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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
ONE SKILLED PHARMACIST
And a Few Assistants Certificates Grant
ed by Vermont State Board.

Secretary Dan f. Davis of the Ver-
mont state board of pharmacy this morn
ing announced the outcome of the ex-
animation conducted before a meeting OF
the board in Montpelier July Q. A Ger
titicate of skilled pharmacist was issued
to Henry c. Mcdonald of Lee, Mass.
The latter viii be employed in Vermont.
Assistants certificates were awarded to
Lionel Mathieson of Barre, Fred B. Dwi-
nell of Lyndonville. and Howard w. Van
Loan of Chatham, n. Y. Reciprocal GER
tificates were granted to Gennaro Ber-
ardinelli of Massachusetts, and Fred
Beauchamp. Mr.. Berardinelli is phar-
maeist employed at the Barre drug store
in this city, and Mr.. Beauchamp is to
be EMPLOYED in Rutland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
FALSE PRETENsEs CHARGED.
Ira B. Burns of Burlington Accused al
Turner's Falls, Mass

Turner's Falls, Mass, July 23--Tra b.
Burns of Burlington, VT, was before
Justice Leary of the district court yes
terday, charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Burns, it was testified, claimed to be.
long to fraternal organization having
a lodge at Turner's Falls, and went to
some of the members of the lodge and
asked for money, which was advanced.
Later, Investigations were made and
Burns arrest followed.
He was fined SIS. which he was unable
to pay and in default was sent to Jail
for 30 days. 1t is alleged Burns worked
the same game at Greenfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
FATAL CASE OF PELLAGRA.
Occurred in Orleans County Three Weeks
Ago, 1t Is Now Reported.

st. Albans, July est is not general
ly known that fatal case of pellagra
occurred in Orleans county three weeks
ago. it being the first in the state. so far
as known, except those reported in Rat
land county last fall. Observations and
a description of the Orleans county case
have been written by Dr. f. J. Melville
OF this city at the request of the state
board of health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
SAW DANGER COMING
SO Some of Passengers Jumped Before
Donkey Engine Hit Car.

New York, July 23.-Twelve persons
were injured and many more bruised in
the Bronx yesterday, when dummy en-.
gine, used by contracting firm building
a block, eollided with union trolley
Tcar at crossing. Five of the injured
were taken to hospitals in serious con-
dition, among them the flagman at the
crossing. The force of the collision
turned the trolley car completely around
and threw the engine from the tracks.
Several of the passengers, who saw the
engine bearing down upon the car, es-
capped by jumping.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
President Taft is Sounding Sen
timent Among Senators
PRIOR TO TAKING A STAND
The President Is Inclined to Favor Re-
peal of the Act, But Still He Would
Like to Discuss Proposition
With Senators.

Washington. d. c., July %. President
Taft indicated to the Republican lead
ers in the Senate to-day his, wishes to
know their views about repeating the
Canadian reciprocity act The president
did not indicate that he absolutely fa-
vors the repeal of the act, but he let it
be known that if the Senate leaders IA
vored such measure he wanted TO dis
cuss it with them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
WANTS TO BE FREED.
Ieper Isen Declares He Will Return TO
Russia at Once.

Buffalo, n. Y, July 23.- Bacteriologi-
cal tests made yesterday confirmed the
diagnosis of the city and state health
officers that Sam lsen, the Russian inn
igrant taken into custody on Sunday
night, is leper. sen came here from
Bay City, Mich. where it is said he had
been confined as a suspect. He is now
isolated in ward at the Ernest Wands
hospital and will remain there until tie
health department determines what the
city can do to relieve itself of charge
that it considers does not fairly belong
to it. If the authorities at Bay City re-
fuse to take Isen back upon their hands,
an effort will be made to have him de.
ported.
"Let me go and will be out Of town
and on my way to Russia in "a hours"
said Isen yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
TOOK AN APPEAL.
After Being Convicted on Charge Of
Keeping Dog Without License.

John Congdon of Merchant street. who
was arrested some time ago on charge
of keeping a dog without a license, ap.
peared in city court last evening to an.
swer to the charge The respondent had
made prior plea of not guilty. but
Judge II. w. Scott found him guilty of
the allegation and a fine was imposed.
Congdon took out an appeal to county
court and viii appear at the fall term.
He has retained William Wishart as his
attorney. The dog alleged to have beer
responsible for Mr.. Congdon's arrest. is
said to have snapped and even bitten
students and faculty, members of God
dard seminary.
The case against Mrs. Clementina Alb.
biati. charged with Illegal selling, was
continued this forenoon to July 80
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
STARkSB0R0 MAN
DIED OF SHOT WOUND
Milo g. Wright Was Injured Nearly Two
Months Ago and Lewis Purinton, A
Neighbor, Is Held As Accused.

