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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
oopyrlshs, lOl4. b. Louis Jossph Vase

q sign from her. so that he had grown
accustomed to the unhAttering belief
that she had forgotten him.
And now the sign had come-but
what the deuce did the trey OF hearts
mean
When morning came. London had
lost Alan Law No man OF his ac-
quaintance nor any woman-had re-
ceived the least warning OF his dis
appearance. He was simply and SUI
nciently removed from English ken.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04

Urine and the Indian-the Iati., :
ing the paddle.
In the act Of turning towns
dam he saw Jacob drop the /.
The next instant a bullet from /.
chester 80 kicked up a squirt :.
bIes only a few feet in adyss.
Alan.
He quickened his pace, but
bullet fell closer, while the th,,
tually bit the earth beneath n.
ming feet as he gained the dan
Exaggerated, he pulled up, vi
out his pistol and fired without
At the same time, he noted II,
distance between dam and cam,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-04
CHAPTER M.

But young Mr. law was sole agent
OF his own evanishment: tust as he
was nobody's fool. least OF all his own.
The hidden meaning OF the trey of
hearts perplexed him with such dis.
trust that before leaving London. he
dispatched q code eablegram to his
confidential agent IN New York
what do you know about the trOy q
haATtaf AnAwer hnmsdiatslV
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
CnT INITN NEXMC News of leach
OOO1N1 ANI w - week Assocate

Abbey. These gentlemen are
on their way to Waldport to look
after the timber and game in
terests. Conservation is the
policy Of the government, and it
is a good one. The water
powers and timber should be un-
der government control instead
of being owned by private cor
porations. Corporations are
more wasteful and profligate in
the use Of the timber than the
government would be. True
craftsmanship is in providing
for the future as well as the
present. This is broadminded
craftsmanship. The rod and
gun clubs of the state are work
ing hard to preserve our game,
fish and forests and | am sure
they are succeeding as the
game and fish are increasing
right along.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Hearst
came near being drown on the
beach near the Grant place. A
big swell came in and upset his
wagon, throwing everything out
on the beach. Had it not been
for the timely help of Leo Doty
Mr.. Hearst would have been
drown. Mr.. Doty risked his
/ own life to save that of Mr.,
Hearst. This is true heroism,
! The horses were also saved but
much of the mail was lost.
A. L. Porter and James Curry
tof Albany and \. J. O'Neal oi
Portland were in Newport Tues.
day nights, guests at The Abbey
Mr.. O'Neal is the principal own
er of the pulp mills at Oregon
City and Lebanon. He is also
largely interested in the lum
,ber business OF Oregon ant
Washington. Mr.. Porter, aftel
thirty years OF hard work sur
veying and bridge building, ha,
retired and is now living in AL
bany where he is putting up ;
fine residence. Andrew is nov
a sort of Rockefellow, living OF
his money. James Curry ha
Aalso retired. He sold his fin
ranch on the Yaquina. river 70
$l2, 900 and now he don't hav
to work. He lives at Detroi
and occupies his leisure tim
hunting and fishing.
The Fifield is still in port an,
the bar is too rough for any yes
sci to pass over it.
A good many of our citizen
will attend County Court thi
week in the interest of the build
inig of the tramway on Soutl
Beach.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
FlEClES CREEK

Frank Mulvany, z. A. Kessi,
Mrs. Omega Darling and Ralph
Darling Of the school board met
Saturday, the Both, to vote on
ways and means for a new
school building as required by
law.
Chas. Lindley returned from
Portland where he went for
medical treatment.
Geo. Titus has returned from
Tillamook county.
The Kessi family are talking
of moving to their jennings
Lodge property near Portland.
We were all very much
shocked by the unexpected
death of Mrs. Wesley January
of Harlan Sunday night. Mrs.
January leaves a large circle of
friends besides her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dawson of Peak,
three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude
Hamm, Mrs. Mary Harris and
Miss Viola Dawson, two broth
ers, Noah and Robert Dawson,
nine children, Albert, Luella,
Earl, Mary, Fliyd, Myron, Stella,
Robert, Edna and a babe in
arms, six step children, Lester,
Otto, Giles, Mrs. Geo. Ridenour,
Mrs. Fred Davis and Mrs. James
Elkins. Martha Dawson Janu-
ary was a woman nobly planned
as the group at the burial Tues
day will attest. Mrs. Pratt
sang Rock of Ages" and abide
In Me" most sympathetically.
The minister spoke words of
lcondolence to this most be-
reaved family. Perhaps in this
neglected spot is laid some heart
once pregnant with celestial
fire; hands that the rod Of en-
pire might have swayed or wake
to ectasy the living Tyre. Gray.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
WEST YAQUlNA

