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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09

IA r. ar DIVIDENDS
DECLARED BY RAILROAD
Directors at Their Monthly
Meeting Held in the City
of New York.

BALTIMORE, July aAt the
monthly meeting of the board OF di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD Company, held in rev YORK
semi annual dtvt-
,dends of two per cent on the preferred
stock and two and one-half per cens
on the common stock were declared.
The dividends are payable on Septem-
Der to stockholders or record July
l31, 1915.
The statement of the years opera
lions. considered at the meeting, was
based on actual figures FOR ] months
and estimated figures for the month
Eof June.
Deduction of the preferred dividend
leaves 1929, 935 applicable to the
$152. 900 900 common stock outstanu-
ing. and after payment of the 5 per
cent on the common. stock there re-
mains $635.632 to be carried to sur
plus.
OF the decrease in expenses SIS
627.416 is in conducting transporta-
ton, the ratio for the year being
37.42, compared with 1882 per cent
in the previous year. Maintenance
of equipment expenses decreased ST.
1888, the ratio SO apps-eG being
slightly In advance of the previous
year. Maintenance of way expenses
for the year 1914. carried charge
of S2,112, 900 incident to the 1913
foods. Eliminating this amount IRON.
the total decrease of $3.548s589 1t
shows other maintenance items to
have decreased $1,286, 54o. The to-
tai operating ratio for the year was
1896 compared with 1903 per cent
in 1914
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
FOOD WITHHELD
csv AusoclarGo PRRR0o
In Several Belgian Provinces in
Effort to Force Civilians
TO Work for Army.
rnx Anaee,arre eRl

ROTTERDAM, via London. July 9
1t is reported here that the Ger,
man military authorities In several
Of the Belgian provinces In an effort
to force civilians to work for the
army of occupation have withheld
food supplies sent in by the commits
sion for the relief of Belgium. IN
Malines the supply of food Is said 20
have been stopped because the
mechanics refused to work In the
railroad shops.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
ONE FUNERAL
For Eleven of the Victims of the
Terrible Storm is Held
in Cincinnati, 0.
ssv Aasee,A1Ee raEss,

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-Probably
the most pathetic incident following
the storm occurred Friday when one
funeral service was held for eleven
of the victims. Five Of the caskets
held the bodies OF the members OF
the family OF Never Tennebaum. while
the other six caskets contained the
bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cohen and
their four children. The Tennebaums
and Cohens were closely related.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
BRITISH ARMY STORES
ARE NOW DESTROYED
eav ABsoe,e,ro e.Kan

BERLIN, July 9-Ine remnants
of the British army stores at Arras IN
France. have been destroyed by a
continuation OF the German lombard
ment and by IRE according to infor.
NATION given ont by the Overseas
News Agency today. The destruction
Of the cathedral has robbed the Brit
Ssh artillery of an observation sta
tIon. compelling them to change
their positions, the agency says.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
APPEAL
Taken by Edward Hart from
Decision of Mayor in Auto

An appeal to the criminal court "a
taken by Edward Hart from the decl
ion of Mayor G. u. Gordon. imposing
a fine of $3.50 upon Hart for leayin
the engine In his automobile rum
while the car was at q standstiil
Hart was arrested Thursday by ~
police and tried in police court today
The appeal was taken on the ground
that the city ordinance does not
cover the charge brought against
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
Hollis L /! !
Gone Over by Police Do not
Show That He had An Ae
compIice.

NEW YORK, July Nearly I. 000s
letters found among the effects oe
Frank Holt at Ithaca have been gone
over carefully by the police. 1T was an
nounced Friday and not a single SEN
tence has been found among them to-
indicate that Holt had an accompItce
In his program of terrorism by bombs
and assassination. s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
LUMBER MILL OPENED.

