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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-19
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Monroe ST.. opposite Post Office.
Phone 1902. ASIA
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FAIRMONT RUBBER STAMP
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Smith. In our new office, 40 Main
St Phone 1213-W. 4Sa6A
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Houses And Lots ].

]. A, FORTSEY. Nc
Crory Bldg, Houses & Lots.
Phone 4O5-R. 4141A
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: Rooms over Dunham's Barber
Shop apply In shop or Phone
1679-R. 4:5sA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
INDICATING THE LAW.

As far the known evidence in the shows the only
crime committed by Jake Brooks the negro who ynced
Oklahoma work packing house contrary the wishes
OF who refused work the wages offered to them The
evidence found chiefly the confessions OF the who
implicated the lynchng II reasonable that il
Brooks had done anything else which, the minds OF his saye
made him deserve death, il would have been brought
Ii is difficult conceive OF a darker, crime
than against this unofending black Not
only the daboa OF the deed itself but also the entire
OF justification makes the OF Brooks
stand crime for the counterpart OF which would have
search the annals OF savagry 1t almost incredible that such
thing could happen in civilized country.
Commenting the Brooks case, the Daily Okahoman
observes that this crime indicates that human life is held cheap
in Oklahoma and this deduction well founded but the brutal
affair also leads believe that other things Of the highest
value cheap here II shows that somny guaranteed rights
and principles OF law old Magma Chaa itself held for
naugt by people living within the borders of If
sngy groups substitute their private judgment for
due OF law melting punishment womsoeve they
Mobs OF masked unmasked who presume nc punish
tackng the very foundation of government which regard
for and loyal obedience to law.
1t is to the everlasting credit of county and officials
well the citizens 10 Oklahoma City, that they have apparently
left nothing undone vindcae the law and bring justice
the murders of Brooks Every who aided in any
IN the preparation of the murderer and such merits
the full penalty of the law should be brought home all who
attempt usup the functions of legislators executives courts
setting midst their DEGREES substitutes for dec
sons reached through the duly provided of law that the
law Oklahoma and that nobody either through
vcousness misguided motives may e with without paying
the penalty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
RAIL TRAVEL GROWS SAFER.

Travel by rail in the United States has greatly increased in
safety according statistics which have been compiled and issued
by the Interstate Commerce Commission The figures gathered
by the commission not only interesting but they also testify
to increasing efficiency railroad management and operation
country
Thirty the average traveller in America took eight
annual railway journeys and he takes twelve Then he
rode a miles each trip and he SO miles Nowthsand
ing he rides hall many times half again farther each
trip and doubtless spends half much railway
yet the danger to his life less than half great used
be- If he rode the last 80 years his chances Of being
killed were in 100000 Or if he took trip each
during that period he losing life as is near
to loO00O One ride taken last year imposed hazard his
NE OF only one '5Oo and on his twelve customary journeys
ne was as far from jeopardy $4,000 greater than
Altogether the railways Of the United States carried in 1920
about ooOO0O passengers with killed for each group
o65OOO carried while total Of 4200OOO people carried in
1852 the death rate in 523O00 The danger life
railway travellers 1920 therefore, less than third of
what IN 1889 most of the reduction accrung 1907
10 be sure there have been bad years and exceptionally good
years but the general trend throughout the whole period has
decidedly towards the increasing safety of the travelling public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

At the last report. :: was some
thing like 80 degrees below zero In
northern New York. Wouldn't be
surprised II they have a cold snap
before night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

Sister SvsIs's stIll Remember
Dabbs: Look at poor Castor
trembling. He still suffers from
shell shock"
DIbbs: shell shock nothing. He
just passed a display OF knitting
needles and yarn."-American 10
gion Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

now imprisoned In the state pcni.
tentiary. according 10 word reaching
here.
Al tho time OF Jones' arrest. he
was proprietor Of the saloon former.
ly owned by Jack Johnson. these nd.
vices say The saloon was known
as Jacks Place" a title given Il by
the negro pugiIist
Jones was arrested by California
authorities six months ago when he
crossed the international boundary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
A Warm Tribute.

