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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Wednesday, July %.
q m stmr san Jaciuto. Carlson. 80 hours
from coIunbis river: 1000 feet lumber TO e.
K Wood Lumber company
4:3o a. m.. stmr Arzonan. Patterson, 10 day
S hours from Sslina Cruz. via San Diego 80
hours: g. 600 tons merchandise to Williams, Di-
H'."u M stmr Avalon. Christensen. 80 hours
from Willara harbor; bound south, put In for
a. M. Ger stmr Niagara. Schsu. 10 DAYS
from Shanghai; ballast to STANDARD Oh eompany: PAM.
from Portland via Astoria 81 hours: passengers
and merchandise TO San Francisco and Portland
so =. M stmr Arctic Linder. Is hours from
Fort Bragg: sos,ooo feet lumbeT TO Union Lum-
Der company.
hours from Greenwood: eos. 600 feet lumber 10
L. Z. white Lumber company.
S:l5 a. M. sfmr Caspar. Madsen. 10 hours
from Csspar. $50, 900 feet lumber 10 Caspar
Lumber company.
eos a. m. stmr Harvard. Jepsen- is hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Pacific Navigation company.
10 a. m stmr Eureka Pauisen. 10 hours from
Santa Cruz: merchandise to Monterey Bay Steam
II 20 a. M. stmr Helen p Drew Jchannsen.
II hours from San Pedro; ballast TO l. E. White
10 m. stmr Beaver Mason 81 hours from San
Pedro: passengers and merchandise to San
Frsneseo and Portland ,,;s stesmsnp 1a,s5 sompaeF
from Port San Luis; 11.oo0 barrels oil to Union
Oil company.
$50 D. M stmr Thomas l.. Wand. Petersen.
% hours from Eureka 200, 900 feet lumber to
Fife Lumber company
$40 y. m. sstmr Psrsiso. Jacobsen. So hours
from Portland. via Astoria 81 hours; merchan-
disc to Williams. Dimond 4 Co.
CLEARED
"Wednesday. July 2S
Brig Lurline. Hansen, Papeete via Aberdeen !;
n. Fl. Hickman.
Stmr Bear. Nopander. San Pedro: San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship company.
fnho pav
& Mahony.
stmr Del Norte Sanford. Crescent City; Hobbs
Wall & Go.
stmr Nome City. Hansen. Seattle: Charles
Nelson company.
stmr Harvard Jepsen. San Diego. Pacific
Navigation comp -
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
Especial Dispatch to The c.


SAN PEDRO. July 2s-steamer Coronado ar
rving Passengers and freight for the West Goa ST
Steamship company and $50. 600 feet Of lumber
Steamer President proceeded today for San
Dteso With passengers and freight
After having discharged 400. GOO feet OF lumber
for the Southern California Lumber company.
steamer Aurelia cleared for Redoudo Beach car
ring $50 600 additional feet thence for Portland
via San Francisco 10 reload.
Steamer Mayfair arrived this morning from
Grays Harbo- direct carrying 500 600 feet Of lum-
mineton
Steamer MandsIay discharged 400 600 feet of
lumber for various consignees and cleared tonight
for Crescent CITY to reload taking passengers
and freight fo- the West Coast Steamship com
pany at San Francisco.
After having discharged AIS 900 feet Of lumber
for wholesalers at this port and Redoado Beach.
steamer Hardy cleared for Coos Bay in ballast
10 reload
Steamer Merced VIII discharge mixed cargo
~ $4,000 feet of lumber and railroad ties for
the Charles Mccormick Lumber company and is
scheduled to clear tomorrow for st. Helens to re-
load taking passengers and freight for the Mer-
chants Steamship company at San Francisco.
German steamer Mera of the koemos line will
discharge 1000 tons OF freight from European
and South American ports and is scheduled to
proceed tonight for San Francisco with balance
Arrivals during the night Will include steamer
Muitnomah from Portland via San Francisco.
with LOO coo feet OF lumber.
EUREKA. July 23.-Carrying freight and mail
Of Topeka departed this afternoon for San Fran
cisco -
Steamer Vanguard departed this afternoon with
"a =sengers and lumber for San Francisco and san
Pedro. .
Two hundred cattle were carried away on the
sfesmer North Fork. which departed this after
noon for San Francisco. The cattle shipment Is
onr of the frSt Of the season.
Steamers Necsnicum and Bee arrived late TINS
afternoon The Bee will proceed north TO Puget
sound ports.
SEATTLE. Juir 2S.-Arrived--Britis steamer
Prince Rupert from Prince Rupert: steamers
Watson and Aroine from San Francisco; steamer
sampson from southwestern Alaska; steamer
Dolphin from Skagway.
Sailed-Brtish steamer Prince Rupert fo'
Prince Rupert steamer Bertha for southeastern
Alaska: steamer Dolphin for Sksgwsy, and
steamers Captain A. F. Lucas and Cmatilia ioi
San Francisco.
ASTORIA July 23-Steamers Temple F.. Dorr
Sho@hone and San Ramon arrived Tuesday even
inr from San Francisco and viii load lumber foi
return. 4.
Steamers O. NJ Clark and Northisnd sailed 10
dav with cargoes Of lumber for San Francisco
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.. 5. Branch Hydrographic onice

