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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-12-12

Rev. ]. B. Mcbride a great
evangelist from Pasadena, Calf.
will commence a rival meeting in
the Nazarene Church in Burns
Dec. II, 7:30 P. M. Afternoon
meetings will be held at 2:30 p.
M. You are cordially urged to
attend these meetings and enjoy
the preaching Of a man who is
a noted evangelist and has had
wide experience in his line of
work.
Rev. Sadie Lewis.
Married Wednesday evening
at the homeo the brides mother
in this city, Mrs. Vera Welker
and Dalton Gibbs. Rev. DIR. Ben
son of the Presbyterian Church
performing the ceremony. Both
contracting parties are well
known young people Of this vici-
nifty. Mr.. Gibbs being one Of our
prosperous farmers and a young
man who has the esteem and re-
|spect Of a wide circle Of friends.
His bride has conducted the Ideal
Confectionery in this City for
some time and formerly worked
in The Times Herald Office as a
compositor. She Is a most esti-
mable young woman who has
many friends and admirers. The
Times Herald man was not let in
on the secret and this marriage
came as q complete surprise not
only to the writer but many other
friends. Mrs. Gibbs will contin-
ue her business for the present
but no doubt later they will move
to Mr.. Gibbs home on the G. A.
Rembold farm across the upper
bridge from Burns. We wish
them life Of happiness.
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Notice Of Sale Of State Lands.

Notice is hereby given that the State
Land Board of the State Of Oregon will
receive scaled bids until 1000 o'clock A.
NJ. December 20, 1914 for the following
described lands. to-wit:
The wis and Lots /. 2, 3, 4, OF Sec. 30,
r. 32is s. X. sac.
Sections 10 and 80. T. 80 S. X. sea Il.
Sections 10 and 30. T. 80 S. r. 32s. T..
Section 10, VIZ and Lots !. 2. 3. 4, See.
10, I. a3 s. X. 80 l..
The SEN. Eis Of VIZ and Lots ]. 2, 3,
ofsection 10, T. 3s S. r, "a L.
The Nj and Nts OF So and Lots /, 2, 3,
Of Section 16, and all of Section sc,
T. "a 5. r. ~ L.
Sections 10 and 80, T, - s. X. 32is Il.
Sections 10 and 80, T. "a s. K. 1924 Il.
All Of Section 10, VIZ and Lots 1, 2. 3,
OF Section 80. T. 80 S. r. 80 Il.
All OF Section 10. NJ, NJ Of Sh and
Lots /. 2, 8, of Section 80, T. sc S.
Il. 32is Il,
All Of Sections 16 aud so, T. 35 $. X,
329l 4.
All bids must he accompanied by a
regularly executed application to pur-
chase and check or draft for at least
one.ffth OF the amount OF the bid.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
Applications and bids should be adj
dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State
Land Board. Salem, Oregon, and mark.
ed Application and bid TO purchase
state lands"
C. G, BROWN,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated October 20. 1914.
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Rev. Mclsae VIII preach ~ tfe
Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
The county court did not make
the tax levy last week as they
had not learned what the state
tax would be therefore adjourned
until the 2lst.
will do any kind of work you
want done. Cleaning house from
the top Of the flue down is my
specially. My price for the win
ter only 80 cents an hour call
Arthur Stewart. Phone 124.
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Bs., Cough M.aiein. for Children.

Three years ago when was
living in Pittsburg one Of my
children had a hard cold and cou-
ghed dreadfully. Upon the ad-
vice Of a Druggist | purchased a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and it benefited him at
once. find 1t the best cough
medicine for children because it
is pleasant to take. They do not
object taking it," writes Mrs.
Lafayette Tuck. Homer City. Pa.
This remedy contains no opium
or other narcotic, and may be
given to a child as confidently as
to an adult. Sold by all dealers.
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See Salisbury's ad.

