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Arizona republican., 1922-01-08
oRLIolNG is RIGHT

Gentleman Mike--Pardon me, sir,
but have you seen policeman any
were around?
Obliging Citizen--No, indeed.
Gentleman Mike-Then may ] trou-
bic you to let me have your watch,
pocketbook and perhaps that rather
nice little stickpin, too?--N. Y. Sun.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-08

Illinois has the longest river
OF all states.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-08
Oil Man Opens Up
Accessory Store

The Douglas service station oper-
ated by N. L. Douglas, formerly with
Arizona republican., 1922-01-08

a|l,
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A A. NEW TIRE
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grip.
Maintaining in durability the
high standard Of quality which
hascharacterized Diamond Tires
for years! The sum total Of our
experience, ideas, ideals and
principles.
The first showing of this great
tire is now being made through
out the country by Diamond
distributors and dealers.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-08

Rocky Mountains cover an area OF
$50 600 square miles.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
BY IONA GALE

But. mamma. What has she
donew
.Dll Do as mamma tells you.
Don't You think mamma knows best7"
ID Of course did not think so, had
not thought SO for long time. But
now Dwight said:
"Daughterl Are You little girl
or are you our grown-up young ladyi"
II don't know" said Di reasonably,
but think you're treating me like a
little girl now"
"Shame. d." said Ina, unabashed
by the accident Of reason being on
the side of Dl.
I'm eighteen" Di reminded them
forlornly, "and through high school,"
Then act So" bombed her father.
Bafiied, thwarted, bewlldered, Dl
went over to Jenny Plow's and there
impaired understanding by the simple
process of letting Jenny guess. to
questions skillfully shaped.
When Dwight said, Look at my
beautiful handkerchief" displayed a
hole, .sent his Ina for a better, Lulu,
with manner Of haste, addressed
him:
Dwight, it's a funny thing. but
I haven't Nlnian's Oregon address"
"Well?"
swell, wish you'd give II to me-"
Dwight frightened and lifted his lips
ut would SEEM" he said, ''that you
have no real use for that particular
address, Tulu
Eyes. have. / want It. You have
It, haven't you, Dwight"
Certainly have IT,"
won't you please write It down for
mer She had ready a bit Of paper
and a pencil stump.
my dear Lulu. now why revive
anything1 Why not he sensible and
leave this alone? No good can come
by"
"But why shouldn't l have his ad-
dress7"
IF everything is over between you,
why should your
but you say he's still my hus-
band"
Dwight flushed. IF my brother has
shown bis inclination as plainly as I
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
Eve-and. Adam.

1.-The trouble begins when a man
says he has made up his mind to stay
at home, and his wife has made up her
face to. so out"
Some women spend too much time
making permanent waves to make per
manent wives
"The proper length of a woman's
dress Is little over two feet"
"The only man who wasn't spoiled
by being liOnized was Daniel"
"Sllk stockings are another presenta-
ton Of the shins Of society,""
you can lead rabbit to the fur
riers, but you cannot make II mink"
"There Is talk of worlds chemical
disarmament. Let's begin with the
blends as being the most deadly
From Flashlights, by Thomas Jay.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28

Under These Prohibitions, Whlch
Loosed a Thousand speeulstions.
; 81 Was Very Nearly Paraiyxed.
Judge that he has, It Is certainly not
my place to put you In touch with
him again"
"You won't give It to ne7
NY dear Lulu, In ell kindness
no."
His Ina came running back. bearing
handkerchiefs with different colored
borders for him TO choose from. He
chose the initial that she had EN-.
broldered, and had not the good taste
not to kiss her.
They were all On the porch that
evening, when Lulu came downstairs.
"Where are you goingT Ina de-
manded, sisteriy. And on hearing that
Lulu had an errand. added still more
slsteriy: swell, but mercy. what you
80 dressed up forf'
Lulu was In n thin black and white
gown which they had never seen. and
wore the fitting hat with the red
wing.
"NinlAn bought me this" Lulu only
said. --
"But. Lulu. don't you think II might
be better to keep. welI-out of sight
for few days?" Ina's lifted look
besought her.
"WhyT" Lulu asked.
"why set people wondering till we
have tor"
~They don't hay> to wonder, far as
I'm concerned" said Lulu. and went
down the walk.
Ina looked at Dwight. "She never
spoke to me like that in her life be-
fore" she said
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
V-Contlnued.