Richard Hall, who has spent
the past few months with his
brother, Albert, departed Tues
day morning for Portland.
Miss Kate Lyons, Leonard
Lyons and John Bartowe atten-
ded the dance at Winant Satur-
day night.
r. A. Miller went to Ona
Wednesday to do some carpen-
ter work for l.. M. Commons of
that place.
John Coovert went to Toledo
Saturday by way of West va
quina. He returned to Beaver
creek Sunday.
Fred Commons came in from
Ona Tuesday. He returned
Wednesday with a load of flour
and feed.
Albert Hall made a business
trip to Newport Wednesday.
d. G. Miller came in the first
of the week from the L. M
Commons ranch, where he hat
been picking apples.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
SILETZ

Phil Elting made a business
trip to Toledo Monday.
George Cox of Upper Farm
made a trip to Siletz Saturday
after dynamite to be used on his
farm.
United States Marshal Jack
son was a Silet2 visitor a few
days last week.
Superintendent Chalcraft re-
turned home Friday from a trip
to Grand Ronde.
S. G. Brassfield was a Toledo
visitor Saturday. -.
c. Balmer left for Portland
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiser of Toledo
are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Windred this week.
Mrs. Grant King returned
home Monday from Portland.
A large number of Siletz peo-
pie were called to Portland this
week to attend grand jury.
c. s. Davis is having some
gravel put in front of his store.
Joe Sampson made a business
trip to Nashville the first of the
week.
Jack Morgan was in Siletz the
last Of the week.
Mr.. McCloude made a business
trip to Siletz Wednesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
SALADO

The basket social at Mr..
Hodges Friday night was well
attended and alN report a fine
time. Jim Hodges auctioned
the baskets off, and as Jim is
quite windy he does very well
at such work.
A. Scarth and III. Stadleman
attended a dance at Toledo Sat-
. urday night.
George Hodges went to Port
land Saturday, being called as
a juror in the Federal Court.
Well, well, poor old Riverside
" has awakened at last and 60
ing to start a charity stunt fol
the Salado mailcarrier. Very
nice indeed, but we would ad.
wise their paying up their phone
rent before charity work. Riv.
erside must he mistaken in Mr.
Fisher. We are informed HI
gets his mail at Salado. He /.
a new conner but seems to SCI
that boycotting his postoffic,
will not improve nor get bettel
mail service. A communit,
without mail service is not fl
for progressive people to live in
and We never can get it by boy
cotting and kincking, but w,
have to work together as Uncl,
Sam lives close to Missouri an,
you have to show him by can
collation. in your postoffice, ant
mot by sending petitions signet
lby all the school children in tn,
community.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
POOLE SLOUGH

We are still having rainy
weather.
Mrs. Thos. Barker and daugh-
ters, Hazel and Lola, spent Fri
day with Mrs. Edgar Hall and
children.
Messrs. Leo s;hermer, Thos.
Barker and Edgar S. Hall were
Newport visitors Friday.
Leland Wright and Jesse
Reeder and several others were
hunting in our vicinity Friday.
lit is reported that they got
some game.
]. A.. Archibold of Portland
called at the Brown ranch Fri
day.
Several from this place at
tended the masquerade dance at
Winant Saturday night. All re-
port a fine time.
A man selling dry goods was
in our vicinity Saturday. He
reports that goods don't sell
good on this; route. He was
walking from Toledo via Wald-
port.
Charles Brown took a scow OF
wood to Newport Wednesday
G. e. Lewis Of Upper Beaver
went with him.
Thos. Barker tried his luck
at hunting Sunday. Did he get
anything? Nit!
Several fishing parties from
Newport and Yaquina have
tried their luck up Wrights
creek.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
SILETZ