The business man-mayor of a
small city had been elected, against
his own desires, for his fourth term.
Though he had wanted the chance
to give all his attention to business
he greeted the announcement com
mittee with as much cordiality as
me could muster.
I'm mighty sorry, Mr.. Mayor"
said the chairman, "but they've put
you to the trouble of officiating for
another term. A far worse man
would have been good enough for
us, but that's just the trouble. We
couldn't find him--and it's my opin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
Don't Worry For
Artificial Gold

Washington. Jan 26.--It Is foolish
for the world TO worry over artifi-
cIal gold or It's effect upon the econ.
omlc situation.
This Is the balm Of the United
States Geological Survey to soothe
the universal disturbance In the
minds OF economists aroused by the
recent announcement that n new
method Of alchemy had been dis.
severed.
The feat cannot be termed impos-
iible. but Il Is too costly. the survey
states. The process would be far
more expensive than the natural
method. The discovery by modern
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

chemistry. the survey says. that
many Of the supposed elemental sub
stances are In fact compounds. has
revived the age-old hope Of alchemy.
which has drawn men into ~ Turing
grasp for centuries.
There Ia no danger. however. nc.
cordIng TO the government scientists.
that artificial gold. II Il can be
made. will ever be anything hut a
curiosity OF the chemical laboratory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

line. lie disposed Of his saloon soon
afterwards. II IL said,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
FALL OUT WITH FRIEND HARRELD.

Senator Hard has hubbed trouble with his socialist friends
III Oklahoma we Judge from letter him written Willis Bon
n OF Duncan and recently appearing the Duncan Daily Eagle
1T appears that Mr. Bonner downright
tor hasn't exered himself to free the war prisoners"
our supporters and local leaders that YOU would
that friends and leaders who in prison for violation
Of wartime laws would be released the Duncan socialist
I'VE trusted you, Mr. Hared; your party Weeks
have passed and to the prd your republican ad
mnistrao grant Eugene Deb pardon with string tied
TO IT. Your halteared ungencrou OF doing Justice has
made socialist the world despse very name OF re-
publican"
On of this hornets Mr. Harred barganed for more
trouble when he voted to give Mr. Newberry the seat in the senate
which republican senators and all the declare was
bought for him 1t will likely be before the Junior sem
from Oklahoma hears the last of vote on the Newberrv
issue On the whole Mr. Hared will have fairly good sized
job of fence-fixng when he back to Oklahoma
The Mexans have discovered that can kill us off quicker
by selling booze than by nsurrecting all the
Record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

That reminds us; Isn't II fine to
live In sunny Oklahoma whore Il II
always balmy-except when a bliz'
zard blows upY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
NOTICE.

On Sundays commencing Jan. 2sth
when weather Is warm and pleas
ant. street cars will run TO Shan.
non Springs between the hours of
2 .. m. from town; until $3.50 .. m.
from Springs.
CHIckASHA SIT. RY. co.
2G.3t w. II. wadsworth, Supt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

always balmy-except when a bliz
xard blows upY
Trudgln' along 10 town this morn
Ing. we actually met two men who
were whistlIng-merry tunes. too.
Yes. It's looking brighter all the
time.
Remember the old songY 1T IL
better to whistle than whine" That's
fact. follow.citizens.
You're right. Old Timer: II Ger
tainly would be fine II we could
have a batch Of bad muddy weather.
However, II does seem nothing
more than proper to require Mayor
Coffman TO wear a spike.tail coat
and a billed shirt at the cops ball.
And Hippo" the handsome city
clerk. would cut quite a swath II he
we're sufficiently decorated.
81 Simp says he notices that his
car always stops every time he runs
out OF gasoline.
II is rumored that Dave Hybarger
made the longest speech in his life
at the Cement good roads meeting,
holding the floor for fully a minute
and a half.
In the matter Of slowing away the
most OF the big dinner which the
Cement boosters gave the Chicka-
sha visitors, honors were about
even between Bert Hanna and Bob
Lively, although the former man.
A. Il. af -,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
AMERICANIsM CREED.

II believe in the United States Of America and the prin
cple Of freedom Justice equality and humanity upon which
founded and for which American patriots have given their
lives and fortunes.
believe my duty towards my country love il;
support its constitution; to obey its aws respect ts ag
and to defend il against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

whoe'cr amidst the sons
OF reason. valor. liberty and virtue
Displays distinguished merit, Ia q
noble
OF Natures own creating.
Thomson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Error In Judgment.

