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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Summons.
Tn tbe Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for Polk County.
No. 1903.

In the Circuit Court Of the state ol
Oregon, for Polk County.
No. 1908.
Henry G. Campbell, PlaintltI, V: Wv
ian Jordan. Pearl Jordan. GLADYS
Jordan. Ethel Jordan, Vearl Brown
Row Brown and Edna Brown. MI
nors. and also all other persons OF
parties unknown claiming an!
Tigbt, title. estate, lien or Interest
in the real estate described IN the
complaint herein, Defendants.
To Vivian Jordan. Pearl Jordan,
GLADYS Jordan, Ethel jordan y ear, ear.
Brown. Roy Brown and Edna
Brown. minors. and also all otnei
PERSONS or parties unknown clam
inc any right. title. estate. lien q
interest in the real estate deseLloeo
in the complaint herein. defendants
above named; n.
In the name Of the state on os
0on. You are hereby required 20 q ~
5ear and answer the complaint NE.
sosinst Won in the above enill-sl
Court and suit within SIX weeks Ilol-
he date Of the first publication q
his summons. % Wit: on OF oe-ol.
~ ~ 7t5 5av Of Nav. 1913. and II yo1
Ell 81 - answer the said compliant
fo- ' rant thereof the plaintiff VII
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
TO BUILD NEW PARSONAGE
Evangelical Society Lets Contract
For Home For Pastor.

At meeting of the trustees of the
United Evangelical church society of
Dallas on Saturday night the con-
tract for the erection of a parsonage
for the pastor was awarded to Bar
ham Bros, contractors, and the con-
struction of the dwelling has begun.
1t is located on the society's lots on
Church street adjoining the church
building and will cost in the neigh
borhood of $1280. 1t will have
ground dimensions 26x42 and will be
two stories in height, consisting of
six rooms and fitted with all modern
conveniences. 1t is expected to be
finished in six weeks.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Notice to Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given to whom 1t
NAV concern. that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator OF
tbe Estate of Harriet Osbum. deceas-
eJ bv the Hon. County Court Of Polk
Comfy. State Of Oregon. and has
qualified therefor: all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified TO present the same duly item
izad and verified as required by law.
II the undersigned. at the office OF
Walter l. Tooze. Jr.. Lawyer rooms
: and @. National bank building. Dal-
las Oregon. on or before six months
nom the date hereof. and all persons
I--awir. themselves indebted to SAID
..fs+a are notified 90 call and settle
the same az once
Dated al Dallas. Polk county. Ore
.- tri. 10Th dav Of April. 1913.
Rd. OSBURN.
Administrator Of the estate Of Harriet
O-buru. deceased
WALTER I. TOOZE. JR-
+-orrev for Estate. 4-l7 7-l'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Summons.
tbe Circuit Court of the State OF
Oregon, for Polk County.
No. 4203.

ia the Circuit Court OF Ihe Ota'e Vi
Oregon, for Polk County.
No. 1903.
henry G. Campbell, Plaintiff, "
Vivian Jordan, Pearl Jordan,
Gladys Jordan, Ethel Jordan,
Vearl Brown, Roy Brown and Ed-
ma Brown, minors, and also all all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
10 Vivian Jordan, Pearl Jordan,
Gladys Jordan, Ethel Jordan, Vearl
Brown, Roy Brown and Edna
Brown, minors, and also all other
persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real estate descrb-
ed in the complaint herein,-de-
PENDANTS above named:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gOn You are hereby required to
appear and answer the amended
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled Court and suit with
b six weeks from the date of the
irst publication of this summons, to-
Fit; on or before the 18th day OF
June, 1913, and if you fail so to an
swer the said complaint, for want
hereof the plaintiff will apply to
paid Court and take a decree against
fou as prayed for in the said com
plaint, TO wit:
l. That you be required to set
Forth the nature of your claims IN
lnd to that certain parcel OF land
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner of the Samuel L. Campbell and
wife Donation Land Claim, Notl-
fcation No. 2273, Claim No. GA, in
Township 8 South, Range 5 West
Of the Willamette Meridian, IN
Polk County. State of Oregon;
running thence North 28.75 chains;
thence East p chains; thence
South 2S.75 chains, and thence
West p chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing 7l.87 acres
more or less.
1.-The same being the real estate de-
fcnbed in said complaint, and that
j adverse claims which you or any
u YOU may have thereto may be de-
'ermlned by a decree of said Court.
= That by said decree it be de-
Jared and adjudged that you have
10 estate nor interest whatever in or
o said lands or premises, and that
be- title Of the plaintiff thereto Is
eood and valid; and
3 That YOU be forever enjOined
and debarred from asserting any
t-alm whatever in or to said land or
aHy part thereof adverse to plaintiff.
ND that plaintiff may have such 9th
q relief as may seem meet with
equity.
iHis summons. BY an order of the
l..L.rab-e !. William Galloway, Judge
- NE above entitled Circuit Court,
ale az chambers in Dallas. Oregon.
.9 The 9Th day Of May. 1913, Is serv-
p upon you BY the publication there
"a once a week for a period of SIX
-seeltIre weeks Immediately prlor
l. U las 18th day Of June. 1913. in the
- lounty Observer, a newspaper
general circulation printed weekly
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Support For University