A branch Of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange il
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard 10 nationality. and free
oY expense. Navigat tors are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete set of charts
and sailing directions Of the world kept At
hand for comparison and reference. and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights dangers 10 navigation and matters Of
interest TO ocean commerce. w. v. TOMB.
Lieutenant. U. S. N, In Charge.
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PICNIC AT SHELL MOUND
knights of America VIII Hold Annual
Affair Sunday

The annual. picnic of the Knights OF
America will be held in Shell Mound
park next Sunday. The following
committee is in charge Of arrange
ments: c. F. Kimban. DR. Louis ia =
cobs. T. Beck. NJ. Volmar, Albert F..
Cohn, F. D. volpe. Victor Kress. NJ.
Trfeber, Nathan Jacobs. w f. Bona
Gina. C. A Boehm. George Devlin, T..
7. Janovitz, z. Stein. w. r. Polaska.
Robert Boehm, Milton Lazarus, Her
man Bauer J. Dworak. Charles Heck.
n valentine. 7. Weder, Fl. Bernard,
Richard Siess, T. Tobias. D. B. Din
meme. F. ". Kleinsmith and H. H.
Chamberlin.
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ALASKA AND AsIATIC STATIONS
SYNOPSIS oF WEATHER CONDITIONS

Heavy rain has fallen in Nevada Idaho and
northern Oregon. At Reno 1.1o inches are re-
ported during the last "a hours and at Summit
l inch. The rain srea appears 10 be moving
slowly nerthward. Thunder storms are reported
ar many pcsnts in the Rocky mountain section
and generous rain has fallen in eastern Colorado.
Conditions unsettled throughout the Missi:-
sippi valley and along the gulf coast At Gal
vestcn more than inch Of rain has fallen. A
maximum wind velocity OF ~ miles an hour
from, the south was reported at New Orleans.
Pleasant weather prevails the Atlantic coast
from Virginia to Maine. There has been no i'm
portsnt change in Temperature except in OREGON
and northern California; also northern Nevada,
where there has been fall 81 Il degrees
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the so hours
ending at midnight July "a 1918.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Inursoay,
win fog: light south wind. changing TO north
west
santa Clara railey-rair Thursday overcast IN
III. morning; light north wind.
Sacramento vsley-Fafr THURSDAY. except
showers In the mountains: light south wind
SAN JOAQUIN vslley-Fair Thursday light nortn
wind. NJ. w..
dsv' high fog In the Aornins: light cast vino.
changing to southwest,
A G.. McApIE. District Forecaster
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sn,, for SO. 900 dam.ge. for alleged