ELKINs. July e.The Warren
Lumber Corporation has opened its
new mill at Raymond, Pocahontas
county. The plant has a daily capac-
ity of $4,000 and the corporation
owns about 5000 acres of timber
land in Pocahontas county and High
land county, va, which will require
about hfteen years to cut.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
GERARD HAS REPLY

BERLIN. July 9.The German
reply to the American note regarding
the sinking of the Lusitania and the
submarine warfare was delivered to
James w. Gerard. the American am
ibassador in Berlin, late last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09

LONDON, July 8
steamship, Giudo,
Archangel. Russia,
coast Of SEQ land
German subn1arine.
.Gutda was saved !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
srEANfER sUNK.

The Wilson line
from Hull for
was sunk on the
yesterday by a
The crew Of the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-09
I!'H||E vy!EAIH:!IE|::IR'l

Eklr HOntef1t and saturday. 50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
THREE TEAMS TIED FOR
SECOND PLACE m LEAGUE
Watt Shipp Gauntlet Sill.
Maintain Position at Top
Of Column

As result of the basketball games
at the Y. NJ. G. A. gym last night be
tween the teams OF tne Commercial
league, three are now tied for secoad
place with a percentage of 800, and
the race grows in interest The first
game was won by the Bishops from
the Capital National bank by Il score OF
n to q. Baker, the bankers captain
and center was out OF the game with
an injured hip, aud his loss was keenIy
felt. Without him the Bankers offens1
was weak and the substitute center
could not keep Brooks from shooting
baskets
Tha Capital Business college took tnc
second game from the Roths by score
of 2S to 5. The score should have been
even larger in favor OF the stcnograph-
ers but the forwards failed to play to
gether and Compton was uncovered time
after time while Guefiroy struggled for
chance to shoot in mob Of players
The Watt Ships defeated the llau.
sers 70 to Z aud maintained their lead
az the top Of the percentage column
Brill and Manning work vita Carson,
the center, like veterans, and the sue
cess oG the Watt shipps has been due
mainly to the team worl, Of the team
as there are other teams in the league
that are made up Of stronger indlvld
uul players. The league standing:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
SPORT NEWS
American League
MOgulS Leave Gotham
iBx Hal sheridan.l


ne" York. req 4'-haVlhg taken a
KICK at the National league > per
theory OF economy ana auoptea the
paying schedule TOR iSlo' tne hnerl'
can league mGsulS Ioiueu tnelr tch'S
ana quietly SnPped away rom NeW
iorK touay. Mat'erS pertaining TO
spring trsln'hg trips required tnelr ot'
teniion AT nome ana mere were re"
posi- mortelnS. a
ECONOMY nus no % Pi"cr !" 1 .ny ii Al''''' ~
can league h pan JGnl'son ,.D '.3 unp MS CO.
norris kicked the PTncy AROUND around, Tor s sey,
eral houIs ~ the nDtel peinlont pg'o,g ae
'Illng t1at the CLUBS , coIia f s'anu l, %
P'uyerS purlns lHe n'uI VI e'e s'9So., IS,,'.
Bar9ey pfeyiuss pet Plah Ii, 10, 70 cut uo"n
thG llst 10 q was ahnihliq,gp' n,H -
mere were no t'TueS' l,, 81 p'ii no"Gs % '.i III
oI the lanNeeS set nus loot loWn '. uu5l Il
y, Mneh tnc ProPoSltioh woS ,. huue TO traus
rrltH Maisel il tne i uiln'p1.lye p '"aIu a
su'kgr u Inr o. i'yuiS ., D,om"S lol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
Motor Car Needed
By Oregon Pastors