Support for the University Of Or
egon in the coming referendum fight
is coming from all quarters of the
state. An organization has been
formed to urge support for the state
university and it is expected by those
enlisted in the movement that the
appropriation for the institution by
the legislature will be approved when
the matter is put 10 vote.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

May 15 will be Home Coming day
at the Oregon Agricultural college
the first annual event of its kind
ever held by this institution. Form.
er students and friends of the col.
lege from all parts Of the state will
visit the school at that time. A big
excursion is being arranged from
Portland.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Call for Warrants

Notice is hereby given that all
Polk county warrants presented and
endorsed "not paid for want of
funds" will be paid upon presenta-
tion at the Office Of the county
treasurer. No interest will be allow
ed after the date of this notice.
Dated at my Office in Dallas, Ore,
this 9th day of May, 1913.
TRACY STATS,
500 Treasurer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

The harness race program for the
state fair. Sept 29-Oet 6. has been
completed by the state printer and
will be distributed at once. The big
features Of the fall racing viii be
the 5000 Oregon Futurity, October
/. and the 5000 Lewis and Clark
purse the following day.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Old Violins.

People have inquired where they
could obtain fine old violins. / have
the finest collection of violins on the
coast. Prices range from $50 to
$1,000. If you have a violin | will
allow you a liberal price in exchange
for one from my collection. Lessons
given in Dallas on Thursdays. o. r.
Janovsky, McMinnville, Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
For Sale.
On farm at Oak Point

On farm at Oak Point:
One driving mare, buggy and har-
ness, together or separate.
l 2-seated surrey, extension top,
rubber tires, good condition.
l truck wagon.
/ cycle incubator
set (double) buggy harness.
spring tooth harrow.
l bureau, golden oak.
l dressing table, golden oak.
! cradle.
If NJ. II. RICHARDS,
RID. l, Box - Independence, Ore.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

The Fidler ,. 10 and , Cent store
carries everything that is necessary
for the repairing Of old shoes 80 that
the work can easily BE- done at home
4 call a. the store will convince
vou. $40 Main street. Dallas. Sc
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Summer Weather

We will have summer weather be-
fore long, so get those Dainty Sum-
mer Dresses made NOW and be
ready for the warm days. Challies
and other soft clinging materials
are much in demand this year, with
the heavy lace bands for trimming.
Some are using the new Bulgarian
trimmings and Bands.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

The Observer has added Satisfact-
ion of Mortgage to its stock of legal
blanks. Notaries and Attorneys may
now secure them in any quantity de-
sired Phone orders for legal blanks
given prompt attention.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
New wan PAPER DESIGNS

If you are thinking Of making
your home beautiful within. good
taste viii suggest a visit to the Dun
gan Bros. store. the wall paper
headquarters. so Washington street,
Dallas. New stock Of pretty designs
that you ever saw, Just received. q
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

at Dallas, in said County.
The date of the first publication
of this summons is May 9th, 1913.
OSCAR HAYTER,
1861 Attorney for plaintiff.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

