meived orders
Heinie reported.
various times
nit-er Groh smashed his
he did not “come back."
moard.
awards.
THE STANDINGS.
Eastern Lc'znue.
Eantem League-
liElNIE anon our
on DRAFT ARMY;
The idea that .311 ball players:
lust be physically fit for service. in
In army appears to be erroneous.
Helnie Groh oi the Cincinnati Reds, re-
for examination,
He got away well in
the physical lpfil until onc of the ex,
nincrs noted that his fingers were
not as straight as they should be At t
during his baSeball‘ _
fingers. in‘teur sport is flourishing in the Meliicanl
‘(~ldlng batted or thrown balls; and capital is shown by the fact that there
As a result!
Grab was rejected by the examining
if the same rule is to be fol
lowed it means that several hall play-
ers who are otherwise physically fit
‘will be rejected by the examining
“7. ‘..
New Harlin .........553 25 ’
Lawrence. will 35]
New London ...... ...43 . 35 ‘
Bridgeport ......... ~: .40‘ 37
‘W'orccst.r ........... 39" 4] ‘
Springfield ........... 35' 44 1
Portland ............. 33_ 47
Iinrtford .......‘28 5.9 * -
National tcague.
“ w. I..,
New Yok ........ ...(lfl 31' ' ‘
Philadelphia ...... 2 . .50‘ 12
St. Louis ............ 55 48
Cincinnati ........... 56 53
Chicago ..... ...... . . .52 52
"Brooklyn ...... . ..... 4% 50
Boston ............... 42 54
Pitt‘lbul‘gh ........... (i 67
American League.
W. L.
Chicago ............. 66 40
Boston ......... , . ,. . . .61 40
~llctl‘olt .......... 55 49
tillcvclund ............ 57 51
New York . ........... 53 49
'Wusllington . .46 57 .
J’hilndelphin ........38 61 '
St. Louis ............. 38 07
International League.
. W. L.
Providenoz- . . . ..6‘3 3
Newark l“- .61 43
“Toronto ........ . .. .611 45
Baltimore ... .. ....... 6‘3 45
Rochester ........ .. . .50 59
Buffalo , .....4,6 . 63
Richmond ........‘.l 62
Montrcnl ...... ....... 41 68
._.___...,_...
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
,llurtford, 7; QNew London, 6.
Springfield, 5— ;
New Haven
National League.
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn. 0. _
New York, 4:
Boston, 2-0;
Americ‘un League.
Detroit, 0; Boston. 2.
St. Louis. 2.
t‘inciunuli, 04L
l’lllltltl("llllllll‘l’lgtfil’u‘fgk ruin.
Worccslcl‘. 3-3‘
l
,5, , Il-ldgmpI-t. ,1.
Lam encc, lt‘amwk A
new York, 8—]; (licyelnnd, 2-2.
Vt’ushington, 2: Chicago, 0.
Philadelphia. 6; St. Louis. 5‘.
innings. ~ I
lnternatioml League.
Toronto, 8; Providence, 3.
llultimorc, 8‘. Rochester. 1.
Newark, 6; Montreal, 0.
Richmond, 9; Buffalo, 8.
American Assoeiation.
Columbus. 5; Toledo. 4'.
a .
St. Paul, 6-4: Kansas City, 141
‘GAMES TODA‘i.
‘Eastern Leaaue. .
Worcester at Hartford (2).
Springfield at New Haven.
Lawrence at New London.
Portland at Bridgeport. ‘
‘ National League.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
- New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at, Pittsburgh.
American League.
llctroit at Boston.
t‘levelund at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
St, Louis at Philadelphia.
SH ELLECIK CHAMPION AGAIN.
Milwaukee, 4.6‘; Minneapolis, 2-7.
Louisville, 1; Indianapolis, 0.
. .543 schools have three or four teams each,
”Y
~- KRAMER W|NS 25.MILE l
l
and J.
splints rLduRISHING
IN WILD MEXICO
unxco, CITY, Aug. Sir-That ama-l '
l A a
son for all varieties of sport in Mexico;
lasts 12 months a year, as the climate’
permits play at all times.
just died at the age of
PINDY, FAMOUS IN
PARIS counting, ‘
DEAD; THREE LIVE;
l (‘HAL‘X DE nouns, Switzerlandi
18.;
,, uh. 9.~~—Louls Piudy, the man who
a” 1"; organized amateur baseballlsm fire to the Hotel de 1Ville in Paris,
nines in the city and its suburbs, anrlltin May 1871., and who was one oft
(“'91- 5t] SDC‘CN‘ football lean]g_ The spadlhe lfllfil four l'llf’lllel'S 0f lllB Paris,
Commune exiled in Switzerland, hast
Even durinz minister of Justice in the government I
Itho rainy scascn the mornings are at, of the Commune, with L—ouclas and:
‘most alwryscleor and gunghmy and (literal-don, two inconspicious me‘nr.
