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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
MANY MINERS TRAPPED
(Associatsd Press by Federal Wireless. J

VAHBOCINt8u Ft0BB " F8u0EAl WIE0IoHbJ
CUMBERLAND, Maryland, Fehru-
airy 29-Seventy one miners were trap
ped today as the result of a mine ex-
plosion. Fifty-two were saved and SIX
are known to be dead. Rescuers are
working to save the remainder.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
MONSTER M0RTARS ABLE
TO B0MBARD BRITAIN
tAssOOiatsd Press BY Federal w,r.l.aaI

BERLIN, March l.-Fritz Rausen.
berger, one of the co-directors of the
Krupp plant, and the inventor of the
A. crntimeter mortar. in On 'rt"r'in'''
printed in the Berlinger Tageblatt,
this morning, declares that Ge'luanr
viii Soou have caunon capable Of hnHl
harding the coast Of Groat Rr'tniu
from the Continent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
PEACE APOSTLE ORDERED
TO GET OUT OF GERMANY
IAssoeiaaed Press By Federal wireless }

LONDON, March IA despatch sto
the Post from Stockholm says that L.
r. Lochper, secretary for the Henry
Ford peace party, has been orderedsto
leave Germany. The despatch quotes
Lochner as saying that he had spept
but three days in Berlin when he was
officially notified that his further pres
ehre " the Kaiser 8 capital was no
wanted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
POLICE HUNT AERoPLANE

DULUTH, March THE police are
reported to be searching for a huge
aerOplaDe seen near the head of the
American Great Lakes several times
recently. 1t was declared that three
figures were noted in the machine when
she was seen yesterday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
STORM SCATIERS SAMPANS

TOXIC, February ga great storm
swept Odawars, near Toxic, today, ant
many sampans are believed to be lost.
The number may run into the hun.
dreds, and the loss Of life also into the
hundreds, The government will send
vessels in search of the boats of the
fishing feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
CUTS OUT CABLE BOUNTY
tAssociated Press by Federal wrsisss. }

LONDON, March 1.-The govern
mental assistance which up to the
present has been extended to the
Pacific Cable company, has now been
In 1914 the government
paid the cable company f23, 1873,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
GERMAN STEAMERS SEIZED

LONDON, February 29-Italy has
requisltioned thirty four of the Thirty
seven German steamers informed at
Italian ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-03
BANDITS GET SECURITIES