Dallas Wood and Coal Yards, w.
L. Barber, proprietor. Office phone
334; residence 663. IF
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

Legal blanks for sale Al this once
The evening world., 1913-08-30
OTTAWA ENTRIES.

cONNArGiiT PARK. Ottawa. Ont
Aug. @,-Thc entries for Mondays races
arc ~ follows;
'nrlrnr. Rip Van wlnlie. iD7. Allan COIL
-; Pstp ltgin, 100; Tar Michael, iiY. inJo'
lsro,, li2; Fathom. ne.
SECOND RACE Purse s0CO; all prr,, Nr.
and half fur nnsS. --kty der,.ena M, Uoip,
ioi; Three Link, io2 Sir BiaLe, ITO: shet.
woSd n, Pan Ylrcat. IT'S.
THIRD RACE Purse s4CO; thre-. yea. old.
ard upward Canadian foalei; one NILE -Aus,sr,
lN; Puritan Law. 100, tD Battie sona, 100
q, calumny 100; Amberi.s, 100; Tropssoum
ia: Burssr, IA
al Gortnan entry
foi'ETh RACE-Purss $500; time ven, old,
aud unNnrdt one niile.--voltA. iO6: Ondran,on,
10 T',rN.; Bill, lea Maiamont. los Media
COZ ~, Snol obund, ii2i Tactics. liz; Apia,ter
iia: Dynamite, iIS. ToS,on Field. lid.
FIFTH RACE Purse $500, threr. year olds ,os
Arlington, 90; Moonlight. 100; '0nd Da,
90, sc'bueE. iOi; 'Ssaxaty Lad, 100; .Wood
ust. loo; senator Sparta. i07; Lady Rsnkin
;0s.
siSTH RACE -rur~ $3.50; thrv. yssr.old. an.
up'std seN7g ok frrlo1ss 'GsNrgr Harms, OS
the tosS> i0ii III Mole, tO1. Hsricom,. iO'
'-lohn. its. tom 'sisp. los; Back nsy, ina
'yo.k,nls AZ; 'iok iAd. ii8; Merry Lad
80. 49, s:!::.!s & s.s:: Ia s'ass. 'G..,
CA.sf iO.; fathe'ula, iCo, Quesd. 100: 'Inci,
lou. luz. Willis. los,
sEVEhTu hArE-parse ssOoi ,hrss.ye.r.oit
and aps,ri; .asias. one MILLS. --.his nppsr, u
.Issfari, IS; 'kaliih Lpd, "; Fairy uodn 4 hs
US; .ySa Holland. tD:. 'ui,, Jonah, IO2, q
Isr.s.r.' ioi; Hsid,msn, l9I; Love DsSA 10
.AfseaiIes slipssars cisia1A.
n lf..1k last. $50 /. i 4
The evening world., 1913-08-30
MANY TRADES AMONG
BALL TEAMS THIS YEAR.

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 1-Exclu-
slve of those players obtained by
major league clubs from minor league
teams through optional agreements, 2o2
players have either been traded or pur-
chased by major league teams from
each other, or from minor league teams
during the last year, according to IA
list handed down by the National Base
ball Commission to-day. A large ma
jority Of those represent purchases
from the minor leagues, some OF these
players not having yet reported to
their teams. All trades or sales from
Aug. 10 to date are included.
The American League carried on the
honor. 1oi players coming to them
during last year. while an even lOu
either sntered the ranks OF tho Ma
tionai League or viii when the deals
or trades will have boon consummat ted
The Boston Nationals lead In mer
obtained. Twenty three players ne"
10 the Boston National team have
been contracted for during the abov'
mentioned period. Cincinnati Gomez
next with twenty-onc. Detroit Is thirt
with nineteen. while the others are a.
follows;
,. ,,,,ra e. ST. Neg Tout. s'y H,,,S A%s'',1,
ii 'a.'os s"sIis.I, - NJ ks:si".S q,
Ssss yas N.,iop,S 4 iSalsarli'dis National.
4; ph,njs,phia Amehetns, =.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
Travers Gets Good Score
In Practice for Golf Title