., . . . s ' e m 1’.
the nature of the so 1 and tho h'gh and her ot 1“ CU mu”
I‘
Pindy was in command at the Ho“:
('1‘?! atmosphere makes delay on aC- tn] de Ville. 119 declared that, if out
count of wet weather.
: b‘y'tho baseball clubs,-but shortlscrim‘
" beiwet—m three or more selectrd team
tire arranged from mouth to month. The. int: jewelry meanwhile.
games are usually played “Sunday
and a1 a grncrul thing no admission '5 employed my fm‘lpfotll' year-S
l‘f‘ C—lal‘gfd. ..any of the larger athlclic sainu firm making: watches.
.076 ofubs and collegcs and profosxlonul'
BANKS TAKES LEAD
.534 1119 fil‘Sl tcantswlrnfting players trolll‘
.51
.500,
.490 GE
.438 ORG-E VAN HALTREN HOLDS ,
.3163 CONSECUTIVE GAME RECORD?
l Eddie (‘oliins and George lltll'llfiu
oo . .
264‘ nine games, have quilo :2 mm. ways”), yen-.Ierduy.’
.529 to g" 1“me ”WY can consider them-I ‘5'
4 the. lessor teams as they are devcloped.‘g Nowell W. BMRH’ 0f Detroit, , ,
‘cr champion, gained (til advantage In:
his Linguine mulch with Alt'rcd ,
dun, former champion, when he won‘t"
one game und secured :1. Idl‘uw in!
1‘11le gm“. played in about 4“” 00,1500; the two games played at Cedar Point,‘;
.l'gcd to quit The building, he wouldl
3 in the rue Saint Malll‘, manufactur-‘
Denounced ,
l
by the 1
t
l
check-i
J'or-‘
l
I
There is some discussion rcgurdhl‘:
A47 the man who llllfi played in the most."
:362 consecutive gumcs in the major
,leagucu, but George Vuu hullren, for»
PI? 1mu? Giant cutt'icldm', prohllhlv mines
.590 as close to :t rccord us nnyono with :I
.538 solves in the l‘tit'Ol‘d'bl't‘llklng class. i '
“5" Jump trom‘lBed
int Morning and
Egg record 01‘ 4‘61 gumcn. ., 4 t
'379 Wan llultrcn's run bcutm late to Tell. why everyone should drlnk :
.459 1897 when he played the lust thrcc hot water each mot-ulna
.422 games with the Giants; Tho ncxt ”“0" 5".”th
.
1:93 three years he did not this; n game,
- ‘ playing, 157 in 1898. 153 in 181".)
it'll in littltl. lie pillynd ltl gumcs
and 1
- Drink Hot Water
lthc Rtlll‘llllg of 1901, bringing illejricd; some days headachy, dull and:
lmurk to 404,
At this time You llnltl‘cn was a yet-3 121th by illness.
in? what a. gratifying change
i gyro than: 12 years:*Lamrzhesdmplrcdi ‘
take place.
‘in the Pacific Count League.
( .mme
i FALL RACING DATES
\‘t‘cetchcstor
l'tcmbcr l, to Scptcmbcr 15, inclusive.
Quccnl‘t County Jockey Club, Aqucn
10 , inclusive.
by, September 15, to Saturday, Sep-
lcmbcr 29.
Laurel, Maryland, Monday, October
1, to \‘t'edncsduy, October 3].
I‘lmlico, Maryland, Thursday, No
vembcr l, to Tuesday, Novembv L‘l.
Ilowic. Maryland, ‘chncsdny, No-
vcmbvr H to Friday, Novembcr 30.
are absorbed into the blood.
ALLEGED PICKPOCKET oars
‘ BONDS
HARTFORD, Aug. ll.——Ed\vard J.