A. w. Morgan had business
In Siletz last week, and returned
to his home at Portland Sunday
evening on the excursion.
!. Supt. e. L. Chalcraft was a
passenger for Portland Tuesday
morning having business in the
Federal Court again.
Mrs. Peter Casey and several
others went to Portland as wit
nesses in the Federal Court in
the case of Joe Gay.
VIM. Mackey is spending a
few days in Siletz fishing. He
Is a guest at the Hotel King
while here.
Mr.. Hubbard has completed
his job as carpenter at A. G.
Crawford's and returned to ST.
letz and will resume his work
again here. He has a job of
building a barn for Il. T. Rad
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05

postoffice now occupies, is fixing
up his stock over in the Carter
house, being assisted by Mr..
Daniels.
Art Ramsdell was a city Wis
Iitor last Monday.
j. e. Van Allen and Henry
Matteson made trip to Toledo
the first of the week. They re-
port Hollowe'en was somewhat
observed at the county seat.
e. w. Powers of Pioneer was
in this city Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ]. H. Matteson, was Wis
iting in town Tuesday.
]. G. Dixon went below on the
evening train Tuesday.
Dame Rumor has it that VIM.
Daniels and Ches Morrison have
put their heads together and are
going to open another" store
here. Business must" be pick
ing up.
Mr.. Calkins was trading in
town Tuesday morning. He
reports that his arm is slowly
improving.
/ Mr.. Kullander was in town
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Folmsbee was trading in
town Wednesday afternoon.
School Entertainment.
A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent by parents and pupils
of Elk City school Friday. The
time was spent in Halloween
games, the special feature being
a peanut and paper bag track
meet. Both visitors and pupils
took part in the feats and after
a very strenuous effort the
Pumpkin Heads were compelled
to retire in favor of the Black
Cats.
Immediately after, light re-
freshments were served, when
the Black Cats at last found an
equally opposing force.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05

,dant on his lots purchased of
the Government last Fall
s. G. Brassfield and Rev.
Scudder were passengers for
Portland Tuesday.
Word was received that Miss
Mary Kobilski, formerly of ST.
was married. to- Mr.. Wool
ridge Of Portland. The we'd
ding took place at Vancouver,
Saturday, September Goth. The
writer wishes them a long, pros
porous and happy welded life.
!. Mrs. Eldridge, teacher of the
Government school, gave a
Halloween party at the Govern
ment schoolhouse Monday even
ing. Everybody reports good
time.
Mrs. Grant King returned
home from Portland Monday
evening, where she had been
visiting for the past ten days
with her father and mother anC
other relatives.
! Fern Hayden and wife, Geo
McCluskey and wife and Renus
Arnold and wife were over from
Toledo fishing over Sunday
They were the guests Of Mr.. allt
Mrs. War IN Hall.
DIR. Clausius returned to ST.
letz Sunday, aitev an absence o
five months ON a sick leave. w,
are all delighted to see him bacl
among us again snd hope to Sc,
him recover fully from the sick
ness. He is greatly improves
by the rest taken.
Walter Hall, Hawkins Bros
M. S. Collins and Andy Goodel
were all passengers for Toled
by stage Wednesday, on bust
ness.
; Fred Stanton drove owe
; to Siletz Wednesday. He ha
:. in his party Andrew Porter, Ir
Wade and another gentleman
They were on a business visit.
w. H. Graham is over at 81
, letz on a short fishing trip,
, guest at Kings Hotel.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05