dlcap list, Isl players were e'isible to
compete for next weeks United states
amateur title. That fi5 OF them should
enter and pay their fee IL remarkable
showing.
Not a. many changes have been made
In the way OF adding hazards TO the
Garden City course for the national as
most folk imagine. The fact is traps
have bean so,ns In there so steadily for
half . dosen years that not much re.
rnninea needful. the hrst. third anu
fourth holes have been changed most.
At the hrst tail. grassy mounds have
been added to catch topped drives. One
end Of the bunker at the third has been
elevated to catch poor tee shots. New
hish mounds on the fourth fa!rway will
penaiixe short players. Irregular sand,
pits have been placed In front OF the
tenth green. while the sand traps be-
tween the falrway ana green ut the
fourteenth have been enlarged. At the
sixteenth, a. ~ the third. the bunker
mas been raised ana two pits cxcavatet
on the green.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
KESSlER ON SCRATCH
IN SMILE HANDICAP
At BEACH TONIGHT
Newark Rider Gives Field One
and a Half Laps Start in
Test for 24.Hour Race.

Martin Kesslsr will test Ne ability A.
specdstcr tonight at the Brighton
MotordrOme In tho feature event In the
last series Of sprint races previous TO
tho big Neutrality-suspicious. race which
starts sunday night At 10 o'clock and
ends at the same hour Monday night.
Kcssier has been entered a. scratch
man In . fivs.milc handicap. competing
against Aicrcicr. Lambert. Krebs and
Saycr. Tho Newark rider will conccde
4 handicap Of one And half laps TO the
bunch and 10 ret homo first will b.
forced to travel at . forty-sec0nd CLIP
from start to finish.
The Newark rider. with his team.
mates. Paul Ohne and George Sperl. are
cons(oercd the NEXT best team to Chap.
pie. At. Yves and Haxan In tho twenty.
four-hour race. The dArk-horSs COM
bination In tho race In the Costcllo-Co
Msruier outfit. thia trio having 80 per.
fected their teamwork In the past few
days that they have a good chance fcr
the big end OF ths $3.50 stake.
The evening world., 1913-08-30

Jerome d. Travers Is leaving no s'o"e
un,urn.d 10 prepare himself for ~
omen amateur championships thAs s's''
Monday, when ne viii be called on 70
defend his title against ~ OF 'ne
country's leading golfers No'"''
standing Ills thrss-month campaign III
tournaments the champion vent Gown
"a Garden City early In the ~ssH Anu
began conditioning himself for inc "'s'
sest amateur event OF the year
The Upper MOntciair player hao nus
strokes working In good order yes'eruA'
an, covered the difiicult Garden CAY
course In 4 pair OF 'gs.
chick Evans. who ID heading Sne
wes,ern contingent, also worsea ~
.o,nc needed practise and d'l stShtssn
ho,,. In the afternoon in 70. Many
other prominent performers were s''o
on the ground and ,urned IN sooa
scores dsspits the unfavoraois wea'ne''
Tears are expressed that ape
M,tcheu the noted English amateur
800 arrive from England in time TOT
,ha title matches, Mitchell was ea'
ncrted here early In the week, but nc
uora has been received from him. AND
there are fears that he missed his ooa'
and won't arrive before next week.
| $3.50
rh. members Of the solhnE k'ndsfSar
ten which has lately been cutt'nH WIZ
.va,h IN the East. came to the fron
Yesterday at the Van cortlnndt fasl
links. where the semi-hnais ana nnals o
the annual Greater New York champion
shin were held. Theodore Warner. a6e
e,rhtsen years, New York Club won y
The semi-Gnais on the nineteenth mol
ana In tho lnaia lost the title TO Wi'i'An
u. Patterson. scottish American cnain
Mon. only on the twentieth hole.
Then the youthful ioesi professions
Toe sylvester. took q hand BY lowerSn
the course record one stroke 10 u
J The former mark was ssAplished lu'
one year ago by Elmer Lawns. who la
spriug turned professional and made
leading showing three weeks ago anon
! homsbreds In the mstropolitAn OPEN.
r |
Aseerdins to the revised national hal
The evening world., 1913-08-30
Two Recent Deaths in Ring
Cause of the Present Ban
OH Big Fellows. .,
Bv John Pollock.