NEW YORK, February 29.--It was
learned to-day that among the loot Sc
cured by robbers Of money consigned
to local banks and taken from ferry
was $500 in securities.
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The Misses Adde, Evedna and
Agnes Haring attended the Ice cream
social Wednesday night.
Mrs. Harmer and daughter, Ruth
left Thursday June p, for ST Louis
| Mo-, to be gone an indefinite period.
| Ruth has gone to take treatments IN
an Orthopedic sanitarium.
The ice cream social that was gwen
by the Ladies Aid "Wednesday night
was a splendid success. Tie sum real
lied from it was $2l.00
Soy Collins was Caldw Il! visitor
IT, rsday # this week.
The teen age class, Hustlcrs and
Boosters met at the Rogers bone Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
in playing James, after ,ae BUSINESS
meeting lucheon was served and more
games played before the crowd de-
parted The next meeting will be at
the II. A. Symms, the third Friday OF
next month
Mrs. Hugh Martin af riend of the
Cobbs and old time friend OF +. A; NC
Neil, spent Thursday with both fam
lies Mrs. Martin is from Star. Sew
cral of the young folks from Deer
Flat attended the Ice cream social
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. |. n. Jones is on the sick list.
Mr.. Ralph Bailey made business
trip to Caldwell Saturday.
The South end sewing club met at
/ the home of Mrs. Clark Stiles We'd
nesday June 81, The next meeting
? will be with Mrs. Charles Taylor.
Harry Rogers and Esca Mcneil
a visited their aunt, Mrs. Harding Of
:. Messrs Collins, Waggoner and fam
r lilies. Miss Nellie Gray and Mr.. Roy
Collins attended the Chautauqua II
c Caldwell Sunday
Mr.. Ralph Bailey is helping Mr.
$ GRAY while putting up hay.
! Mrs. Mccartney of Caldwell spen
Saturday and Sunday with her folk
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Gray of the Slope
e Mr.. and Mrs. David Dorsey an
l. family Of the Slope scent Sunday a
n the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Blackstocl
of the Enterprise.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey and family wer
s Sunday dinner guests at the home
ig Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Earl.
The Helpers Sunday school cles
,e will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
is Musser, Friday, June &c..
ia The social meeting of the teacher
training which was to be Iuesda
n evening at the home of Mrs. Andre
d. Aitchison was postponed until furthe
orders. The usual meeting will be hel
re at the l.. F. tones home.
av Mrs. Gibbney and son Mr.. Robe
= Gibbney were Sunday dinner CUES
av at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l..
RS. Jones.
Messrs. Hickok and Gabat are a
tv sisting Mr.. Charles Taylor in puttir
G. up his first cutting OF hay
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Miss Carrie Smeade came down
from Boise Sunday to visit home folks
and her brother, Charley at leave to
visit home folks before leaving tor the
border.
Walter Rogers of Marbel Front WAS
a guest of his uncle and aunt, A. b.
Lewis and wife, Sunday evening.
Fred Berry of Nampae was seen seen
over here last Sunday Of course ne
came to see his best girl: =,
Mrs. Rachael Calf OF BOISE mas
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Charley
Robertson and other friends here al
Canyon. ,.r a doo
Monday evening after it had bitter
two horses belonging to NJ; 9. lem.
pdes. Robertson chased the dag
mile before he finally killed It. I'M
is the first one to appear III 'h''
neighborhood. - po;,,
F. D. James was down from Bols'
Monday ON business and while her'
called at A. B. Lewis.
Life insurance agents, auto aSen!
and money loan agents canVassed I'M
part the first of the week; we do no
know with what success.
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A, Ballantyne with a party of
friends was out in his new car Sun
day.
C. L. Butts, nowadays and working
in the hay field in this neighbour
hood.
Father Black preached at the
school house Sunday morning.
Mr.. Palmer was over to Granite
Sunday.
Mrs. Willis Spencer has niece
who is visiting her now.
Mary Vail visited at home Sunday
Ed. Mumford was on jury in Cald-
we'll the past week.
Carl Oakley and wife and baby
visited at the Barnett home week age
c. A. Vail and family and Caro-
Reedy were at the hot springs ovel
in Oregon Sunday.
Mrs. Alto Mumford was shopping
and visited her parents in Caldwell
one day the past week.
People in this vicinity are getting
their hay up In fine shape, the ha,
was not damaged as bad as was eN
pected.
William Nichols and family visiteo
at the Logan York home in lowe
Dixie Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and
children spent Sunday evening at the
Mrs. Taylors home and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray's.
Ray Johnson and the Misses !rma
Brown and Fern Johnson attended the
chautauqua in Caldwell Sunday.
The Sunny Slope Sewing club met
at the school house last Friday :,
The Ladies Missionary Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. Clark Stiles
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Gilbert attended
the concent in Caldwell Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. Williamson brother of Mrs. L
Cannon was called to Mexico witt
the militia the first of last week.
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was Otto Allison, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Allison. They also have an
other son, Lewis, helping in the pres
ent trouble with Mexico. He is serving
as orderly for Admiral Winslow Of the
Flag ship San Diego OF the Pacific
fleet.
Mss Snowden Reed of Boise has
been spending the week the guest of
the c. c. Bales family.
Mrs. James Kin OF Middleton was
Sunday guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. King.
Rev. b. W. Rice ably assisted by
Mrs. Rice has recently taken up the
work as pastor of the Marble Front
congregation. 1t is TO be hoped that
the entire community will lend them
