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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
SPEAKERS FULL
POWERS AS GENIUS
Are Brought Out as Manager
of the Cleveland
Indians.

Leading a baseball club has brought
out iris Speakers full powers as a
genius OF the game. While Spoke has
always been great slugger and spcc-
tacular fielder during his l2 years in
the American league. yet his thirtcertn
season finds him taking new srurt
better than ever, writes Il Chicago
scribe.
Like Babe Ruth. he served time in
Boston. Now that Bambino has brok-
en- his worlds record and will he shoot
ing at the stars for the remainder Of
the year, the great Speaker is taking
his inning in the limelight, AT present
he is not only standing out as tho most
brilliant player In the Johnson or
ganization, but as the Moses 10 lead
Cleveland to its first pennant,
Recently he made IL consecutive hits
before being headed. His long batting
streak has swept him on by Ruth and
Sisler to the top OF the batting column
And remember that iris Is 81 years
old, that time has grayed his hnlr and
this Is his thirteenth year in the Zig
tent-a long period of service when
most players have lost their majo
league speed and cunning. That the
Indians have for so long held the lead
in the pennant race is due largely to
one thing-that thing is the leadership
of Speaker.
Managing a ball club has caused
many of the games bright stars to
slip back as players They couldn't
carry the double load. But ii has
brought out Iris Speaker into fuII
mower
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
JONES PAIRED ''ta,
WITH YARDON
Big Gallery Follows Play of
British Golfing
Stars. ta'i =

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. 1o,--The largest
number of golfers ever entered in a
championship today played Is holes over
the links Of the Inverness club in the
first half of the qualifying round Of
the national open championship. But
out of the 26S entrants, interest CEN
tered in few of the better-known
players, and especially in the British
contenders. Harry Vardon and Edward
Ray.
There was much attention paid to
the play of the amateurs among whom
were Chick Evans, former champion.
and Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, Southern
champion. Evans played with George
Sargent, of Columbus, also a former
champion, while Jones was paired with
Vardon. walter Hagen, OF Detroit.
defending his title, played the round
with 4. d. Armour, a Scotch amateur,
and James Barnes, former Western
open champion, started with john
Bowling.
1t was a race against time. With
the first pair started at 7 o'clock, and
a new couple sent away from the first
tee every four minutes, II took until
nearly o'clock to check out all the
players.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
ST. PAUL SAINTS
SURE WINNERS
Leading American Association
and Other Clubs Haven't
O. Look in.

Proving their complete mastery over
all rivals leading the league in every
conceivable phase of offensive play
standing practically n tie for the league
lead in fielding figures, and boastinP a
wide margin over the near ~ fees in
team batting and base stealing, Kelly's
champions not only should on form,
repeat. but they should even widen
the gap between themselves and sec
ond place between now and the close
of the race in I. j. HicNey's league
writes Leo Sullivan in the st. Iaul
Dispatch.
This because there Is litt;, TO choose
between five clubs which are now vir-
tuaIly engaged in a battls for second
place. Minneapolis, Toledo, Indian
apolis, Louisville and Milwaukee all
are within four games of ole another
TT ose five clubs are havlng a pen
mart race OF their 0En. and unless
something unforeseen should occur one
Of these will take consd"rabl, satisfac-
tion in finishing second to 81. l'aul.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
YANKEES TAKE OPENER
FROM INDIANS, 6 TO 3

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1O-New YORK
won yesterday from Cleveland 6 to
3, taking advantage OF Morton's wild
ness and Clevcland's errors. Four OF
Morton's five passes were converted
into runs while misplays figured in
four of the tallies. Cleveland batted
Shawkey rather hard but he was able
to extricate himself from difficulty aft
er the third inning Babe Ruth was
passed three times. He fouled out once
and hit an easy ground to first base
Smith made a home run and a double
for the locals. Rain delayed start Of
the game 40 minutes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
CAN'T DRAFT-MUsT PAY.