See Salisbury's ad.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Hughes, Dec. 8, a daughter.
The Herbert Bell Comedy Co.
at Tonawama all next week.
HARVEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPosITARY
INTiTEs YOUR BUSINESS
Fresh Bread. Pies. Cookies and
Doughnuts for sale at City Res
taurant.
Remington % rifles and cartri-
dges at factory prices at N.
Brown & Sons.
Rolled barley, wheat and oats
for sale at market prices. w. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Tom Allen, the buckaroo prince
from Harney county was swap
ping yarns with Juntura friends
the past week. -Juntura Times.
VIM. Hanley made Juntura a
visit this week while attending
to the sale of bunch of steers
eastern Oregon feeders. Juntura
Times.
The local foot ball team went
to Ontario this week for o return
game which was played yester-
and resulted in a score Of goose
egg" on both sides.
Judge Thompson and wife and
their daughter, Mrs. Ches. Dali
ton, left last Sunday for Portland
and other Western Oregon points.
Judge Thompson attended the
meeting Of county judges and
commissioners in Portland this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Dunsmore went to
John Day this week in response
to a phone message that her
sister was quite i'll. Geo. took
her over and has returned
bringing his niece, Miss Pearl En-
mons, who will visit here for n
time.
j. c. Foley was in this Office
the fore part Of this week and
stated that a nice flock of China |
phesants had come to his farm
up the river and he was pre-
pairing 10 care for them during
the winter. Mr.. Foley says the
quail are quite thick in his vicin-
ity. No doubt the Rod g. Gun
Club will discuss the matter of
caring for these game birds at
its meeting tomorrow afternoon.
A man by the name of Sham
beau was found dead near the p
ranch last Saturday and Coroner
Clevenger was notified. Upon
investigation it was found he had
been ailing for several days and
his death was caused from neu-
ralgia of the heart. He had been
hunting and trapping in that /
neighborhood for some time.
The body was brought to Burns
for burial. The Times Herald |
did not learn whether deceased !
had any relatives in this section
or not.
Fl. w. McHose has moved to-
the brewery. This may sound
rather strange to the many ac-
quaintances Of Mac who know he
is a Godfearing man and a pro-
hibitionist, but he's going to turn
the brewery into a steam laundry
"a wet business but not what
the building was formerly used
for. He has secured a long time
lease on this building and will
be better equipped to care for
his trade. Mac states he will
have a steam dryer in the build
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hsTimes-Fsrald
Local News.

ristmas trees for sale al
ek's house.
Id Tamalas at the Gillenwater
61ry from a until 10 O'Clock
might.
LEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
HTED STATES DEPOSlTARY
& &1NvTTEs YOUR BUSINESS
stly and Geo. Smyth were
b city early this week from
Diamond ranch.
Sale-A small team. har-
and light wagon see c. w.
gg, Hartman, Oregon. as
e. Brown and his daughter,
Ethel, were guests of rel
y and friends in this city
>g the week.
INK Johnson is preparing to
) his home at Prineville the
part of next week where he
spend the winter.
. H. Robins and wife were in
! their Crow Camp home this
\ shopping and visiting their
Inter who is in high school,
b FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
rs. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
boo. THE BANK THAT MAKES
b $sss SAFE" ACCOUNTS
FED.
Is. A. Tupker fell while COM
from church last Sunday and
e her arm. The lady is quite
Ind her friends are hopeful
er speady recovery.
,naburg, Dalton & Co. have
,st complete line of Christ
goods and invite you to call
see when selecting gifts for
Ids.
e guarantee to sell you a 22
or cartridges at catalogue
IS. We have a large direct
ignment of Remington goods
want you to call before order
IN. Brown & Sons.
At Seaside, Dec. 6,
j. Scott and Miss Lena Har-
Such is the announcement
wed at this Office this week.
and Mrs. Scott returned to
land Immediately after the
mony and no doubt will go
lce to their home in Cali
ia. The Times-Herald had
e mention of this event in a
Ter issue. The bride has
a resident of this vicinity
many years and has made
y warm friends. Mr.. Scott
le of the big stockmen of the
and has made good in a
ncial way. We extend the
lyweds best wishes.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND oEFIoR,
Burns. Oregon, November rs, 1914.
Notice 10 hereby given that George W Gates,
oi Drewsey, Oregon, who, on December n, 1910.
made Dehert-Land Entry, No. O5224, for sWlt
sWt<, sec. ~. Town. u g., Range "a Nc. William
make final proof, TO eatabliah claim 10 the
land aboye described. before E. L. Beede, u.
:. Commissioner, AZ his ofiioe, at Dfewsey,
Claimant names ea witnesses;
John y, neede. Clarence welty, Charles II.
wilson. Arthur 4. beede. all OF Drewsey,
Oregon
wM. FARRR, Register.
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sYNoPsIs