Her plans for assuring the support
OF the women voters to him moved
the statesman to admiration.
whatever steps you take will
carry weight, I'm sure" he said
cordially.
Right there he lost the whole
women's delegation. She had been
dieting In secret for three months.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26
JOHNSON HAD RIVAL
FOR BARkEEP HoNoRs

Muskogec. Okla. Jan. 2G.-Jack
Johnson's latest rival for the title
OF champion barkeep OF Tia Juana.
Lower California. was xenophon
Jones. Muskogec negro murderer,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-26

MANY n fellow has won out at
the eleventh hour just because he
wouldn't lot go. Don't bc a gutter"
Harrington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
WORLDS SERIES STARS
WILL PLAY IN ORIENT
Three of Giants aud Same
Number of Yanks OH
Picked Team.
Lny NssoclateN Pressl

NEW YORK. oct. r=At least three
members "f the Now York Giants.
worlds champions. and three Of tn"
New York Yankees. til" losing team
III Ia" series that ended Yesterday.
VII nartelrat" ia the tour 90 IN"
orient mat has h""u organized TO
further ,h" growth Of baseball be-
You'd the Pacific.
While rh- oniciai roster has not y",
Gen completed for the party that
wi!l gather at thicag" ucNt sunday
10 sail from Vancouver in tim" to
reach Yokohama. October III il is
known that George Kelly. whose hit
won f"Si"rdny's gam" ior tn, Giants:
Arthur N'hi ana Emil McuScl ~"
Juggling "u'hcid"r. viii <" from thr
GlHut <iuad.
From tn" Yankees viii h." 10"
buSh. who pitched two losing games
Tor his team, including that uf yes
i"T!ay. Wait" Iioyt tn. sensational
boy pitcher. aud Fred iicnmunu. sec
"uh-StrinE catcher.
other players billed arc Tum Grlf-
nth. 90 tn" Brooklyn club. Joe So
we'll aud Stephenson. ur the CIrvr-
land Indians; Amos Strui,k and FalS.
pi thr thicig" White SuN. and John
I.avau. 81 Louis Cardinals Name.
~ all tn" players who viii 20 are
expected to he announced soon
The mon mr.. selected not uuly for
ability, but for their re;itI"inanlv
""rduc; co.'s ana IN Ia" bail Held. ana
their selection is subject to the ai,-
prevail nf Commissioner IaudIs
Games viii he played ia Tokyo. Os-
aka. lapau. k"r"u, Nauohuria. china.
Philippines aud Hawaii. ana return.
ug 10 the United states early IN Feb
ruarV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
.DEFUNCT FED. LEAGUE
LOSES BASEBALL. SUIT.
Supreme Court Rules Agains,
Claim of Baltimore
Club.
Try Associated rrcss.l

W\SHlNGrrN. oct. 9-I;chcnrIrr
was denied by the Supreme Cour. to.
day Of the case brought hy the Bal,I-
more club. of IN" dcfuuct Federal
League. against organized baseball.
IN which IN" court held that prnfcg-
sional baseball az played under tho
present national agreement does not
possess the attributes OF intcrs,atc
commerce.
The baseball case reached tho SUI
prem" Court for decision after the
baltimore club obtained. in tho Su
rr"mc Court of tho District Of CO.
lunhin verdict awarding n trlplc
damages under tn" sherman au,ltrus,
act ""alnst iho National aud Am.ri-
can l.cagu"s. operating under tho rr-
Nionn agreement. on tho grounds
nat TIA" Federal loaCUc Had h..n
DISRUPTED 49, result ~ Il cprsuiracv
Ina violation al IA" art Wu. can't
Of Appeals of rho District OF ,'aluuI-
biI reversed tn" decision ana ..'
aSil" til" judgement
IN" li1liiiu"r" club then took Tho
cas" 80 The supreme Cuur, ybi.n
h"ld that tn. transformation ACROSS
stat" lines Of The players forming
10" different professional teams for
'h" purpoS" IF participating in PUB
Nc exhibitions did not constitutes In
i"r~iHi" commerce. ana ina, the clubs
under thc national agreement wcr.
not subject Z" 'rc sherman act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
SPIDERS HARD At WORK
FOR ORANGE AND BLUE
Rain Cuts Scrilnmagc, but
Workout in Gym Is
Substituted.