{; helping hand and make this one OF
the most successful wears work in
that line that we have ever had.
Mrs Lizzie Vaughn and Miss Merle
Convey were the guests of Mrs. Kirk,
Farmer last Wednesday.
Miss Ellen Boulton and cousin
Louise, are the guests of Mrs. John
C.. Rice and daughter of Caldwell this
week
Miss Clara Summers visited in Cald,
we'll Sunday, the guest of Miss Ora
Mumford
Messrs c. c. Bales, Charles Burger
and sons Harry and Fred, and Henry
Quasi made up fishing party te
Lake Lowell Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weick anc
family were the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Aitchison and family o
Midway Sunday.
Miss Kate Oleson who has beer
spending several weeks with relative
and friends in southern Idaho ant
Boise returned home Tuesday.
Esther and Elizabeth Boulton ar
spending the week with their cousil
Mrs. Lockwood and also taking par
in the Junior Chautauqua pageant
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Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Weeks were
Caldwell visitors Wednesday.
The Baptist Mission Circle held their
meeting at the Baptist church last
Thursday afternoon, and they will be
entertained at their next meeting at
the home of Mrs. Angus Martin.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church were entertained by Mrs.
l.. F. Vernon last Thursday after
noon, about forty ladies were present.
Delicious refreshments were served
and very pleasant time enjoyed by
those present.
The painters are very busy at work
on R. l.. Griffith's new bungalow.
Mr.. Cox of Greenleaf has been
delivering number of farm tools in
this vicitiny the past week:
Charles Mitchell was business Wis
itor in Caldwell Thursday.
E. E. Seaton left Thursday for Cal
ifornia, after stay here of several
months, looking after business in
terests.
E. NJ. Small was a business visitor
in Caldwell Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and
daughter, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Joe Simp-
son and children and George Mckee
left Friday for Payette Lakes on an
outing trip and for Mr.. Armstrong;
health.
Frank White spent Sunday at the
Dam.
| L. F. Koualk was Caldwell visitor
Saturday.
Mesdames Gould and Day were
visiting at c. E. Paine's home II
Roswell Thursday.
Mr.. Sampson of Boise was out or
business Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Anderson went to Boise
Friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baldwin spen
Thursday in Caldwell.
The first division of the Ladies Az
society Of the Methodist church vii
hold an ice cream social in the churcl
basement Friday evening. the pro
ceeds to be used in finishing the base
ment of the church.
| The members of the Methodist an
Baptist Sunday schools have arrange.
picnic to beh ED at Mcclure,
Grove July a, all are invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. John White cchape7r
oned a party of young people wh
spent Sunday and Monday at jun
Creek.
Chas. Meyer was Caldwell visito
: Monday
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Miss Velma Cox and Ruth Dimrh'''
were Caldwell visitors "Wednesday. ;,
Miss Alta Nicholson from oaldweli
visited Martha Williams few days
last week. NJ.
Miss Zoe Hibbs is helping Mrs
Ralph Hinshaw. r.,,.u
Rev. Arson Cox was Caldweh
visitor Saturday. .,,,,
Mrs A. C. Street spent Saturday
and Sunday III Boise. -,
S Il. Hibbs is completing his pas
+er;ng and inside finishing OF ms
house. Mr.. w. Farr is dong the
carpenter work for him.. -.
Mrs. DAYS Bass has been visiting
Min Lilith Hibbs is doing the
housework for Mrs, Martin during
Mrs. Martins asbence.
MANI from the vicinity attended the
Chautauoua in Caldwell.
Miss Grace Bassett took Sunday
dinner at the S. +. llibbs home
Mrs. Dave Bass and children ant
Ruth Dimmitt spent Friday at "ao'
Miss lila Tucker spent Sunday a
A. G. Streets. Mro,
Mrs. S, A. Mills called on Mrs.eo'
Sunday afternoon: .., a..
Mrs Seburn Williams invited tn
young peoples Sunday school ci as
10 a birthday surprise party tor ne
daughter Martha an Tuesday eyenin
of last week. After outdoor and indoo
games were played, retreshme n,
were served. Prizes were Piven to III
ones eating the most ice cream,
Mr.. Mondenball is working Tor IN
government. T.,
Mr.. Benjiman Carey is here fro'
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Everybody is stacking hay in this
neighborhood. =.
Mrs. Charles Nampson is on the sick
list. She is better at this writing.
Mrs. Robert Smith spent last Friday
at G. M. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird called at
Rowland's last Thursday evening.
Miss Lucille Robinson is very sick
at the home Of her brother c. l.. Rob-
inson in Caldwell.
Mrs. Doc Judd called at Nampson's
Sundav morning.
Miss Leila Simpson visited at Row
lands Sunday.
Miss Carol Greeley is staying with
Mrs. Earl Baird this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Rowland and
family called at George Smiths Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Smith visit
ed Mrs. Smiths mother in Nampa
Sunday.
Misses Carol Greeley and Leila Simp-
son called at Rowland's last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baird spent last
Tuesd night and Wednesday at Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Casteeps in the Gem
District.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith spend las
Tuesday and Wednesday with Bill
Nooner's in the Gem District.
Mrs. J. F. Rowland and son Earl
called at John Smiths Monday eve
ming.
Doc Judd and son George called a
Nampson's Monday evening
Ike Judd attended the dance at Glib
, ben's Saturday night. =,
John Beeson, Ike and George judi
> spend last Thursday in Boise.
Miss Carol Greeley called on Mr.:
| Jay Lonkey week ago Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith too
{ supper Wednesday night at Row
lands.
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The Miscellaneous shower given in