Lulu went on: HE was very good
20 me. This dress-and my shoes
. and my hat. And another dress, too"
She found the pins ana took of her
hat. HE liked the red wing" she
said. II wanted black--oh, Dwight !
He did tell me the truth" 1t was as
II The red wing had abruptly borne
mute witness.
Dwlght's tone row mounted. bis
manner, It mounted too.
Even II Il Is true" said he, II de-
sire that you should keep silent and
protect my family from this scandal
! merely mention my doubts to you
for your own profit
MY own profit"
She said no more, but rose and
moved to the door.
~ "Luiu-you seei With Di and all ]"
Ina begged. "We Just couldn't have
this kuown--even II II was 30"
you have It In your hands" said
Dwight, ito repay me, Lulu, for any
thing that you feel may have done
for you in the past. You also have
Il In your hands to decide whether
your home here continues. That Is
not a pleasant position for me to find
myself In. It Is distinctly unpleasant,
may say. But you see for yourself"
Lulu went on, into the passage.
"Wasn't she married when she
thought she WASP Mrs. Bett cried
shrIlly.
Mamma" said Ina. do, please,
remember MonOna. Yes - Dwight
thinks she's married all right now
and that It's all right. all the time"
swell, ! hope so, for pity sakes,"
said Mrs. Bett, and left the room with
her daughter.
Hearing the stir. Monona upstairs
lifted her voice:
Mammal Come on and hear my
prayers, why don't your
When they came downstairs next
morning. Lulu had breakfast ready.
Welt" cried Ina in her curving
tones, ''if this isn't like old times."
Lulu said yes. IL was like old times,
and brought the bacon to the table.
LINUS the only one In this house
can cook the bacon SOS It'll chew"
Mrs. Bett volunteered. She wal
wholly affable, and held contentediy
to Ina's last word that Dwight
thought now It was all right.
"Ho" said Dwight. 1.-THE happy
family, once more about the festive
toaster." He gagged the moment to
call for good cheer Ina. too, became
breezy, biithe. Monona caught their
spirit and laughed. head thrown we'll
back and gently shaken.
Di came In. She lad been told that
Auntie Lulu was at home, and that
she. Di. wasn't to cay anything to her
about anything. nor anything to any,
body else about Auntie Lulu being
lack. Under these prohibitions, which
ioosed thousand speculations, ID
was very nearly paralyzed She stared
at her Aunt Lulu 'ncessantly.
Not one OF them hrd even a talent
for the casual. save Lulu herself.
Lulu was amazingly herself. She
look her old plec-, assumed her old
offices When Monona declared
against bacon, It was Lulu who sug.
geated milk toast and went TO make It.
"Mamma." Di whispered then, like
escaping steam. ISN'T Uncle Nlnian
coming too3"
-Hush. No. low don't ask any
more quesjansr
'well. can't ten Bobby and Jenny
nhe'a herei"
mo Don't cay anything at ali
ebout her.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
rAr slY ONE


SYNOPSIS. General factotum In
the house Of her sister Ina, vile OF
Herbert Deacon, In the small so"n
Of Warbleton, Lulu Bett leaes
dull, cramped existence, with w nlcn
she IL constantly at enmity, tnosA
apparently satisfied with herax
Bobby Larkin, recently graeuAse
high-school youth. Il secreuy ~
arAoIed OF Deacon's elder dausnoo.,
Diana The family 70 excited Ovs
the news Of an approaching vlslt
from Deacon's brother Ninian,
whom he had not seen for many
years. Unexpectedly Ninian
rives. Thus he becomes acdualntsu
with Lulu hrst and unders.anns
her position IN the house. TO Luiu:
Ninian is q much-traveied man "
tho world. and even the shgnt m
terest which he takes IN neL
appreciated. because II u sometnin6
new IN her life. At an outing
which the family takes, Ninian ana
Lulu become confidential, he -
presses his disapproval OF ne.
treatment as q sort OF depenaen.
in the Deacon home. Diana ano
Bobby, in the course of sort noun
ings," discuss the possibility "
clipping and surprising the whoie
school," Lulu has awakened 70
pleasant possibilities concerning
Ninian's Intentions toward herself
Ninian takes the family Tor
good time" in the adjacent city.
At supper, after the theater' as
part OF a Joke Lulu repeats the
words OF the civil marriage cere-
mony, with Ninian. Herbert re-
members that n civil wedding -
binding in the state, and tnasmucn
as he il a magistrate. Ninian and
Lulu are legally married. They 20
honeymooning. Luiu returns. ohe
says Ninian married eighteen years
ago and wasn't sure that the wom-
an was dead; 90 she came back.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
"Nou write that letter to
Nlnianl' she said"
tTo AH coNTINUEDl