Kolslwy, arrested at Lukc Conllrouucc.‘
- Sunday, on the charge of pocket pick-
‘ int: aid held for the Superior Court
on the $2,000 bond, prm'idcd cash bull
today and was released from Hart
ford county jail. He was accused of,
]securing morc than $l,ltl0
lpouuce.
boriytoxluu. Men and women,
. “1 (‘lmn’i sweetening and purifying the
' food into the stomach.
NATIONAL BICYCLE TITLE; at
IcrIIn, having been In the game for; "1th? 3“ W011”, practice infild‘fimth'
l “m“, dc mac“. Illarvlmld, Sutur'l of food and drink taken into the sys-
‘ tem nearly an ounce of waste material,
must he carried out, else it remnants; tlcahle.
and forms ptomnlnc-like poisons which;
each morning. before breakfast,
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,
as a. harmless means of washing out]E
of the stomach, liver, kidneys dud,
i bowels the indigestlble. material, waste}
sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing}
unstrung; some days really tncapacl-ltmnl.
i
would
Instead of thousands oft
, Racing Amulauomsw crowds of happy. healthy. rosY-i
- lllclmont Folk, 1.. 1., Saturday, slxpicheokod people everywhere. The
Son is that the human system does uotl
Tea-l
t
l
l
. t
‘ Just 11‘s necessary as lt is to cleanI
i
the ashes from tho furnace each dell 20mm].
”More the fire will‘buru bright 5126. that the 19,000 men dlvislou in trench realls, or Northern Light, interrupted ""“O‘mcemem made I“??? lodflyfemalci
1 wire communication over the northern patrols for the military camps i“ CM”
hull‘ of the United States and all “hecticut have been or are about to bet
tCanadn, from thotdocky quntnins to appointed through the state Council;
of Defense and the Woman’s Commit-' .
l
I
l
wheth- :
l
entire ,
‘flllmehtnl‘y canal before putting mom}
NEWARK. N. J., Aug. lie-Frank b iatomach, nervous days and sleeplessl
,Kramer won the 20-11111" national; nights have become real-cranks abouti
Defeats Cole 3 and 1 in the ssIHole'bicrclc championship hm 1““ nightithe morning Insidebalh. A Quarterl
Final far the Wee Bum Title.
Chester ,Séllc'ck is once. more cham-
pion of the Wee Burn -G’olf Club. Mr. ‘
from N. ll.‘ next In ordcr.
Sellcck won the honor
Cole, dcfeziting Mr. Cole 3 and 1 in the
flG-hole final match.
. Dr. Charlton Wallace, who won the}
club championéhip last season, defeat-l
9d F. A. Lockwood in the finale of thc'
eccond division in this season’s chum
vpionship.
v_,_____.____..;..—.
AT 655 TEN EYCK WlLL
.1 ROW RAG: :WlT‘l'Z RIVAL
wuen ybu hear this mi? about all»
latest going to pieces aftérfit} or35
. ‘just think of Jim Ten ‘Eyckund-forgct
about it.
Jim is 65 and he still mdnages
get winnig crews at Syraouue unlvcr- ‘ t
ally, wheré‘he coaches.
But more than that Jltn can Vsuu
pull a. mighty wicked oar‘himself and
in September will compete in album. .»
mllo rowing race:
llis opponent is
plop.
min; the distance“ finder;
film'- " ' ,
a more striking
refutation to the, belief‘dbout athletes
' ' ading young. no In Jamel: Riley; ~71.
former-United Slate's soulllng‘bb‘am-
Riley to, tailor revenge. .Seven 9e95,.
logo Ten Eyck beat him by la‘plenmhn
_ over thatname thrcounlld'mm. bOth
3m
r
,vlslon-s to
'.l.‘i,000 men and rsvival of the old
Why is man and woman, half tuev
at time,”feellng nervous, despondeut, wor—‘
Lute
Opinions and Gossip
= count BACK BECAUSE
, runny DON’T GO BACK}
Who Were Among the
“Old Rosebud" demonstrated, after all, that some of the old “Skates"
77 The W) have the. right stuff in them.
,Iuaillin: three. an? Protol, who was:
_.._.
Careful observers at Rotdn faint yesterday refute the claim that the
“Mary’s Ankle” is in any way superior to the species seen at
Broadway ,
that popular resort.