Coach Dohson has heavy pro-
gram OF scrimmaGe for the Spider
eleven this week in preparation for
~" gam" with Virginia At Lambeth
fl"ld saturday, and although rain
yesterday intcrfered with tho plans
tor practice. a lecture and light
work -out were given in the gynna-
SUM
Tho squad is in good condition fol
lowing their hard struggle with tho
University Of Maryland saturday. and
are r"d"uhlinE their efforts to- make
things interesting for the orange and
fiu" eleven, since the unusual show
ing mad. by Coach CamphrlIv
charges against the Princeton Tigers
Saturday.
Wavcriy Jones. captain and quar-
tor back of the Spider aggregation.
who was injured during tn" iirS; hall
81 tn" MARYLAND game. WAS anlc To
return I" the contest in the last quar-
ter and has suffered no i'll effects
since. With the exception OF f"w
minor ills. the squad will be in good
Shap" for the Charlottesville irip.
Hot weather last week caused IN.
elimination Of several scrimrnagc pc
RODS and the rain yesterday VIII ne
CcsSitatc unusually heavy work FOR
the Red and hluc squad for the next
few days.
Tho spider mentor was well pleased
with tho performance Of hiI men
saturday. and several Of the individ-
ual PLAYERS have since commented un
tho SportSmanlikc play Of tho Mary
land Eridmcn throughout the grillinC
battle 10 a Scnr"less tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
Tech |N..CREAT SHAPE
FOR CENTRE CONTEST
Team Will Average Ia
Pounds When 1t Takes
Field Here Saturday.
Special IN The Times pispntch.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
kLAckSBtRG. oct a.-With VIII
liam and Mary College out of the
way. the Gohhlcrs Will bend all of
'h"ir efforts toward preparing for
the great game with Centre College
To h" played in Richmond next sat
nrday. Reports from Richmond 10
Graduate Manager Miles arc To the
erect that the gam" Will draw tho
largest attendance nf any football
mil ever staged in the old Dominion
tnbhac" would not allow sutton
Erttic. buchanan or Baker to go in
against IN" Indians Saturday. Rough
work With IA" dummy bruised these
stars M. and tn" lry-on did them
good. and at the same time. there
was n" real necessity Tor them being
in after tho second string men pre-
formed :" well
The team tina, goes AGAINST crn;r"
VIII hav" an av"rag" Of Ia pounds
From end I" "ud they VIII weigh iT9
From taciil" t. tacklc. lN2. The back
iuchanau and G"ttl", viii average
l"i rounds. THIS av"rac" viii h."
about ti.' E,m. with l;uthrrror,,.
H"ck of flory ia the ha,Niicld II
saunders. formerly ni Hlacksburs
High. viii get i'm the C"ntr" gniu.
."ach tuhhhG" gave "Bujt"ymilk"
thorough wurk-uut against William
II
I'm" I" pieces with his slcdG"- ham
MGR drives. and ia two lin" pIuugrs.
gay" Tech h"r thIrd touchdown OF
tn" game. saunders weighs lGL
r"unds, ana is every iurh football
player.
TN" Techs 80 M AGAINST TIA" fray
ini, '"l"n"ls h"ticr equipped in every
waS when compared with IN" team
~ last year. pf course. IN" ,;ohhl.rS
VIII miss tn" superb puntiuE OF
Harold Hess bat iu Rutherford, Gap
tain "tIHnk" iIHrdwicN has u man
every hit as good. aud better still II
consistent puut"r Last saturday.
Rutherford did all az tho pintirC
Will" IN" regulars w"r" in. and n"
acquitted himself nicely and without
hohhlc. It's passing was good also.
and as far as getting of END runs.
there is no ON" ON tn" team. not even
tho superb sutton. who is any bcttcr
Tn" We" guards Bll Sh"r"riH and
Ralph Moore. a." PLAYING IN" zane
OF their lives Roth Of th"sc husllics
were stars IN tn" gam" WITH centre
Last season. and they are du" e. re-
peat this year. " their dofcusiV"
work SATURDAY. counts for anything
Th" team IS being pushed this week
at top speed. 'uhhnE" will give his
charges on" ScrimwaE" today and
then II Will br a cas-. of polishing up
vn signals and hidrk board work Tho
Techs VIII tdhr their .niir" squad
to Richmond. and tn" IRE Shncu viii
Join tn" team I'm Roanoke after tn"
game with tn" R"anok" IIlGh school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
HEAVY RAINS PREVENT
RUNNING OFF PROGRAM
Track Scrapcd and Drained
for Big Events This
Afternoon.
MIDwA nEMA ms OPEN
Despite Rain Crowd Makes Merry.
Fair closes T"dny. But Motor
Rncc> May be Held Tomorrow
Also.