Clergyman Live Long.
Statistics show that more than &C
per cent Of the clergy 1--we 70 Be
septuagensriana
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28

Somehow the less account a man is
the more faith some fool woman seems
to have In him.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-12-28
Imnortant 70 Mothara

Women Support School.
An Industrial school with 100 pupils
is owned and supported by the Georgia
Federation of WOmen's Clubs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
MAJORS ORAFT NINE TEEN
FROM MINOR LEAGUES
National Leads in Calling
Small Batch of Youngsters
To Faster Company.

,.tIG,.,....
"''''
ga" f''H'IS were r"IuiSI-
'iou,d at TN" annual major lraruc
drnrtiur m.,tinr h.Id b.rc yo.,.r-
.a,y III. >..t,,,.,, ,.,., ,.,,,.,
''''t we '"N'"E 'h"
''rH'r SNARE co. 'h" N"nncst"rs. only
~" American League clubs N,w
YORK ana v,,,,ir., ,,,,
''N'"E '"''' anu
Sc" YORK ~" players
Tn" draft list as Announced today
az tn" "fhc" "f * NJ Lands base
ball comm Toner. rullolvS.
i'iNShUrGh SrhWah iudiugton.
NirN Sheppard Aberdeen. and Jahri.
SiouN Fails : -
Cincinnati Iiarris. charlotte. s. g
New Nurl, Nationals catcher An
drrS"u. Beaumont TEXAS.
NON York Americans johnson.
\I,rd.,r = IL I.,-ii. \y,r...,.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
KING COLLEGE MAKES
SUPPORTERS PROUD
| sn.clnl 100 Tho Tnn.s- nlern,rh-l

Sr""ial {" Tn" Tim"s pisrn,ch.l
HRISTul.. w. oct. lG-pucs KING
college holh Tho promise Of dcyclop
ing int" second Centre
IN view OF 'he record made Thug
far ~ tn. kays.o rrldiron Warriors.
thus question 10 icing askci uy local
football enthusiasts .ho arc anazod
- the r"rnarkahl" strength ahuwr
nv kinG ln th' flames against y. ;,
] and l'u-Cuium.
k'ua scored ia IN. rrs, quarter
against Ioch, and las, SATURDAY. Win
NJ second team PLAYING mos, ot ,n,
Nine ran ur 90 points aghiuE, Tu--
~ nm IN the past IUSruluia haas
ana TINS year defeated lh" strong
Last Tnrn' $50" Normal ;oaiu. Iad
NJ t!HE varsity Stry"d an ,h. gam,
SATURDAY 81 Is extremely urohall.
mat tn" sr"r" would haN" bonn VA
over IN" 100 mark. TIA" varsity h.,ukt
MEYER failed go r'EI9t"r LONG gain. a.
VII through Tu4,ulAm lin. ANA
around TIA" ends
f""'hnIl enthusiasm In Nri.,ol g..
nov at fever h'at as = suit of 'r.
nm" Nr"'t'H Su'r"s~ uf 'A. team ana
th"t" Is strong d-iuiuud fur At ppsi-
season gam" Win .ith"r Wa-j,ii,p
I'm and I.'" "r tho tuiyrrsIt, o'
tennessee" J. Ny Thought That surh
W"1ia attract thousands "f ~r",la-
'"rs It k-ys"o continues 1T men
pre- is''" - appear, rruuani. iT.i
" game N'h Y T. 81 ~" General.
VII ~ sought .Ui',r The close ~ Ia.
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
INDIANS EXPECT HARD
BATTLE WITH TRINITY
William and Mary Squad
Working Hard for Game
i'm Norfolk Saturday.
LSnnrIal tn Thn Timns- Nlsnalrh.I