.. ._
Those season-cod basehvll certs [f gftIflPli between local tenmn have al-
‘No regular league sericsnre played leave it in homes, and kept his word. l Ways been the must prol‘itatuc r-id in! t‘l't“ rim; of the year Who 33 going to he novcr mos buck
‘ (‘ondculnod to death for that actmtage this year‘s “go?"
of inccntliarisnl, he had tcn months;
-.q-
l
“Irish" is at the front, it being: rt'p :‘tcd that one hour“: spy-u“, 1,9,. !the Grand Amcricon Handicap,
by his partncr, “9 PM'i‘lt‘”d ‘0 SWHZPI‘fltlay is constituting his present duty.
morning or on feast do. V - . ‘lund by way of Mulhausen and set-I ‘
rs and holidays tied at Chan}; de Fondu where he was;
o
liel‘orest will be on his job aqain
3of his crisp Sport contributions to this
Still Hovering About the
' Top
l
l A law of sporting' immutable as
,“Iho laws of the Modes and 'tha For:
‘siuns” is: “They never come book." ;
Trapshcoting shows no oxeepticn to
lthis rule, but the reason why a trap-
ihootcr never comes back )3 simple:
To settle any question in the mrltor,
lall that is necessary will be to attend
. LScuth Shore Country, Chicago, lll’.,
lAugust 20. 2], 22, 23, 24, where en the
s -
200,00 MEN
INTHE FIELD
SEPTEMBER 1
(Continued From Page One)
boards wore instructed loony to dcny
, ; immunity to married registrants in"
«user where tho parcnts or other ”MIRUSSIAN MOLOKANAS
lives of the wit-9 yoluntcer to :lssllnlv
llcr support during his absence,
Regulations govm'ning the
mo llizatlon ot‘ the National Army are
poorly ready for release. It is. hopI-d
by draft. officials that every contin-
igcncy arising in ansemblinn Antcrl~
can fighting men will be provided to
;In these directions. ‘
Reconstructing the Army.
WASHINGTON, A1151, 9.———ltcducllon
Ol‘ the stre nth of Altlerlc'un army tit-
lle. European "standard of
army corps major tactical! unit was
rccomn‘fndod, it who learned today,
by Major-Gonna“ Pershing, «no» a.
careful study of conditions at the
vinccd that uoundfrllilitary read l: in.
duced the French and British War Or-
does to adopt this tItctlcalfm-mution
for n-emh warfare. .. .
work already
complctod probably will have lb be.
brown aside and donc oycr. Generul
Pcl'klling's recommendations are posi-
lllllll (ill lllfl ground. on whom ‘(l'dH
chn responelbmty for actual clcra- Out mouth
lions, will be? met as fur it'd l3"‘)l‘ll(“~
One cffcct of the reduction ofeboth
brigades and 'dlvialons’will bé to
crcatc many additional vacancieu in
the grades of major and hrigadlcr-
it has ‘ been found abroad
hot, so we must each morning clear ; warfare is about the minimum that
the inside organs of the previous daysl can bt.‘ handled by'one. headquarters.
lnccumulation of-lndlgestlhle waste and
Trench fighting is, in refillty. Helge
warfare on unhugc. scale.» Operations
require detailed 'nrders‘and the c.o-‘the Atlantic, and even “'35 ‘9“ ;u _ , ,
or sick, or well, are advised to drink! ordination of large bodies of troops southern latitudes last night and forl'tee of that“ organization. A woman!
El'flntl Ol’ nrtillcry ‘on a 86316 neVEI‘;99verul hcurg‘eafly todayt
glass or real hot water with a lea.2drcpmed of in prevlous wars. All thisi
{adds to the task of the corps, divisionl
and brigade" commanders each onwofbegan 10 am?“
‘whom is conducting a‘ battle of limitation wires shortly before midnight
last night, and for several hours before,
daylight this morning many trunk lmo'
own on his immediate front.
Two New Yorktlbistricts" Ready.
7 _. ' .l
NE“ YOHK‘ Aug. 9' With the on tclrcuits were. useless most of the dint-.5
The display of the Aurora in Colo-l
described ‘ as particularly ' to
l
nounmdtenc today that turn districts
had obtained the quotas required byl
the selectlvo'draftrlnw it was cutillmdo was
muted that one-third of the mcn “Morllliant.
lillions of people who had their lumped for examination have in this city
constipation; blllou's attacks, acid‘ been accepted for the new National
,A'rm y.
ffrom a fidkl 0f “1i“? riders. Alfred l pound of limestone’phosphate will not; “on wall daily decreasing.