VINCE the recent death In the prise
ring Mt Vernon. Cal. Of John
- "Bull" Young. the cowt,y heavy
weight. there seems In be A growing
opposltion asains. matching these big
fellows. Closely following the declarA-
tion OF the msteht.akers OF clubs At
k.nosna. Wis. and Racine. Ind. that
they have barred heAvywesshts from
appearing at any of their shows, word
reached here to-day from Australia that
the big fellows have also been scanned"
from ever appearing again In bouts IN
that country.
snowy Baker. the hsht promoter "
Australia. whW supplanted Hugh No
lntosh as tho premier nanaeer 81 nst'c
battles In the Antipodes several rnouth0
ago. la . cablcsram 10 Al Lippe. the
local manager OF fighters, says that in
accounts Of the deaths Of McCarty and
Young In. the prize rings OF America he
has decided not to use any more hetvy-
weights In Rghts ana viii only put of,
middle weights and iight~elshts.
Llpps has been engaged by BAhsr "a
bring Frank Louahrey and Charlie
Thomas. both OF Philadelphia, and Jsn
smith. the Bayonns middle weight, Il
Australia for fights. Lippe and hi.
three lighters win first go to Patis anu
on Feb. I leave for Australia.
jim Barry. the Chicago hsAvyweieht
has got himself In trouble In Australia
He recently assaulted q younk man "
an argument over q cigarette. knocking
out four Of his teeth. Barry was Or.
and fined 80 and costs oy
Judge at sydney. n. $. W.
|
The evening world., 1913-08-30
W|SHART AVERAGES
Is MILES AN HOUR
IN ELC|N ROAD RACE
Daring Driver Takes Early
Lead in Contest for Ma
tional Trophy.

EtyCsIN, H.. Aug a.--Ths Acratchins
Of two Nybergs and tho Dcitai sen,
twelve hiy.hpowered racing machines.
driven by the cream OF American road
drivers. to the starting line In the fourth
race for the Elsin National Trophy and
a cnsh prize of 81. 40 TO tho winner.
The conditions are tho same as yes-
terday --thlr,y.six laps over the Kane
County road. n distance ~ 3oi miles.
$40 miles. Tho revised entry, car and
driver. In the order Of starting:
Case. w Endicott: Mason, Ricken-
bscher: Mason, Mulford; Mercer. Wish
art; S,utz. Anderson: Marmon. Dawson:
Mason. liaupt. Keeton. thurman, n. I'm
dlco;t. relief driver; Vclie. Henning;
Mercer, Dc ralmn; lsotta, Grant. Err
win-5pecial. Bergdoll.
The crowd was tho largest that ove-
attended rood race ut Elgin, the
grand stand being ian,rnod and every
foot Of held around the course pncAed
With humanity,
Tho cars Wers away ito q pretty
start. On the AIRS, lap lttakchbacher
In MS Mason. was out with a bent
crank shaft. .Spricer Wisl,Art, In a
Mercer. drove like mailman. His
irs, lap In col gave him the lead on
time una no passed milford AMI Bill
Endicott. die drove tho fastest lap IN
the history OF the course. the second
| time around doing the eight mile, 2.O3G
| feet. IN 6.3s. an average OF 1855 miles
ItR m "A ~ "A nd his m
The evening world., 1913-08-30
SEC. DANIELS IS EAGER TO
HAVE ARMY.NAvY GAME
PLAYED THIS SEASON.

WASHINGTON. Aug. D.-sccrctAsy
Daniels expressed himself as heartily
In favor OF the Army-Navy foctetli
game being played this year as usual.
He added that while lie had called .
conference on the subject he did Dot
intend b dictate. az
He declined b. give any opinion ~
to where he thought the game sh0uid
be played. But I think We shoubd
have the game" he said, which hee
become q national event. and 10 LOOKED
forward to with much pleasure and,ia.
terest by thousands. Questions 0f. ~.
tall as to number and method a. 1ie-
tributins the tickets. I think. should b
kicked out of the bsckdoor and AeS ~.
lowed to stand In the way
The evening world., 1913-08-30
Heavyweight Boxers
Losing Popularity
In All Parts 0fWOrld
LAST HITCH REMOVED
For WELSH . RiTChlE
BOUT, cARDED SEPT. 20.