l; Is in The hands OF the weather
man to determine whether tho
thrills of auto racing viii be- felt
hy Richmonds thousands this at
ternoon.
With the track at the Virginia
State Fair Grounds scrared and
drained after the dovnpour yes,or-
day, It is hoped tina; the rain viii
stop this morning in time 10 permi;
the mile speedway 10 dry sum
ciently 10 permit tho smoke carts
to operate with \ degree Of safety.
Tho program Yesterday was called
OF only after all omorts To run the
events had failed. \ food from mo
skies az - few minutes before
o'clock pat the dirt oval In had
shape. but scranors Started to work
dragging OF the mud. Gasoline hv
the barrel Was burned To- help cyapo-
rate tho watcr-and then camo
more rain.
w. Conway Saunders. manager Of
the fair. ordered workmen last night
20 make drains I" carry OF what
ever water remained on the track
after the second cloudhursr Rain
fell intermittently thereafter until
late into the niCh;. hut if it clears
before noon il Is believed tina, tho
track viii he in condition to use.
Rain checks We're issued ysstcr-
day TO tho large number Of persons
who were admitted to the grand
stand These checks viii he good
today. The program originally So.
for today VIII be- run. with tho
initial program carried over to Wed
ucsday.
The entries arc tho larccs, i'm any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
MILLER HUGC|NS SURE
TO PILOT YANKS AGAIN
Colonel Rupert Rcru,cs Re.
ports That Collins Would
Be Manager.
tEy Associa,cd rress.l

NEW YORK, oct ?.--Millor Hug
Gins will manage tn" New York
american League club in 1929 If he
cares to continue in the position.
"ht"h he has held for tho past few
seasons
This was tho substance OF state
hcnt given the Associated rrcss to-
u'N by colonel Jacob RUPERT. presl-
dent OF the Yankees. In refutInr
report from the West that Eddie COL
i'nS. OF the Chicago White Son. was
I" manage the local American League
club next season
According 10 these reports. Collins
was 10 come To tho Yankees i'm a
trad" Tor Rob Mcmscl. ou,tieldcr. and
AARON Ward. second hascman, both
"t whom played throughout tn.
world series that ended YESTERDAYS
Local reports included Babe Ruth in
ia" deal ana eliminated Ward
'iiuGcins will manag. tn. team in
l'-". II h" wants to-" Colonel Rup-
pert frankly declared
~ course. he added. well have
I" com" Ia - financial agreement. mi,
that shouldn't hc difficult rho Van.
N""s never decrease q mans salary
they Increase il Pshaw. don, sec
now these reports originate
di" collins. Hos a great ball PLAYER.
nut. and the colonel smiled broadly.
M Her HusGtns can manage the
Yankees II ne wants to"
DO YOU contemplate trading Rahc
Ruth ne WAS asked.
We'll trade any II wc can
strengthen tho club" the colonel re-
peatod
A<k"d n he thought that Hurcius'
reported impaired health would pre-
vent him from continuing At The
helm. tho colonel answered IN the
NEGATIVE.
From well-informcd quarters. tho
report is p"rsistcntly repeated that
Ruth is I" be given stiff discipline.
He was alm"s' q total failure in tn.
worlds SCI ~ least at the bat.
Nor only TOR mis- showing in the
worlds series, but for the constant
tuh Of not water i'll which he STEPPED
himself all season, Is the Ba mbino 10
he punished, according TO these re-
ports
similar stories predict something
Girc for Ech NcUSel Som critics
assert that Meusei was very indif
'"rent throughout the worlds Sc
rios
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
CENTRE COLLEGE RUNS
OVER CARSON ELEVEN
Team Which Plays Tech Here
Saturday Piles Up -
Points.

iSpc'la' :" Ih" limos Dispatch
i'l iHN LIE Is. oct. a-Ccntrc
I"il"E" Defeated carson hero today
- L" 'n football game that
'"fh"" out 10 D." e marathon race.
arson l'"sitiuu. Centre.
hhisht....'.. left end ..... Roberto
Captain
''iSS"il - '.I''t tackle. Lynch
artaIh)
southern. ..l"ft guard @. Vons
Nrrinki"..... center Cauhlc
lilanc. .....riEht guard Rpbar,b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-10
HAGEN TO SUBSTITUTE
IN CHARITY MATCH

SEW YORK Dc,. W.lior fi,-
ron viii substitute" for Gene Ga-pyrn.
lu q 'hlrty-SiN- mole match win jim
''arn"s at the i"lnam Country CHM
ham summer home for cardiac rhil-
dr"u, tn" clGh announced today
Sara2"n. the American open cham
r!ou underwent an op,rnilon fpr au-
p"udi'I'lS yesterday about tAy,ut,t-
'our hours after dcCcatiru Iarrr.
holder 90 tn" British open 'Iil,. I'm n
seventy tw"-hoic match. wuaen hogan
Hi hi''shurrh and ended ou 'I, W,.,-
th"s'"r- i|ii'mor" course ~ Et. s.
~" Nt~ resting c"rf0rtaniH 10
day