' Goullet,
l
:miuutcs 16 15 seconds.
‘l hail ottect upon the proton
I . .
l . . ,. ,
'Kl‘flmf’r’s time was‘ 54 i its cleansing, sweetening audit-lashed“
I
p
i
I cations of 16,584 men, whl
Reggie 'liticNa‘Iuara,“ ' Blinl'cost much at the drug store, but is} Revised figures show that 110 of
"Spenrk and ’ Eddie Madden finished; Sumcient tO‘dcmonstrate to “5.0119,; the 189 local exemption boards havelance' was more widespread than for imately twenty~seven million been
Eighty boardslmauy years, the phenomenon usually
culled 67,766 men.
have certified to the physical qualiti-
,,_, ,,... »%.
next wcck. Turn look out for mom fif‘ng lmc wtll‘b: found any,“ “3"“
column, old guard of 1.10 grand army of cl
_,~--,,, _~ w“- -- ___~__M M, b.rd busters,
Amon the veterans . *‘ a l
”are accepted outright. without q‘ues-1 g who “”1 awn“
'lion of exemption or discharglzl 4,717
1 men.
I
.emptiou claim mauled
boards in New York city.
w~wmm~
the big shocttcst are Tom Marshal Ed
Banks, W. R, Crosby, Fred Gilbert and,
l‘ollowing the organization of tile‘mllt‘ Ht’lkt‘fi, members of the All-2
(ll‘strlct‘hoard with Charles E. Hugin‘xs'Anlcrican team that invaded the 1’ hr
as chairman, It was ullnounccd that
ltho Government will appeal every cx~
isb Isles in 1001 and vanquished Sic.
lowl‘Britlsm-rs despite the fact that the Eu ‘
I glishmcn fired “both barrels' in succes-
‘sivc attempts to bring down each clay
,targcl, while the American pulrcried
by
l
% GET YEAR lN JAIL‘the saucers in much gl'catcr Iluxnbcrs
I m-..
aduul sentenced forrRofuaing to Register
5 For «Draft.
1 PHOENIX,Ariz., Aug.
livo Moloknnull, nIcIIIbcrs of a Russian
ut Glendale,
wcrc sentenced to one year in prison
by Judnc Sawtelle into ycsterday afl-
rcliglous sect,
colonizcd
crnoou for failure to obey
_dent'sproclnlnation requiring aliens to
rcgislcr under the, sclcctivo
t The only defense ofl'crcd
rllgious» scruplcs against war which
from countcnanclnu
:Amel-icun officers ”36mm" even to the extent of registering for,
. . l
prevented lhcm
t
l
,thc druft. '
barred car. to Prescott to serve thcir,I A fast track iS’expccted for today's
. , ‘ .h
. ltlrdudtion of the difhllou'rmcgns ;\ senté‘nccs in the counly jail thorn.
hulfisick, anaemlcdooking souls With; bit: Job for the War Department.
pasty, muddy complexion‘s we shoultl‘ Much administrative
l
hundred thousand pair will
.000 pairs will be imported.
{NORTHERN man-rs INTERRUPT:
WIRE SERVICE.
CHICAGO, Aug. file-Tho durum b0
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4
Rem“ ‘0 telegraph “0mm” baseball club, died in Pittsfield
As the. revised returns for thathere state that the earth currents did
various districts were being tobulate’dgnot affect wires of St. Louis in the,
today it Was said that the. Del'eentam:\t'98l, but. in the east circuits as for! ,I '2
of men rejected and claiming exemp] ‘
1 e. 70 boardslbemg confined to Northern latitudes.
l ITALY TO MAKE SHOES. .
I ROME, Aug. 99—111 view of the grout‘
increase in the price of footwcur theA
H\’I9’v]|0\vpvnl', and me demmmn,»gvltuliun government has; decided to home
rid itself euclidny Of all the» wasmlmttitudc is i‘lhc some as it wot to-fluuuul'ncturo a standard choc
duct, 1.. 1., Septcmhcr 1-; m 0th” 63 which it accumulates under our pres~§ word General Fuuaton duringl..tho‘n.“ke
u d it reasonable rlcc. Thr‘e . . , . -
ent mode of living. For every ounce} Mt‘XlCim "DUMP. Th0 Wiuht‘h‘ H tho :1 i a p ' d’mmmd last "'gl‘t'
ly in Italy and another 200, 1“.