lihel was filed yesterday in the su-
nerior court by Emanuel E. Dias
against Stern Mayer company Dias
alIeres that June 10, 1918. the defend
Nj wrote to the Hobson- Charlton COM
many Of Salt Lake City, for whom he
worked, criticising- his services as ad-
vertising manager ana puyeF. -
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PORTLAND, Ore. July 23.-CarryinG full
LIST Of passengers and all the freight she could
pack the North Pacific steamer Iucatsn left
tonight for San Francisco. San Pedro and San
nIsgo. she carries about 200 passengers.
Laden with a full cargo OF general freight
the steamer San Ramon. Captain Jones arrived
ar Couch street this morning from San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Shoshone arrived at noon today
with a cargo Of cement
In tow OF the steamer 0cklahams. the barken-
tine Lahsins shifted from the port OF Portland
drydoek up TO the Iuman Poulsen mill
Having taken on 2. 600. 600 feet Of lumber al
Tongue point the Norwegian steamer HornleiE
~hlfred IN 10 Knapton today to complete her
cargo with 100000 feet.
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Export, by the Japane.e Liner

The japanese steamer Nippon Maru sailed for
Hongkong aud way ports via Honolulu SATURDAY
with cargo valued at 81 752. exclusive OF treas
rre and To be distributed follows: For Japsn.
<45 S42: China. s132. .562: East Indies. so.Ils;
Korea 81 90: vladivostok. $50. The following
were the principal exports:
To Japan-IO.3s0 lbs rubber. 50 pkgs ma
rbinerr 100 rolls and es leather. ) bales scrap
leg tbar Is bales hose SS cs canned goods. 200
lbs raisius 525 lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs seeds
To China-9. .952 lbs coffee. 2.e35 gals wine.
snd 10 rs cheese 4.51T & canned goods. :. 100
lbs goldfish 500 lbs tea. LIS lbs beans. So 40
lbs salt fish 40 lbs lard 10 cs salmon. - -
nkzS fresh fruits 81 rolls and / leather, rs
IS cigarettes 30 cs boots and shoes. 30 Pkgs
agricultural implements 331 rolls and - pkgs
recenr a-5 pkzs tank material. SOLO lbs tan
hsrk aT cs and bbls oils. 81 pkSs machinery.
J. $50 lbs copper. 6 automobiles and pkgs parts.
sc pkgs drugs. cs typewrlters-
To Fssf Indies-335 cs salmon. SOL canned
goods. TO lbs lard. LILO lbs dried fruit and
--issaz. p1gz machinery.
To Korea-T3o lbs dried fruit, $50 lbs beans,
I2Q cs canned goods
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Transport Service

The Ruford is az San Francisco
The Crook is at San Francisco.
The Logan left San Francisco for Manila
July 5.
The Sheridan is at San Francisco
The Sherman IS at San Francisco. scheduled
10 sail for Manila August )
The Thomas arrived July IL at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

Charles BacbmzBu. = locksmith of soo
CLAW street arrested on a charge or
making burglar tools. was fined Sloo
by Judge Crist yesterday. He paid the
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shinment. fnr south Con.t

The British steamer Coluss sailed for Balboa
snd rar ports Tuesday with cargo laden at this
ror- valued az ST go and manifested as fol
lows: For Panama se.212; Costa Rics. slIl
Colombia s472: Peru. 500: Ecuador sl5- The
largo for Panama included l.31f pkgs rresn
f-uifs 10 pkrs vegetables. 500 pkgs potatoes
and automobiles.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
shinn,entx of OIL

Ut DfH
The British tank steamer Penus was cleared
for No-oran for orders Tuesday with 100000
gallons of refined petroleum valued az slps-a4n-
The tank steamer Maverick was cleared for
Honolulu and KahuIuf Tuesday with 4ooo 600 gal
Ions ~ kerosene and 100 900 gallons OF gasoline,
.llred &c nS2
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PIER DIRECTORY

Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrogrsphie Of6ce. Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. July
% 1918
The time ball or rhe roof of the Fairuont hotel
dropped today exactly at noon. Pacitc stsrd
ard time (l2oth neridienl. ri Sd. G0n. COS.
Greenwich mean time. ". Y. TOMB.
Lieutenant T. s. N In Charge.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

/ United states Department OF Agriculture
] Weather Bureau. San Francisco. July q. 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
Purse for Dead sailors Family

Shortly before the Union Steamship
cOmpany's liner Aorangi sailed yester-
dav for Sydney word was received that
]. I. lie Coca. a member of the crew,
had died in the United States Marine
hospital Of heart disease His ship
mates started a collection for the bene-
$ Of the dead mans family and
within * minutes had raised $3.50
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-17
Dated this srd day of January A. D. 1913.