Eugene Ore, Feb, 4.--Thc motor ear
is an essential need Of a pastor in the
willamette valley according to Rev.
Il. $. Gil, of Salem, who spoke before
the Central Couyocation Of the Epis.
copol church this afternoon, He con
most economical method Of bringing the
mopt economical mcthor Of bringing the
church to the rural districts. In his ad-
dress he skotched the growth of the
Episcopal church during the past de-.
cade, noting u very favorable record in
advance of the increase of the popu-
Mtion Of the district, He states that
tnc seven Willamette counties, com.
prisiug the district, need four or five
additional roctms
The convocation win close tonight
with an address by Rev y, Is, Howard,
chaplain Of the city missions in Port
land. lie win speak upon city mis-
sious. This afternoon Arch Deacon
Chambers, Of Portland, in an address,
spoke highly or the progress made by
the Eugene church, aud Of the improve.
mrnts made during the year in the
church and parish house,
A luncheon was held at noon today.
Atlla Norman, Of the Oregon Power
company, was among the speakers, and
he outlined the "eyery.mcmbcr' can
vass system of raising money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
Woman Whipped Man
Burglarizing Home

Dallas Texas, Feb. 4.-Awakened
shortly before midnight by burglar IS
flash light playing on her eyes, Mrs. Z.
$. Kaebaugn said today that she blood
led the intruder nose in a stand.up
fight after he had knocked a pistol
from her hand. The man fled and es.
capped.
During a cool conversation with tho
burglar preceding the fist fight, Mrs.
Keebaugh learned that the man was
the same who recently informed. local
newspaper, by mail, that he would
write the editor a story of MS coming
robbories.
Mrs. Keebaugh was confined to her
bed today suffering from bruises, her
nightgown having been torn to shredI
in the struggle. The adult male mem
bers Of the family returned to the house
from the movies shortly after the burg
lars visit.
Mrs Keebaugh said today she was
not afraid aud therefore did not scream
to awaken another woman in tne house
with her at the time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
DRUG CRAZED MAN
DEFIES HIS RESCUERS
Crawls Out On Ledge of Hotel And is
Finally Roped By Firemen and is
Hauled to Safety.

Denver, Colo, Feb 4.--Drug cra2ed
W. A. Tracy, crawled out on narrow
ledge from his room on the seventh
floor of a downtown hotel here early
yesterday, and for an hour and half
fought off firemen who were called out
to rescue him.
A great crowd was attracted by the
screams Of Tracy, who believed he was
being pursued and loudly yelled for
help. When another guest Of the hotel
endeavored to persuade Tracy to enter
his room through a window, he refused.
The firemen ran up an extension ladder
but Tracy fought so bitterly he could
not be picked off the ledge. Two fire.
men finally erawlcd out on the ledge
and when Track kicked at one of them
the other roped him by the foot.
Screaming and kicking Tracy was
swung into space, and dangling at the
end Of the rope, was hauled to safety,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
THE MANICURE LADY
(BY William z. kirk.l

81 seen gent in the subway last
night, George said the Manicure
Lady, ".that | honestly believe l could
love all the rest of my born days. He
was some handsome guy, but it WASH 7
his good looks alone which made me
notice him. 1t was his tender mouth. 1"
You can't go much by that" OBJ.
served the practical Head Barber "A
horse with tender mouth is hard to
drive. He might look as peaceful ar
a angel to you until he and you was
spliced, and then there might be no
living with him"
"I ID take my chances on that" de.
clared the Manicure Lady ~ never
seen 4 man with mouth like that that
wasn't good natured and ready to stand
for any kind of dressmaker' S bills with.
in reason. A mouth like that will
wreath into smile on the least invo.
cation, but I wouldn't like to trust the
rest Of my sweet young life in the
keeping of no square jawed gent, Ev-
cry time | would kiss that kind Of a
husband before asking for some dough,
| would feel as if | was kissing Tom
Sharkey, and expect about as much in
return, No, George, the way the hard
times 49, | think that every girl ought
to pick out husband with them little
soft curves to his mouth denoting a
gentle nature and Willingness to como
across with few bills upon demand
or request "
" ! never seen fellow with mouth
ne tRat unless he was broke, y said the
Head Barber 80 Ihe guy with the kalc
has mostly got them square jaws tha
you are kicking about This world i
run OF money, kiddo, but the guys witt
tne tender mouths am grabbing much
OF IT. II was gong to choose hus-
Dand for u glri like you, he wouldn T
nave no tender mouth,
but TINS gent that | was telling you
aDout' sald the Manicure Lady, had
Il lhIeileGt mat was something grand. /
Goulu teil 1t from tue shape OF his head
~ was snaPeu hke a pear teorge, with
most OF IT up at the top, which is sup
posed 70 De the seat OF reason could,
u I hrlp thlhKing 10 myselt ABOUT all
Ine SI"hu iIltelleetual eVehiIngs-that we
would nave, setting around in the IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
SWiSS-Italian Teams
Wins Six Day Race