The reason for all this frenzied buy
ing of players from Dixie clubs is that
the draft is not in effect, and only out
right purchase Is the only way the
athletes can be secured.
Just how the majority of southern
league club owners stand uptn the
proposition of the restoration of the
draft is not known, but it Is known
fact there are some club owners IN the
league who are in favor of letting things
it necessary for the big leagues to
buy outright what players they want;
1t is a safe estimate that there viii
be fully rs Southern league players on
the rosters of major league clubs When
they start South in the spring Of 1891
on their training trips.
The Southern is faster this year than
in many seasons, and some fast bal IS
being played. which is the reason SO
many scouts have been buzzinS around.
Bing Miller, for instance, is leading
bloke who can hit the ball is desira-
BILE, and Bing is batting veil over the
300 mark, in addition to his long
range. clouting. e..
There are a lot of good hitters In
the Southern this season, and the ma,
are going to stick.
The Chicks will wind up in Mobile
Wednesday and will return to Memphis
Thursday to open a three game series
with the New Orleans Pelicans, extend
ing through Saturday.
The Birmingham Barons will come
Sunday for one game with the Chicks
at Russwood, following which the
Chicks will go home with the Barons
for series.
The Chicks and Bears were rained
out Monday, and it Is stated that a
double bill is on the card for Tuesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
GENE BELMONT WINS
4 OVER JIMMY KANE

NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-Gene belmont,
SparTi gp With jack a DEMPSEY emp %S went in
with only a minutes notice against
Jimmy Kane, at the Armory A. C. at
Jersey City Monday night, and defeat
ed him decisively in IL rounds. 1t was
went wild 1t was a substitute star
bout for Ralph Brady and Billy Defoe.
belmont had just eaten his supper when
Manager Jennings asked his manager,
Phil Lewis, to have him box, Gene
rocked Kane with solid sr1asnes TO
the body and face. In the last three
rounds Gene had his opponent in bad
shape. Jennings wants belmont to box
Dundee shortly. belmont profited by
working out with Dempsey in New
York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
HAS FIVE OUT OF EIGHT.

!. According to our tabulation of the
flght by rounds, Tanning had five out
OF the eight to his credit with three
having been halved. The first and sec
ond were even, Tanning had the third,
fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh, and
the eighth was on even terms. AL
though Kabakoff tried hard, he was
unable to gain the margin over Fan
ming in any of the eight cantos.
Fanning's left hand was the stumbling
block that beat Kabakoff. Always in
action and pumping jabs and hooks into
the face and body the portside paw
OF Tanning was the biggest factor in
the victory, for it had Kabakoff be-
wildered throughout the mill Times
without number Kabakoff blocked left
jabs with his face, and his frontispiece
was lurid crimson following the mill
from the punishment he had assimi-
lated.
The first and second rounds were
even,. with but little milling, but in
the third Tanning opened up. Tanning
shot over a hard left hook that hurt
Kabakoff, and followed it up with a
series of jabs from which the local
boy couldn't escape. Tanning played
tattoo, of lefts on kabakoff's jaw
with little or no return. AS the bell
sounded to end the third, Kabakoff
landed with his right.
In the fourth Tanning caught Kaba
koff with hard left hook to the jaw
that staggered him. and here he tried
hard to lay Kabby low, but the local
boy fell into a ciinch until he could
regain his bearings. flaming pounded
away with lefts and rights throughout
the round in addition to making Kaba-
koff miss a number of his leads.
At the beginning OF the fifth Kaba-
koff landed with hard left hook, but
flaming retaliated with a series of left
hooks and jabs. Just as the bell sound
ed flaming shot a left into Kabakoff' s
body and Kabby landed with his right
ming had the margin, having landed
five to one blows and continually jab-
bng Kabakoff with his left. Kabakoff
was unsuccessful in landing on Fan
ming, whose footwork served him well.
koff practically all the way. In the
eighth both boys let up and halved
the session.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
BEAR MANAGER IS
OUT WITH INJURY

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 10-Manager
Robert Coleman, of the Mobile club.
who suffered a broken finger of his
right hand in the 18th inning of Sun
days game with Memphis, win be out
OF the game, for three weeks or posi-
Oily a month. The manager suffered
severely from the injury.
Coleman proposes to use Outfielder
Ducote and Catcher Pond during the
time that he is out of commission be-
hind the bat.
Umpire Williams was taken Ill here
his hotel, and for a time was in a
serious condition. He was unable to
leave his room on Monday and will
probably be out for a week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
ROBINS BEAT ALEX.