J. 7. NEMACHECK,
w. B. RAYMOND Chairman.
FINN LAWLER
Report accepted.
REPORT TREASURER.
To the Honorable Board Supervisors of Villas County
Gentlemen
hereby to you a
bursemens 1911
December
Treasurer of Villas County, Wisconsin
A. HALL,
County
Cash State River, 1911.$ a,s97.52
Cchi AHnn Doc 1r+1
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were employed report
with the vouchers thereto with the records
TO we IL e that said report be and
and that the be upon the Of the
County Clerk
FINN LAwLER, Committee.
Peter Hedeen1 report accepted
Dated this 4th day of January, 1913.
RESOLUTION NO. /.
by Supervisor
that the 6a @ Sa 01 l Of s
any county bridge span
thu o FIVE h an De an e as zd
IS hereby directed to procure suitable signs in su
and and each Of them sue the
county forfeiture
each and every violation Of such law coming to their notice
~'~N - = - Signed: ERNEST ALTON
Adopted Jan. 4th, 1918;
Resolution offered by Supervisor
ny the County Board M Of Villas County
highways bridges By the County
letting of such shall publication
the DO ena a all desiring bid will have an
On the 05 ns to s h
for his examination and approval the and legality
Signed: oHAs BAckaT saoa1,.or
Adopted Atm,
RESOLUTION NO.
Resolution by Supervisor L. Metz.
County Supervisors County.
Wisconsin, that the official
Deeds the of Three Thousand Dollars ($3OO0OO John
Clerk Of the Circuit Court the Five Thous
Thousand Dollars ($1ooooo) Bradford County
Clerk the of Five Thousand Dollars ($5O0O0O)
Gahney, Coroner, $5OOOO;
Frank A. Hail. Treasurer
ol e osq eps eo sho in the S
Attorney the One Thousand Dollars ($ooooO) be
hereby approved and accepted
Dated this 4th day of January, 1913
Signed: J. l. METZ,
On motion the of the committee and
On motion the board took until 1880 o'clock NJ
by the chairman All members
For the consideration OF $1oo dolar) E.
decided to Villas county and of land adjoining the land
now owned nlo BY the county as a gravel pit
the Hennepn Bridge Company of Minneapolis the
OF five bridges taken by the board H
before the board in the interest the
Geo oConno district attorney the county
are tax in Villas Mr. M W. Toreson
Engineer, also was present
After considerable discussion
SO called contract void and had effect.
withdrew 10000 price fixed
the called contract and for extras amounting
thereafter submitted to the board offer sell the
to Villas county for the of $50OO0O The
forth in proposal set forth and follows,
PROPOSITION NO. T..
10 the Hon. County Board of
Gentlemen
The undersigned hereby submit you proposition
County Wis., follows, 80
River Section eleven Township east
Township II north 10 twelve
twelve on section
~ township AZ north range 10 east
10 east for the Sum of Five thousand dollars
It being understood and hereby that
the payment TO the Undersigned OF said sum- that the under
signed transfer the said bridges to Villas County
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right and title which the
under
was signed by certain members of the Villas
reinquish
the Villas
construction the
THE HENNEPIN
BY L. H.
The above proposition this day
passed by the County Board
consn the undersigned being authorized
this acceptance of the above proposition.
Villas COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
w. Pinch,
Chairman of County
Authorized
Accepted A,
Said offer and proposal thereupon by
by the adoption of the following voting
a.
Resolution Offered by Ernest
WHEREAS it is necessary County on
County Highway
River Section North and one
Section Township Al North
(12) foot bridge Muskrat
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|er Sc "a, we're en-
|iGing that those
are exempt with
+ Vitae and Eagle
the average per
Formal and college
| more than three
y in some school.
mr.
IaiSl in the school.
h the libraries is
p, dated June 80.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-17

