Fash. on Where's the morn.
ing paper? Mr.. De F.-What on earth
do you want with the morning paper?
Mrs. De Fashion, want to see II the
play we witnessed last night was good
or bad.-New York Weekly.
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and the description Just tits, ar. ,Mor'
timer Henry"
Just fits Mr.. Mortimer Henry? But
what has that
"Ah. don't you try to seem too darn
innocent" Roland snarled. "You can't
fool mev'
A light dawned upon Nat, and laugh
ter flooded his being, although out
wardly he remained imperturbable-
merely mildly curious. But his I'm
gers were itching.
$50 you think I'm the absconding
cashier. eh. Roly"
"You keep away from Josie r you'll
find out what think" Mats placid
ity deceived Roland. who drew the
wholly erroneous conclusion that he
had succeeded in frightening his rival.
and consequently dared a few lengths
further in his TRADE. "Why. If was
to 60 to- Mr. Lockwood and tell him
you're Mortimer Henry, alias Nat Dun
cam
THAT will do" icily. THAT will be
all for this evening. thanks"
Are you goin' to quit chasin' after
Josie?"
"I'll begin chasing after you If you
don't clear out of here"
"You better agree
Just there the storm burst. Ten Sec
onds later Roland. with a confused
; impression Of having been kicked by
n ,,,,lo ,,ioiyod biycoIf nm ont of tho
dust in the middle of the street and
stared stupidity back at the store.
"Here's your hat, Roly," called Nat
Tossing him the hat, Nat turned con.
temptuously.
He paused in the middle Of the store
and felt of his necktie. 1t proved to
be little out of place, but otherwise
he was as immaculate as was his won't
He reviewed the encounter and laugh
ed quietly.
"There's no cure for fool" he
unused.
The telephone bell reused him from
his reverie. He went over to the in.
strument sat down and put the re-
ceiver to his ear.
Hello" he said. "Oh, hello, Josie!
What's that? That's right, but I'm
not used to it yet. you know. Well
I'll try again. Now-ready?"
He schooled his voice to a key of
heartrending sentiment. Hello, dar
ling. How's that? Told your father!
Told him what? Oh, about the en-
gagement? Was he angry? Oh. he
wasn't eh? What did he say? Wasn't
that nice of himp'
Conscious Of slight noise in the
store, he looked up. A young woman
had just entered. She paused just in
side the door. smiling at him little
timidly.
Without another word to his fancee
Nat put down the telephone and hook
ed up the receiver.
Betty" he cried wonderingly.
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'em!"
Pouring generous dose Of raw
whisky into the glass. he lifted 1t to
his lips and threw back his head. But
the heavy bouquet of the liquor was
sitting in his nostrils, and the first
mouthful of it almost choked him. In
a fury he flung the glass from him SO
that it crashed and splintered upon the
floor. Great heavens" he cried, ~
don't like the stuff any more! But
his gaze fell upon the cigar case-"l
can have a smoke. That'll help some!
With feverish haste he snatched a
cigar from the nearest box, gnawed
off one end and, thrusting the other
into the alcohol lighter, pulled vigor-
ously. But to his renovated palate the
potent fumes of the tobacco were no
less repugnant than the whisky had
been. Half strangled, he plucked the
cigar from his mouth and stamped on
1t.
"Oh." he cried wildly, "1ll BELL be
damnedw
He paused staring vacantly at moth
lIS. .Aul cNcli theil uoNSh Wv "h'
good God help me. I've forgotten
how to swearv
To him in this overweight state
came Tracey, numbering cheerfully in.
his mouth shaped for a whistle. AT
sight of Nat he pulled up as If hit by
a club.
"Evenin'. Mr.. Duncan. What's the
matterY
By an effort Nat brought his gaze
to bear upon the boy and comprehend
ed his existence.
Saint you feelin' we'll, Mr.. Duncan?"
"No-rotten"
'What's the matter?"
"Nothing." Nat shouted ferociously.
Anything l kin
"Now
At that instant Kellogg appeared.
"Hello, Nat! What's been keeping
you? I came down to bring you home
to supper"
go to blazes with your supper!
Keep away from me! Don't talk to
me! l don't want anything to do with
you. d you understand? You and your
COMPOUNDED systems have got me into
all this
He caught sight of his hat abruptly.
ceased talking. grabbed the hat and
jammed it on his head, muttering, then
started on a. run for the door,.