Valuable governmental papers are atoion
BY Thompson, follower OF Louboque. In.
ternntlonal spy. from General Love. whom
Loubeque hates. IN Manila. Loves dnugh-
ter Lucille flies 90 steamer TO recover
tho papers In order TO clear the name Of
Lieutenant Gibson, whom ahc loves
Loubeque. tampering with the wireless
ON the steamer. In hurt Lucille nurses
him In en- attempt 10 recover the papers.
Lucille gets tho papers. but the ship IL
wrecked She II caat ashore on a Pacific
island and IL taken by n native chief TO
his hut TO nurse his sick child
The native child In restored TO health,
and the grateful natives dollxs Lucille
Loubeque, also east ashore. tries various
plans "a recQver tho papers. but In vain.
Loube,iue. .nfiied foiNs message
from a neighborlng chief to lure Lucille
away from her fhonds She falls into a
pitfali. ioslns the documents
Loubcquo.s natee nd stcnls the papers
from his masler nnI Lucille takes them
from the native after he In killed by a
Hon. She finds and follows an under
ground paEsnrr IN the Jungle
Lucille falls into the hands OF tribe
OF apo men, whose leader drops n neck
laco OF priceless rublcs. which sho takes.
she ana Loubepue are rescued from the
Island by yacht commanded by Captain
WotbereiL
The giri and Loubeque are set atirift IN
nm open boat by Wetherell after sho re-
pulses tho captains advances. ana he
takes the papers.
Saved by fishermen. Lncilo and Lou
beque are In China. An she passes a
house Loubeque's diary In thrown 20 her
a aal
bound for America. Loubeque RECEIVERS
the papers from wothereil.
(CHAPTER XIII Continued)
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED Stairs LAND OFFICE
Burns, Oregon, November ~. 1914.
Notice IN hereby given that Minnie Fireoyed,
OF burns, Oregon. who. on October ~, WV,
5Wl1, Section ~; sEl<NE54 aud Nkl4skll,
5eetioh 80, Township 20 south, Range * East,
Wilamette Meridian, haH fled notice OF inten-
claim 20 the land above described, before Reg
iEter aud Receiver, at Burns, Oregon, on the
23rd day OF December, 1914
Claimant names for witnesses;
Antoine kEli, Charley Comegys, Charley G,
Couch and William huFgess. all OF Riley, Ore
wM. FARnR. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. oregon, December 9, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles Nielsen,
Homestead Entry, No. 0SS59, for NEi4 Section
ll,Townshtp "a b., Range 80 H., willamette Meri-
dian has filed notice OF intention to make final
hye'year Proof To- establish clam TO the land
above described, before Register aud Receiver
At Burns, Oregon. ON the 9th day Of January
1915.
Claimant names az witnesses.
Oscar West, Joe Willnecker, Nelson L. Pardee,
Albert W. Walter all Of Burns. Oregon.
WIN. FAIRS, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNIrEp STATES LAgD ogFieE,

UNITED bfATEd LAND OTFICkl I
Burns, Oregon, November IL, 1914,
Notice is hereby given that James L. Brooks,
u Drewsey, oregon, who, on April !, 1909 and
cniry Nos. 029S6-674i2, for EI{RIs, Nwt4sRtl,
90. 4; swIzNwI4. Nw5<sw1l. Bee, . and NEN
NE.4, Section II, Township 20 g., Range S5, E,
ion TO make hnai three-year Proof TO esiab
iish claim 10 the land above described before
E. l.. Beede, u. 4. Com missioner, at his once
at Drewsey, oregon. on the 2iat day OF Decem'
ber, 1914.
Claimant names as witnessesi
Clarence w. Drinkwater, John l., bitx, Geo.
L. Baker, William ]. Dunlap, all OF Drewsey.
Oregon.
wM. FARRE. Register,
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i.Tille clnsped her hands delighted
~. her eyes twin stars Of delight nj
the perfect working out OF her dif.
trultIes. Working at night there could
he but cant chance for Loubeque's
recognizing her. II he retained his
secretive habits. and " was usually at
nighttime that he paced the deck
aud left his cabin nlune No position
could more adequately have given her
an opportunity TO search the mans
cabin for the stolen documents and
papers.
The thought OF II fairly took away
her breath. was still ull dominant In
her mIud while she listened 10 the
stewards instructions. She saw i'm.
meilately that her position aboard was
little more than Jest OF the ships
master. for she had little TO do save
bit OF dusting about the saloons. and.
Ia the event OF storms keeping the cap
tnin on the bridge for protracted
stretches fetching him hot tea. She
laughed with him at her position when
she showed herself before him In n
natty white duck suit. which made her
slender fragility more apparent and
more appealing than ever.
That very evening she found the
suit occupied by the international spy.
I.oubeque showed himself at night. not
long after tho middle watch, his tall
form smothered In long ulster. the
upturned collar OF which concealed
most OF his features from sight. She
noticed the bulldog grip with which he
held the cigar between his teeth. Its
glowing end revealing the flame In
his deep set eyes. She knew the ten
slon uader which he labored was prob
Hbly due 10 the disquieting news he
had received at the last moment re-
gardlng her escape.
Every night at exactly the same time
be came out upon the deck. and for
two nights Lucille tried to bolster up
her courage sufficiently to enter the
stnteroom, but always the sound OF
TINT omlnous, steady step on the deck
dlssnnded her. On the fourth night she
felt herself trembling with subcon.
scious knowledge that tonight was TO
be the time when she made her at
tempt Consciously, she was positive
she could not force herself to do II, but
something from within impelled her
feet In the opposite direction from that
taken by the spy. AT the door OF the
stateroom she halted. Loubeque was
moving toward her, silent. imperturb-
able. grim. a fearsome figure. Two
bells sounded. Lucille watched the
spy. His habits were remarkably
regular IN their very irregularity. For
another bell he would not return to his
stateroom.
She turned the knob and entered,
closing the door softly. IL would be
simple place to search. the furniture
being scnnty and Loubeque travelling
without much luggage.
Swiftly sbe worked. turning every
thing upside down and carefully lay
Ing all signs OF her search afterward.
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HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPoSITARY
INVITES YOUR BUSINESS

INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
Timothy and clover seed and
clean seed barley for sale. w.
T. VandeVeer, on Pine Creek.
Address, Drewsey. Oregon.
A meeting of the Rod and Gun
Club will be held at The Times
Herald Office tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. All members are
urged to be present.
You will find all the newest
ideas in millinery at Clingan's.
The ladies of Burns and vicinity
are invited to call. One door
north Haines' store
Ben Brown left last week for
San Francisco where h ? had some
business to attend to and also to
visit his parents. A letter states
the old couple are well and Ben
will return in a short time.
Grain for Sale-We are taking
orders for Wheat, Barley and
Oats for future delivery. Call
on us before you buy and find
out what we can do for you.
N. Brown & Sons.
Mrs. II. c. Levens arrived
home from Portland last Monday
evening and is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wei
come until the Levens building
is in readiness for occupancy
when they will take up their
abode in suit reserved there.
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Having sscertained it would be but a short time
until the Electric Light & Power Co. could take
care of its service Tonawama did not consider the
short interval justified the expense of putting its
plant in readiness Saturday programs will be
resumed in the near future. Announced later.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. Oregon, December 9, l9l4.
Notice Ia hereby given that Alice j. Dahl. of
Narrows, Otegon, who. ON September TO- 1913,
made Homestead kntry, No. 06976. for M
Tow5ship 36 south, Range ~ H.. WiIiamet,o
Meridian, has filed notice ofintontion TO make
ttation Proof, TO establish claim to the
land above described, before Register aud Re
January, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theresa Jetley, o. o. Jetley, H. A. Jetley.
4. l. Jetley all OF Narrows, Oregon.
WM. FARRR, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED sTATRs LAND OFFICE,
Burns. Oregon, November ~. lsla.i
Notice is hereby given that Ole o. Balholm .
father aud heir OF John nalholm deceased, OF
Riley, oregon, who on March 10, 1909, made
Homestead Eutry, No. 0lhse, for SlSsW4,
Swilsk14, Sec. 10 aud Nws4NWs%. section
Meridian, has nled notice of intention
10 make hnal hye-year proof, TO establish
claim to the land above desrribed, before Reg
lster and Receiver, at Burns, oregon, on the
22nd day OF December, 1914
Claimant names an witnesses;
Il, A. Miller, y, U, Peterson, Ulysses I. Rey-
nolds, all OF Burns, Oregon. John T. Fay OF
wM. FARRE. Register.
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Dry cleaning and pressing at
the Burns Steam Laundry. 4tf.
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French Government inspection
will be held through ". !. Jones
at Burns, Oregon, Dec. IS and he
will pay $40 a head for cavalry
horses and SIS per head for ar.
tilIsry hofses tina! will pass.
Horses mast stand fifteen hands
and up, free from bIemishes and
from 5 TO about 10 years old.
Both classes mast be broke.
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WHAT ABOUT cHRIsTMASl
Dread to meet the question don't you? Been think
ing it over for time simply can't make up your
mind to what gifts to give. Why not Account at
the Harney County National Bank? What you
better affordwhat will be acceptable than Bank
Book?
You get your Christmas Bank Books by
Mail. Send list of and for each
HARVEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Burns, Oregon
Homs 8 a. to 3 q. IN.
We per interest in Savings Department
Certificates Of Deposit)
Member Federal Reserve Bank
United States Dspostsy
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Fred Otley was in town the
first of this week.
Good Bread is the staff of life,
we have it for sale at City Res
taurant.
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NEW YORKS MAY LEASE
FIELD AT HOT SPRINGS
RumOr Emanates From the
Place Itself-Chancemen
Watch Dodgers at Play.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. Elliot
Springs had Its pr-tt!est day of the year