BROOKLYN. Aug Brooklyn
kept its precarious lead yesterday when
it broke the Alexander hoodoo that has
prevailed all season, and beat Chicago
6 to 8, Up to Monday Alexander had
won three straight rom the TodgerS
With two on base in the eighth A'A.
ander passed konetGhy to get kildDff
The latter doubled to the RICH. fitla
fence, scoring three runs Killifei
smashed finger n the second anl
viii be out of the ga ne some tune.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
PLAY FOR CHESS TITLE

THE HAGUE, Aug l0.-Dr. man
ue asker. holder OF the worlds Chess
championship 'or IS Yeas, and lose
K Capablanca, the Cuban chess cham
pon, concluded IN Egreerleut yesterday
10 play match OF e EIne3 Tor the
worlds chess hlmpi1nshtp. The
match Ia to take place W Havana IN
January 1921
Jose X. Capabanca sailed for Europe
on July % with the expressed intcn-
tion OF prevailing upon DR.. T.asker to
reconsider his decision to Weld the
worlds chess championship to Capa
blanca and play a match for the tltIe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
RED TORKELSON
QUITS The PELICANS

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 10-Tt
was reliably reported Tuesday morning
that Pitcher Chester Torkelson had
quit the New Orleans club, He is said
to have delivered an ultimatum to
Dobbs to the effect that he would not
play another game in the Southern
league, and asked that he be Transcend
to the Pacific Coast eagu.
Torkelson contends that utility work
has interfered with his pitching. He
was plainly disguised when he was
taken out Of the box Monday afternoon
after relieving Barefoot Both pitchers
had been hit hard
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
HOW MACK SCOUTS

John j. McCloskey, now scouting for
the Chicks, has his own system Of
scouting. He is a veteran at the game
and knows the ms and outs OF ivory
hunting, about as we'll as any man in
the business
Here's Mack's system:
Il don't believe in scouting with a
brass band and like to go into a
town and come out without being rec
ognized, or saying anything to anyone
Besides, / believe scout gets bet
ter line on a players ability by using
these methods"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
u. s. ATHLETES ARE
NOW In ANTWERP

ANTWERP, Aug 10.--Thc American
athletes who are to compete in the
Olympic games. di6embarked yesterday
from the transport Princess Matoikl,
and proceeded TO the schoolhouse where
they are to be quartered during their
stay here. Satisfaction was expressed
over their place Of abode. and much Of
the discomfort which had prevailed on
board the ship had disappeared
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
DAVIS CUP TEAM
GOES TO TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK, Aug. TO-. The LAWS
cup team, with the exception of Vim.
r. Tiden. II. left for Newport tc par
t.ripate today in the annual tennis
tournament at the Newport Casino
Capt Samuel Hardy said the team
returned from its successful European
trip in splendid physical condition and
eager for the tournaments preceding
the national championship and the trip
to Australia for the challenge round OF
the Davis cup contest. Tilden, while
in good condition, feels the need of
a short rest and will not visit New
port this season, Capt Hardy said.
Members of the team expressed APP
probation for the reception given the
tam by the British tennis enthust-
asts
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
ARLOS TANNING
is EASY WINNER
OVER KABAKOFF
Oklahoma Lightweight Has
Five Out of Eight Rounds to
Credit and Wins Decision.
Kid Roth Adds Another.
BY BOB PIGUE

Displaying more aIi-round class
tnan ne has shown In any previous
start IN local arenas, ArIos FAN
nin9, Oklahoma lightweight, carved
out an eight round victory over Abe
kabakoff, OF Memphis, at the
s6outhern Athletic club Monday
night. In the regular weekly box
ING show. FannInp's victory was
flawless and was gained by out
punching and out. generating the
local entry. II was without ques-
ton the best fight Tanning ever
fought in Memphis. Although kaba-
kotf was outpointed, he was In there
trying Until the finish. Abe admitted
sYfter the fight that he had been
beaten. Referee Billy Hack
awarded the decision to Tanning,
and 1t was a popular one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
MACK GETS REFUND.