Chicago, Feb. 1.-The SwissItalan
alliance proved too much for the re-
naming entries in Chcago's 5 six day
bicycle race at the international amphl-
theater, and Egg and Verri, in a thrill.
ling finish tool, first money last night.
Incidentally the Egg.yerri variety set
new world IS mark Of 2sOl miles
10 miles and 10 aps better than the
old mark made at Madison Square Gar
den.
The Irish team of Moran and Me-
Namua finished second Egg and Me-
Namara tied for individual bonors in
the 3phnts to decide tine tie at the fin.
ish. Each scored 3j points. Newi made
30 points and Moran g3 points in the
deciding spints Firetprilc was $1,000
second. $1,000; third $3.50; fourth $500,
aud FIFTH, $3.50. CurmuorouN Oro
bach licrcy and Wa.thour Bcdel fin.
ishcd third, fourth and fitth m the or
der named.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
Reno May Become
Socially Popular Again

Carson City, New, Feb. Reno is
to come back into its own as the di-
vorce center of America. This is i'm
dicated today by the attitude of the
legislature and the governor toward
an "easy divorce bill which was
passed by the lower house by vote
of u to 10 and is expected to pass the
senate with little opposition
The bill reduces the residence re.
quhement in order to obtain a divorce
in Nevada to six months. 1t is ex-
pected that the bill will be signed by
the governor, following its passage by
both houses Of the legislature OF will
be permitted to become automatically
effective by the executives failure to
take an action upon it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
Federal Building Bills
Were Postponed Today

Washington, Feb i.-Postoffiee aud
federal building bills carrying $5,5OO,-
600 were today postponed by thc house
public buildings committee until the
next session of congress,
Bills recommended for passage in.
,mded.
Representative Kuowloud' bill, in
crcaaiug the cost Of the site for the
federal building at Oakland, CAT, S5l'
zoo.
Bnldiug bills rejected were,
National guard armorN Washington,
Sl,15O,OOO; Seattle, Wash, immigration
station, 100000, oak Park, III, $4,000;
juneau Alaska, federal and territorial
administration building SijODO0, Min.
ucapols, Mimi, 100000 to enlarge;
Shenandoah, Iowa, $4,000 TO eulRrgci
san Francisco marine hospital, S5OO,OoO,
and Albert Lea Mimi, $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
FEDERAL JUDGE FIGHT.

Washington Feb, 4.--Dcfeat of the
celebrated Cullop amendment requiring
the president to make public all endorse
mcnts of candidates for federal Judge.
ships, was being attempted today in
the house. It was planned to make new
tests Of the Cullop proyiso on two bills
appointing new judges in Texas and in
New Jersey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04

of this here world 8 goodies. But if |
marry man, / want to marry an at.
fectionate man. and l know this gent
l seen on the subway would be kind
and gentle as long as us two did not
part"
"Maybe he is married now" sug
geted the Head Barber.
~ don't think so, - said the Mani.
cure Lady, cor his mouth would have
had more hard lines around it, He
looked as If he didn't have no worry. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
Richmond
M,FARLANp. .oLApRY BoUT.