to-day and the squad OF New York. not
to mention the six Dodgers and the eight
other big leaguers on deck here. got In
two long drills up in the Ozarks. Rucker.
Reulbach. Allen, Raglan. Erwin and otto
Miller oil the u! ook!yn team took possess
son OF Wilmington Park, the spr. ng home
VI the Pirates. and not only pass d the
ball around but had batting practices.
Ihe New York payers, Caldwell.
Heating McHale, Warhop. Cole. Cr!sA
SchuiS and Reynolds. were in the army Of
bugs that looked on. They did not bring
their Uniforms with them. Boss Chanc.
prescribed n course OF the hot bath and
plenty OF road work, but so pretty is the
weather the New Workers are anxious to
get INTO action. However Coach Tom Daily
knows what Chance wants and there won I
be any active work for the men until they
hit the training camp at Houston The
Indianapolis American Association club Ia
to use the FoGel Field. the spas third
ball field. this spring. But II IS reported
that Magnate Frank Farrell will secure
a lease on the green and initiate Fred
Clarke and Bill Carrigan and direct a
permanent spring camp here.
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JOHNSON THREATENS EXPOSE
WIN Tell Al Abost stahi u Jake
keeps After speaker.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-If Jake S;ahl keeps
after his old pal iris Speaker, asking
the latter to refrain from signing Bos-
ton contract until he has talked with Fed
eral League magnates, Jake Ii 10 have
his entire baseball career exposed. and
the man who will expose It 10 President
Ban Johnson Of the American League.
No one has ever heard before that taers
was anything sensational about Jake
Stahts baseball career except his long
drives over the fences In various base
ball parks. but the Amer can League heal
talked tonight as II he had a lot Of things
to say about Stahl which wouldn't look
well In print and which probably would
block any chance Stahl has to become
manager In the Federal League.
Il W. ote a letter to Stahl." said John
son, after l had read In the paper that
he had cabled Iris Speaker. In the letter
| asked Stahl several questions and de-
manded that he answer them. will wait
until get an answer from him before
have anything to say about his career. II
IL In tue that he has cab'ed Speaker to
give the Federal League a chance I'll have
n lot to say about Jake StRhl. for l have
nursed him along ever since he got into
professional baseball after finishing HE
college career"
johnson was reminded OF the unpopular
deposing OF Stahl as manager Of the Bos-
ton Red Sox in midseaaon last year. soon
after the former collegian had earned 10
much glory by leading Boston to \
worlds championship pennant.
The actual reason for the dismissal
Of Stshl never has been made public"
was said to johnson, "Will you explain
now why he was let outr'
johnson declined to give the inside
story OF the sudden discharge OF stahl.
which caused considerable comment
among fans ana baseball, mon last sum-
msr. Stahl himself has said never
know why the change In managers was
made. "
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MOLE MOVES m0UNTAIN.
Or, NJ Any Rate. htttle Gssppler
Floors Bix One.

PRINCETON. n. j.. Feb. 2l.-That Angus
Frantz 10 . wrestler who will make a
name for himself was demon strated this
afternoon In the annual lnterclass .wrestl-
ing meet between the sophomore and
freshman classes when he threw a man
that outweighed him by rs pounds
Frantz. who Ia u member OF the Tiger
wrestling team, graphing In the las
pound class, was matched this afternoon
against Dillon, member OF last falls
freshman football team. who tips the
scales at nearly 22S. Spectators smiled
a. they took the mat and many OF them
were heard to express pity for the little
fellow. He needed no pity and proved
that he could handle Dillon. He was too
quick and skilful for the big fellow, whom
he soon wore out and then forced his
shoulders to the mat, with a hummer
lock and half nelson. In Q minutes 10
seconds.
The sophomores won both OF the other
bouts In the meet, Hancock thro" .ng Ross
and Gillespie gaining q decision over
scmerts. .