ISp"riSI 10 ] ~" Times -ilSp5l CHI.
WILLIAMSBURG VA. oct lG.--
Thoroughly rested after their VIC
tory over RandUlph Macon las, Fri
day. tn" mnmbors Of IA. William and
Mary squad are being treated this
w""k TO ia" hardest practice they
hay" Vet had. III" knowledge that
tho ganc against Trinity next Sat
hiity IN bound 10 Dc uip-and tuck
affair; tina, FTa,,'. gam" revealed
some S"ripu" defects TN IA. WORKINGS
~ ih' indl"n machinery. and that
IN" nm" has come for serious dik-
KING u decent show INK Is 80 TO
hl'uc AGAINST Wax" For"s' and Rich-
mona, hiS resulted I'm mariug Graoh
ingram harder driver. II hlc,
'hH'n hc has h""n all along. H.. has
ihu"Hnc"! Tor this week that there
"iIl T." a great deal of srilmlnaEiug
am, 'h'' prh'tiC" VIII h. secret
VIII" no supporinr Of Nuli.m and
Mary VIII admit thn' tn" game AT
N"Il'tk next saturday can oy-riiu-
-" iiI ~! ibtnG bu' success for The
ih""'nN. ih"r" is no ov'Tconiidcuce
h'r'n huui. whil. the feeling i. uni-
'"i'd nat only tho stin,s, Eind Of
rT' P.'ra'lon. together with tn. best
MA luE OF ,h' team. can hrirti. any
thml likr q substantial victory.
VIM" marIin Of tw,u,y.six
I nIlh's represents Il rather healthy
M'rnins score the indians lino Mas
htlh|H up 10 standard last Friday
y W.a also mad. clear that ,Ncrr
iH s''ll = gr"it l"-l =" b, done y,i,h
Wa" hh'i iicld, SO that I, viii be mo
%@'.r,. ~, r'unsing aud reliable
CONNIE il"u ,0 football this season.
'""' Irvrhm expects to send on;
on ~" h'id u"N' saturday - much
stronger and moro evenly halsnrc1
N"'ph Macon only Nat klrd of "A
team ,ni tax" TriuirNF ppnIuro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
BOY ROWING MARVEL SEEKING
GROWN OF DETROIT SCULLER
Granville Guide of Washington. to Meet Singles Cham.
rion Friday at American Legion
Games in New Orleans.

world champion, 80. seeking out tho
f"'"ma"'S veteran rowint coach. rat
l'"n'DS"N Guide said that he mig ut
gam h"NN"r.S crown Within three
years. Ivy hard work and training
meanwhile. Dempsey was no, sure
~" mas h""n at tho coaching game
for = long tim"--h" coached Tho frs,
american crow than won r.ro i'm
tur"r" IN goo. and many cthrr
crows and "arsm"n since AMI hn
knows thH' in rowing. as i'm nearly
everything else. years 90 "Nrcrinnco
and training. ~ winning aul az do
'"'i :" I'M" tho mah ing nj cham
I'"n However. ~" w"n, To- work
win Gud" last July. with the re
suits ~ Ealtim"r" lust montinnnd
NJ 'h" annual ciuh regatta ~ thr 10
'"m"y Boat 'Iuh ON September .
in!" beat TN" veteran Bob Duncan
lay e boat length ~ "p"u water after
- d'S""urHgiu. start;
IN" rae" VIII he r"w"d over q,
mn" ana quarter CnurS" ou Lake
F"niChar'rain or on tho Now BASIN
'"uAi DEPENDING entirety upor
Gather conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17