John J. McCloskey, ex-chieftain of
the Chicks, now serving in the role of
scout, was the recipient of highly-a p-
preciated favor and courtesy from
President John D. Martin, of the South
ern league, few days ago.
The courtesy was in the form of a
check from the headquarters of the
Southern league, which was reim-
bursement for the former Chick man
ager of fines he had paid into the
league treasury during the season.
McCloskey was fined on several oc-
casions and was also suspended, and
all these suspensions carry with them
fines which were paid into the league
strong box. But President Martin de-
cided that in view of quite few cir
cumstances he would refund McCloskey
the money he had paid for fines, which
he accordingly did.
Dear Sir:-Several times recently I
have noticed the sign at Madison and
Main streets (the basebalD announcing
games today. when the home team was
on the road and there was no game.
Several visitors have called attention
to this. What's the idea in leaving
this sign up and fooling people?
Memphis, Aug 8.
1t is merely an oversight on the part
of the club secretary 1t will be at
Jended TO Wnen the team returns nome.
Babe Ruth failed to hit a home run
Monday He was purposely passed on
three occasions.
We ran into fan the other day who
said he was strong advocate of the
intentional pass.
We asked him how he would feel if
he paid buck to see Babe Ruth in
action, and then have to sit there and
watch the opposing pitcher walk him
every time he came to bat.
He said he wouldn't like it at all
that he would like to get what he paid
for, which was to see Bambino SWING
That's the whole thing in a nutshell
Fans like to see the good hitters take
their cuts, and nothing gets under the
average fans hide more than seeing a
slugger given four wide ones
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
AMERICANS BEATEN

ANTWERP, Aug. 1O-In the 1000
four the Americans were beaten BY
the Belgians and the Canadians by the
South Africans in the preliminary heats,
Peters, the Dutch cycling champion,
won the 1,000-meter race in the slow
time of one minute, 2-5 seconds.
Johnson and Ryan both of England,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
TEN PITCHERS HURL
IN PHIL-CARD GAME

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1o-Thirty-
four players figured in yesterdays
opening game Of the Philadelphia st.
Louis series, won in the 18th inning
by the visitors, IL to 10. North, the
tenth pitcher to appear on the scene,
drove home the winning rims with a
single. Philadelphia obtained a five
run lead in the first inning. but could
not hold it,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
GIANTS GIVE GOOSE EGGS.

NEW YORK, Aug l0-The New
York Giants yesterday shut out Fits
burgh, their rivals for third place 3 to
0. The contest was a southpaw pitch
ing duel between Nehf and Cooper. M
tile the latter retired for pinch hit
ter in the eighth.
The Giants accumulated runs off
Blake in the eighth on four hits, two
passes, one error and a sacrifice fly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
TIGERS WIN ANOTHER

DETROIT, Aug. t0-Detroit l,atsmer
drove Naylor from the box and scored
enough runs in the seventh inning tc
win yesterdays game from Philadelphia
to 2. Keefe followed Nayor, and
retired the side. Moore hurled The
final inning for the visitors. phi!a
delphia's only runs came in the ninth
after two were OUT on single, a triple
and Pinellts third error.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
BROWNS BEATEN

ST. LOUIS, Aug lO-Davis weak ..
eHed with two out in the ninth after
holding Boston to three hits and Boston
tied the score on three successive
doubles, winning from St Louis yes
tcrday in the eleventh. when Myers
single scored Witt from second. The
score was five TO four
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
Major Scouts Comb S. L.
For Promising Talent
Biggest Batch of Southern lie aguers Going Up This Fall
History of League-Chicks Come Home Thursday to
Open With Pelicans for Three Games
BY BOB PIGUE.

Major league scouts thick in the Southern league
present that they false whskers keep their
fellow from getting wise to their identity 1t fact
that ivory hunters from the big tent have been in the
Southern this than before And day after day the
comes the wire that the of the players from
1.-THE Dixie major being skinned by the big league headhunt
ers The result is that of the clubs who have been lean
lin the pocketbook for some time fattenng up
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
WHITE SOX TAKE PAIR:
MOVE INTO I'd PLACE

( CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Chicago moved
Up to second place yesterday by winning
both games of a double header with
Washington, TO 2, and to T. Passes
issued by Shaw, coupled with an error
by O'Neill and opportune hitting gave
Chicago the first game behind Cicptte's
pitching. Chicago was cid to six hits
in the second game, but five OF them
were for extra bases.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
NEXT WEEKS CARD.

1t was announced that Young Jack
Dempsey and Tommy Sanders, two local
112-pounders, will meet next Monday
night in an eight-round bout at the
S. A. c.
On the same card will be Jack Rainey
and Kid Larkin, in six rounds, and
Young Shugrue and Battling Williams.
in four. There will also be battle
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
RUDE ROBINSON TO
TRY IRON-MAN STUNT

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 10.-Rube Rob-
inson star left-hander OF the Little
Rock team, will attempt TO pitch four
games in two days against Atlanta in
the series opening here today, Manager
Elberfeld said today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
REDS WIN TWO.