Cash Hand ................. 29158
Paid of Wisconsin
Paid out for Teachers Retirement Fund 4371
Paid State of Wisconsin Suit Tax 1900
Paid State of Wisconsin Fines .............. 57722
s12O,8433O
State Of Wisconsin,
County Vilas-ss.
Frank A. Hall, duly deposes
that the
fees received by him
County. December 31st including
31st 1912, the his
belief.
FRANK A.
County Treasurer.
Subscribed before
this 3rd day Of January A. D. 1913.
FINN
Notary Public Villas County, Wisconsin.
My Commission Aug.
To the Honorable County Board
Gentlemen
Your committee to whom referred the report the
County Treasurer of said county with instructions
LAWYER and W B. Raymond accountants
said report and vouchers thereto with the
Office Of the Treasurer OF said county beg leave to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-17

VERNE Dyer Examnatio a, standings srd Grade
Burt Bake, Examination End Grade
Margaret Mccormick, Examination srd Grade
Lulu IN Nemaehesk l1 Examinaion Grade
eannel Papers sf from Iineon Co 5ra Grade
Edna Edna Hansen Papers from Lac Co. d Grade Grade
s Leone Mack sS apf ssnd Sandnss
Frances Small, Papers from oneida ~ Ind Grade
Vivian Lawrence Papers Oneida Co. 5p d Grade Grade
pRsGs s fsS% oneida Co
wish my appreciation Of the wav the Ro.ra l.
@ muay beee pupils agsntn and
hoe to have this the year thu history
Very respectfully,
! ptpopr -, -, County Superintendent of Schools
County, Wisconsin ~ . WAS
ao~s az rss s nnsa
office from January J. 1912 January 1913 o. the
". 3. RAYMOND
i Register Of Deeds
To balance uncollected last report ..s $3.50
i Instruments from l. 1912 to jan +
By County treasurer as per
By r Esafssts bills .. 's5 5s54
ss55.n ss55.71
State of Wisconsin,
Register of Deeds Of said county being
3 staten mt Of p receipts
January 1919 his knowledge
w. B. RAYMOND,
. Register of
Subscribed and me
. this 4h day of January, A. d. 1913
! FINN IAWLER
i Notary Public, Villas County, Wisconsin.
My Commission expires Aug. s..
To the Honorable the County Board
i County, Wisconsin
i Gentemen:-
i Your committee whom referred report
Register of Deeds
said
in the Office of the Register
records the Office of the County Treasurer
leave report:
That said said com
with the vouchers thereto
County, and find said be particular
We therefore that
adopted that the the of the
County Clerk
! j. T. NEMACHECK,
! FINN LAWLER, Committee
l. T. NEMACHECK.
i Accountants
. January
i Report accepted
! ANNUAL REPORT
the Honorable the County Board of Supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin.
Gentemen:--
hereby the of the Clerk
Villas showing all receipts and disbursements of the
County Clerks Office January st 1912 the close of
December 31st 1912.
Money in the State Bank of Eagle River jan 1st 1912
Received redemptlons 4oo3.4o
Received for redemption fees 1880
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Accepted Jan. 4, 1913.
RESOLUTION NO. 4,

SAID oHer and proposal was tnereupon accepted the
Dy the adoption OF the following resolution all members
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-17

,,,rd of super p
5o' clerks / Office hs
niI U.s.. Jan. 4th,
v ~ ~ the chair
voc dispensed
/ county officers
scloolss,, ,.-.oosin
8uDl
ssr consideration
I.a,tory aud . shows VS.
.5 mi of people
n secure more
+,- s and a county MY
ibis report. w e {
Il a5tIdren and fit
Is possible for
. !, y hat much of
,.t teachers and
y ~ country schools
erfs equally goo e1I
11ry schools WI, VIII
u On the average
than in any pre-
NESTS in spelling,
tbosa contests
\ other schools to
TTinning contest
grnty school fair.
i school work Oh
raI public.
one district but
effort made to
! srge number of
the best interests
,olrhern part Of
loof, hotter
70 compare with
Where there are
i would seem
n advise 8 single
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-17
RESOLUTION No. 4.