Results,

heSuIfS.
First race. furiuuga Prince ~
Imnria. io7 oFatorJ. ! to i. . to !.
even, won. E"nwo"d. ,lCi tEnID. = to-
L. 80 l. even. second. Vlrr,ri,,.
-" craplinD. t" |. 8 to :. 10
ihird TIM. 10. IiL,k frida,.
H;l'rc' Lady ln"a. 'Rock Salt ana
i"m"%'r"trh ais" ran
second race. i turlnurs Uull.h,
loo. lsn tMcAtc"p. = L. =. out, OH.
Won ST Allan 10 uLyk.D. = to- l.
I" .. I" ), Scconi. Elected III.
M.nim""J. tu l. Z" :. to ).
m','. 'mH. "N -. !Ioiinis, aud
ihird race. mi" aud seventy yards
'!""i.l". IL tSauioD. Is to - IT,
,. I" .. won. M"dn liz tAIrAI.,,
- !" !. " /" /, 10 L. second. Iuu,,
,'rhSs I,"' collins, . To- |. . 10 j.
"risHdi.r FLANNEL shirt ard Nynnn'
wood also ran.
d.y>'l. . 1" ;. out. nu wnr ~
h"ISt"-, ~ ,liolD tu to- n,,f
'',onn. Exodus. ii" ,Fatorp . to ;.
~ u"l 'hid. Tlm". - !-5. Cirrus
as" Ian. cirrus added
rii,h rtGy', miic ana seventy yards
" To =, J ." =. Won. CANYON. los ,E,
'ni :" |, to :. 10 :. s.rnru
Nhlsk ia collins. , Ia /. to .
~ > 'h'rh Time. l.'t a-5. uu"-
fc"dor. Knl." also ran.
sinh rae. > Il furionEa -Mutin,.
~ 'IHpiin). { to /. to- D. to
Won. Mh@'rra. III ,FatoiJl. 10 t.
:" /" J. second, Sakah. III
Tim, a.. The Colonel. Good III.
Mir"h"ii". n'Corra. Kunc.ro. roIinn
ana foww"w also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
ALL GAMES ON MENU FOR RICHMOND SATURDA Y
New Baseball Union
Pledge Made Public

This is the text ~ membership
ri"dG" TINT players Of both major
ana minor ranks the country owe,
Ar" asked u SIGN upon Joining the
proposed union that RAYMOND !
cannon Milwaukee lawyer. has
been endcaNorinC To organizc since
last August Every player in the
country has been sent :, COPY OF
this
Il tho undersigned. profos-
si"nal ban player and u member
of ORGANIZED baseball hereby
rl"de" myself 20 join an assucia.
ti"n ~ professional baseball play
crs. I" II" formed and t" u" limit
ed ia membership 10 prof. sinnal
baseball players actually playing
ball IA organized baseball In thu
United states "f America aud
r"Gu":, and agree that a.rc.crcr-
dunn ballot h" sent out 20 an those
who pledge Themselves to hccori"
members. to- elect officers aud
board ~ trustees. and another
referendum hHlln' 20 veto uuuu q
proposed constitution ana by
laws for TIA" association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
-KLUX-KLAN FORCES
APPEAR IN COURT HERE
Georgia Organization Seeks
injunction Following Sus-
pension of Local Body.

Tw" factions of thu ku- l(lux Khan.
one representing IN" Nu kluN 'r.an.
Inc, Of Georgia. and the other Rich
noYd Khan. M. !. Will appear in
iiGstlnCS Court. Fart II south Rich
n"ud. this morning when Judge Err
n"r, II. Wells will h"ar proccodincs
az tn" former asltnr for an injunc-
ton following III" rcpur,cd SuSrcn-
body FOR alleged failur" To pay dues
Just what the purpose uf tho case
IL. could not he learned dcnn't,ly
last night. 1t is understood that
IN" ;c"Hgia "rranizati"n viii at
i'nr' 10 HAY" tn" Richmond organ
'2ati"n barred from using tn. name.
Is u-l * luN Khan The cas-" has been
called for 10 u'clork
REPORTS wcr" current several daVS
az" that tn" Eichmoud branch had
withdrawn from the Georgia. body
1t was learned last night that Ger
tain m"mh"rS "f tn" Richmond
Khan "rrus"d tactics of the G"or-
rja "rrhuizati"u. and had refused
TO s'ud funds :" carry Oh tho work.
Following this refusal. tn. sus.
pension notice was received hcrc.
tn" cas-" has created "a great
amount of interest II Richmond.
and iuahilit, to got in touch with
amy ON" Wiling 70 admit he Knows
anything. of TIA" Workings of the
Khan here. has added additional in.
tcr"Si I" tn" case. and a crowded
courtroom j. oNuoctcI Ia greet Juic =
Wells when th' ras" is called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
Especial to The rimes-pispatch