Burlington July %. Milo g. Wright,
the Young Starksboro farmer, who was
shot, it is alleged by Lewis Purinton, a
neighbor. during an alteration over
property, June 2, died this morning at-
the Mary Fletcher hospital. After an
autopsy by Dr. B. II. Stone, Purinton
was held for Addison county court.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
LABOR LEADER GETS NINE
MONTHES' IMPRISNMENT
John Mitchell, Vice President of A. F.
Of L.. Convicted of Contempt of
Court, Has Appealed. $4,000
Bail Furnished.

Washington, d. G., July %. John
Mitchell, vice president of the American
Federation OF Labor. was to-day sen
fenced in supreme court to nine months
Imprisonment for contempt of court,
growing out OF the Bucks Stove and
Range company case. An appeal was
taken and $4,000 bail furnished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
GENUINE PEOPLES MOVEMENT.
Thus Roosevelt Describes the 0rganiza-
ton of Progressive Party.

New York. July 23.- Colonel Roose-
welt to-day received the provisional coun-
ty chairmen of the national Progressive
party of New York state here, after
what is termed as "the muster of the
new guard, called by provisional state
chairman Hotchkiss. The colonel made
a succession of brief speeches to each
county leader and said this new move
ment was a genuine peoples movement
and that exDemocrats and ex- x-Republi-
cans will work together.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
SENTENCED FOR SPYING
INTO BRITISH ARSENALS
German Had Notes Regarding Guns Un-
der Construction and Other British
Possessions and Sentenced to
Imprisoument
Imprisonment.

Edinburgh Scotland, July 23.-Arm-
gard Katl Graves. a German. was to-
day found guilty of charges of spying.
He was sentenced to eight months inn
prisonment. Notes regarding guns under
construction IN the British government
arsenals and other British possessions
were found.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
PARDoNED BY GOV. MEAD.
DR.. Samuel ]. Allen Serving Sentence for
Criminal Operation.

Windsor, July 23.-Dr. Samuel J. Al
len of White River Junction, who has
been for the past two years serving a
sentence of from five to eight years for
"a criminal operation, was liberated from
the Vermont state prison Saturday by a
pardon from Gov. John A. Mead,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
NO DISORDER TODAY
And There Were No Developments in the
New Bedford Strike.

New Bedford, Mass, July 23.-No dis
order near the several cotton mills not
affected by the weavers' strike was re-
ported this morning, and the II mills
which suspended operations when the
strike was declared, remained closed.
More than $4,000 operatives are idle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
LoRIMER TO DEFEND HIMSELF.
At Reception to be rendered Him by
Friends in Chicago Tonight.

Chicago, July ga public reception
will be rendered William Lorimer to.
night by his friends. 1t was announced
to-day that Mr. Lorimer, who will be the
principal speaker at the meeting, will de-
vote his main remarks to a final discus
sion of his case in the United States Sen.
ate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
GRANITEvILLE.

Washington camp, No. 1923, NJ. W. of
A., will give a progressive whist party
and dance at Washington on Thursday,
july 25, at s p. m. Ladies bring supper
box, to be sold at auction. Everybody
invited. Per order entertainment com
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23

Mrs. Walter Kenton returned this
morning to her home in Moretown, after
spending a few days with friends in the
city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight. Wednesday increasing
cloudiness; warmer; south to southeast
winds,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23
Mr.. Howe's reply was as follows:
"Jiily O. 1912


"July 0, 1912.
Hon. M. J. Hapgood,
peru, VT
"My Dear Sir:
Yours of the Sth inst, inguiring as
to my pre-eonvention campaign expenses
and as to what my attitude will be as
TO publishing a statement OF the cam
paign expenses before and after election
is received. and as | have no secretary
| answer in person and with pleasure
"My pre-conyention expenses are as
follows:
"June l5-To teIephoning to Mont
pelier Argus requesting them to
announce that | was not candi-
date for nomination ..., so 90
"June l5--To teleph6ning Hon,
Charles d Watson, urging him to
be candidate for nomination, Of
fering him my support and in
forming him that | was not
candidate ...s......-.....,.t.. %
"Total s.............. SO Is
81 will publish my campaign expenses
before and after election as you suggest.
Trusting that my attitude in this regard
will meet with you approval, | am
"Yours sincerely,
"Hariand B. Howe"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23

Regular meeting Iroquois tribe, No. l6,
tonight at 1880. Business of impor-
tance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-23