VANCOUVER. Aug. 80. - The
WORLDS championship rnntch between
Freddie Welsh and willie Nitotiei
reached one step nearer consumn,e-
ton yesterday. when the last hitch.
save for the posting OF forfeits. WAS
appssAatly removed, and nov tho
bout laems assured for sept. %. Tbs
final Mitch was over the payment OF
the 'fcferee's fee. The promoters
turned the matter over 20 John r.
Robinson. who hes been handbag
the publicity for the bout. Robinson
evolved a plan Tor the payment Of
the No without working a hardship
On any body. and ap concerned
asresd to the new schsns. Robin.
son drew new contracts and ar
ranged FOR the posting OF $i2.eoO FOR
feits to-day. Welsh ~as questioned
by the hsht promoters Yesterday.
and insiAted that no would 20 on
and vas In good shape. II ne aad
bis manager. Harry Pollok. fall TO
come UP with me money to-day an
attempt will be made to match
Richie and Leach Cross. who Is due
| TO arrive early to-day.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
NEWSB0YS' HOME CLUB
TO HOLD GAMES MONDAY.

One OF the most interesting SpefoA0
events on Labor Day will be tho ath1suo
games OF the Newsboys' HomA oiuo.
Staten 1salnd. The prosra mme u svsats
win start on at ten IN the morning with
a gan,e OF baseball between teAsn1 81
Boys who sell papers on the Brooslyn
Bridge and Williamsburg BidsA u the
afternoon track and held sports end
swimming races will hold the centre Of
the stage. In the different contests The
"Newsies" will he classed according to
age-juniors. Intermediates and senioeo.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
seymour a. PLAY To.Morrov,

cy seymours Stars. with the famous
ex-Gana In his old position In centre.
Held. will be the opponents Of the Lin
roln Giants In the second game OF q
big double header that Manager Nc.
Mahon has arranged for Olympic Field
Tomorrow afternoon SAMMY Smith
the Harlem boy who made q great rep.
utation PHI hing for the Toronto team
OF the International League. and who
was sold 10 the Chicago cubs. but did
not report viii be on the mound fol
Soymours team against Cyclone 10,
Williams, In the flrst game the Lin
coins VIII clash with the kinssbriiy,
Athletics.
The evening world., 1913-08-30
BOSTON,.
Connolly ta.,ed foe Lord in the "a.

Connolly ta.ted foe Lord In the -.
BASE hits--On Allen. 6 In one and 80.
third inninGs; OF Wagner. = In one ana
two.th,rds innings; OF Pferer. . In ~
innings. First base on balls-OR AlSon.
l. or Wagner, 1; OF Pfefrcr. :; 81
Tyler. Q. Struck out--Ry Allen. 4: ~
Wagner,o; by Pferer. 8. BY Tyler =
Three-base hits--f. Smith. Two-base hits
Sweeney (e,, Myer. Sacrifice NM
Maranviile. Sacrifice ny-zinn. stolen
bascs-t'. Smith. Meanwhile. Pa6eed
balls--Raridan. Miller. umpires-Maf-
son. O'Day and Emsi.e. Attendanos'-
s,OOO. ..-. --a. J-..s- ~,
The evening world., 1913-08-30
Harms ana Chaves Box Draw.

DENVER. Aug S.--Frankie Burns
of Jersey CITY. and Mexican Benny
Chavez fought ten rounds TO draw
here Burns was the ayxressor and
had the fight continued for a few more
periods he would probably have gained
the decision. Chavez boxed cleverly.
bu, there was not much steam In his
The evening world., 1913-08-30
women s-. New Polo \. \. BOUTS

Nor. than score OF women were
snectptors At the New Polo -. \. bouts
last night. They saw k,i Ghetto Of
the east sido outpoint While Chandler
In the main bout that went ten rounds.
J.,., Heating stopped larry coyle n
two rounds and Harlem Tommy shaded
Al Thomas.