Chicago, Feb. As Manager Tom An.
drews is angling for a Whitc.Welsh mill
or ten round bout between McFur
land and Clahhy Os the closing cycut
Tor his Milwaukee club should he fail
in both Andrews will stage another
Clnbby, Gibbons battle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
RICHMOND MEETS DEFEAT.

The Richmond team met it's first de.
feat OF the season today at the Y, Nj,
L.. 4. when the Brackets emerged vic
torious FROM 20 to Z struggle The
gumc was FAST aud furious from the
start but the Richmond team was I'm.
able to atop the fast worl, OF the BrOck
ct forwards The lnoups
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04
HauSer Pin SmaSherS Win
Over Globe Team Last Night

The IIausers took the Globes into
camp in the City bowling league last
night by winning two out OF three
games at the club alleys, Kay, of the
lIausers, held both high game, 237, and
high average, 2l0, The scores follow;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04

You cauuot help woman q dispo
sitiou by putting ruftlcs ON her temper
Before starting for the top the wise
man equips his person with q para
chute,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04

Sometimes foul for thought is sup.
pHod by ouas inability to get enough
of the other kind,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-04

Better one boy m srhoolroom than
two in q poolroom,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
LOSAyGHES
PLATERS Win
tom MORRIS

.f'ull retulhs rrcnl- al the clubs en-
tered In the Tom Morris birthday
competition show tie Los angeles
Country Club 10 be. The winner, with
score OF - sdown to par. This is
tie sseanti time THAT the club has car
red eff first. place, the team actually
finishing up. on par en- the former &C
CASTOR. The Los Angeles course is SO
srranged that by moving the tees back
. short distance an extra stroke can
be added to par on several of the
bcies, which is big advantage. when
il comes to tee Tom Morris eornpeti-
iiea When Il is considered that %
down means an average OF only three
aud q traction per player. top notcb
golf s Indicated
OAHU Country Club players, who nm
ished S. down and were In seth posi-,
ticll. haven't y ghSgt OF b show against
4 IS par, which is the way the course
ilgures atathe present time The eight
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
ALEX. BELL HAS
new DEAsF0R
LOCAL GOLFERS
Country Club Professional Paid
Close Attention TO Game
On Recent Trip