UPPER BEAVER

]. M. Bowers, A. Peterson and
T. Huntsucker were trading in
Newport and Yaquina Friday.
II. G.. Rhoades harvested his
potato crop last week.
G.. II. Lewis went to Newport
Wednesday.
Born-In Newport to Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. G. Rhoades, October
20, 1915, an eight pound girl.
Mother and child are doing
nicely.
A. Peterson made a business
trip to Toledo Tuesday, return
ing home Wednesday.
James Huntsucker celebrate.
his fourteenth birthday We'd
nesday.
Miss Celestie Martin cam,
over from Colorado to spend
Continued on page p
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
GLEN

A number of the people from
this vicinity attended the dance
and basket social at Salado last
Friday night.
Miss Lucille Martin of Toledo
spent Saturday at Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Davenport's.
Little Rosie Davenport was
absent from school last Thurs
day on account Of sickness.
Lige Grant of Harlan helped
Roy Moore work on the road to
his homestead last Saturday.
Miss Clara Moore visited Mrs.
T. l.. Bohannon last Saturday.
Roy Moore made three trips
to Elk City last week, doing his
Winters hauling.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
cHITWooD

Titus Kurtichanov, Sr., left
for Portland a few days ago.
Mrs. Emma Wood and Mrs.
W. q. Irwin came in from AL
bany Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Phillips came in
from Silverton Friday to spend
a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Kurtichanov.
A. B. Dwinell made a trip to
Toledo Sunday.
John @. Adams came up from
Newport one day last week and
made q short visit with friends
here.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
LOWER FARM

Mr.. Abbc Of Corvallis was in
this country last week buying
cattle.
Miss Florence Ennis spent
Saturday and Sunday at Siltez.
Alva Strome and Henry HUFF
talla went down to Taft the last
of the week to attend the mask
ball given at that place.
Arthur Bensell was down from
Siletz Monday forenoon.
George Miller was at the Up
per Farm on business the last OF
the week.
Ducky Baldwin of Falls City
was visiting at Lower Farm the
last week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
ONA .
n a a \

Mr.. and Mrs. George Selby
called at A. w. Weber's last
Tuesday.
Elmer Simonson called at the
Phelps ranch Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lissy and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ohmart.
Clifford Phelps spent Wednes-
day at Waldport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Gatens were
calling on ". e. Weber last
Wednesday.
X. w. Ohmart returned from
Salem Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cook re-
turned home Tuesday from
Newport, where Mr.. Cook has
been constructing cottages.
Guy Lewis ard Burt Miller
picked apples for L. M. Com
mons last week.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
STOP!

When you are going to see
the movies Of an evening stop
and get a nice sack of that de-
licious Butter-Kist Popcorn,
for sale at AIS Smokehouse.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1915-11-05
ELK ClTY-PROPER

Gust Jacobson reports a good
days hunting last week, having
,bagged a couple of bucks.
Gust is thinking of leaving for
Sunny California next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Van
Orden were moving from Pi-
,oneer to this place last Satur-
day.
Mrs. H. A. Norton went to
.Yaquina Saturday evening on
, the train.
Alvin Davis came in on the
Saturday evening train from
Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant moved
from Pioneer last Saturday.
They took rooms at the Elk
Hotel.
; The launch Lolllpop, Ed Paine,
. master, came up from Toledo
, with a scow Saturday. Mr..
, Paine came after moss, taking
a load back with him.
| viii Parks was trading in
town Saturday.
| A. B. Clark, postmaster here,
was busy moving his household
goods to their new location Sat
urday.
+. S. ]. Whitford came up from
fishing last Friday. He reports
a poor catch, but says that the
chinook and silverside salmon
seem to be more plentiful than
ever before.
Miss Silver Whitford was Wis
iting Mrs. S. J. Whitford last
FRIDAY.
. A. II. Johnston was transact
ing business here Friday last,
and also visiting with friends.
Ed La Pine was reported to be
feeling a little below par last
week.
Our merchants here observed
the Sunday Closing Law" and
we are happy to think they did
George Hodges made a bust.
ness trip out to the Valley the
latter part of last week.
Miss Maggie Bell of Pioneer
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ches
Morrison and Miss Ella Abbey
lthe last of the past week.
Mr.. Bristlen and two of his
sons were baling some of theil
moss the past week.
Halloween passed without
very startling discoveries being
, made the following morning. 4
sign or two maybe and a wagor
, moved to better locations and ;
, few shingles and last, but no
least, a wheelborrow climbed ,
lumber pile.
Jim Parks was trading II
| town Monday morning.
Gust Holms from near Pionee
kwas In town last Monday.
= The hunters have returne,
| after having collected their deer
: yP. Parks, Ed Graves and Gee
Lang were the hunters.
! Chris Hansen Of Storrs cam
> up to the city In his launcl
| Monday evening.
! The I. o. o. f. lodge of thi
: place was putting their dril
team through some work las
Z Monday. They expect to go {,
). Toledo Wednesday night for
r meeting there.
Our new postofice here |
{ now all ready to be looked a
/ and admired. It is the bes
postofiice this town has ever had
, Mr.. Clark, the postmaster, ha
) spared neither time nor none,
J to make II what II is, and we, a
Its patrons, should feel ver,
thankful for his efforts. Il vii
now be more than ever a pleas
ure to call for our mail. A vot
} of thanks should be extended {,
} our postmaster from both biI
= land little.
, Ches Morrison, who move,
his goods ont of the building IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