honor of Mrs. Albert Darling was
largely attended. Mrs. Darling re-
ceiyed many beautiful and useful
presents; after refreshments all de-
parted for home.
Quite a serious accident happened
Monday while Harel Fisher was TAX
ing his derrick apart and one OF the
poles fell and hit Mr.. Fisher on the
head and shoulder and knocked him
moned at once to attend to the
wounds.
The ball game that was played be,
tween our team and the Wilder bal
team ended with the score 4 to = II
Wilder's favor.
Mrs. Bagley of Boise is spending
few days with her sister-in-iaw' Mrs
Bartell.
Miss Nellie Vanderbilt is assisting
Mrs. Charles Howard Of Pleasant
Ridge with her house work.
Mr.. Charles Vogt is spending a. te"
days in jerome, Ida, helping IN
tabernacle meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shelp Of Pleas
ant Ridge spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Shelp.
Rev. Wilson of Caldwell was al
over Sunday visitor and held quarter
" meeting over Sunday. ,r
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dolson, MI
and Mrs. Horrel of Caldwell, spen
the day on Deer Flat and attende
church. A.,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bates, Mrs
Bagley. Miss Lizzie Nelson an
Durpht Fasket were the Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
Nelson, Jr.
Our ball team will cross bats Wit
the Wilder team on the latters' base
ball grounds Sunday afternoon
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Mr.. J. Jacks was business visitor
in Caldwell last week.
Mrs. David E. Dorsey was Cald-
we'll visitor last Saturday.
Paul Jacks is helping Mr.. Hoag
while he is putting up his hay.
Mrs. Andrew Aitchison received a
very sad inteddletHa Mvtearcafldo
very sad intelligence last week about
her two brothers who are very i'll.
They live in North Dakota and Mrs.
Aitchison left Immediately for there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mckee who
were in charge of the Saratoga din
ing room for several months have
moved to Nampa where they have
opened a private boarding house.
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Mr.. ]. M. Stocker is mail carrier this
while Mr.. March is taking his vaca-
ton.
The Farmers club will meet the first
Friday of next month.
Mrs. E. G.. Cannon who has been
visiting in the east returned home on
Monday morning.
Miss Vera Horace is spending a
few days in Caldwell.
Mrs. E. A. Mcneil spent Sunday at
ternoon with her sister. Mrs. F
Rogers.
The baseball game which was to be
PLAYED Saturday, between Riverside
and Sunny Slope was postponed unit
later on when the boys are not sc
| busy.
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Don't orget the children's Day excr-
cises at the church next Sunday, July
second. Theer is a splendid program
being prepared and will be given
promptly at 1890 o'clock. After the
children's program Rev. B. w. Rice
will preach. Every one is urged to be
there as they are irving to make this
an interesting as well as benehclai
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and family of
Meridian were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Hankey.
Miss Lucille Robinson, is still very
| i'll at her brothers in Caldwell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burger and MISS
Lorene Cartee of Salt Lake and Miss
Snowden Reed of Boise were. week
end visitors of the c. {. Bales family
Mr.. Frank Chaplin OF Parma. Colo,
spent Sunday with w. M. king and
family. -
spending the week at the I: I. Fear
son home the guest OF MISS Mary
Pearson.
| Mesdames Sam and Walter Ode OF
the Dixie country visited at the w. Z.
Fupate home Monday and also at
tended the Chautauqua in the alter
| noon.
Mrs. L. S. McElwain attended a
5 partv at Mrs. Myra O'Bryans Wedncs-
day afternoon given in honor OF MISS
E Cecilia Adams of Fort Ripley, MINI
E Miss Adams is spending few weeks
visiting her hister, Mrs. Allen "
$ Rryan and a few old time Fort Rlpiey
t Mr. andMrs. Kelsic of Notus visited
with Mrs, Parish and family Sunday.
Misss Mabel Jones is spending the
x week with her Uncle Bert FarriS an'
y family, She will take part in the Jun'
4 Chautauoua Pageant Wednesday.
Mrs Charles M. Cook OF Silver GIT
Il formerly of this community, arrive'
Monday evening for visit with tn
Il l.. +. Cook family and other relative
S and friends. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas an
$ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milliner am
their families spent Sunday visiting
II the Frank Taylor family in the DIX
country. Nc. II,
King of Ellenburg, Washington al
$ rived Friday for visit with nc
is father and brother and their fami1le:,
he Miss Bess HASTE was bois
visitor. DL
10 Twenty-Five of Miss Maud Perish
. friends completely surprised her Sa
ne urday, it being her birthday No.,
10 Mss Laura Brenckstead and MISS
. Luella and Rachel Wells were Il
he guests of Mrs. Charles Milliner wee
nesday and attended the Guardsmt
ay Ball in the evening
Mr.. Emory Vassar and sister, Graz
nd took advantage of the excursion rat
de to Arrowrock Thursday to see the D
dam. :,
at Miss Ethel Fugate is visitig at t
w. p. Bales home in Caldwell I'll
OK week and also attending Chautauq
program. g.,
he Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones were Su
ISIS day guests of Mrs. Kate Gets OF Cal
Ter we'll
NO Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Farmer we
,or callers at the O'Bryan home sund
nts afternoon.
the Mrs Raleigh Convey spent Iuesd
on the ranch and also visited Nj
the John Convey.
One of the boys of our commun
ON who Joined the ranks of Company
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Long Beach, California on business
and also visiting his daughter Mrs.
John fish. Mr.. Antrims reached their
destination at Homer, Nebraska last
Friday noon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
New York, Kansas City and
Denver Want 7ulSa'S BO1l1
Well Known Promoters Make Bid for
Noran-MOrTis Big
Event.