Special I" The Times -pispatch
WASHINGTON. oct. IS -,;ranviile
Guide, young scullinE marvel ~ tho
i"t"ma" ii"at club. is ON his way ."
New orleans. where he is to meet
walter Hoover. the worlds champion
"arSnnn. in match race Friday.
IN ia" American Legion games
Young Guide has HStuuiSh.d th..
rowing world with phenomenal abiI-
t'y acquired in r"markabl, short
time During last July. ius, before
taking his iirst lesson as vruII"i.
IN" IL N"ar-"ld lad. "a son az William
+ Gud". TIA" fl"ris,. announced ~.
Vas on, !" win the worlds cham
r'"nShip inSid" "f three years
"" first got his nam" into snort
Nr headlines by winning tn. Junior.
intermediate" ANA senior a>Sociaiini
Singles at tn" Mridl" states rcgat,a.
held IN Ea timer" Labor nay. ~.
i"d h""n - member "f the rn'nm.,.
I:""t 'lnh "icht-".r"d Shril for :,
year, when Walter il""v.r'~ rnv,ia.
triumph at tn" English Henley ur"d
his ambition :" hc""m" an";h.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
SIKH SEEKS SET.UPS
ON TRIP TO LONDON

l'NEIS oct T." u Il" not intend
:",ms int" G"rmnnN.. said har,ltus
H'ilttur. ar'uld.u. 80 ~. Amsterdam
""r'' ,p"'d"ui uf l.NUtu L am r,-
i"t uE 80 i'H"is iu e r,Nv days aud
NJ. Then 80 q" England to piy. som,
90 ''E "Nhil't'uu- Tor q few worFS -
In regard 10 the American trip %
con lhH'd ia" S"n"EHl"Sr y I,i.pw
u"ihn@ N.'. Manager lI"Ilors is ne.
;"'ihilnE with 'IcN KivkaTh ON it
hin waiting. ! wHs glad that Beckett
neat Moran ana hope To- meet IN.
W'nn"r before th" "nh of tn" Year.
! would lih" to show That can do
zen" 'nN '''In Suuc"sSfulN | shall
hn' stay long ia fariS. l. Is u hiE
NY Wh"r" hay" too MANY friends.
i"r'S IS to" Try ing for chanrinn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-17
SEMINARY RACkETERS
WIN FROM SPIDERS

Rarkctcrs from the Union ThcoIog
toal Seminary made =, clean sweep
"N"r tho Cuiv"r~i,y OF Richmond
representatives N"st"rday afternoon
"n tn" imtcr rarN courts -Four
~lusl's aud one dnuhlcs in ny"
starts was the result OF IN" match
Hatcher. "f the University Of
Eichm"ud. PLAYED IN Nv" Of tho
singles matches ana worked in the
doubles also. The results were:
Wood seminary, defeated Tread
Way Ricitw"nd 60. 60
spence. seminary. defeated Hatch
"r. Richmond -. ca
smith seminary. defeated Riley.
Niohmoud -. 60
Ittrlc, seminary. defeated Hatch
rr, Richmond Ct &c
Wood aud Sp"uc" defeated Hatch
or aud Tr-ndway. g g. 60
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BALTIMORE PLAYERS
GET TIDY RAkE.OFF

81 fAll.. MINI. oct -. -E.iuh,
"'h players "i the Baltimore orioles
Wnn"iS Of tn" minor I.ayu. cham.
p'"nSh!r series which concluded hnr.
yesterday. Viii I'Cciv" about 81 nG1
""Ch AZ ih"ir shar" of tn" roccipts
ndt"li S1"u each. accortiiu. ,n frurrs
made public today
t"tai receipts for m" seven games
W'r" announced as S63 2S05a. and the
attendance - 1921 persons Tho
winning players viii r.ccivn sio
~ -" ana tho Saints Sl9SsSo3
Each clubs share was sii.76oSo
Wn!le each league gets S3.0Gao3
rNn"nS"s including umpircs' sal
AIRY. were 81 900
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FIRST rH"" IN turlun.~ Rrirb, if,.n,
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Frisco T-nn Di.hnu.I.

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S\N FRANCISCO. prt III Tile
san Frame $50 baseball .ub dl,baud.
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Nam "u" of the ,lUhuwu-r>. said
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tHy Assoclal.IIr.s

CLEVELANp. o.' Ir r.
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WAS admitted TO ne ul...ir .ur
kIab." ON IN" way 10 a. '.. WluIu.l
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the sixteenth Ne toOt rfUnrg
f8CtG mashic niblick. cal a4Ia.cd 'h,
mtBt wiud carefully and sailed ts
bah on The green. IT strusr about
blk frtt mort OF tho hole fpI.rt
slowly toWarI tho cup and u.eE!et