The phenomenon became. visible and
telegraph and tciej.
south as Atlanta were affected.
shooting with “one-barrel"
COLUMBUS RACING CARD.
(‘Ohlil‘tllllla 0., Aug. 9.—The. free-
forall pacc, purse $l,200, . will be the,
feature of this afternoon's. racing card
at the Grand Circuit meeting here.
glc G. Hui Boy' and Russell Boy are
entered. ‘
l
9.-Tllll‘ly ‘
the pruni-
Paccrs in the 2:15 clusr. which rac'
dl‘llfl law, Wild stopped by ruin after
was their
the. race will be run off,
FTRAPSHOOTERS sublimimim CROOKS
INVADE SARATOGA
, SARA’I‘OGA, N. Y., Aug. 9.—~Stew-
Gilbert, Crosby, Heikes et a], lards of the Jockey club, a corps od'
SDtriiltLt‘tl
dt lca‘t
Pinkerton detectives and the city po-
B ‘ ,- licc are searching for a band of west»
, 1 ' 2,
est 11 Years Ago, Ale ,1.” gamw who
city to “boat” the races.
her-“5.x
into thin.
To cause it
these hardened and
cruel men'stuck a large: sponge in thy:
nostrils 'of‘lmperator and nearly cans
ed the horse‘s death.
Imperaior, owned by s. T. Tolen and
was
trained by S. J_ Roinh‘oimor, is a chest»
out 5 ! ding 6 years old and royalty
bred. ‘ He is a son of Peter Quince and
Sparkle. He islcnly'a‘smllng platen.
but that he has not been fighting for
(,tamp‘onship honors was due to nice
at ”’9 racttpat he was‘parlially windbroketn
-Last Friday he
claiming race for $400.
m3 opposing
entcl'ed in at.
Because l'llt"
inferior opponents: its
as! was favorite. Although he is known 1;:
‘possesa a great flight. of speed, be new
or was a factor in the. race and stag-x
gcred home far behind the leaders.
Aftr the race he became ill and on
with difficulty that
was relieved of his terrible pain.
the sponge.. The
Sunday morning Mr. Reinhelmcr Ils-
covert-d
called in a veterinary and it was only
the poor autumn
trainer
Mr. Reinheimer told the stewardie
that he knew nothing about the spougrw
until the horse became seriously ill on
"Sunduy morning. When asked why tlm
horse had not been more carefuliiye
guarded he said that he had only tluwe
stplls for three horses and that his em-
ployes were. compelled to sleep in time-
, kitchen. which was around the corner
SW from the horses.
Francis Ouilnet, former national and;
yesterday.
however,
'urc on today's program, the 2:15 and fund.
! They Were taken last night in :1 mm events. ‘
racing,
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lCANADtAN’E-DITOR'S HOME DYNA-
MITED
MONTREALnAug. fir—The summerl
at Cartiervllle of Lord Athelstan.
tr “"1” publisllcr of the Montreal Star, wits:
Lord ‘ Athelsmil
as in his residence at the time, but
be turned “-
[ly damaged. The Montreal Star haul
*beon u. warm advocate of COnscript.ion.l
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l WOMEN pATROLs FOR CAMPS l
* lhllnrrono, Aug; 9.—According to!
l
I
who has nervcd in the United States?
[Sc'cr‘ct Service Bopartmcnl; is one of
those collected."t_<‘ive patrolwom‘en are:
to be named at. a salary of $75 c.
,month. Names are withheld.
-..M...
l
. FORM ER' ploy LE‘AQUER l
‘ "mes IN P’ITTS‘FIELD‘
Edward Wiseman, a Ian-yer'of Boo:
n, 24 years old,
yesterday. l
HARBOR Bl LL' SIGNED.
the first open golf champiom and now holder on"
1103! yefilf‘l‘da)’. will open the program the western title, passed his examinm
today, when the rcnlnining heats of tion for the army
c‘alnletl cxcnlpt'ion,
Two other events, both for trotters, count of playing- for the Red Crow:
He‘-
on he-
-Ladies!‘ ’a-Keep : It
5.
’on"lhfl)resser
Few dflopa on corn or olllus
stops palmthen‘ they lift off.
A
W'WSMPIWWPW' '
and at one mile?“
as not injured. The house was had! ,
Just. think!
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