First Race Five and = half furlonss
purse $500. three-ycRr- old maidcuE-St
tharlcote, 1l5 ORohinsonI. 20 ., l 20 I
and out, won. Shrewsbury. 100 NcCul-
loughl, 2 to /. oven and I 10 .. secondt
star OF the Sea, lie rraplinl. 8 20 /, ~
to and 6 20 ., third Time. I'll 20.
Jack Harrison. Hippocrates, pr Cam and
Bulger also ran.
second Racc-six furlongs: purse 1900
mont Belle. l0T tDrcycrD. rs 70 ., Z 70 Z
and 90 10. won Master Joe, il2 Craplinl,
4 to !, 3 to . and : Ia 10. second Wu'rs
Raths. ITO CHinphyl, az 10 l.. to q and
to 10. third. Time, IN ~ Mir. Mack.
chiffon Trance. Martre and Rctento also ran
Third Race--SiN furlongs, purse $500
threc-yrar-olds and upward selling Laura
1907 CTapliu), even. F. to 3 and to 2, won
Perth Rock, as tAlienl, Z - !, 2is ia !
and even, second A. g. Haley, 10 0Roh'
inson), : to !. 22 to ! and oven. third
chacl, sir Fretful and Lohengrin also ran
Fourth Race-Ono mile. purse ti0O,
thrco-year-olds and upward selling -Loch
lei. 1ib tTaplin), 2M to I, I to e ana . to
L. won; Wander, 1O4 nRObinson). 2 to !. :
L., 70 and E! "a ?. second. Ma-garc; Mo..r.
NS U'raO, to I, Q 10 | and even, mira.
Time. 1uA II. Nash, Uncle Nun ana jaw
bone also ran.
Firth Race--One mile and an eighth,
selliuE-Ben UncAs, l01 fAllen), . to I 4
TO 8 and 2 to 3. won Fairy Godmothor.
iO7 UaTcrty). to / even and / to .. see
ond; Tay ray, % Ural), . to !, . to |
and even, third Time, l:69 3-b. Floral
pay. Mlmcsis, Apiastcr, Duke Of Sholhv.
Milton H.. Col, Holloway and Mocklcr
also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Four furlongs-Trank Pat,
terson, ii2 Gentry. ; TO J. to and
even, won; schnicnhurs ~? GMurphy1;, 3
,Rlcel, 3 to !, even and l to 2, third.
Time, ot7 a., Meal Ticket, SAVING. Little
Blues and carl Rob"r'S also ran go.
(Beaansonb, 2 to !, even ana 2 to 0, won;
Henry walbank, ll2 oRobbinsl; TO !.
even and l to, 2 second, Oblivion. lo7
Time, i:Ii SIS. Flossie wheat. Blue Racer.
Kid Nelson. Ella, Patriotic and otiIo also
Third Race-Flve and one-half rurlongs
Calcium. 40 tOrmesl 10 to /, I to /
and to |, won; F%rokendale, lo2 'Gontry),
10 to /, 4, to ! and 2 to |. second; Azurea,
third. Time, 1908 2-5, Finale, KATHRYN
Roberts, Zia. Split Second, II Terror. Ethel
Wicks, BERTHA wsayer, SenOrita Dana
Fourth Race Seven furlongs -- Lady
Young, los Garter, 3 to /, even and | 10
2 won, A.wan, % Garner, 3 to i even
IouderD. q to |. even and | TO ., third
Time, LES. Ida. Alco Marty Lou, cloud
chief, Fred Drew, Winifred d. and Man
Fifth Race Five and one-half f%urlonss
Kenneth, 10 tRiccl, . to l. 4 to & and
/ to 3, won; Doc Allen, l0b u'ouderl. 6 to
/, . 70 I and even, second Anna Reed. los
martin. 6 to I. ? to | and even, third
Time, 1903 Little m Marsand,. Well
known, Amohalko. Lillian kripp. Annual
sixth Race-One milc-Bculah s. 90
Louder,, 3 10 /, even and TO 2, won:
Mud Sil. Ss (Garner), s to 5, 2 to & and
out. second B0nanzH, 1902 Lapaille), 3 20
/, even and I I" ., third. Time, 40,
Toynhec. Al wormwood and volsdsy, Jr,
also ran
seventh R~acc-seven furlongs-Ienore
90 u.apaiIlel, . to /, 4 to ana 2 to B
won. Cantem. ioa IT. Henry. 3 to. |, ever
and TO .. second, Minnie #, l03 (Shil
ingl, 6 to I, 9 ~ | and even, third. Time
i;2i is. Thomas Hare. Nelie Forty. her.
tina ", Wild Irish and Forge also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
NAVY SWIMMERS TRIUMPHANT,
city COLLEGE Gains Relay Victory.
ns MILDLY starts Too soon.