Dated this 4th day of January, 1913
Motion adopted.
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That employed
County,
to be particular.
We therefore, said be
adopted that the the
County Clerk
j 4. NEAACHECK,
LA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
AtlantanS Still In at Augusta
Carter, Orr and Ramspeck Win

n UGUsTA, GA. July 3.-Ideal
~ weather conditions prevailed
and there was a large gallery
on the third day OF the South At
lantic tennis tournament here. The
semi finals in the ladies' singles were
completed and the finals are being
played to-day. In the lower frame
Of the semi-fnals i'm ladies' singles
Miss AdRer defeated Miss Perry. e.,
So. The winner plays Mrs. Robert
Johnson in the finals.
The following were the results
Wednesday in the mems singles.
Erwin defeated Fletcher, 60, 6-1;
Carter defeated E. s. Warning. g.
81; Ramspeck defeated Garrett, Ga
rs. Erwin and orr had played two
sets when darkness interrupted. En-
win won the first set, Ga and orr
won the second 6-3
The following were the results in
the mems doubles:
Harper and White defeated Horkan
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
Star Athletes Will
Perform on July 4

At 9:45 Fourth Of July morning the
| first call will be sounded for the first
heat Of the first race OF Atlanta's first
big track and field meet at Piedmont
Park under the auspices OF the De-
partment Of Fairgrounds.
Thanks to the untiring work OF
Joe Bean. manager of Fairgrounds,
the affair needs only good weather
TO be a tremendous success In the
nine events that will be run there
are 175 entries or course this does
not mean 175 entrants, for there are
many Implications but any way you
figure IT, it will be the biggest meet
ever held In Atlanta
This steepleChase event VIII start
at the top OF the hill at jackson and
Tenth Streets, and the course viii
extend down the hill, through the
lake and back to the judges stand.
All contestants will be expected to
furnish their own numbers.
on account OF the large entry list
two events will be called at a time.
Here ~ the order Of events:
1OO-yard dash. Trial heats.
Pole vault. Shot put.
10O-yard dash. Final heat.
Running high jump. SSO-yard run,
Running broad jump 44O-yard
dash.
Hammer throw. Steeplechase.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

and Nixon, 6-3, 6-2; waring brothers
defeated Nurnberger and Roseman,
GO. 6-3; Brlnson and Granch defeat
ed Lee and 7. Cumming, 60, 6-3;
Ramspeck and Orr defeated Wilkins
and Russell, 6-1, SO; Kennedy and
Capers defeated Barrett and Evans,
CO, GA: Gary and Sims defeated
Stratton and VonSprecken. 60. SO;
Hall and Parks defeated Birkmire and
Gully, 81, 6-1.
Consultations: A. w. Harper defeat
ed Ransom 6-1, 6-1; Stub defeated
Harris. 60, Ga; Wilson defeated J.
Cumming, rs. 2-8, So. Sims de-
feated Purdy, GO. Go; Ferris defeat
ed SchweeTs. So 4-6, ga; Capers
defeated Bredenburg, GA, 6-S; Wright
defeated Averill. so, ga; Birkmire
defeated Johnson, 6-1, 6-3.
The following are the results of
Wednesday mornings matches:
Mems Singles-Parks defeated J. c.
Harper, 60, CO.
Ladies' Singles-Miss Perry defeat
ed Mrs. Milan. 6-3 ga; Miss Adger
defeated Miss Emily Thomas, Us, So.
Mems Doubles-Garq and Garrett
defeated Reynolds and Wilson 6-3,
60. Kennedy and Kennedy defeated
Mu!herin and Hatch, 6-l, SCI; Brand
and Ferris defeated Cumming and
Houston by default.
Consolations-M defeated
Branck 1-6, 6-3, So.