Promoters in New York, Kansas
City and Denver want the Norris
Moran 15-round boxing contest,
scheduled to be staged in Tulsa next
Monday.
The promoters here received wires
from all three cities yesterday All
were turned down, of course. as the
contest If to occur in Tulsa according
to schedule.
Dave Kaufman of Kansas City
wired that he would put the match on
in Convention hail there, ard guar
antee the boxers $4,000, the same
amount they are to receive here
Kaufman figured that in addition to
an enormous crowd from Kansas
City, the bout If staged there, would
draw heavily from Oklahoma points
Otto Floto made n bid for Denver,
but asked that IL be set back one
week from Labor day on account of
the WelshWhite fight In Colorado
Springs next Monday. II will give
the boxers the same Inducements
they are offered at Tulsa, and pay
the Tulsa promoters the expense they
have been to-" said Floto in his wire.
Harry Richards, the New York
promoter, came In with a telegram
wanting to pull the bout off in Madi-
son Square Garden, whore he figures
II would draw more than in Okla
homa.
"I told all of them that Oklahoma
was entitled to this match and would
get it,. said Sammy McClintic, local
promoter, In discussing the outside
offers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
Arena Too Small.

Special TO The World.

BRISTOW. okla, Aug. 2S.--Man-
ager Purdy of the Bristow Boosters
received a challenge from Manager
Wcoley of the Producers to play a
three game post series here as soon
as the Western association season
was completed. The Producers ask
a bonus and It is thought the mer-
chants will raise the money for the
guarantee. as this is the only town
between Tulsa and Oklahoma City
tnat the Producers Will play. The
intention is to get the railroad to
make excursion rates and have a big
three-day picnic out OF the baseball
evert. Bristow made favorable i'm
pressicn on the Producers when they
played them early in the spring.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
Old Sduaw Mine Reopcned.

COMMERCE, Okla, Aug. 2s.-The
Rose Mining company has recently
obtained a lease on the old squaw
mine at Lincolnville and has begun
draining the ground and overhau'!ng
the concentrating plant making pre-
parations for reopening the mine and
working the lease Mining is con-
Quoted at a depth of one hundred feet
In a sheet ground formation common
to the LncolnVille camp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Champion Wins.

FOREST HILLS. ~ v. Aug. 2S.-
Rain and wet courts interfered with
opening play in the thirty-siXth an
nual tennis singles cham pionship
tournament at the courts of the West
Side club today. But four of the "a
matches were played.
In the singles matches William NJ.
Johnston, Of san Francisco, national
champion. defeated Howard hoffman
Of Brooklyn, 60. 6-1, 60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29

CHICAGO. aug. 2s.-Former Pres
ident William H. Taft, here to attend
the convention of the American Bar
association, which opens on Wednes-
day told reporters today that Chicago
convinced him that he was out Of
politics.
~ walked four blocks through the
downtown streets and made one pur-
chase in "a store without anyone ap-
recognizing me-" the former
president said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-29

BOSTON, Aug. 2S.-A record for
flawless fielding was claimed by
sporting writer's here today for Sher-
wood Magee. left fielder of the
Braves. without an error in rs games,
Magee has accepted 10 chances per-
feCtly. The best previous fielding
record available here showed that in
1908 Schultz OF the Chicago Cubs
mGde only one error in 125 chances