ANNAPOLIS. March 6.-The swimmers
OF the College of the City of New
York lost to the mldshipmen here this
afternoon by ~ to IS. Dashiel Of the
Navy clipped three-nfths OF a second
from the local record In the 40 yard
event. n a fifth in the 100 yard. An
other feature was the work of Post in
the plunge. covering the sixty feet In
20 seconds. The former time was IS
seconds.
The visitors were helped In winning
the relay by the fact that Herndon. the
Nays second swimmer. made n pre-
mature start and nae to climb from
the tank and start over. The summa-
ries:
1860 Yard Rclsy-won by city College
Naval Academy. second ,Dashiell. ifetn-
don, Cook and vaiD. Time. / minute %
seconds
100 Yard Breas, stroke-First. vytIacli.
Navy; second, Csidwcll. Navy. third.
Babor. city College. Time. | minute Il
seconds.
~ Yard ~Da.h-First. Dashicli. Naval
Academy. second. Nermiiiya, city College
third. Vail. Navy. Time. 20 10 seconds.
20 Yard Back Stroke-Ffrst, Richards.
Navy: second. BORDEN. Navy. third. XII
patrick; cry Coilese Time; rs - seconds.
second. Bodhsh. Navy. third. Bosworth.
city college. Time. 90 40 seconds.
Plunge For Distance-F1rst Post. Navy.
with 80 feet In 20 seconds. second. Jones.
city College third, Allen Navy.
CITY College. Time, minutes IS as
seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-07
K~ahanomoku Kick in
Vogue in Australia

GAN FRANCISCO, March c.
~ General interest in swim
ming has received a big impetus
in Australia as a result Of the
tour of competition by Duke
Paca Kahanamoku, the Hawaiian
swimmer, who won several events
for the United States in the 1912
Olympic games. The Antipodes
has been looked upon as the Gen.
ire of speed swimming for some
years, but the visit Of kahana-
moku entirely upse: the princi-
Piles and traditions Of the sport
in Australasia. Stree his victo-
ries and record reducing feats it
is admitted that his your will re
suit in revolutionary changes in
aouatics. 1t is reported that the
"kahanamoku kick" will sup
plant the famous Australian
crawl stroke.