Roast beef dinner tomorrow, 1880 to
! 80, at the Hub
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-06
Civil No. 5.s06.
Ex-I'arte.
ANGNCIO DE SUBASTA

Por cua1lto, en veinte del pasado mes
de Julio, f;t Corte de Distrito de San
Juan dicto una Orden autorizando ST
cinio Vizcarrondo Montgrand para
que, por medic del Marshal de esta Cor
te. venda en- publica subasta la tercera
parte proindivisa que poSee su hija me-
nor de edad Manuela Vizcarrondo y
Acosta Ell la tinca que Sc describe asi:
Solar cOmpuesto de las unidades elm
cuenta y nueve sesenta sesenta y uno
de la manzana Y del plano de urbani-
Zacion del Condado. sito en- el site del
CQndado citado mide ounce metros
de frente al Ocste en- lindes con el Bou-
leyard Luchetti; ounce metros al fondo
al Este en- indes con los Sres. Behn
cuarenta cuatro metros cincuenta
centimetros por la derecha entrando al
Sur lindeS CON los SreS Behn cnaren-
la y dos metros veinte y cinco centime-
tros, por la izquierda Norte en- lindes
on solar dc d. Dami5n Piz1, antes Sres.
Behn dando csas medidas una superb
cie de sescientos cincuenta metros Sc
senta y uatro centlmctr0s cuadrados
Entenditndosc que q precio mlnimo
de la yenta la de ser el tie dos dollars
, cincuenta centavos por metro cuadra-
do.
Por cuanto, ha- sido senalado el dla
veinte ocho de los corrientes para la
celebration dc la subasta
Por tanto, 20 Ell Marshal de la Corte
de Distrito de San Juan hago pnblico
que el dia yeinte ocho de los corrien-
tes a las diez de la manana en- mi off
Gina en- dicha Corte de Distrito Sc lie
vara a cabo la venta en- subasta pubIca
de la tercera parte proindivisa del solar
que antes Sc describe perteneciente
la menor Manuela Vizcarron-
do Acosta, adjudicandose al
icitador que hiciere meior pro
posicicion advirtiendose; que no Sc
admltlra proposition por precio infe-
rlor dos dollars cincuenta centavos
por metro cuadrado; que la entrega to-
tai del preclo en- efectivo Sc hara EN- ell
acto de la sub basta; que sobre la fnca
cuya participacion Sc SAGA a subasta no
pesa grayamen' alguno y que ell titulo
de propiedad de la fnca Sc encuentra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-06


brara dos esplendidos bales los dlas IA
y 15 del corriente, en- el domicilio de la
sociedad.
Su digno presidente don v +. Ro-
drlguez Y Ortiz ha tenido la amabili-
dad de iuvitanos.
Ell presidente del Casino Aiboniteno,
don Ramon Flores, Sc ha servido invi-
tarnos los bales de sociedad que han
de llevarse a efecto los dias 10 Y IL del
corriente, en- celebration del aniver-
sario de la fundaci6n de dicho circulo So
cial
Quedamos muy reconocidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-06

Ell la Secretaria de la Corte DISPOSE
cion de quien desee inspeccionarlo.
San Juan, p. r. seis de Agosto de
mil novecientos doce.
Jose Labrador,
Marshal de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-06
iCONSUMIDORES DE MADERAs,

Por goleta americana ANNIE, que esta descargando
actuamente, estaos recbendo de maderas
de pchipen de prmera cadad que vendeemos sobre
lie precios convenientes.
Recbimos tambien puertas de pchipen cpres
Dirfjase la Compahia industrial de Santurce
PEDRO BOLIVAR. S. en- c.
Ecx ~ E&.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-06

Bales en- la isla
Acusamos recibo de la amable invi-
tacion que recibimos oportunamente, pa
IA ell baile celebrado Ell domingo cuatro
del corriente, en- ell Casino Espanol de
Humacao
Suseribia la invitaci6n el presidente
accidental nuestro buen amigo don Jose
Mendez
FL "Circulo Union, de Cayey, cele-
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
FACTS ABOUT THE
CARE OF AUTO RIMS