BOSTON. Aug lo.-Clnciauati hit
Boston pitchers hard yesterday and
won both games Of a double hea,ler,
. The champions hits were so vel
punched in the second game thai only
one runner was left on base.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
PELS BEAT VOLS in
ONLY GAME PLAYED

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. lO.-New Or
leans defeated Nashville yesterday in d
close and hotly played game 5 to Z
New Orleans used three pitchers and
Nashville two. The winning run was
scored in the last half Of the ninth
after one man had been retired.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
RAIN STOPS TUESDAYS
GRAND CIRCUIT RACING

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. i0.-Grand
circuit racing was again postponed to-
day at North Randall because OF the
muddy track
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At st. Louis R.HE
Boston .....,.. oO1 OO1 oO2 o1-5 g g. =
st. Louis ....... DOL 201 900 00-4 3
Jones, Myers and Walters, Schang
Davis. Shocker and SEVERED.
At Cleveland rHE
New York ......,.. 400 OIL 0OO-6 : I
Cleveland .......,.. POI 900 000-3 Q {
Shawkey and Ruel; Morton, Clark and
O'Neill. Nunamaker.
At Detroit R.HE
Philadelphia ....... 900 900 002-2 7 !
Detroit .............011 900 BOYS 10
Naylor. Keefe, Moore and Perkins
Ayres and Manion,
At Chicago, First Game R.HE
Washington ..'"... 900 001 OO1-2 Z
shaw and Charity i.r1yi 'V Ci Cote . and
Schalk.
Second Game RHE
Washington ..,.., 900 211 00O-4 s
chicago ........... O0l 10 g0x-5 6
Courtney and Picinich; Williams ant
Schalk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston, First Game R.H.E
Boston ,.;.,..... 900 600 40 5 s
Luque, Ring and Wingo, Allen: Nc,
Quillan. Scott, Pierotti, Rudolph anc
Gowdy.
Second Game R.HE
Cincinnati .......033 900 zoos ID :
Boston .....,...... 900 101 O00--2
Fisher and Wingo; Fillingim ant
O'Neill
At New York Ri T.
Pittsburgh .......00O 900 0OO-0 7
New York ...:.,.., 030 900 06x-9
Cooper. Blake and Haeffner; Neh
and Snyder.
At Brooklyn R.HF
Chicago ........... 900 O02 OIL II
Brooklyn ......... 900 200 04x-6
Alexander and Killefer, OFarrell
Grimes. Mamaux and Miller, Elliott
At Philadelphia R.H,E
st. Louis ,..,...oo5 O1O 220 OLE is
Philadelphia 500 ITO 2lO OO--l0 20
Sherdell Goodwin. Jacobs, North. Ma,
and Dilhoefer; Causel. Enzmann, Hub
bell, Rixey, G. Smith and Tragesser.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
DELTA LEAcI
BASEBALL RESULTS.
SOUTHERN LEAGtIE

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New Orleans RI "a
Nashville .........0 30 202 OO0-7 il 4
New Orleans .....10O $40 001-S II
Tomlin, Hodge and Jonnard; Barfoot
Torkelson, Walker and Deberry.
Other games rained out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
DELTA LEAGUE.

At Louisville /, Minneapolis 0.
At Toledo II, Milwaukee 6.
At Indianapolis 10, Kansas City 3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
WHERE THEY PLAY.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
' Memphis at Mobile two games.
Nashville at New Orleans.
Little Rock at Atlanta two games
Chattanooga at Birmingham, two
games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10
AMERICAN lEAclIE

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York at Cleveland,
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
DELTA LEAGUE.
Greenwood at Jackson,
Greenville at Belzoni.
Clarksdale at Charleston.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-10

About $50 members of the Cotton
States Merchants association witnessed
the bout as guests Of the association.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-05
TIMBER WOLVES
 AGAIN AT THANE

One timber wolf has been killed and another one shot at and missed during the past week by people in the vicinity of Thane
 Captain Lott, who lives at the Gold Belt Mining Claims a mile or so beyond Thane, killed one with a shot gun. The animal was in the vicinity of his chicken coop.
 On Tuesday of this week big gray fellow was seen on the beach near the Treadwell power house right at Sheep Creek The operator oi the power house ran to a neighboring house and got a rifle. He fired sever al shots but the wolf was not hit and took to the woods.
 The pelt and bounty on a wolf brings the value of one of the ani. mals up to $35.00
 There are many wolves in the Taku Valley and those seen at Thane are some that have undoubtedly como from there.