That new clubs ard new fsds in
equipment dent change golfing styles
10 art extent, IS the opinion OF Alex
BeH. professional OF the Oahu Coun-
tFy Club. rho returned few days ago
from 4 tNomonths visit TO the coast
!, Rel, took part 10 the several events
CT the r, r. ]. l.. open TO the pros.
and played a lot of Golf en- the courses
sound the sbaS. Although he. played
nrsteisss gol( IA some of his matches,
be didh't do partienlarly we'll. III tour
jaamsBt, play. and had more breahs OF
tho luck against hinf saan any player
need Suspect, aeeording to the San
ftaneieeo papers.
They are piayiBg just about toe
ssIlei snrf ofs golf on the! cpast nov
that thet were playing four or ave
years age. = said Bell. ia discussing
the golf siteation There are lot
rncrh ebod players Than there used 70
be, for thf game has liade tremendous
strides In popular favor but could see
nothing really new IN the way they
we're pizying The game.
;;ii&rry Davis Is getting the best re-
suits among tho coast amateurs but
think Lack Neville Il still the best
Foifcr. lie plays grand game aud
= dsngerbns IN any tournament be
snfefs
Rell eaIlc back 10 hioaoiulB vita
lois 1t new ideas ABOUT course archl
lecture and the Oahu Country Club
3iif reap the benefit Of his observa-
fieDsx n sfhe form Of new traps and
leii,i.fs on the Npuanu valley course.
t]H Gohy inced that every haz-
Ay 81 pd36 q Is - player . possible
eHsii6r ~ 1 brilliant recovery and
i.;f ,ts : 8 .sdri. t,1f Stthe wail at the
ttlts bo's !, s ~ Sc 5epIaced by a cop
bsih Ter aud seF elsl of the drainage
dIls:hes sss Is. &c GO covered z !. !. s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
GETS
First SCANDAL
OF PRIZE RING
By I. s. ANpaEws.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Boxing has
been conducted in Australia for many
years and there has not been any
SCI ndal to mar the. sport, which in a
measure accounts for the wonderful
success it has enjoyed there. When
Hugh D. Mcintosh conducted the box
ing game he kept it clean and paved
the way for solid foundation. r. l..
leSnewy,'l Baker then bought out Mr..
Mcintosh when the latter secured con-
troll Of the Richard vaudeville circuit
and he has continued along the lines
established by Mcintosh.
Now comes the first sign of scandal.
Recently JEFF Smith, a New York mid
die weight and Les Darcy, an Aus
tfalian middle weight, battled at the.
Sydney stadium and in the fifth round
Darcy claimed, foul and refused to
continue Bhesverdict went to Smith.
but, there were some who could not
understand why Darcy should refuse
TO continue when he had not been
hurt, or at lie Sc did not appear to be
injured. Then came an inyestigation
BY the directors Of the Stadiums Com.
rany, Limited, with the result that
Smith was disqualified and his share
OF the gate given to the Red Cross
fnud.
In a cablegram to the writer regard
ing the affair. Mr.. Baker s7ys Sta
diums Limited directors held inquiry
today into Jeh Smith-Darcy contest
and after long and thorough inyestiga.
ton disqualified Smith from all fur
Their contests in Australia and handed
his percentage Of s2;4Og to the Red
Cross fund. y - saa,tEt. t--ta -ife
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
DETROIT TIGERS
HAVE NRECkING
Grew OF LEAGUE
In Cobb, Crawford and veach.
Jennings Has the Greatest
Trio Of Pill Picklers in Game
Are Setting League Afire

Crawford, Cobb and "Peekaboo"
yeach, the famous fence busting, crew
of the Detroit Tigers, are jSst tearing
things loose this season. If they can
maintain the pace all past records will
be dimmed or totally .eclipsed. Per-
haps. the greatest .slugging trio the
game ever had were Ed tDelehanty,
Sam Thompson and Larry Lajoie.
TheSe three were on the lineup of the
Philadelphia Nationals from August
OF 1896 until midsummer Of the fol-
lowing season and generally followed
each, other on the batting list.
Since 1867 Crawford and Cobb have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18
= 4<<<t <<<t< %<<< =
) WHEN CHANCE WOULD 4
! HAVE GIVEN EVERYTHING
; FOR a EASE HIT

4 Frank Chance always was
= hard loser Joe Tinker tells this I
4 one on him as an incident Of the 4
y worlds series in which the Ath-
y leftcs cleaned up the Cubs: =
= Chance was awfuliy blue after :
= the Toss CT the tstfd game. He :
= went home with bis head on his =
y chest.
When he reached his hotel he =
: was a cit subject for the deaf and :
dumb asylum. Mrs. Chance tried 4
in vain to cheer him up. She
= talked TO him and conned him =
= alcng. but Frank refused to be =
\ cheered. Finally In desperation 4
y Mrs. Chance In tone that would =
= have won the heart Of a Ion said :
= to Frank:
y Now, dear. don't take 1t so =
= hard. Come on, cheer up. What =
y II you do lose this series. Re- =
= member, dearfe, you have me.
"'Yes. ! know I've got so,i.' =
. said Chance in breaking his =
= speechlcss spell. but there were :
= spots in that game today when / :
= Eoull hare traded YOU FOR bass :
= hit. n
>&~ 80 - - y . y - y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-18

!. s: Asao26o kienf that q ale had Epn
t,,s, rs, ssssl tiis,rbichsAt ptof toe Yale
HAfs ard Princeton combination s is pre-
mature Yale and Harsard haten't