Just now at the beginning OF the
season. when motorists are again taxi
ing their cars out on the road. many
automobiles are being examined wit
critical eye to detect any trouble that
may have been brought on by tho long
winters rest
One of the things which should be
looked into Is the condition Of the
rims. II may seem like a small thing.
vet rust which is likely 10 collect on
rims druing the months of idlness IL
a real danger.
Rust can always be detected by the
appearance of the beads of the en-
velope. When the beads show a
strongly marked yellowish stain It ii
evident that the ire has not been
properly cared for. This stain is moth
ing else than rust which forms on
the rims and is deposited on the bends
OF the tire. If it is allowed to remain
St VIII destroy the tire, for it will
slowly but surely eat away the fabric
Moreover, the edges OF rusted rims
viii become more uneven every day
Many suggestions on the proper
care of tires. tubes and rims are in
structively discussed in the two book.
"Bibcndum." issued hy the MicheliI
Tire Company. of Milltovn. New Jer
soy Copies will be mailed free L
motorists on request
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
JOHNSTOWN
HAS EASY WIN
Hit Three Wilmington Pitch
erS for l3 Safe sneS and
Run Away With Game
CHICKS HIT WELL
BUT HELD BACK

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa May 1O-Johns-
lown defeated Wilmington with ease
yesterday. IA to 4. Both Whining
ion pitchers were wild and were bat
tcd hard at opportune times.
Wilmington scored two in the first
tnning ON Marhefka's pass, sacrifice
by Fritz, a hit and steal by jackson
and Ketter's error. The Chicks
made another in the third on Harts
walk. Jackson's life on an error and
1herre's single Wilmington's last
Two runs were made in the fourth on
81 double by Brazelle, singles by Mar
hefka and Fritz. and Jackson's out.
.Johnstown tailed three in the first
ON Hollands walk, singles by Fink
and Follansbee, Marhefka's error and
Two bases on balls. Two bases on
balls and Conns double produced two
more in the second. Three more
came in the third on a single by ket-
Ter. an error by Fritz and singles by
Holland and Follansbee.
Conn's walk. McClelland's double
and Kettcr's single gave JohnstoWf
rwo more in the fourth. Newton
pass aud home run by McClellanc
made two more in the fifth. Johns.
town scored her last run in the sew
cnth on Finks single. another by Fol
lansbee and an error by jackson
Score.
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
Here City Leagues BoxngSpoH Odds and Ends
EARLIER GAMES
AT HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 10--On the
return of the Senators from Whining
ton, May 16. after three-game series
in Trenton and Wilmington. all
games on the Island Park grounds
will be started at o'clock. In adj
dition every effort will be made by
the home club to put snap and vim
into the game. giving the patrons a
fast contest devoid of drawbacks and
long waits between innings.
There is a general move over the
circuit to pull off quick snappy
games. President Carpenter in his
instructions to umpiros includes a
provision for laggards and gives tho
umpire power to do most anything
to get snap and action into the
games.
Keenan,, who ofliciated here IN the
last game, is an umpire with the
right idea He called the men to
their positions between innings anG
kept them on the jump. If it would
not have happened that Southpaw
Stanley, of Lancaster, was in sucn
good form it would have been one Of
the most enjoyable days.
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
BETHANY is GAME.

Bethany Academy will play the VIII
mington Del. Academy tomorrow on
the military grounds. and viii play
the st. Peters H. S. May is at New
Castle Bethany would like TO hear
from any 1S-yoar-old team in or out
Of the city for games after June Is
Newark II s.. Doer H. S. and ElktoS
II. 5. preferred The lineup is: r
Bioomshold C: r. Gray, p; w. Nc
Louehlin SIS; r. Crossan. 1b; r
Crossan. %; W Brickley. 81; III. Pen
nell. RI, II Gears. II; b. Keith, cfi
Harley Schmidt. manager; Ear
Blomsfield captain Send all chal'
lenges to II. Schmidt. No. 935 Chest
nut street or to f. Blomsheld. No. 426
S Van Buren street
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
BOXING
Late News and Views

Furney Cole has been named ath
letic director of the State Armory
sports and is working hard on a big
bill to be offered at the Armory on
next Friday night Furney now has
Steve Stanley under his wing and
hopes to make of him the best Della
ware boy in his class. Steve will ap-
pear in another rafting good bout at
the next smoker.
Harry (Kid) Chadwick, pride Of
the u. s. S. Utah. knocked out Young
Wolgast, of Brooklyn, n. Y, in the
second round at the National A. c..
Of that place. on Saturday. Before
entering the ring Harry tipped the the
scales at 126 pounds and Wolgast at
141 pounds.
Tommy Calvin, Kids present train
er, also holder OF the bantam weight
belt of the Atlantic Fleet, announces
that Harry is as clean and clever a
little fighter as he has ever seen ster
into the ring, and that kid has a great
future after his time expires.
Kids next match will be with
Joe Ford. the boy wonder of Gray's
Ferry, whom he knocked out on Sep
tember 8. 1911, in the fourth round
Kid is spending a furlough with hil
parents at No. 206 Jefferson street.
Steps were taken today to bring tc
Attoney-General Carmody's atten.
tion, the action of Referee Patsey
Haley in declaring Jim Stewart, oil
Brooklyn, the victor over "Gunboat'
Smith OF California in ten-rounC
bout at the National Sporting Club
New York, last night. The State Ath
letic Commission has decided that tn,
granting of a decision is a violation
of the new Frawley law Haley's ac
was the first decision granted in th'
city in ten years.
Hearing that the Wolgast- Cross
match fell through, Matty Baldwin
wired the Garden A. c.. of New York
that he was ready to meet the ligh
weight champion. The challenger ono,
got credit for a 12-round draw Will
Wolgast.
Mike Gibons st Paul's sensationa
welterweight, and Sid Burns a new
conner from England have beef
matched for a ten-round bout at Mad
ison SQUARE Garden on May 81 Th
men will weigh in at 14S pounds at
o'clock on the dav of the fight. Eddi
McGoorty. the Oshkosh middleweighi
will meet the winner of the Gibbons
Burns bout two weeks later.
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson afte
p second invasion of Australia is a
home in New York today He says h
was fairly successful in the Antipode
and he wants to meet Eddie McGoort.
and Frank Klaus.
Digger" Stanley, bantam champion
Of Great Britain and France. who wa
recently outpointed by Frankie Burns
Of Jersey City, and Tommy o'Toole. O
Philadelphia. wants to "come back
His ambition Is TO knockout Johnn
Coulon. Of Chicago bantam champio
Of the world and Stanley's manage
saws he'll give Coulon every reason
J able inducemeut 10 get the boys tc
gether in the ring.
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
MARRIES GIRL he
SAVES At BALL GAME

A romance that began last summer,
when Herbert l.. Aft, "a years old, OF
2O1O Passyuunk avenue, saved Miss
Bessie Murphy, of 1947 South Twen-
ty-first street, Philadelphia, from in
jury at baseball game, led on April
"a to the marriage of the pair at Will
mington. Announcement Of the we'd
ding was made yesterday by the Rev
George l.. Wolfe.
All was a member of baseball
team, and Miss Murphy was one OF
the spectators at a game in the sub
urbs. A wild pitch sent the ball in the
direction of Miss Murphy and Aff,
with his cap. DETECTED its course.
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
CHESLEY IN PHILADELPHIA.

Chesley will go to Philadelphia to-
morrow to play the West Philadelphia
High School team. Although the West
Philadelphia High has a speedy ag-
gregation Of ball players, the Chesley
team is in position 10 give them 3
stiff game. The following players will
make the trip to Qulkertown:
Catchers Harkins and HOBBS: pitch
ers Donovan. Jinx and Johnson; Otis
Koiferberger, 1b; Eerrisan, 2h; Evans
IS. Thorpe, 3b. McCracken, Wilson
Kcnworthy. felders. There are a mum
ber of utility mon
Evening journal., 1912-05-10
Sporting Gossip % 70 foss;6s. si.
Let's Get &aN 9n6 Or0ono0nf
Together ~i'~ >Os"i'NsAS
LET'S Get
Together

AS usual while the world was going
merrily on about its business. Mr..
Tyrus Cobb was on the job. Only four
times at bat and four hits, one a two
bagger and another home run.
Charlie OLeary is out of the big
league. The little black headed in
fielder for years the side partner of
Dutch Schaefer, was released by De-
troit 10 indianapolis.
Today, after many rainy delays, the
Athletics will try TO let Philadelphia
see the worlds championship banner.
Twice the rain has stopped proceed
ings.
Fromme hurled the Reds out OF first
place by being unable to locate the
plate. Eight bases on balls were too
much and in the meantime New York
was doing things to st. Louis.
New York baseball fans we're not
inclined 10 take seriously Manager
McGraw's statement that he did not
intend to use "Bigs" Raymond. the
twirler reinstated by the National
Commission. The fans think It's just
the Little Napoleon's way of disciplin-
ing the eccentric Raymond, and that,
should he show his old time pitching
form, McGraw will use him a-plenty.
Zimmerman's double in the eighth
was the only clout that the Cubs could
collect and IL spoiled Hess chance for
a no hit game. A base on balls in
front OF il gave Chicago its only run.
Dear Dave: A bets B that Mathew
son. of the New York Nationals losl
seven consecutive games during tn,
season OF 1911. Who wins? Rooter.
Il wins.
Dear Dave: A man is on first and
starts to steal second; batter hits q
long fly to left; man on base had
touched second and turned to thifC
base when fly was caught. However
he beat the throw of the left fielder
which was wild, back to first base
Was the runner out because he touch
ed second and II so. what rule GOV
ers such a case? B. T.
Rule SO covers this play. Not out.